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NEW HOPE IN SEARCH FOR KEITH; Hi-tech scanner could find Moors Murder victim
Porton Down in deadly bug breach terror; SIX ALERTS REVEALED AT TESTING LAB
TEEN VANISHED AFTER SPYING ON VIP PAEDO RING; Rent boy given camera to photograph sex parties
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A worldwide phenomenon turns into a spanking success
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Don't worry, I have a nose for this kind of thing; TV QUEEN LORRAINE KELLY IS REDDY FOR ANYTHING AS SHE BACKS COMIC RELIEF
DONNA CHARITY RAISES £60,000; Family double target
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EXTREMISTS LEAVE TOWN IN RUBBLE AND RUIN
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FM Get registered in time for the big vote
Fold medallist; YOUNG SCOT 2015 MODEL PUPIL UP FOR TOP AWARD Tourette's boy sells origami for charity
HOOSE ARE YOU KIDDING? KIDDING?; STAGE STARS KEEPING IT REAL? MAYBE Stars We're nothing like show's characters
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I know you are worried about fracking over in Scotland. Well, you should be worried; TEXAS FAMILY DEVASTATED BY GAS EXTRACTION WARN SCOTS OF HEALTH RISKS
I painted the First Minister's cottage in the Highlands. I'm just glad she liked it; ARTIST REVEALS THE INSPIRATION FOR NICOLA STURGEON'S PARLY OFFICE ARTWORK Now FM asks Aviemore painter for an even bigger masterpiece
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MEL'S SWELL IN USA; TV deal boost for star
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Our worst fear is that cuts in the North Sea will lead to another disaster, another Piper Alpha; UNION'S WARNING OVER OIL CRISIS
Parties are desperate for one man's vote. Does he even exist?
Proclaimers Bowled over as hit song features in Proclaimers Bowled over as hit song features in £7million American football ad
So you think the benefits outweigh the risks? Why don't you come here and say that?; MSPs call minister and watchdogs to parly to explain their stance on mesh
Tattoo firm in U-turn over swastika jewellery
THE CLAIMS Two recruits raped Two more attacked Two pregnancies Two recruits raped; SALVATION ARMY ROCKED BY SEX ATTACK PROBE FORMER OFFICER IN THE DOCK AFTER ALLEGED VICTIMS BREAK THEIR SILENCE
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WE WILL HOLD WHAT WE'VE GOT. PLUS ONE; ELECTION 2015
WELCOME TO THE PLUNDER DROME; Cycling fans pay to park despite acres of space
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Yes, he may have been murdered; TYCOON'S EX-WIFE ON DEATH PLUNGE Michelle Young rules out suicide
YOUNG, GIFTED AND 18 STONE LIGHTER; OVERWEIGHT TEENAGERS SAY GET FIT SCHEME IS THE ONLY WEIGH TO GO ; £200k boost for health plan
'If you want to kill someone, get in a car. Justice is a joke'; As pensioner is spared jail for causing death of cyclist, victim's girlfriend attacks sentence
'pay residents or no new runways'; ?airports urged to spend more on compensation and tackling jet noise ; Shortlisted schemes 'may end in stalemate over noise issues'
50 Shades Of Rage; Sam Taylor-Johnson reveals her 'on-set barneys' with author as she turned erotic bestseller into movie
Black cab sex fiend may have many more victims, say police; AS TAXI DRIVER ADMITS ASSAULTS ON TWO WOMEN PASSENGERS SLEEPING AFTER NIGHTS OUT ...
High heating bill? Don't buy coffee, says Ofgem; news in brief
Mayor sees red at mother with a megaphone; TOWN HALL CHIEF IN FINGER-WAGGING RANT AGAINST CAMPAIGNERS IS CENSURED
Meet the history boy; As baby Ben brings capital's population to a record high, his mother says there's no place she'd rather raise him
Met chief: No need for all officers to have Taser; news in brief
Mother charged with missing baby's murder; news in brief
MP's call for ban on 'designer vagina' surgery; Keith Vaz backs campaigners who claim operations are a form of FGM
Slump in £1 million-plus London home sales; news in brief
Suicide bomber attacks Nigeria election rally; world in brief
The only way out is Essex for s Londoners; Thurrock leads the list of places for commuters fleeing the capital
'Jealous man killed girlfriend over her Facebook password'
And the award for best photoshoot goes to ...
Boris: Boots boss should cough up taxes for Britain
Business class-only flights direct to New York are back ... but on a budget
Charles 'acts fully as envoy' despite arms sales claim
Ex-cons Huhne and Aitken still given Commons security passes
Fashion royalty and model princess: Naomi and Diana portraits on show
Father's tribute to 'wonderful son' found dead next to bike
Freedom hope for second Al Jazeera journalist in Cairo jail
Give all teachers training to beat homophobic bullying, says MP
Jurors face quiz on American Sniper movie
Labour will make fast decision on new runways, pledges Balls
London lowest for results gap between poor and rich pupils
Madonna gets back into the groove for Brits
Man 'raped 100 women in bogus medical study'
Man critical and two injured in high street knife attack
Man, 28, carried out random attacks while shouting antisemitic abuse
MPs: Sell off £1.5bn of unused London assets to fund NHS care
My husband's dying words were I love you, says poison spy's widow
Police crack down on 'keyless' car thieves stealing 17 vehicles a day
Rahman 'branded rival a racist in election battle for Tower Hamlets mayor'
Restaurants moving in as betting shops close
Ruling on holiday pay change 'could bankrupt companies'
Strauss-Kahn 'gave mistress £900 pair of boots for attending orgies'
Thousands delayed as trains and traffic grind to a halt at the first sign of snow
Tory plan to ringfence school budget 'puts services for the elderly at risk'
Veterans like 'the Maltese Pavarotti' helped to hit a higher note on stage
Wholesome children's TV can teach life lessons, says Blethyn
Inside Politics : Ukip infighting means it is more likely the SNP will be the kingmakers in May
Style and substance at heart of Cotter's revitalising of Scots team, says Taylor
'North Sea cuts are putting future at risk'
2014 the hottest year on record, warns UN
AG Barr swoops on cocktail firm in GBP21m buyout
Ashley sends five Newcastle fringe players up to Rangers
Brown promises 'the vow plus' to give Holyrood more welfare powers
Capital cloud specialists integrate their systems
Comment : Mutual interests lead to corporate marriage
Commercial Property : Retail recovery is heavenly scnet
Dickinson confesses to a guilty secret: his cake habit
Double-dealing Celtic make moves for Armstrong and Mackay-Steven
Four-fifths of Scots back state assisted suicide, poll finds
Gordon is content with his small workload on day of rest
Granite City wins Carbuncle award as most dismal place in Scotland
Home rule proposals like a bowl of jelly, says expert
In Brief : Aridhia wins second term on cloud site
Leader : Huge pressure on teachers needs to be acknowledged
Markets : Oil rebound sparks bargain bid talk
Martin Dempster on golf : Koepka's heroics put Tiger in shade
Martin Dempster on golf : SGU overlooking Harmon is difficult to fathom
Miller - 'To not go up this season would be a disaster'
MPs agree to give the vote to 16-year-olds in Scottish elections
New prosecution teams to tackle rise in complex crimes
North Berwick Gin will be sipped by the stars at Brits after-show party
Pupils could be sent home as teaching shortage hits crisis point
Ryanair raises profit forecast and unveils Euros400m buy-back plan
Scottish Friendly buys M&GM and doubles assets to GBP2bn
Scottish scientists could find motor neurone cure, campaigner believes
SeaEnergy sails a steady course despite dramatic fall in oil price
Sense of spectacle exits stage left in one great act
This really is a sign of the times for changing Greenock
Union celebrates as NVZ restrictions are changed
Warren sets sights on his first Masters appearance
Young Old Firm fan injured as bottle hurled at minibus
HALAL HELLHOUSE; Savage cruelty on secret cams
Hock ready to rock; SUPER LEAGUE SPECIAL BAD BOY VOWS TO MEND HIS WAYS
ISIS HOSTAGE BURNED ALIVE; Terror vid of pilot torched in a cage
It's a Guy thing!; TV'S BIKE-MAD EASY RIDER MAKES A GOA OF IT ON HIS EPIC INDIAN TRIP
MILI ED-ING FOR TROUBLE; Labour chief 'a Seventies throwback'
ONE OF A LIE; ' Blind' benefit cheat was secret driving instructor
RISE 'N SHINE; BOXING: DeGale ready to seize chance World title shot for Olympian
SPANKS A LOT!; Cinemas already sold out for 50 Shades bondage sex film
WHITNEY GIRL'S FAMILY 'MAKE FUNERAL PLANS'; Drugs found in Bobbi mansion
'West Lothian' solution hits resistance; Hague proposals
Biomedical pioneer wins award for tissue and drug inventions; Engineering prize
BJP electoral juggernaut faces crucial test in Delhi; India: Aam Aadmi party challenge
Call for Olympic-style body to oversee £3bn parliament renovation; Palace of Westminster
China anti-graft drive targets financial elite; Corruption crackdown
City dines out on charm offensive designed to slew off bad reputation and polish Europe credentials; Economic trust
Critics round on 'panic' over pensions reform; Annuities revolution: Consumer safeguards
Danes shield currency peg from storm unleashed by the Swiss; Central bank activism
Egypt's cotton growers hanging by a thread after subsidy withdrawal; Farming
Future for fifth of empty stores in doubt; High street
Greek plan depends on creditors accepting sacrifices; Debt talks
Harper Lee to publish book 55 years after 'To Kill a Mockingbird'; Lost novel
Helpline adds to strain on doctors, says BMA; NHS 111
Housebuilding recovery on shaky foundations as demand exposes shortage of skills; Construction
Isis posts video said to show hostage being burned alive; Jordanian pilot
Jonathan pressed to publish audit into 'missing' oil revenues; Nigeria election
Lew flags concern on global economy; US recovery
MPs vote for IVF research on babies with three parents; Genetics
Suu Kyi hits at 'parody of democracy'; Interview: Myanmar opposition leader
Tax dodging study reveals party differences; Financial Times analysis
Watchdog cracks down on equity crowdfunding; Investment risk
Bearing up: Film production spending soars to record level
Labour counts on popular opinion to back tough tone
2m cigarettes seized in Northern Ireland raids; Five held in operation targeting smuggling racket allegedly worth around £110m
Alexander Litvinenko inquiry shown picture of spy taken day before he died; Picture from a video made by the Russian director Andrei Nekrasov shows Litvinenko lying in his hospital bed and is the last image of him alive
Alexis Tsipras and Jean-Claude Juncker decoded: why hold hands?; Juncker gains the upper hand and assumes a dominant, controlling position, rather like a parent with a child
Archbishop of Canterbury speaks out over firms using tax havens; Justin Welby says companies should pay tax in the countries where they have generated their wealth
Argentina's president asked to testify about mysterious death of prosecutor; Judge to decide whether to compel Cristina Fernández de Kirchner to testifyLawyer's petition also seeks testimony from intelligence chief
Bali Nine: Kerobokan prison becomes Myuran Sukumaran's life canvas; Drug trafficker's art classes are so popular that many former prisoners return to prison to keep taking them
Blunkett calls for more self-help and less state aid; Labour grandee calls for mandatory living wage and conditions set for welfare payments as Iain Duncan Smith claims Tory reforms have saved £50bn
Chibok girls who escaped Boko Haram defy militants by returning to school; Left to fend for themselves by the government, the traumatised schoolgirls a second chance at education thanks to one determined Nigerian woman
Chilcot inquiry still talking to Whitehall over document declassification; Chilcot, who said last month he will not complete his inquiry until after the general election, to give evidence to MPs on Wednesday
Chilcot reports on Iraq war inquiry racing on at a glacial pace; Sir John Chilcot defends the length of time the inquiry is taking and says there is no chance of publishing his report before the election
Cold weather alert issued for England; Forecasters say cold and icy conditions will continue at least until the weekend, with further scattered snow showers likely
Death of prosecutor leaves Argentina's Jewish community angry and distrustful; The mysterious death of Alberto Nisman, who was investigating a 1994 terrorist attack, has alarmed many Jews but others warn against over-simplifying the case
Don't mention Enoch: can the Tories win black and Asian votes?; May's general election will be tight. To win it, the Tories need to get the support of minority voters in marginal seats. But are Diwali parties and tax cuts on Caribbean flights enough to shake off the legacy of Powell's Rivers of Blood speech and Norman Tebbit's cricket test?
Dundee West: where Labour voters seem to be very thin on the ground; It is hard to find anyone in the Labour-held constituency who is intending to vote for the party at the general election in May
Ebola drug trial in Liberia halted after fall in case numbers; Wellcome Trust ends trial of US-made drug brincidofovir as there are now too few people falling ill to get a clear result
Ebola nurse Pauline Cafferkey became infected after using visor, report says; Save the Children believes nurse caught virus as a result of wearing visor instead of goggles
European disunion: Tsipras, Merkel and the conflict at the heart of the EU; After five years of austerity the European Union is today riven by cultural, political and, increasingly, nationalistic divisions
France's Hotel Carlton pimping trial hears about lives of prostitutes in Lille; Defendants including Dominique Strauss-Kahn deny they played part in prostitution ring that used vulnerable and desperate women
Fred Talbot taken to hospital after court fall; TV weatherman tripped and hit his head on his way out of witness box during his trial on charges of indecent assault
Frick Collection masterpieces on show at the Mauritshuis in The Hague; Ingres's Comtesse d'Haussonville one of more than 30 pieces lent to the Mauritshuis for unprecedented exhibition
From Thor to Odin: a guide to the Norse gods; As Iceland prepares to build its first temple to the Norse gods since the Viking age, we look at the deities that will be worshipped, including an amoral trickster and the blue ruler of the underworld
Fund to help mugging victim halted as donations reach £330,000; Online fund to help Alan Barnes, who was violently mugged outside his Gateshead home, is halted by his grateful family
Greek minister flies to Germany for showdown over debt repayments; Syriza finance minister Yanis Varoufakis claims widespread support in eurozone over debt relief for Greece, but Angela Merkel stands firm
Iraq inquiry: Chilcot tells MPs of fight to get secret documents released; Sir John Chilcot describes 'very long and difficult and challenging discussions' over release of papers including letters between Tony Blair and George Bush
Is Labour scared of George Galloway?; It is three months until the general election and the Labour party still hasn't chosen a candidate to fight Bradford West. Oona King's former aide is among the contenders, alongside an ex lord mayor. Meanwhile, the Respect MP is ramping up his re-election campaign. Helen Pidd reports
Istanbul hospitals refuse abortions as government's attitude hardens; Activists say few state hospitals agreed to perform non-emergency terminations, while president Erdogan repeatedly compares abortion to murder
Japanese bank introduces robot workers to deal with customers in branches; Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group is employing 'Nao', a multilingual 5.4-kg robot, who will begin work in a branch in April
Jordanians turn their minds to revenge after Isis killing of pilot; Muadh al-Kasasbeh's death galvanises Amman locals, as mood changes in favour of war against Isis
Labour struggles to gain backing of business leaders after Ed Balls gaffe; Few left-leaning City figures lend support to Labour, while shadow chancellor fails to remember name of supportive business leader during TV appearance
Lord Ashcroft basks in limelight as his polls look set to transform election; Billionaire Tory peer's unique constituency-by-constituency polls could see unprecedented tactical voting in marginal seats in May
Marina Litvinenko recounts last words of dying husband; Widow says Alexander Litvinenko was in pain and mostly speechless in his last days but told her that he loved her
McDonald's eats its words after tamales Facebook ad sparks backlash in Mexico; Ad posted in Spanish says 'tamales are a thing of the past' and touts the McBurrito one day after a holiday typically celebrated with the traditional food
New Scotland polls indicate huge swing from Labour to SNP; Lord Ashcroft's polls in 16 constituencies are ominous for Labour, great news for the SNP and devastating for the Lib Dems
New Zealand high court judge named as new chair of child abuse inquiry; Home secretary, Theresa May, confirms Justice Lowell Goddard has been appointed to lead new panel
Official figures failing to show full extent of homelessness in England, says report; Homelessness in England is worse than official figures show, according to a new report. It also warns of the millions of "hidden homeless" and highlights the rise homelessness acceptances due to the numbers made homeless from the private rented sector
Rosa Parks archive heads to Library of Congress: 'I had been pushed around all my life'; A selection of the iconic civil rights activist's letters and photos will go on display next month, documents which highlight Parks's struggle to overcome bigotry
Segregated cycle superhighways set for go-ahead in London; Plans for 18-mile east-west route and shorter north-south route have mayor's support but also some powerful opposition
Tories are party of hedge funds and tax avoiders, says Ed Miliband; Labour MP Tom Blenkinsop makes veiled reference to firm advised by Samantha Cameron during prime minister's questions
UAE halted Isis air attacks after pilot capture; US confirms United Arab Emirates suspended participation amid concerns over lack of contingency plans to rescue downed aircrew
Ukraine calls for further military and financial support; Kiev looks to IMF and US for economic and military assistance as conflict-hit country teeters on brink of economic collapse
Universities told counter-terror bill will not endanger freedom of expression; Government concession follows outcry by professors against counter-terror bill proposals
Up close and personal: parliament caught looking gorgeous on camera; Inside the Commons offered a glimpse behind the scenes at Westminster, but will it have deepened public understanding and softened hostility towards politicians? I doubt it
US Ferguson activists join protest against death of Jimmy Mubenga; Americans from Ferguson Solidarity Tour join British activists to protest outside G4S offices in central London
Vince Cable criticises Boots boss for not paying UK taxes; Lib Dem business secretary says Stefano Pessina had lost moral authority after it was discovered he pays tax in Monaco
Which business figures support Labour? Erm, Bill Somebody, says Ed Balls; Faced with questioning from Emily Maitlis, shadow chancellor admitted he couldn't remember the name of Bill Thomas, who chaired Labour's small business taskforce
Gordon Brown's union woes are of his own making
Wonderful legacy of Shot at Dawn stalwart
Inside Justice : More can be done to break link between football and domestic violence
Aberdeen shares hit as nervous clients pull out their funds
BBC losing Open golf 'threatens future of the sport in Scotland'
Bright pupils could be denied chance to sit Advanced Highers
Celtic duo: We did not demand to leave United
Comment : BP joins energy industry's lowered sights
Comment : Old friends and new faces to cheer festival regulars
Construction firms start year on sharp upswing
Cowan claimed place but is already facing hot competition for jersey
Dawson insists TV switch won't harm game
Digital age is no licence to print money, insist experts
Flagship cultural event facing 'death by a thousand cuts'
Foodbank break-in 'an inhumane raid on a place of sanctuary'
Former Tesco bosses get golden goodbyes despite profit scandal
Haymarket's GBP200m revamp is taking shape
Hostage pilot burned alive by Islamic State
Leader : Regulation is needed but the greater good is served
Markets : Weir among the risers as oil bounces
More bulls and drop in buyers brings Aberdeen Angus average down GBP847
New tram-train link could increase delays and cut rail services
News digest : More snow ahead as 50 schools closed
No groups spent more than GBP1m to Yes's GBP399k
R&A denies cash alone motivated GBP50m Sky Open deal
Revitalised Laidlaw aims to emulate class of 1999
Revivals of ancient gods are just pick and mix
Santander UK profits climb but bank coy on flotation timetable
Scottish MPs could hold England to ransom, Hague warns Westminster
Shaken and stirred: Cocktail waiters train for capital race
Skiers told: Don't go sloping off to Europe's top five-star resorts
Stuart Bathgate on football : Loan Rangers bring yet more fog from the Tyne
Sturgeon gets tough on early release for long-term prisoners
The posh French Alps, or the scenic Scottish Glencoe mountains?
Time catches up with child prodigy Fletcher after 20 years with United
Waiting-time targets missed as record 1.6m patients go to A&E
Wind power in Scotland up by 27 per cent since 2014
Yes Rasta row would be a no-no in the UK
Households set to save £13 as water firm freezes prices
Injured veterans hit the slopes to assist in long road to recovery
iPods create a bunch of grunting, brainless morons
Making a living from a daily pinta on your doorstep
Plan unveiled for luxury eco-tourism log cabins
Trust reconsiders its dog policy after sheep attack
We should all contribute towards others' development
Wildlife experts to discuss plans for wild beaver colony
Young shepherds from the West are ambassadors for sheep farming industry
Doctor found not guilty of FGM on patient at London hospital; Jury acquits Dr Dhanuson Dharmasena of subjecting a mother to female genital mutilation after he delivered her baby at Whittington hospital in 2012
Andrea Gada's family granted visas to attend funeral; Home Office allows entry to family of five-year-old girl whose Zimbabwean relatives had been barred from entering Britain for her funeral
Antisemitic attacks in UK at highest level ever recorded; Community Security Trust recorded 1,168 incidents against Britain's Jewish population in 2014, more than double that of the previous yearIs there really a Jewish exodus from western Europe?
Christian councillor objects to Islandmagee 'witches' plaque; TUV party hardliner Jack McKee refuses to back plans for memorial to Irish women convicted of witchcraft in 1711 as it would be 'anti-God'
Family of student who died of hypothermia believe he was dumped at roadside; Mother of 20-year-old Ali Bunney disagrees with coroner's report her son succumbed to the cold while walking home from a night out
Glasgow bin lorry driver thinks of crash victims 'every minute of every day'; I haven't been hiding, says Harry Clarke, and I wish I could tell you what happened but I can't
Global debt has grown by $57 trillion in seven years following the financial crisis; Global debt has increased by $57 trillion in the seven years following the financial crisis, according to a new report, while China's debt as a share of GDP now stands at higher than that of the US
How to stop northern cities emulating the worst of London; Manchester is attracting an increasing amount of international investment. But how do we stop the city becoming a safety deposit box for rich foreign investors who have no intention of living here, let alone contributing to our civic life or paying taxes? Helen Pidd on how northern cities must grow without adopting the worst habits of the capital
Is there really a Jewish exodus from western Europe?; There was a dramatic rise in the number of Jews leaving France for Israel last year, but what does a detailed look at the figures show?Antisemitic attacks in UK at highest level ever recordedAre you planning on emigrating to Israel?
London bus strike causes long rush-hour traffic jams; Unite union claims up to 20,000 bus workers are taking part in 24-hour strike, while Transport for London says 47% of services were operating
Nine out of 10 patients in Wales satisfied with standard of NHS care; Wider picture not so positive with Welsh NHS receiving average mark of six out of 10 as respondents report difficulty in getting GP appointments
Northern Ireland ban on recognising gay marriage faces legal challenge; Gay couple who were married in England but live in region are seeking equal status for their marriage
Paddington passes $200m box office mark as bear charms globe; Film of marmalade sandwich-loving bear from darkest Peru, created by Michael Bond in 1958, becomes worldwide success
Police will need judge's permission to access journalists' phone and email records; David Cameron accepts recommendation for judicial oversight of police use of anti-terror powers to snoop on reporters
Protesters to gather at Oxford University ahead of Marine Le Pen appearance; Over 200 protesters pledge demonstration outside Oxford Union against visit of leader of France's far-right Front National
Sun crime reporter pleads not guilty over alleged payments for stories; Anthony France faces charge of aiding and abetting police officer in committing misconduct in public office
Woman and child tied up and held at knifepoint during burglary; Avon and Somerset police issue description of burglar who also carried out a sexual assault
A culture of bullying, sexism and favouring ethnic minorities; Council provided greater service to sex groomers than to vulnerable young girls. Andrew Norfolk examines the report
Arab coalition ally halts airstrikes over fears for its pilots
Balls left red-faced after Bill Somebody bungle
BBC boss will consider bid to save channel's future
Bionic brace will help my handicap, says Faldo's manager
Boko Haram loses 200 in battle with Chad troops
Boy, 2, among survivors of plane crash in heart of city
Bra sends cancer drugs straight to the breasts
Britain must step up Isis fight, MPs warn
Butcher forced to cut off own toe in 'Tarantino scene'
Cold snap pushes death toll 32% above average
Councillors turned a blind eye to evidence
Cycling superhighways will deliver £76m London boost
Doctor cleared in first trial for genital cutting
DSK trial: hotel chief's schoolgirl boast
Food that once was rationed is now thrown away
Germany curbs 'church sanctuary' for migrants
GPs to root out health tourists by asking to see EU insurance cards
Heat is on over money laundering; City professionals are being targeted, but are lawyers really the weak link in the chain, asks Edward Fennell
Holocaust survivors condemn Nazi auction
Hunt for killer of Dante's ally after 700 years
Jeb Bush says Obama killed American dream
Jordan will wage relentless war against Isis, says king
Judge rules that doctors can sterilise mother of six
Justice won't be done until more abusers stand trial
King John granted rebellious Scots self-rule in 1215 ... and no one noticed; Historian's eureka moment makes Magna Carta reference clear and boosts SNP case, Jack Malvern writes
Koran provides no Justification for burning people to death
Let's talk about sex before it's too late; Janice Turner Notebook
Monarchy seen as point of weakness by caliphate
Nationalists poised to unseat Scotland's most senior MPs
Nato to build six bases as 'Cold War' defence
New plant called Sirdavidia in tribute to Attenborough
New Zealand Judge appointed to head child abuse inquiry
Older women are opting to nip for a tuck
Patrolling in Rio slums is deadlier than Afghanistan
Piranhas eat girl, 6, after canoe capsizes; Brazil
Rotherham's Disgrace; The town that has become a byword for grooming and rape could have reformed itself. Instead its council chose to attack The Times for exposing its wrongdoing
SNP is running rings around Dave and Ed; Scottish nationalists are about to turn last year's referendum defeat into victory at the polls. Can Labour stop them?
Stop hiding mental illness, high-flyer urges City workers
Taking steps to switch off your digital life smoothly
Three attacks on Jews a day as Britain faces rise in hate crime
Urbanites seeking good life push up price of rural land
Village names a road after Hitler (but not that one)
Web baron guilty of running drugs empire
Welby: Fry had the right to call God a maniac
Woman gendarme was dating Charlie Hebdo terror suspect
Worried workers turn on Miliband over the threat to big business
Your child is missing: school texts hundreds of parents by mistake
Dare boy, 11, died in canal after slipping from gas pipe
And first Price goes to...; Model Katie shocks the bookies by winning Celebrity Big Brother 2015
Dragons should be fired; Duncan fears show will fizzle and die without a fresh all-new pane
Firm's threat to Peppa Pig song children
GCHQ spooks broke law snooping on the internet
Health officials told flu jab was useless 1yr ago
ISIS: 'Jordan air strike kills US hostage'
Muslim convert cleared of fatally stabbing boyfriend
No one else will die like Nadejah; Labour plan to ensure all patients get life-saving cancer care
THE INVASION OF THE MUTANT SUPER RATS; Double-sized rodents evolve to beat poisons
Publication Logo The Guardian February 7, 2015 Saturday 2:41 AM GMT Liberal leadership: Tony Abbott and Julie Bishop together to pledge stability; Abbott says he expects Tuesday's spill motion to fail, while Bishop offers very brief statement saying she will oppose a spill taking place
Can Tony Abbott survive leadership challenge? - Q&A; Decision to give Prince Philip a knighthood was seen as final straw for Australian PM after a series of difficulties
Charisma and stability were Gusmao's hallmarks. He won't allow his departure to ruin that; East Timor is still finding its way along a difficult post-independence path. Xanana Gusmao, a cult-like figure, will remain close to power even after his resignation
Farc invites Miss Universe to assist in negotiation of peace deal with Colombia; Leftist rebels take newly crowned beauty queen Pauline Vega up on her offer to go to Havana so that an agreement can be signed
Isis supporters claim US hostage killed in Jordanian air strike in Syria; American hostage named as 26-year-old Kayla Mueller killed in a US-backed air strike, supporters of Islamic State claim on social media
Jeffrey Epstein accuser: video exists of underage sex with powerful men; New affidavit alleges 'physical abuse' and 'major cover-up' Virginia Roberts: 'I didn't know whether I was going to survive'
Lawrence Springborg elected new leader of Queensland Liberal National party; · Former Nationals leader elected leader of LNP by Queensland party room · John-Paul Langbroek elected deputy leader
Malcolm Turnbull will stand for Liberal leadership if it's declared vacant, say sources; Communications minister drops out of sight following Friday's announcement of a spill motion for Tuesday
Putin and Ukraine leader to hold phone talks after inconclusive end to summit; Russia's spokesman says four-way phone-call to include Ukraine's leader to take place on Sunday, after Merkel and Hollande depart talks without comment
Tony Abbott supporters start social media campaign to save his job; Grassroots supporters of Tony Abbott are urging Liberal MPs to publicly back the prime minister before next week's leadership spill vote
Art residency highlights city's vibrant community
Challenge is to find something that is slightly different
Don't get caught out by end of the tax year
Firth lined up for movie of yachtsman's voyage 'scam'
Free Range Dairy urges consumers to value fair-priced local produce
Walkers fight plans to fence off popular West viaduct
Wallet comes back from the deep after two years
£3m debt of school in cash-to-Pakistan row; Pupils forced to eat meals sitting on floor of Islamic institution at centre of investigation over claims that public funds were sent abroad
A tale of two pilots in a nation where many side with the killers
Abbott faces party vote to dump him as leader
Actor's Ferrari found in barn sells for £11.8m at auction; Star car
Aid pledge a mistake, says independent peer
Anchor adrift over New Orleans floods; $10m newsman who embellished his war story is now challenged over his memories of Hurricane Katrina disaster
Austria's 'phantom of the opera' unmasked
Barrister jailed over warning of Nazi bomb threat to 2012 Olympics
Both engines failed on TransAsia crash plane
Business leaders who backed Blair now turn their backs on Labour
Cameron gaining ground on EU reform; Major poll finds voters in Europe back PM's call for change and better border controls
Children's rock band land in trouble with their Peppa Pig song; Boys ordered to remove song from iTunes over breach of trademark
Chinese bishop dies after 14 years in jail
Doctor sexually assaulted young girls at hospital where Savile abused patients
DSK 'had no idea he was sleeping with prostitutes'
Elderly care reform funding cut by £650m
Farmers asked to help save wild partridge
Ford drives £1.7bn Spanish project ahead
How acupuncture helped an injured owl; Pinned down
How chimps change their accents to fit in
Hunt beats retreat after television outburst over nuns' teaching skills
I could have been Jamie's girl; The 'Fifty Shades' star Jamie Dornan as you've never seen him before - as my schoolmate
I do comes before I serve: the love match that can't wait; Ball is in Kim's court as Murray brings forward wedding date to middle of the tennis season
I may need an eye test, I taxied a 747 the wrong way down a runway
I'm a huge fan, Prince tells the Dame of Wolf Hall; Mantel denies unease with heir to throne over claim his household is nicknamed after novel
Jihadist intent on recruiting in UK jailed
Lighter shade of ale: Why Newcastle Brown is losing its colouring
Mandelson plot to overthrow Miliband; Former business secretary and Alastair Campbell approached Alan Johnson to ask if he would replace Labour leader after disastrous speech
Mansion tax shock facing families who bought homes in 90s
Mark my words, low inflation level will likely prove short-lived; Viewpoint
Merkel bestrides the world stage on her shuttle mission to bring Putin to heel
Midwife struck off after inhaling laughing gas
Millionaire's pile upsets his Regent's Park neighbours; Blocking road through historic terraces angers residents even before he moves in
Ministers may have known about new flu virus a year ago
My lifelon battle with a fear of the dark; Andrew Flintoff is one of cricket's great personalities, but beneath the swagger he 's battled bulimia and depression and admits he is still just a big kid
New powers for taxman could put public at risk
North Korea steps up biological war drills
Online fantasy games'gateway to cybercrime'
Paris police in crisis as chief linked to 'conman to the stars' is suspended
Police arrest woman at Heathrow over FGM
Policeman in Rotherham scandal dies in road crash
Pope gives 300 lost brollies to the homeless
Post-recession Britons still love to 'staycation'
Protesters in Rotherham block Ukip leader indoors
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Qatar buys canvas for record £ 200 m; Goning... going... Gauguin
Queen's Olympic body double was asked: Do your legs match up?
Rail company receives 5,000 complaints a day
Romance is off the curriculum for Harvard
Secrecy row as judge is replaced for retrial of Sun journalists
Standard Life buying finance advice firm
Teenage Good Samaritan beaten for his trouble
The height of good taste 14 metres up, Arundel Castle's 'Rose Window' blooms again; New bloom
These attacks against Stefano Pessina are unfair and must end; Business Comment
Towergate's creditors inject further £50m
US hostage 'killed in bombing raid on Isil'
Wales may get powers to water down hunting ban
Whales feared killed in Russian sun hunr; Military sonar may be to blame after dozens of dead creatures wash up off Scotland and lreland, campaigners claim
Why are modern devils so at home in Bolsover?; The Derbyshire town has the highest percentage of Satanists, according to the Census. Joe Shute goes in search of them
Woman's John Lewis refund scam made £30,000; Unemployed Lithuanian devised a 'clever' scheme to defraud the store
'Chastened' Tony Abbott desperately fights off leadership challenge; PM suggests ministers could lose their jobs if they support Monday morning's spill motion and promises to be 'better' if his colleagues stick with him
Dresden at war with itself: should it remember or be allowed to forget?; Pegida's anti-immigration rallies point to bigger questions about the German town's relationship with its past - and its status as a victim of allied bombing
Ed Miliband and George Osborne clash over tax haven laws; Chancellor claims Labour's policy of drawing up blacklist of UK tax havens would lead to Britain falling out with US, France and Germany
Ferguson alternative spring break offers college students chance to take action; Activist leaders in Missouri hoping to sign up 250 people for week of 'community service and civic engagement' as movement moves beyond protests and 'die-ins'
French Socialists cling on to parliament seat ahead of Le Pen's Front National; President François Hollande's ruling Socialists win first byelection since Charlie Hebdo attacks
Greece prime minister Alexis Tsipras to unveil anti-austerity plans to parliament; The Syriza leader will deliver a statement officials say will prioritise easing Greece's humanitarian crisis caused by years of austerity
Is it any wonder there aren't many Muslims in the army?; The armed forces have tried to address how they integrate people from different backgrounds, but the history of discrimination is hard to ignore
Prince Charles asks why radicalised UK Muslims have failed to integrate; Heir to throne blames growing number of Britons joining extremist organisations on 'search for adventure and excitement'
Revolution brewing as Sweden's first beer made by women goes on sale; Female drinkers come up with bottled pale ale named We Can Do It after getting frustrated with prejudice at festivals and bars
Spill explainer: how 101 Liberals will decide Tony Abbott's fate; Ballot papers will be distributed to MPs and senators at a special party room meeting at 9am. For the spill to succeed, at least 51 must vote 'yes'
Theresa May announces review of immigration detainees' welfare; Review will look into whether improvements can be made to safeguard wellbeing of detainees in immigration removal centres
Tony Abbott to face a leadership vote - politics live; The prime minister has acknowledged he might lose a leadership vote in the partyroom only 16 months after taking office - as Newspoll records Abbott's net satisfaction rating at minus 44 points. All the developments from Canberra, live
Tony Abbott's plaintive plea for time fails to convince the party room; The substantial vote for a leadership spill - even with no official candidate on offer - bodes ill for the prime minister's future
Ukraine conflict: four-nation peace talks in Minsk aim to end crisis; Planned summit in Belarus capital on Wednesday comes after intense diplomacy between France, Germany, Ukraine and Russia
US government faces pressure after biggest leak in banking history; Questions for Department of Justice and IRS after disclosure of leak revealing HSBC's private Swiss bank helped clients to conceal undeclared 'black' accounts
Verdict on Costa Concordia captain Francesco Schettino expected this week; Captain of doomed cruise liner faces more than 26 years in prison if found guilty of manslaughter, causing 2012 accident and abandoning ship
Whether he survives the leadership spill or not, Tony Abbott's time is up; Even if the prime minister manages to survive a spill motion, the whole country now knows a good section of his backbench doesn't have confidence in him · Tony Abbott to face a Liberal leadership vote - politics live
Comment : A Miller's tale that will make for some interesting reading
Comment : After 15 years, no certainty of a FTSE high
Cotter encouraged by Scots spirit in field of giants
Discontent flares among fans, but United show their mettle
Dow says good times still rolling at Tannadice despite absent friends
Eight killed, 400 injured by bin lorries since 2009
First Minister's attack on Clutha tragedy inquiry for 'lack of respect'
Frustration over loss in Paris is sign of progress
High-flying Hearts display fighting spirit at Livingston
Iconic church hits deadline to secure a theatrical future
Inside Arts : A happy ending won't cancel out a week of woes for the culture secretary
Last throw of the dice keeps Spartans in it
Leader : Questions must be asked before cities team up
McDowall won't blame off-field upheaval for failings and deficiencies on the pitch
Monday Interview : John Devlin : The electronics engineer who shook up a complacent contact centre industry
Murphy's 'devo-max' plan for Scotland's bit cities
Nade strikes to create a new nadir for Rangers
On a wing and a prayer, World War One Sopwith biplane to take to skies
Paris Diary : Fife is good, but it would have been so much better if we'd won
Review : Julian Cope : **** : Cope's far-out musical party going strong
Review : TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD : ***** : Standing ovation for terrifically told story
Review : WHEN THE RAIN STOPS FALLING : ****
Scotland spearhead Hogg forecasts 'exciting' future despite setback
Scottish firms blame severe weather for reversal in fortunes
Silver lining as bank unveils apprentice
Stewart Milne eyes English growth with 250 new jobs
Sturgeon inspired by London school strategy
Sugar rush over for famous confectioners
Supporters on board as Deila revolution starts to bear fruit
Urgent actioned needed to save GBP200 billion of UK's oil and gas reserves
Week Ahead : Carney's latest update on inflation is big event of week
Westminster election biased towards Labour, says expert
22 die as Egypt's police clash with football fans
A lynx-eyed and possibly certifiable genius; Our nation produces brilliant scientists, but we need businessmen to invest in their ideas
A suspected terrorist is arrested every day
Abbott survives party vote but future shaky
Ban internet 'trolls' with Asbos, say MPs
Breaking Nato defence spending pledge would be unforgivable, ex-ministers warn
Brittan buried in an unmarked grave; Fears of vandalism to tombstone of former home secretary after allegations of child sexual abuse and cover-up of VIP paedophile ring
Chilcot report will be 'devastating' says Downing Street
Chocolate harder to give up than alcohol, coffee or sex
Councils invite care homes to bid for elderly
Hunt short of answers on 'good' nun teachers; News Bulletin
Illegal driver's cheeky gesture backfires
Labour will never understand - capitalism can cure cancer; Our nation produces brilliant scientists, but we need businessmen to invest in their ideas
Muslims protest in Whitehall over Charlie Hebdo cartoons
My eyes have been opened to the thrill of blurred vision
Nationalists pledge to stop English leaving EU
Olympian Jenner crashes while pursued by photographers
Pug survives fire that claims life of its owner
Putin is acting like a tyrant, says Hammond
Religious alliance backs ban on gender abortions
Risk of adult depression in Premature babies; News Bulletin
School renovation plan to receive extra £6bn; News Bulletin
Shopping online gives Britons the confidence to complain
Siege survivors tell how Sydney killer smiled amid threats
Stealth motorway speed cameras may be painted yellow
Two dozen dead in 24 hours as the gunfire rumbles on
US scorn over European 'appeasement' of Moscow
Why disgruntled Britons are happy to complain online
Blaise Tapp: Watch out for libel laws, online reviewers
Boxer Amir Khan is a knockout with Leeds' homeless
Clock is ticking on Leeds community hub plan
Drivers warned over Leeds road restrictions
Former Leeds United boss sues over sacking for sending email of naked women in shower
Gun battles at Morley Market raise eyebrows
Health: Rise of e-cigarettes poses risk to youths
Housing demand as Leeds looks for 4,500 homes a year
Leeds dancer, 10, supports Sam Bailey on tour
Leeds street robber caught after victim took his photo
Police hunt for three men after 21-year-old attacked outside Leeds nightclub
Yorkshire Ambulance Service and union Unite call end to long-running dispute
Young business minds aim to be top of the shops in Leeds
1,100 super rich tax cheats, 1 conviction; Top UK bank aided evaders Fury over double standards
After my liver swap... I had liver for lunch
can't believe it is better...; Experts say 30yr warnings on butter are wrong
DRIVEN...WITH DISTRACTIONS; Motorist filmed at rush hour surrounded by gadgets
ED MEANS BUSINESS; Labour chief gets backing of company big-hitters EXCLUSIVE
If the cold doesn't get me, the killer whales and leopard seals may well do; ACTIVIST BRACED D FOR 5KM SWIM IN ICY SEA EXCLUSIVE
Killer shark rips surfer's legs off; 2nd attack in one day
Lamb is still a scam 'in 1 in 5 takeaways'
Last time I was on Corrie a critic said I was like a little pudding and I became bulimic. But I'm ready for the Street again; SALLY ANN MATTHEWS ON TELLY RETURN AFTER 22 YEARS
LONELY HEARTLESS; Fury as jailed rapist manages to get a 'looking for love' ad in mag
My sis had cancer & you insulted her; Coleen slams Katie for cruel Linda jibe
RUNAWAY TRUCK CAREERED PAST SCHOOL AS THE KIDS CAME OUT; Young girl and three adults killed in tipper horror
School trips pricing kids out of lessons; Union raps forced extras which exclude poor
'Closing libraries is a Dickensian decision which would make worse any divisions in society' - Follett
'Comic Relief saved me after horrific motorbike accident'; Martyn Meacham became depressed and suicidal after an horrific motorbike crash left him with life-changing injuries which meant he could no longer work. Here, he tells Rachel Mainwaring how Comic Relief project Merthyr and The Valleys Mind Cymru was vital to his recovery...
A SPY INSIDE YOUR OWN LIVING ROOM; EXCLUSIVE: TV SNOOPS ON VIEWERS EXCLUSIVE: TV SNOOPS ON VIEWERS EXCLUSIVE: TV SNOOPS ON VIEWERS EXCLUSIVE: TV SNOOPS ON VIEWERS ; Samsung warns sets listen to private chat
Argie thugs target Marcos's millions; FAMILY OF £16M MAN U STAR THREATENED BACK HOME
AT TACK OF THE KILLER ROBOT; SHE WAS DYSON WITH DEATH
Becks re-signs for kids' charity Unicef; SONS WILL JOIN STAR ON NEW MISSION
Dogs don't fear like we do... You never saw him cowering; RAF dog Buster has saved countless lives in Bosnia, Iraq and Afghanistan. His OWNERWILL Barrow tells Hannah Stephenson about a special dog's life
FAMILY FOURTUNES Families with four [...]
FINE DAINING; EXCLUSIVE: ODDEST LUNCH DATE ; Prince meets Welsh legend
FOUR KILLED IN TRUCK HORROR; TIPPER MOWS DOWN PEDESTRIANS
GIVE UK A PAY RISE; After 6 years of stagnant salaries, PM tells British firms it's time to...
JIHADI, 19, 'STOPPED ON WAY TO DO A LEE RIGBY'
MIGRANTS TAKE THE LITH WITH NO PARKING SIGN
PRAYER-O-PLANE; 11 jets so low on fuel they make Mayday landings
RAPIST IN PENPAL AD FROM CELL; Torture sicko flouts ban
Step-father gets jail for secretly filming girl, 15;
The sooner he goes the better -VICTIM'S SON LAST NIGHT; EXCLUSIVE: RIPPER PLANS FUNERAL
Well, that's one way to beat rising damp
Youngsters admit to bullying others online
'Asbos' call over online hate crimes; UK BULLETINS
'I was terrified we might lose both of our twins'; Joanne Atkinson tells one Welsh mum how she hopes her online blogs and videos will act as a memory box for her precious twin daughters
29 migrants die of hypothermia; WORLD BULLETINS
Arrest after car crash assault; NEWS IN BRIEF
Bafta under fire after Mona Lisa star Hoskins missed out of tributes
Dad convicted after blaming family for child abuse images
Fake your perfect figure; Not naturally blessed with a taut, toned physique? Thankfully, it's certainly not ; slim pickings when it comes to smoothing shapewear, says Katie Wright
GB cycling chief wants Rowe on track in Brazil
Hopkins and Pacino set to share screen for first time
Labour needs to offer voters hope, Carwyn warns Ed Miliband
Messages of fear dominating General Election campaign
Miners' strike has been 'falsely mythologised'; Much of the 30-year anniversary coverage about the 1984-85 miners'strike has focused on the way mining communities coped with what they saw as the threat to their industry. Chief Reporter Martin Shipton tells how historian Hywel Williams will give an alternative view on S4C next week
Mothers-to-be advised to totally abstain from alcohol
Olympics golden girl Jade in trip TOTURKEY
Police apology for Hebdo inquiry; UK BULLETINS
Police shooting victim 'critical'; UK BULLETINS
Probe in Lynette corruption trial collapse
Sun blamed for four-car accident; NEWS IN BRIEF
Supreme Court blocks asbestos NHS costs law
Teacher jailed over pictures of child abuse
Teenager 'threatened' he would behead a soldier
Tom rocks as Madonna turns matador at glitzy Grammys
Two held after armed robbery; NEWS IN BRIEF
Wreckage found from 54 years ago; WORLD BULLETINS
X-ray reveals gun pellet in nose of Sniffly the cat
Britain's deadliest year; Tomorrow marks the 350th anniversary of the onslaught of the Great Plague which decimated businesses and communities and killed as many as 10,000 people every week
Cameron: EU in-out poll will not harm UK
Children's playmates replaced by laptops
Families at war after Gypsy grandad buried next to Muslim grave
FURY AT FAILINGS THAT LET KILLER MIGRANT INTO BRITAIN
NEVER mind all the flim-flam [...]; HICKEY
Oh Susanna, stop that flirting with Beckham!
RINGO STARR, pictured, has asked [...]; HICKEY
THE Conservative Party's sleek and [...]; HICKEY
THE new chairman of the parliamentary [...]; HICKEY
How your generosity is helping veterans; Hundreds of former servicemen and women have been supported since the launch of the Evening Standard's Homeless Veterans appeal. One of the organisations at the heart of the campaign, ABF The Soldiers' Charity, has given money and assistance to more than 700 charities and individuals since November. As the appeal draws to a close, Deputy Campaigns Editor Anna Davisreports on a few of those who have been helped
'Street cleaners beat emergency crew to scene of bike crash'
19 Ukrainian soldiers die as leaders head for peace talks
200 African migrants drown in bid to reach Italy
Britons warned to leave Yemen as embassy shuts; world in brief
Classy film is fifty shades better than the book; FIRST REVIEW FIFTY SHADES OF GREY Cert 18, 125 mins
Jihadi Brits pose with downed jet as they warn of attacks on UK
London Ambulance dispatchers get more time to assess 999 calls
Londoners get a taste for food with their drink, says tapas chef
Master of tension delivers in heart-stopping performance
Mayor hopeful pledges 'safe carriages' after sex attack rise on Underground
Ministers aware of hidden HSBC cash 5 years ago; EXCLUSIVE
My grandfather's killers crushed wedding dream
Pie shop Sweeney Todd gets West End pop-up
Play 'will get close to soul of McQueen'
Premier League IN LOW PAY STORM; football chief defends £6.50 an hour for staff after £5bn tv sale ; 'This is greed plain and simple'
RMT union boss launches 'vile' rant on live radio
Sarah Brown: My footy cakes didn't score with Mary Berry
Standard is shortlisted for newspaper of year
Stewart to leave The Daily Show; world in brief
Strauss-Kahn 'subjected me to a brutal sex act'
Support for your appeal is humbling says charity chief
Teen worker 'stole £35,000 worth of Boris Bikes after being sacked'
This play is a breeze after Hamlet, says Peake; 'Shakespeare was a marathon ... but now I get to the bar for a drink
Tory donors and treasurer are linked to HSBC bank accounts in Switzerland
Tube chiefs defy strike threat over driver sacked for failing breath tests
UK medical student falls to his death at party; world in brief
US TV news anchor suspended after he admits war story lie
We don't get paid enough, judges complain in first survey
Workers at NHS trust 'do not raise concerns because they fear bosses'
50 SHADES D-DAY!; Jamie's part is a flop and sex is tame
AGONY OF NHS WHISTLE BLOWERS; Pressures 'led to suicide attempts'
BRIT ACID 'COPS'; Cover up or be scarred horror
DAY A UFO LANDED IN CHAZ UNCLE'S GARDEN; Prince checked on mystery of ET visit
GERMANS OK TO GROPE ZE BOOBS; Firm ordered to take back perv
Kellie a gol wonder DEN; Everyone loves her and they don't care
LIFE'S GRAND NOW FOR MUGGED AL; (330 grand to be precise)
PERVERT BEATEN TO DEATH HELPED KATE WITH SPAIN LAUNCH; Model's pic with victim
RIVER OF TEARS FOR TRAGIC TOT; Mitzi pals helped with grief
SOAP STAR CLEARED OVER 'RACIST RANT'; Row started after actor threw ciggie in the road
Storm over battlebus; Harman's bright pink van blasted
TATT COP IS A REAL PLONKER; His inking is misspelled
THIEF RAIDS STORE THAT HADN'T BANNED HIM; Jailed after nationwide bar
Abuse inquiry will 'give voice to the victims'
All-consuming feral cats get a last meal of poison pellets
American envoy scours Britain to find new bands; Matthew Barzun is an adventurous diplomat and music-lover with a very northern soul, David Taylor writes
Apple smartwatch will keep you on your toes
Atheist charged with Muslim triple killing
Britain leads Europe on sending rapists to Jail; Britain leads EU in rape Jailings
Britain spends £250m on aid to India as it continues space race
camborne & redruth conservative MAJORITY 66; seat profile
Comic calls time on daily dose of satire
Cruise ship captain is Jailed for 16 years
Cyberattack could cripple £6bn aircraft carriers
Dead US aid worker forced to marry Isis commander
Don't listen to the deluded anti-austerity lot; The SNP and the Labour left REJECT belt-tightening. Their perilous politics means saddling our grandchildren with debt
Donor bankrolls Scots Labour leader's bid to avert wipeout
Dozens of terrorists linked to British preacher are Jailed
Drivers to pay £100 for being in wrong lane
Duty of Complaint; Reporting bad practice in the NHS should be the rule, not the exception
Falling price of oil makes homes cheaper to heat
First-class flights to America sold for £50
Forget the faddy diets and go back to basics; The debate over fat and carbs obscures the truth that consuming fewer calories than we burn is the only way to slim
From Land's End to John o'Groats, Clegg is in trouble
Hadrian's Wall at risk from treasure hunters
I'm rougher than most men in bed, says Strauss-Kahn; France
If you leave Islam, don't expect much compassion
Judges at 'breaking point' as job conditions worsen
Kiev threatens military rule as Putin faces his enemy
Lib Dem: cut pension relief for big earners
May the force be with you Six stormtroopers led [...]
Mediterranean claims lives of 300 refugees
Nespresso plans series of high street coffee shops
Nutrition advisers take cash from food brands
Obesity is in the genes for millions of people
Oklahoma reveals plans to bring back gas chamber
Painful to watch but bonkbuster is bound to satisfy hardcore fans
Pakistan 'knew of bin Laden's last refuge'
Paramedic made no effort to save heart attack victim
Passions run high at WI over writing group's 'filthy' story
Planning to start family can cost you mortgage
Poison terror suspect detained in dawn raid
Police swoop on duo who 'plotted Sydney terror attack'
Pregnant tourist given an intimate check-up on Jet
Proud to be atheist: a fifth of Britons say they don't believe
Sick girl spent two days in cell without food and water
SNP says end of austerity is key to pact
Tories plan housing 'giveaway' for workers; Council tenants rewarded for coming off benefitsTory housing giveaway is dismissed as bonkers
Tories ready to give Lib Dems amauling in southwest heartland; Election 2015Polls suggest Clegg's party could lose 11 of its 15 seats in the region, Sam Coates and Matt Dathan write
Transgender detainee called 'it' by court staff
Union boss taken off radio in wife-beater argument
Wanted: a finishing school for modern life; Diplomats are to get greater training in social codes. That's something we could all do with
We shouldn't waste money on policing SLIPPERYASSANGE
You shouldn't offend Muslims, ex-law chief tells cartoonists
£1OM Massive pay-off for Lambert after Villa's run of 10 games without a win and one goal in 793 mins; SACKED SCOT'S LUCRATIVE EXIT
16YRS FOR CAPTAIN COWARD; Concordia skipper caged for 32 deaths
230 jobs go in latest North Sea cutbacks
Arson attack stalker caged; IT'S OVER VICTIM'S RELIEF AS EX IS JAILED
Bill has proper care now thanks to the; Family tell of relief after health chiefs are forced to move brain injury patient to specialist unit
Deeply devoted; MEET THOSE SAVING LIFE AT SEA IN SPARE TIME
DIRTY TEACHER WAS A LEGEND, SAY EX-PUPILS; 'I owe my success to him. A generation have been robbed' 'I owe my success to him. A generation have been robbed'
Ecstasy coma teenager is caught with weapon; Second chance after arrest for carrying lethal club in street
Hollywood was fun but I prefer to be mucking in on my Fife farm; MUDDER MYSTERY AUTHOR JAMES ON HIS CHATSHOW BREAK ; Scottish crime writer Scottish crime writer James Oswald is living his own version of The Good Life - by working on his family farm and writing hit novels in his spare time
I saw Jean on the ground. There was dirt on her face. I wiped it.. her body was still warm; HUSBAND TELLS OF TRAGEDY FOR 1ST TIME ; John gave mouth-to-mouth in desperate bid to save wife after finding her in park
I told medics if they saved my life I'd throw them a party.. it's time to keep my promise; Mum Denise was badly hurt in crash with three pals - now she's saying thanks to the doctors and nurses who pulled her through
Miliband lays into 'dodgy' PM over HSBC tax scandal
Myscaris a badge of honour..a reminder that every day is a gift; HUNT FOR HEROES NOMINEE KAREN RELIVES COLLAPSE AT 23 ; Heart attack survivor goes from death's door to running 10k races as she raises funds for other sufferers of rare condition that struck her down without warning
Obama in call for military action against IS terrorists
POUT OF AFRICA; Airdrie receptionist Maggie Smith is picked as the face of showcase event for continent's designers
Priced out IN his letter [...]; Letters..
Sailor high on heroin falls overboard & drowns on maiden voyage; PROBE SKIPPER COULD FACE CHARGES ; Investigation into trawler sinking says fishermen were unable to function properly due to drugs
SHOCKING MALL; Tots hysterical after being showered by shards of glass as skylight caves in on centre full of shoppers
Skiffle band's salute to Hoops boss Deila
Soap star cleared of N-word outburst; EastEnders actress in tears as dropped cig butt ordeal ends
Strauss-Kahn 'flew call girl to America for pics'
Sturgeon:Austerity is a categorical failure; First Minister calls for £180bn government spend
Sturridge: My chats spurred on Balotelli
Taking the Michael; FREE LIFT SCOTS TORY GOVE USES £110k LIMO FOR 400-YARD HOP ; Chauffeur ride from No10 to Commons ; Despite being demoted by PM, he gets perks
Target scroungers I WATCHED Life [...]; Letters..
THE BOYS PLAID A BLINDER; KILTWALK 2015 STARS JOIN NATIONWIDE FUNDRAISER ; Scots football clubs are calling on fans to support this year's six Kiltwalk events across the country. By signing up, supporters will be raising cash for their clubs' good causes and children's charities. Here, players tell us why they are happy to be Kiltwalk signings
The hospital was so bad I don't want another kid; FURY MUM SLAMS SHOCKING TREATMENT FURY ; Scandal-hit neonatal unit blasted after mum's labour experience
THERE WAS NEVER GOING TO BE EXPLICIT SEX
This is S&M for people who shop at M&S but it's still sexy A template for how to seduce a woman... just a shame she's the submissive; 50 SHADES OF GREY MOVIE... HIS 'N' HERS REVIEWS
THUG ATTACK FEAR AFTER HOMELESS MAN IS SET ON FIRE
TUM0UR TEST OPTICIAN SAVES LIFE OF LUKE, 8; Boy has brain surgery after shadow spotted in eye
We need to look after those who are suffering so much pain at the end of their lives; ASSISTED SUICIDE FAMOUS SCOTS LEND THEIR SUPPORT TO CONTROVERSIAL BILL ; Letter to MSPs calls for change in the law
When dad died, terrier Jock just lay down and never woke up; Faithful pooch passes away four hours after his owner
WHITNEY'S GIRL 'USING HEROIN AND COCAINE'; Drugs and ammo stash hidden in wall at her home
YOU LUCKY BANKERS; LOTTO JOY AS SYNDICATE SCOOP £1.1m
ZAC SENSES TWIN LOGAN IS DEAD IN ROAD SMASH; Worried 9-year-old urges mum to collectidentical brother..then cops arrive to say he's been run over ; HEARTBROKEN MUM PAYS TRIBUTE TO ACCIDENT VICTIM LOGAN, NINE HEARTBROKEN MUM PAYS TRIBUTE TO ACCIDENT VICTIM LOGAN, NINE PAYS TRIBUTE TO ACCIDENT VICTIM LOGAN, NINE ; Zachary came up to me and said, Mum you need to go and find Logan. He knew before anyone else. He knew. They were so close. ; They've never been apart
Bar review: The Pour House, Canal Wharf, Leeds
Blossoming Leeds gardens up for top environmental prizes
Calverley Garage Sale is back by poular demand
City Buzz: Will new Leeds bar become top dog?
Consumer: Get your Valentine's on track with #YEPleeds
Emergency landing at Leeds Bradford Airport
Gig preview: The Bootleg Beatles at Royal Hall, Harrogate
Gig preview: The Jesus and Mary Chain at O2 Academy Leeds
Great War recruitment posters exhibition at Wakefield Museum
Horse Racing: Op' puts the wind back in National hope's sails
Hundreds of taxis drafted in by under-fire ambulance service to respond to Leeds 999 calls
Inside Rugby League: A cracking start but referees and officials take centre stage - Smith
Inspiring Priya raising awareness of violence against women
Kids invited to help solve crime at Kirkstall museum
Killer's 14-year sentence over fatal Leeds street attack
Leeds pancake race celebrations prove flippin' fantastic
Leeds property news: auction of Leeds lots set to take place on February 26
Leeds Rhinos: Briscoe and Duckworth join the Hawks
Leeds Rhinos: Fortress Headingley key to success says Sinfield
Leeds Rhinos: McDermott praises outstanding' second row ace Ward
Leeds Rhinos: YEP Jury give their big match verdicts
Leeds United: Adryan is urged to prove himself
Leeds United: Adryan needs to travel same learning curve as team-mates - Lorimer
Leeds United: Redfearn distances himself from vacant Barnsley manager's job
Leeds United: Redfearn targeting top half of Championship
Leeds United: Saturday's game is important, not pivotal - Redfearn
Non-League Football: Three is a magic number for Guiseley boss Bower
Oliver Cross: It's goodbye me and hello to his digital self
Online bid to raise funeral costs for popular Leeds woman
Pair join Leeds hospice's first Kilimanjaro trek
Patients being let down by 999 taxi service to hospital
Prostitute killer sexually assaulted officer at Wakefield Prison
Quick Interview: Natalie Raw talks up post war austerity glamour'
Restaurant review: Fourth Floor Cafe & Bar, Leeds
Revolutionising our rubbish in Wakefield
Take Me Out twist sees West Yorkshire hairdresser reunited with ex-girlfriend
Teenger had leg amputated after being hit by speeding taxi driver in Leeds
Three arrests in heroin smuggling investigation
Video: Ex-Leeds United star Vinnie Jones delivers Spanish lessons
BARGAIN HOLIDAYS AS COSTS SLASHED; Half term joy as pound soars Holiday joy at soaring pound and price wars
Farage rallies Left and Right to join Ukip's People's Army
Final frontier...teaching aliens the rules of cricket
Fury at Facebook 'filth' of ex-Ofsted boss
Grief of tragic Meredith's father as murderer Knox announces her engagement
Muggers jailed after victim and his devoted wife die 3 days apart
Naked man leaps on to roof of bus to flee blaze
ROLLING IN THE AISLES; As the Church of England backs a new scheme that offers vicars jokes for their sermons, here's a few to get started...
Tears of patient, 77, put in hospital office
THE LADY WHO LIVED IN A CAR; How did a talented concert pianist who worked with big names end up as a homeless eccentric with carrier bags full of pigeon feathers round her feet to keep them warm?
Thugs hoodwink court with 'tears' for victim
Victims weep as pervert doctor is jailed for 18 years
$1m prize beckons teacher who makes science boogie
Activist Brownies discuss race over cupcakes
Airline heiress Jailed for a year over 'nut rage'
Al Jazeera Journalists released from Cairo prison
Al-Qaeda take base in Yemen hours after US withdrawal; Yemen
Amanda Knox to wed friend from childhood
Asleep with the fishes A grey seal finds a [...]
BeiJing sings hymn to glory of web censorship
Britain has abandoned me - I could never go home, says Isis captive
Briton accused of killing lover in Kenya
Collectors lured by kiss from Margaret Thatcher
Control of border allows Putin to start trouble at will
Couples worry more about money than adultery
Crash captain deserves Jail, says his lover
Display of fragile beauty is long overdue
Dresden sees off Nazis for 70th anniversary
Everyone's trying to avoid tax - Tory peer; Tax avoidance? Everyone's trying it, claims Lord Fink
Ex-Ofsted chief is too lewd online, say angry parents
Getting in touch with ET could prove mankind's biggest mistake
Google allows 260,000 links to be forgotten
Grassroots Tories to be denied vote on coalition
Greece climbs down and agrees to talk to Troika creditors
Greece told it must swallow austerity or face banking crisis
Hostages died after US 'failed to act on tip-off'
How Rover can tell when his master is happy
Inmates kill themselves after hostage stand-off
Islamic flag suspect had been Jehovah's Witness
Lib Dems would have one MP if general election were tomorrow
Long-range forecast pays off for million-mile weather station
Mafia don living in suburbia is finally facing extradition
Migrant workers are blamed for keeping pay levels down
Mushrooms are key to Kim's recipe for a socialist fairyland; North Korea
Nige turns other cheek in 50 Shades of Ukip
Parents protest at prospect of longer summer holidays
Parties clash over who will spend more on education; Election 2 15
Peace plan triggers exodus by scared Ukrainians; Ukraine
Police caught trying to kidnap a businessman
Portraits of two thugs who had Just told Judge that they were truly sorry
Pupils are pawns as Spain puts chess on primary curriculum
Readers have had it up to here with Fifty Shades
Republicans can win White House with Jeb Bush, claims Obama guru
Room for one more on top: bus driver rescues man from fire
Rushdie feuds with 'grumpy' fellow author
Storm over Labour aide who compared tax scandal to Milly Dowler's murder
Strauss-Kahn rented orgy flat in false name
Swiss woman dies in outbreak of swine flu
Taxis used to respond to non-urgent 999 calls
The ENO's woes have got even worse with the Arts Council's decision to cut its funding, writes Jack Malvern
TV news presenter quits Twitter after offending Muslims
TV newsreader quits Twitter after she offended Muslims
Young more likely to blame victim of rape
'Fightcams' to stop violence before it starts
'Scottish managers could be success in England standing on their heads'
Borders Railway gets its last piece of track - and first passenger
Capital's restaurants second worst in UK for food hygiene
Crewman who lost hand 'not trained to use winch'
Crowd crush behind big rise in injuries at Hogmanay street party
Dozens of Scots police officers stand accused of criminal offences
EWM presses ahead with store plans as sales rise
Family tribute to 'cheeky and sensitive' crash boy
Farming : Old rivals 'must work together'
Fraudulent whiplash insurance claims 'waste one million GP hours a year'
Gray missed Cardiff debacle but warns that revenge mission will be a tough task
Hibs are the best team in our division, insists Durie
HRT 'leaves women at much higher risk of ovarian cancer'
Incomes rising but gap between richest and poorest widens
Inside Transport : Do we have our priorities right when it comes to the safety of children in cars, asks Alastair Dalton
Interest rates could hit new low says BoE boss
Leader : Who can we trust to deliver growth?
M&A activity tipped for another strong year after deals jump
Markets : Markets boosted by news from abroad
New R&A member Robertson hails historic move as 'fantastic honour'
On Golf : Woods faces biggest fight of career as he quits tour
Payne and Quin united by Warrender ethic
Pernod Ricard eyes higher profits after surge in whisky sales
Pitch in to find Scottish Messi, urges Celtic boss
Rangers pair McCulloch and Simonsen given two-match bans
Scotland's golden eagle count ready to take flight
ScotProv boss warns of dangers in Chancellor's pension changes
SNP has forgotten the lessons of the referendum
Stevenson looks to leapfrog Rangers and fan the flames of Ibrox anguish
Unplugged: half of car chargers never used
War of words over cash cuts as councils set their budgets
There's a corner of East London that will forever be Cornwall. Well, for a week any way.
100-year-old crocodile gets a diet to die for; World Bulletin
A £15 Wedding complete with Bollywood guests and a J-Lo show
A Cinders that sticks strictly to the script; Kenneth Branagh takes no risks in his take on the classic fairytale, which is unashamedly pitched at fans of Frozen
A new adventure for Sherlock as Cumberbatch weds preganant fiancee on valetine's weekend
A Serious childen's book, by Brian Sewell
Abandon ship! Police fall foul of notorious ford
Al-Jazeera journalistfreed to face new trail; World Bulletin
Army dismisses female officer for claims fraud
Ban of baguette baker's seven-day working week gives France food for though
Born free, the refugee from Boko Haram; Diapatch
Briton in line for $ 1m 'world' s best teacher award
Cambridge Family's gifts arrive... Via Cambodia
Cancelled hospital operations a highest level for decade
Decision on a dog's life; World Bulletin
Ex-Ofsted chief urged To resign over lewd Facebook comments
Family helps author battle 'destructive' mood swings
Fridays 13, Unlucky For Some ? A Quarter Of Us, actually
Give teachers basics in football training to spot stars,says FA
Give up in me,hostage cantlie tells family
Golfers raise £2,000 for injured veterans
Goodnight all: longest-serving Pc hangs up his truncheon
Growth spurt by Germany widens gap at heart of euro
Here's looking at you Humph Bacall auction
Hollande's lover Gayet is given security fit for a first lady
Hope for elderly losing their sight; Contact lens with tiny telescope can improve vision in wink of the eye
How this little piggy eluded the hog roast van
If the UK premiere of Fifty Shades of Grey
Is that Paxman I see before me, asks Macbeth
Islamist gunmen arrive by canoe and carry out first raid in Chad
It's along and lonely battle to get justice for my boy; As an inquest opens in Kenya into the death three years ago of his son and heir, Nicholas Monson describes the family's years of torment
Italy a 'dying country' as birth rate falls to its lowest level in history
Jean set to write new chapter for her 'little doll's house'
Judge tells rape victim, 18,she was 'extremely foolish' to drink herself into a defenceless state
Kirchner accused of bombing cover - up; World Bulletin
Leader's Pre-election show of unity over climate change
Love is in the air, but so are grey clouds; WEATHER WATCH
Mirror apologises for hacking amid soaring compensation costs
Never Heard Of A Door? Grylls makes a smashing entrance
New enterprise zones to 'unlock potential' of farming industry
No ulterior motive in switching Sun trail judge
Noye should die in prison, says victim's father
Obese to lose benefits if they spurn treatment
Paxman to lock horns with Macbeth on West End stage
Print your digital photographs or risk losing them,warns Google
Real love isn't about sloppy slogans and fluffy toys
Schools alerted over rise in cases of scarlet fever
should you make Fifty Shades part of your Valentine's Day celebrations ?; Is the film that everyone's talking about a seedy let- down or a chance for us all to have some saucy fan ? Two writers give thier different views
Singer McLean says bye bye to American Pie -for a million
Sixties model graced the covers of world's popular magazines
Talbot Snared by secret diary of sex abuse; Judge tells TV weatherman guilty of indecent assault on two teenage boys that the nature of his crimes means he Nust await sentencing in jail
The archbishop's grammar school friend who became Tea Cosy Pete; As city moums it gentleman tramp details emerge of promising student whose life fell apart after Oxford rejection
The teetotal generation: L In 4 Umder - 25S Does not drink
Town where WI erotica has left its readers wanting more; As racy book flies off the shelveswill mystery author be unveiled as married piano teacher?
Ukraine rebels launch major attack in eve of ceasefire
You know when we offered you a uni place? Soory, we take it back
You've been framed Bigamist Comes Unstuck after Wedding Picture Appear On Facebook
Zuma condemned over State of Union brawl
DANE OUIZ OVER 'ASSAULT' ON EX; STAR FACING POLICE PROBE STAR FACING POLICE PROBE STAR FACING POLICE PROBE STAR FACING POLICE PROBE
Guess who I had in the Beck seat of my cab
Hopkins has a figure like SpongeBob SquarePants; KATIE v KATIE 2 :PRICEY :PRICEY LASHES OUT AT CBB RIVAL
Monster mum sold porn pics of herself; NEW HORROR FROM WOMAN NEW WHO LET TOT SUFFER
THE Sun ON SUNDAY SAYS 15/02/15 Zara's tum fo a kind
THE Sun ON SUNDAY SAYS Save the children
WACKY BEATS BACCY; Dope can help quit fags
1 KILLED IN NEW 'HEBDO' ATTACK; GUNMAN TARGETS CARTOONIST
ABBEY COUPLE; VALENTINE'S DAY WEDDING EXCLUSIVE Downton Michelle's joy at engagement
Eastern blocker; 100 NEW FOREIGN KIDS A DAY SWAMP SCHOOLS
I might look like a tough gangland villain now... but I was born girl; KENNY SHOWS OFF HIS GYM-BUNNY BODY BUT HE HAS AN ASTONISHING SECRET . .
JAIL FIGHTS SCAM; Cash-for-bash compo to 'injured' lags
King Harry; MEET SPURS' STAR STRIKER TIPPED AS ENGLAND'S NEW SAVIOUR He's got 23 goals, a hot Wag and was inspired by Becks...
RECOVERY BRITAIN; BOOMING FIRMS FEAR A LABOUR ELECTION WIN Is economic plan working? YES, say these businesses
RIPPER'S PUDDING BAKE-OFF; EXCLUSIVE His Broadmoor 'special'
Scroungers who won't get help make me furious; the SUNDAY ISSUE WORK AND PENSIONS SECRETARY LAUNCHES ATTACK ON WORKSHY (And it's The Sun wot done it) Says IAIN DUNCAN SMITH
'Chest cams' will help curb aggresion in A&E
'Tax dodging highlights the choices for voters'
'Working class' Dawn tipped for Assembly
A unique insight into life in a slate mine
Average pay falls by £2,000 in five years
Call for hunting to be devolved; NEWS IN BRIEF
Cartoonist says Denmark gunman was after him
Crisis talks on pleasure park; NEWS IN BRIEF
Cuts to faith school transport in test case
Dementia 'hits women hardest'; UK BULLETINS
Don't stay silent over loss of hearing; One in six people has some degree of hearing loss, yet many do nothing about it. Experts tell Lisa Salmon why we should all be listening in
Ex-soldier: I thought I'd never survive Asian jail
Five ways to instantly boost your health
Hospital turns to technology for home clinics
How the written word can act as a mirror
IS terrorists claim to behead Christians
Justin's Valentine Aber is by way of NewYork
Labour 'probably won't' offer Wales referendum on tax powers
Labour offers austerity lite to a WEARYWALES; Western Mail Chief Reporter Martin Shipton considers what was said at the Labour Party's Welsh Conference at the weekend and what it tells Wales' voters about its policies ahead of the General Election
Latest beds for patients with cash injection
Nutella billionaire dies; WORLD BULLETINS
Plaid's pledge to primary schools; NEWS IN BRIEF
Purchase pre-paid funeral plan before April and save up to £545
Rugby Gent's guide trefs and rucks, c192
SNP 'would fight austerity'; UK BULLETINS
Spinal surgeon is called to India to give advice
Teenage girl bomber kills 16; WORLD BULLETINS
Thousands rally over Greece debt; WORLD BULLETINS
To overcome fundamentalism, we need to look to Iran policy; In the wake of a grim catalogue of atrocities carried out by Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, David Jones MP argues that defeating fundementalism requires a democratic Iran
Writer's visits TOWELSH schools inspired Dragon tales for kids; Prolific children's book author and illustrator Shoo Rayner has turned his attention to Welsh culture, intertwining a primary school setting with ancient Celtic legends. Here he tells Joanne Atkinson about Dragon Gold, dyslexia, and drawing on YouTube...
'Rewilding' dingoes could help reverse decline of Australia's native wildlife; Scientists say altering dingo-proof fencing to allow the predators into a NSW national park to prey upon pests could help restore balance to the ecosystem
Accountability, fairness and the mansion tax
Alzheimer's researchers find molecule that delays onset of disease; Scientists at the University of Cambridge have identified a crucial molecule that could put the brakes on the damage to the brain
Biofuel from trash could create green jobs bonanza, says report; Advanced biofuels industry could spur hundreds of thousands of jobs across Europe, says new report, but key European parliament vote next week could throw clean fuel ambitions into disarray
Channel 4's Ukip docudrama sparks nearly 1,000 complaints; Nigel Farage calls Ukip: the First 100 Days a 'biased, partisan depiction' of his party as broadcaster defends programme, watched by 1m people, as part of its remit to engage viewers in politics
Digital skills teaching in schools needs radical rethink, says report; IT skills should be treated as being as important as numeracy and literacy in British schools, says House of Lords committee
European universities to be part of Ucas admissions; High standards of teaching and lower fees make studying for a degree in Europe an attractive option for many UK students
Facebook still suspending Native Americans over 'real name' policy; Unlike Katy Perry's Left Shark, many have to provide multiple forms of ID to prove they are who they say they are in latest row over controversial policy
Great Barrier Reef polluters face tougher action under Queensland's new government; Labor government appoints state's first ever reef minister as it steps up plan to avoid the UN listing the ecosystem as 'in danger'
Matthew Parris joins Jon Snow and Jennie Bond in TV 'skunk test'; Former Tory MP and columnist says he 'felt stoned and stupid' when filming Channel 4's Drugs Live
MPs' pension fund at risk from fossil fuel investments, Caroline Lucas warns; Trustees ignoring risk of financial impact of companies not able to use their carbon reserves due to climate concerns, say a group of 11 MPs and two Lords
Tax officials call for more resources and better pay after HSBC scandal; Union claims HM Revenue & Customs has been criticised unfairly for failing to combat massive tax evasion at the bank
Warning over legal highs in jails after emergencies at Bristol prison; Inspectors reveal drug testing at Bristol prison had not detected Spice, a banned synthetic drug connected to hospital admissions involving inmates
Weatherwatch: The ups and downs of North Atlantic storms
When it comes to snowdrops, bog standard is best; Paying upwards of £40 per plant is madness, especially when this is a flower that must be enjoyed en masse
Yet again, Cameron has failed to listen to charities on youth unemployment; There's a pool of expertise out there in charities that can advise the government, if only they would listen
An EU referendum will be a nightmare for Britain. But it has to happen; A vote will spawn so many new headaches for the Tories that they may try to get it over with in 2016
Arts and culture 'systematically removed from UK education system'; Warwick Commission report finds fewer pupils taking GCSEs in design and drama, and describes arts audiences as overwhelmingly middle class and white
Award for cancellation of e-Borders contract is set aside by court; Decision to set aside £224m award to Raytheon follows successful Home Office challenge made by an arbitration tribunal
Bali Nine: Australians will not be executed this month, says official; Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran's transfer postponed because prison at Nusa Kambangan where execution was due to be carried out is not ready
block-time published-time 5.12pm GMT Afternoon; Rolling coverage of all the day's political developments as they happen, including the prime minister's speech on Conservative party welfare plans.David Cameron's speech on welfare - a round upLunchtime summaryAfternoon summary
Britain's Coptic Christian community 'scared to be in UK' after Libya killings; David Cameron condemns murder of Egyptian Copts at hands of Isis as Britain's orthodox Christians express anger that more was not done to save victims
Cameron rejects bishops' warning against scapegoating people on benefits; PM defends philosophy behind Tory welfare cuts and says it is not right to 'pay people to stay idle', pre-empting C of E bishops' call for debate on issue
Child sex abuse awareness not filtering down to frontline, report warns; Office of the Children's Commissioner warns too many victims and children at risk remain unidentified despite recent high-profile cases
Creativity and culture not open to all, review finds; United approach across government needed to achieve equal access, says Warwick Commission, as it warns against further cuts to arts spending
David Cameron backs new grammar schools after pressure from Tory right; Prime minister, who once warned party to drop obsession with grammars, backs plan for Tonbridge school to open Sevenoaks campus
Ed Balls has never asked for a receipt, says his window cleaner; Daily Mail tracks down shadow chancellor's cleaner - but Balls pays by cheque or bank transfer
Ed Balls's receipts - leaked! (That'll be £50 to you, geezer); Shadow chancellor Ed Balls has suggested that everyone should write receipts for even small cash jobs. Here's a selection of bills he might have paid. Probably.
Ed Miliband calls on Twitter and Facebook to help fight intolerance; Labour leader writes post urging social media sites to combat incendiary online rhetoric aimed at Jewish and Muslim communities
Flu crisis: if you want to know what's really going on, ask your nurses; Frontline healthcare staff knew that this year's jab was ineffective long before Public Health England made an official announcement
Google boss warns of 'forgotten century' with email and photos at risk; Digital material including key historical documents could be lost forever because programs to view them will become defunct, says Vint Cerf
Have you had a better night out in Manchester than Noel Gallagher?; The former Oasis songwriter says a night out in Manchester is like "getting out of the van in a safari park, when they're telling you, 'Don't fucking feed the animals,' and you're like, 'I'm going to go and fucking have it with the lions and the monkeys.'" That's why the city is still his favourite place in the world. What's your best memory of Manchester after dark?
Health chiefs to remove patients from private hospital after CQC concerns; NHS England to relocate vulnerable patients from Vista Healthcare hospital in Hampshire, in bid to avoid repeat of Winterbourne View care home scandal
Inside the Lib Dem campaign: party navigates perilous electoral waters; The psephological sharks are circling as senior figures fear party will be lucky to hold 30-35 of the 57 seats it won in 2010
Is the Tory plan to strip benefits from workless young people a good idea?; The Conservatives have vowed to strip benefits from young people if they fail to undertake an apprenticeship or community work after six months of unemployment. What do you think of the plan? And will it affect your vote?
Labour candidate: we face 'existential threat' from Ukip in south; Brendan Chilton, standing in Ashford, Kent, says Labour must re-engage with working-class voters drifting to Ukip, in recording heard by the Guardian
Labour quiz chancellor over knowledge of HSBC's Swiss subsidiary conduct; Ed Balls asks George Osborne whether selective prosecutions by HMRC were approved by the Treasury
Liverpool man appears in court charged with attempting to obtain ricin; Mohammed Ammer Ali, 31, from Liverpool, charged with attempting to have chemical weapon 'namely 500mg of ricin'
London may be rich but many of its people are poor; The facts about low pay and poverty in the capital speak for themselves
Lucy Glennon: what her life tells us about the real effects of cuts for disabled people; The writer and disability activist has died at the age of 29, having faced the excruciating pain of her condition with bravery and humour. But she also had first-hand experience of how welfare rules are making life tougher for the most vulnerable
Mars One shortlist: the top 10 hopefuls; Organisers of a proposed human settlement on Mars have unveiled the final 100 would-be colonisers. Here are the top 10 candidates
Minister's claims that solar panels harm UK food security are false; Documents from environment secretary Liz Truss's own department reveal they lack any data to back up claims used to justify removal of subsidies from farm land with solar panels
Ministers lacked understanding of Afghanistan - top British general; Sir Nicholas Carter calls for changes in obligations for army reservists and says more women and more recruits from ethnic minority backgrounds needed
National Crime Agency must claw back more criminal assets, MPs say; Commons home affairs select committee says the £22.5m NCA recovered in first year is dwarfed by agency's 'half a billion pound' budget
New EU rules could mean more jobs for people with mental health problems; Enterprises such as the First Step Trust, employing disadvantaged people, could find it easier to win contracts from public bodies as a result of social-value procurement
NHS could be saved by increasing national insurance, Labour MP says; Frank Field says voters will only stump up extra cash for health service if service becomes mutual organisation, allowing ringfencing of money
Obama wants to 'counter violent extremism'. He should look beyond Muslims; After so many hate crimes against Muslim Americans, why is our government focusing exclusively on Muslim communities as the problem?
Omagh bombing: trial of suspect Seamus Daly will go ahead; Mobile phone evidence to form centrepiece of evidence against bricklayer, who has denied any involvement in 1998 atrocity that killed 29 people
Only six charities have had status revoked for non-compliance since 2012; More than 6,000 charities in total were deregistered or had their status revoked, but for reasons such as opting out themselves or ceasing operations
Political tattoos are for armchair activists; Footballer Zlatan Ibrahimovic's contribution to ending world hunger is a classic case of ego meeting activism. But there are arguably worse examples out there
Privatisation of UK woodlands is happening by the backdoor; Plans to build luxury holiday cabins, majority-owned by venture capitalists, in public forests put protected wildlife and their habitats at risk
Scottish Labour leader deletes YouTube video after getting NHS stats wrong; Jim Murphy deletes video and tweet after making false claims about cancelled hospital operations in Scotland based on misread figures
Sex education should be mandatory in all schools, MPs demand; Ministers scolded for not addressing inadequate teaching of the subject despite huge demand from teachers, parents and students
Size does matter when you're in a class of 42; Ed Miliband is right to take a stand on class sizes - overcrowding creates a poor learning environment and drives teachers out of the profession
Sun deputy editor: it would be wrong to bar tips to paper; Geoff Webster tells court it is not for journalists to decide whether a public official should or should not ring the paper with a story
Supporting low-income parents early on will improve children's life chances; This is not about blaming poor people for their poverty but better understanding how the behaviour of parents affects their child's outcomes
The Guardian view on Greece and the EU: the least worst option; Neither Athens nor Brussels has an interest in Greece leaving the eurozone. Compromise will not solve everything but it would win valuable time
The Guardian view on the church and the election: talking sense; The bishops have set out a vision for new politics. Politics should pay attention
The only way for Greece is out of the eurozone; Greece's new government must bite the bullet, declare itself bankrupt and break free from the eurozone - only then can its economy and society recover
The university final salary pension scheme is a parable for our times; The final salary scheme has to give way, but this creates an equality issue: many of the worst affected will be women
Thousands sign petition to discover if GCHQ spied on them; Privacy International campaign comes after tribunal rules that sharing between US and UK of intercepted communications was unlawful
Two Greater Manchester teenagers held on suspicion of terror offences; The two 16-year-olds - one girl and one boy - who were arrested on Monday, are not suspected of involvement in international terrorist plot, police say
Two men held over fatal tipper truck crash in Bath; The men, aged 19 and 28, have been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter by gross negligence over crash which killed four people
UK voters are being sold a lie. There is no need to cut public services; Redesigning the public sector to work more like Amazon, Spotify and Uber could save billions with no frontline cuts. And only bureaucracy would lose out
Unemployed will have to do community work under Tories, says Cameron; Eighteen-to-21-year-olds who have not had a job for six months will lose benefits unless they start apprenticeship or complete community work, Cameron to say
World's biggest offshore windfarm approved for Yorkshire coast; Dogger Bank Creyke Beck project will cover 430 sq miles and is expected to generate enough electricity to power nearly 2m homes, supporting 900 jobs
Your starter for 10: is there life on Mars?
Ziferblat Manchester review: the north's first pay-as-you-go cafe; A new cafe in the Northern Quarter charges punters 5p a minute - but everything else is free. Jody Appleton clocks in
£14k and three years on, abandoned Merc moved
Ayisi arrival shows that Ladies will be real contenders
Blues to benefit as Rowett finally bags hot prospect Rob; Versatile Kiernan a perfect fit - Rowett
CORRUPT COP JAILED FOR LEAKING SECRETS; HE FED INFO TO PRIME SUSPECT IN SHAM MARRIAGE INVESTIGATION
Crooked cop passed info to suspect in sham marriage case; BEAT BOBBY ILLEGALLY SEARCHED POLICE COMPUTER
Doherty: Hard graft is key in hunt for start
Fire chiefs press on with plans for old station
LETTER FROM THE PAST; Banjo player ignored my plight
SMALLPOX 1978: WE WANT TO FIND THESE PEOPLE...
Teens to keep diaries in memory of Anne Frank
The mosque The mosque that Sufi built that Sufi built that Sufi built; AMAZING PICTURES OF CONSTRUCTION OF ONE OF EUROPE'S LARGEST PLACES OF WORSHIP IN HEART OF BIRMINGHAM
Bad night for Zog as Under-21s suffer bad defeat; VILLA U21 0 DERBY U21 3David Whinyates
Band hits right note for big fundraiser; Birmingham Children's Hospital has thousands of supporters and fundraisers who repeatedly go out of their way to make a real difference to our children and young people. Each week we will be telling the story of one of our dedicated Charity Champions, to highlight the difference they are making to the children we treat.
Boremingham? How dare you...; AS BRUM NAMED AMONG 11 MOST BORING PLACES ON THE PLANET ... WE HIGHLIGHT A DOZEN THINGS REVIEWER MUST HAVE MISSED
Brummies miss their bed most...; HOLIDAYS
Businessman faces jail for laundering £147k in fraud case
CCTV clues in cop hunt for club attacker
Cheers for 'best pub in Britain'; COMMUNITY
Confident Tim aims to quell Villa's jitters...
Fitness fanatic struck down by cancer faces race against time to raise £150,000; PERSONAL TRAINER STUART IS GIVEN JUST 18 MONTHS TO LIVE... ; UNLESS HE CAN PAY FOR TREATMENT AVAILABLE ONLY IN THE US
Hospice: Time to get set for Ready Steady Bake
It was an historic day. It gave people courage to stand up against racism; MARKING 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF MALCOLM X VISIT TO SMETHWICK
Kids seal 7-goal thriller over 9-man Crewe; BLUES U21 4 CREWE U21 3Brian Dick
NOW I'M THE HEADMASTER; SHERWOOD ; l I'll fight to the end, vows new Villa boss l I was just a "supply teacher" at Spurs l I'll fight to the end, bos ; Every player will be given their chance
Pulis: Berahino's brought out best in Ideye; Berahino's brought out the best in Brown
Refound confidence bringing out best in £10m man Ideye; FAN BLOG
Sherwood training with top-class company
Streets rammed in tribute to the Mercians; HUNDREDS TURN OUT AS REGIMENT GIVEN FREEDOM OF TOWN
Teletubbies chief: TV's going La La; SHOWBIZ
Troubled bar to become diner; RESTAURANT PLAN FOR NIGHTSPOT AT CENTRE OF BRUTAL MOB VIOLENCE
'I would have needed to die to get justice'; Anger of girl left with brain injuries as driver who hit her has ban cut
baby-faced raiders who terrorised hampstead homes; ?moped gang armed with hammer and knives jailed for robbing rich ; Frightened residents recruited ex-Gurkhas to patrol their roads
Chelsea: We'll ban race-chant thugs; Outrage after video shows fans push black man off Paris train
Fight injures five MPs in Turkey parliament; world in brief
Give us a six-month reprieve, says Greece; news in brief
New Everest route after death of 16 climbers; world in brief
Venue hunt begins for new concert hall to lure Rattle back to London; CITY CORPORATION INSPIRED BY TOP CONDUCTOR'S CALL
22,000 toddlers are missing out on free childcare
Broadband so slow we could barely send an email, says tech firm boss
Elgin Marbles should stay at the British Museum, say art experts
Former prison officers held over 'media payments'
Life on Mars? My boyfriend is 'fine' with me going
London to get world's first video game arena
Mother 'smacked girl with spoon for lying about cash'
Rabbi 'sent kidnap teams with cattle prods to make husbands grant divorce'
Race bias case officer settles more claims against the Met
Rapper held for 'hitting female fan in the face'
Shameless star faces £300,000 claim over 'phone rage' attack
Swiss police raid HSBC private banking offices
Syria 'ready to halt air strikes in besieged Aleppo'
Tube staff kicked, hit and spat on as assaults rise 44% in five years
Unemployment rate down to 6.4 per cent as 100,000 Londoners find work
YouTube star Zoella splashes out on £1m seaside home
'I just kept calm' - teen skipper saves crew from sinking boat
'The benefits system isn't something for nothing - you need to put something back into your community'
A decade on, why battle over hunting ban is still being fought; Ten years after it became law, the argument continues to rage over the hunting ban
Anger over handling of teacher's can-drop injury
Arrest after 93-year-old film-maker mugged for just a five
As the gas leaked, Perche was a Pearl of a lifesaver
Fireball 'like somthing out of Die Hard movie'; Tata fined £200,000 after workers burned T ; Tata fined £200k after fireball burns workers
Five killed in suicide blast at police compound
House prices in Wales set new record of £173,000
How nothing prepared me for speaking to the survivors of Auschwitz
I'm not mad about Oscar 'snub'.. I' .... I've already won for myself; An Academy this time, but Jennifer Anis The actress te ; she's so thrill to land a gritt ; big screen
Inferno after US train derails and 14 tankers ignite
Man tried to kill 'affair' lover, court told
Miliband: 'Real fear' over rising intolerance
Minister urged to act over 'dangerous lack of scrutiny'
Poet pens a striking pit script for TV drama
Political plea by bishops vexes the Conservatives
Rescuers scour river for missing child, 11
Rhossili Bay voted one of best in Europe
Storm over quarry plan for £850m tidal lagoon
Wain's world is purrfect; You can fill your house with cats without the neighbours talking - many artists have created the cutest images for everyone to enjoy to enjoy
Welsh mobile anti-cancer unit 'leading the way in the UK and in Europe'
Your chance to have say on fiscal powers; The National Assembly has been given a range of important new fiscal powers through the Wales Act 2014. Finance and Government Business Minister Jane Hutt outlines how the Welsh Government is preparing for these new powers and wants to hear your views
'May contain nuts' warning as council adopts EU food rules
'Wealth watch' pair launch new newsletter
Baby search on as Doc Martin filming begins
Cutting edge technology provides great opportunity for apprentice
Food on the move! 15-mile fun run and foodie fest
From the ashes of a livestock sector hit by crisis grew a vital farming charity
Labour 'renews cull pledge' in new animal welfare policy
Not a single bed free as hospital declares crisis
Owners of towed cars face hefty £140 bill
Patients return to ward after fire safety repairs
Preparing for spring and lambing keeps farm students on their toes
Sister's pride as Emily delivers classic line from hotly anticipated 50 Shade
Strong shortlist for this year's Cornwall Farm Business Awards
Ten-year privatisation plan for county's leisure centres revealed
The race is on with flipping world title in pancake racing to be won
Trust's new service to help identify autism early
Veteran Ken receives his Legion d'honneur
Villagers back Green Heart restoration project appeal
Westcountry favourite is the best beach in UK - and fourth in Europe
Why is suffering essential for your self-improvement?
£11,200 A YEAR...how MUCH A PENSIONER NEEDs to LIVE in THE uK
A&E waiting times targets missed again A&E waiting
And the £82,000 swag bag goes to ...the Oscar losers
Brrritain blasts back into winter with Arctic storms
Care worker admits: I tried to kill 3 colleagues
Case of the lost Sherlock Holmes tale found in attic
Caught on film... carer who stole from woman, 85
Charles and Camilla off to the White House
Drunken bully pictured trying to cut wife's throat
Faces of Chelsea racism suspects; Police release pictures as victim tells of 'humiliation'
Fifty Shades Affray; Middle-aged women clash at sexy screening
Girl killed by train as she sat chatting at crossing
GRAMMAR SCHOOLS KEY FOR TORY LEADERSHIP PLOTTERS
Hollywood SUPAWSTARS; Whether it's for TV or films such as the recent Kingsmen: The Secret Service, animal trainer Gill Raddings excels at teaching pets how to be....
LILY'S THE CINDERELLA OF HOLLYWOOD; Day&Night
Live long and prosper!; From saving money to the benefits of playing chess, a new book packed with useful tips is the perfect read for anyone who has retired and wants to make the most of their time
Neighbour saved my girl after spotting meningitis
NEW DIET TO FIGHT DEMENTIA; 'Best evidence yet' that diet can beat the disease
New test for Ebola takes just 15 minutes
Pint-sized pony needs a periscope to see out
Putin tanks roll into Ukraine as truce crumbles
Shock for mum as phone thief is her own son
Star of Dad's Army married Cpl Jones; pamela Cundell Actressjanuary 15, 1920 - February 14, 2015, AGED 95
Stars' music teacher is jailed for raping pupils
Taste of rationing is a culinary sensation
TORY MP Brian Binley [...]; INSIDE POLITICS
Whatever happened to the rogue trader?; Nick Leeson, the man who brought down Barings Bank 20 years ago, has always insisted he's not motivated by money yet earns a fortune from his notoriety
'Cowboy' GCHQ staff stole Sim card codes
'We must hold our heads up high and not succumb to blackmail'; Berlin's stance during the negotiations left Greeks defiant. By PARIS AYIOMAMITIS in Athens
A long way to go; Editorials When will black coaches be a common sight in football?
All the EU talk of human rights does not extend to investors
An exile's view: I'm still terrified of a Grexit; Comment
At Fashion Week, it's a matter of the bottom line as much as hemlines; Natalie Massenet kicks off shows with a warning: we need more business acumen. By REBECCA GONSALVES
Bad deals eat up a tenth of our monthly incomes
Blacklist threat to drivers caught using mobiles
BT's caller display service is free, but you must say you want it for free or you'll be charged
Cameron thanks readers for £700,000 raised for veterans' charities; Prime Minister tells 'Independent' owner Evgeny Lebedev that appeal helped raise awareness of 'very important issue'
Care home company calls in administrators; NEWS IN BRIEF SOCIAL CARE
Care home worker admits poisoning colleagues; NEWS IN BRIEF COURTS
Convicted Mafia man loses extradition battle; NEWS IN BRIEF COURTS
Council tenants will be paid cash to move; NEWS IN BRIEF HOUSING
Elected mayor tells court: 'My accusers are sore losers'
Ex-music teacher is jailed for raping pupils
Fashion guru mourned by top designers at cathedral
From field to taste bud: a mystery tour; The roots of the nuts-for-spices food scandal lie in a complex supply chain where tampering and adulteration is hard to trace. TOM BAWDEN investigates
Germany claims victory as Greece agrees four-month bailout extension; Athens no longer in danger of running out of money but hardline German minister refuses longer deal
Government pledges £3m dementia research; NEWS IN BRIEF HEALTH
He moved into bonds before the crisis. Now he's backing China
I do like to shop online, except if delivery men call my wife Donald
Ireland's backing gave campaign impetus; Analysis
Is it really time to party like it's 1999?
Is there life in the Mars expedition? The organiser says yes, everyone else says no; With the project to inhabit the Red Planet under fire, the man behind it tries to convince ADAM LUSHER it's not a flight of fancy
Judge attacks 'inaccurate' legal aid guidance; NEWS IN BRIEF COURTS
Long-lost Sherlock Holmes story by Conan Doyle found in attic
Low-income families pay price of outsourcing fiasco; * Thousands unfairly hounded over tax credits by US services company working for HMRC EXCLUSIVE People in need at risk of losing tax credits after being wrongly accused of cheating
Man charged as part of Operation Yewtree; NEWS IN BRIEF POLICE
Merkel's global dominance secured by crises in Europe; LETTER FROM THE EDITOR
More than half of young people rejected for credit
New cards launched to help the partially sighted
Osborne a Cromwell to Boris, king of gags; Sketch
Pro-Russian rebels step up pressure as Nato chief warns of 'existential threat'; As Ukraine looks back bitterly on the most troubled year in its post-war history, peace seems further away than ever
Rowan Atkinson to star as Maigret in two films; NEWS IN BRIEF TELEVISION
RSPCA overloaded with giant rabbits; NEWS IN BRIEF ANIMAL WELFARE
Scottish separatist faces hoax bomb threat charge; NEWS IN BRIEF COURTS
Shoplifter who pretended to be disabled is jailed; NEWS IN BRIEF COURTS
SNP-Labour coalition a nightmare, PM says; NEWS IN BRIEF POLITICS
Switch soon or your bill could rise by up to £168
Task force to tackle rogue landlords has never met
The 0% deals get longer, but watch out for the fees
The great divide; Editorials Post-communist Russia was never going to become just another Western state, as the world is learning to its cost
The Hooded Men, Amal Clooney, and a search for justice; Republican victims of the Army's 'deep interrogation' technique have brought in a star lawyer, says PAUL GALLAGHER
The unsung composer who waited 40 years for the Oscars; His first nomination could be his last so Gary Yershon is making the most of his time in the LA sun, finds NICK CLARK
Three London girls feared to have run away to join Isis in Syria
Twitter accused of 'failing in its moral duty' to stop trolls
We're spurning Isas and letting £1.3bn go to waste
When the NME was the best place in the world to be; The magazine is on its uppers, but MARK ELLEN would rather remember the good times
Britain at risk as our air defences are slashed
Britons flee blaze in 1,000ft Dubai tower
Dividends yield richer rewards for savers
Girl on the train's ride to publishing triumph; CLAIR WOODWARD meets an author whose thrilling debut novel is tipped as the new Gone Girl after being sold to Steven Spielberg's DreamWorks film studio following a bidding war
Jihadi bride's father in plea over runaway girls
Kate, Eddie and the coal mining connection...
UK nuclear sites warned over drone terror attack; Terror threat to N-plants
Vile..? No, Casual Vacancy has put us on map
Alcoholic knocked down in car crash wakes up TEETOTAL; ( ...AND finds love with nurse who helped him recover from injuries )
FOUR MORE BABY Ps; Report gave chilling warning to council chiefs about failing social services... 12 months later these little boys had all died in shocking circumstances EXCLUSIVE
I want a DNA test... I hope to God I was not fathered by that man. It would be the worst nightmare imaginable; DAUGHTER OF SAVILE VICTIM FEARS HE WAS DAD EXCLUSIVE
i'm backing ed; ...says Labour supporter branded a bigot by Gordon Brown
If I'd known what that monster was going to do to my daughter I'd have killed him the first moment I met him; MUM FINALLY REVEALS AGONY 20 YEARS AFTER HORROR
katie: you do; Pricey lays down the law to cheating hubby as they renew marriage vows
PLEASE COME HOME; RACE AGAINST TIME TO TRACE RUNAWAY TEENAGERS Parents' plea to jihadi bride schoolgirls 400 others lured in by Islamic Mrs Big EXCLUSIVE
Report set to reveal full evil of monster DJ
Satnav L-test set to replace 3-point turns
SHIRAZ MAHER; Senior Fellow in Radicalisation Studies, King's College London
Smithy's keeping up with the Joneses... & Paltrow Spielberg and Douglas; funnyman corden's luxury mansion in brentwood (la, not essex)
The birth of a star; THE METEORIC RISE TO FAME OF EDDIE REDMAYNE Pictured as a 22-year-old playing a kid called Billy whose dad falls in love with a goat ...the Brit favourite to win an Oscar tonight EXCLUSIVE
TOWERING INFERNO; Blaze lights up Torch skyscraper
We met as WOMEN, we're going to marry as gay MEN; COUPLE'S AMAZ ZING DOUBLE SEX CHANGE EXCLUSIVE
'WE'LL BE NEW JACK 'N' VERA'; Corrie Kym's telly deal
APARTHEID UK; Racists want to establish whites-only 'Nazitown'
BBC TRIED TO STEAL X FACTOR AND BGT; COWELL EXCLUSIVE: Plot to poach top shows
Cops' arrest blunder will leave Bobby in the clear; EXCLUSIVE
CRAIG: MY MEMORY LOSS HELL; Hopeful hit by brain illness
DESPER ATE HOUSEWIFE; Telly WAG chasing £14.5million for luxury home
Farage double trouble; DESPERATE RACE TO FIND UKIP BOSS' TWIN
Hate cleric & his terrorist disciple; NOW JAIL CHOUDARY, URGE ANGRY CAMPAIGNERS
Millionaire Hendry's girl working as £9-an-hour cleaner; LAUREN JOINS THE MOP AND BUCKET BRIGADE
OSCAR TERROR ALERT; RING OF STEEL SURROUNDS AWARDS VENUE
RUSSIAN HITMEN TARGET LONDON TARGET HITMEN
TV DOC'S SHOCK ECSTASY CLAIMS; Angry parents hit back
Britain will lose influence in the world if it quits the EU, says Norway; Exit could have serious consequences for European economic and security policy, warns Norwegian minister Vidar Helgesen
Norwich: capital of the church's radical campaign for country with a conscience; Bishops have appealed for a 'fresh moral vision' in the runup to the election. In Norwich, Anglicans are putting the vulnerable at the heart of their work
Simon and Karen Danczuk : We'll keep telling it like it is on welfare, immigration and the liberal elite; Simon Danczuk has long been one of Labour's most maverick backbenchers - but last week it was his wife, Rochdale councillor Karen, making headlines with her revelation that she was sexually abused as a child
11,000 key votes 'can win it' for Tories
A bit of brains bringing new life after the Beeching bloodbath
BBC TOLD: CUT WASTE OR LOSE LICENCE FEE; Threat from MPs as corporation racks up £31,000-a-day taxi bill BBC 'must account for every penny'
Berezovsky's son-in-law sought over murder of a tycoon
Bishop champion of the poor costs £250,000 a year
Charities bully on doorstep for 'terrorist funds'
China's dam spree turns mighty Mekong into 'stagnant lake'
Danish artist defies foes from police hideout
Dubai roads covered in debris after collapse of flaming Torch
Far East side story: China laps up UK musicals
For tweet success, don't mention your leader
Greece has 'won battle, but not war' over bailout
GROOMED FOR JIHAD JIHAD; Last week three more girls from Britain left home to become teenage brides for the terrorist group Isis, lured by a schoolfriend who went last year. Why wasn't more done to stop them, asks Dipesh Gadher
GROOMED FOR TERROR TERROR; Last week three more British girls left home to become jihadist brides for the terror group Isis, lured by a schoolfriend who went last year. Why wasn't more done to stop them, asks Dipesh Gadher
Half Ukrainian fighters killed by poor kit and friendly fire
Hideous games kit, lethal courts, a crushing opponent. What's not to love?
Jihadists use Libya chaos to mass on EU's doorstep
Jodrell Bank II to picture the dawn of time
Kit Kat is top of the chocs for sweet-tooth MPs
Knives out for 'Ed Balls the bungler'; Splits over plan to slash tuition feesMiliband and Balls schism would widen
Kray twins' school that was starting to turn a corner
Making a baton charge into a hall of his own; Rattle's return is the great wish of classical music buffs. Could the world-class London concert hall mooted last week be the bait to bring the conductor back?
Money, energy and cunning, America's new Cold War armoury
Moscow spies in new plot to undermine Kiev; The Kremlin is capitalising on Ukraine's latest military defeat to foment opposition to President Poroshenko, writes Bojan Pancevski
Peace negotiator to ease into role as key Jeb aide
Police step up protection for UK critics of Isis
Posh sabs in 4x4s take on foxhunters STUART CLARKE/ADRIAN SHERRATT
Prison fight clue to death of peer's son
Prison, not payoffs, for those who let children die; MPs must back a law to hold to account those who fail to raise the alarm, says Simon Danczuk
Put down the pitchforks, Tories - the church is on your side for once
Queen's bank in film tax avoidance scheme
Sister of jihadist bride: Our mum needs you home; Families' plea to runaways
Super-rich study reveals revolving doors of 1% club
THESE GIRLS CAN; As netball attracts thousands of new players and fans, the game is emerging as a crucial weapon in the battle to get more women to take up sport, writes Matthew Goodman
Victors pose for selfies as pensioners bury corpses
We are all grown-ups here - let's ditch the dye and go grey. But, er, you first
Winter crisis leaves third of hospitals without spare bed
Yachties at risk as Isis takes to the sea
You've heard of corkage. Now it's £9 for 'cakeage'
Zuckerberg builds toytown for Facebook staff
'Celtic way' becoming more forward-thinking
'The reality of football fans is generosity, not the Paris racists'
Australia taps into expertise on tie-ins with universities
City predicts return of dividend at Lloyds despite GBP500m penalty
Claire Black's week : Closer look at Crawford reveals heavy touch of manipulation
Councils agree not to reduce teaching staff
Eclipse watchers warned over eyesight risk
Ediston backs GBP10m shopping park extension
Ethnicity could be key factor in better hypertension treatment
Festival chief focuses on next generation
Going out : What we're looking forward to this week
How I see it : Gone are the days when we could throw oil on troubled waters
Jumpstart looks to leaven breadmakers' tax liability
Lord Advocate calls for review of law to meet internet age challenge
McIlvanney says he is hopeful but not convinced by SNP
Murphy in plea to Yes and No voters: unite to thwart Cameron
Partridge aims to take flight towards cross-country title
Rediscovery of lost film comes out of the blues
Second opinion : Arcade classics inspire next generation of joypad millionaires
Share watch : Punt on online gambling firm Bwin.Party fails to pay out as takeover hopes dissolve
SNP signals U-turn on more tram line projects despite Edinburgh fiasco
Style Bible : From garden seating to celebrating
Tax ambush awaits unwary after new pension pot rules
Three Bears want Rangers finance chief axed
Trade union that backed Yes secures 'no-strike' deal for cash
DAVID CAMERON'S U-turn on grammar schools - - he has announced [...]; HICKEY
HAVING gone through a temporary split from wife of 33 years Rhea Perlman [...]; HICKEY
ICY BLAST TO BRING CHAOS; Travel warning as freezing weather returns to Britain Winter blasts back as Arctic 'weather bomb' brings chill
IT SEEMS that old age is beginning to mellow Christopher Plummer's [...]; HICKEY
PRETENDERS star Chrissie Hynde admits that she has never understood [...]; HICKEY
WILLIAM HAGUE, pictured, who will stand down as an MP [...]; HICKEY
? WE HAVE all heard about soul mates. [...]
'Witty' Victorian parents named and shamed
Classy British leading ladies win Hollywood fashion stakes
HE is known for playing the tough guy in such films as The Bodyguard [...]
Hospitals 'paid to hold elderly as prisoners'
I'll protect pensioners' benefits vows Cameron
Pill 'will make cancer reveal itself in blood tests'
Putin's bombers 'put passenger jets at risk of mid-air collisions'
Romanians eight times as likely as Britons to be jailed
Sitcom star's grief as dementia-hit husband is placed into care home
We can't stop crying over girl who fled to fight with IS in Syria
'Ban racist fans from watching Sky Sports'; Pull plug on footie thugs, cop says
5m DENIED A LIVING WAGE; Many areas have 50% on less than £7.85 per hour
And the winner is ... Russell Crowe; Star sees his rugby team triumph on Merseyside
How dare you barge in on my Canal, John, with your fancy ways...and your Panama hat; 'SAILOR SERGEANNT' IS ALL AT SEA ON WATERWAYS
It's hard to chat up girls when you're planning to live on Mars; Student Ryan puts his planet trip before dating EXCLUSIVE
MAN HELD OVER MP'S WIFE RAPE CLAIMS; COPS IN SEX ABUSE PROBE Police quiz man over rape claims made by wife of MP
The Price drop; WEDDING No7 IS LOW BUDGET AFFAIR
Tories' plot for bankers to dodge the bonus cap HEAR THE; Revealed: Shock advice for fatcats as they prepare bumper payouts EXCLUSIVE
WINTER'S TAIL; Snow and floods as storms bring season to a chilly end
'We need grads to stay in city'; MP'S CALL
Alonso escapes injury after crash in Barcelona; MOTORSPORT
Blues fan is arrested after smoke bomb thrown at Brighton match; FOOTBALL
Clinical group to use new powers; HEALTH
Council launches campaign to keep the city litter-free; TIDY-UP
Free school meal kids lag behind; EDUCATION
FUREIGN invasion! invasion!; 3,000 DOGS FROM ABROAD HEAD TO CITY TO COMPETE AT CRUFTS
Joleon: Booking wrong; There was no contact, insists yellow-carded Jo
Maths whizz Esther starts a degree ...aged 10; AND BROTHER ISAIAH, 6, IS STUDYING FOR HIS A-LEVEL
Mo: First world record a weight off my shoulders; ATHLETICS Marios Papaloizou
ONLY WAY IS UP FOR DEVASTATED SHERWOOD; Boss vows to lift morale after Villa's late penalty heartbreak ; Sherwood: No time to dwell on disappointment
Police hunt for carer over cashpoint theft; APPEAL
Police ram car in high-speed chase; ARRESTS
Rowett poised with axe; Rowett hints at changes in search of a victory
Smith has a valid point after draw; FOOTBALL ;BRADFORD 1 WALSALL 1
Sobering reality check for Tim; Villa's new Mr Passionate faces a big battle to stoke his side up to beat the drop. Gregg Evans reports
Some southern comfort despite ill-discipline; Defensive shortcomings and a shallow squad cost Birmingham City as goals flowed on the South Coast, says Brian Dick
Terror group in threat to malls; WARNING
Trott fails to track down gold medal for GB; CYCLING
We want Olivia to start school later but now she may miss ALL of reception; 'SUMMER BABY' COULD BE DENIEDYEAR'S EDUCATIONAFTER PARENTS EXERCISE LEGAL RIGHT 'SUMMER BABY' COULD BE DENIEDYEAR'S EDUCATIONAFTER PARENTS EXERCISE LEGAL RIGHT
White Dee joins Big Bro housemate Kellie ringside for Brum fight night; BOXING
Wouldn't be cricket to drop it; LETTER FROM THE PAST
BBC reporter: My sunbed obsession led to skin cancer
City suburb 'worst place in country to earn decent wage'
Delaying could affect development - study
Drunk wakes up a teetotal after being hit by car
Follow a training plan to help you run the Brum 10k
Grab a share of £100k for your community
Harry charity funds first drop-in centre for cancer in Brum
High Oak's £1,000 grant gives children a chance
Hospital told to take action on car parking
I was spat at as I walked streets looking for work
It's life on the ocean wave after Sadie survives cancer
Pensioners get 'sub-standard' hospital care
Plea to find and protect city playing fields
Ralph, war hero and sportsman, is 100... not out
Scrivens' year of fundraising for Alzheimer's
Streets are rammed for Chinese Year of the Goat
The A Team fall foul of the law... again!
Tower block death plunge teen thought drink had been spiked
Year in prison for punching man in a bar
Inside Arts : T in the Park should get the benefit of the doubt over its move to Strathallan
Monday Interview : Ryan O'Rourke : Ryan was flavour of the month with the Dragons but he turned them down
Scots students 'are losing out to European counterparts'
Under-cover Commons ready to throw away the disguise and become a visible threat in Milan
400 more prisoners in overcrowded jails as early release ended
All eyes turn to San Siro as Celtic swat aside Hamilton
Attack on 'two-tier Britain' as finance sector awards top GBP100bn
Battling Hearts take another step towards date with destiny
British stars hotter than ours, Americans admit
Cairns and Muir prove there's logic in their idea
Comment : Relax and let passive funds do all the work
Export overhaul could boost Scottish economy by GBP77bn
Guidetti goals timely for Deila as he plots downfall of Inter Milan
Keep water supply in our hands, warns union
Leader : Lessons in Tower Hamlets for Scotland's schools
McLean says confident new Dons team-mates can overcome Celtic
Pringle - still in fashion after 200 years
Review : BBC SSO: Sibelius & Beethoven : ***** : Impeccable control makes for memorable concert
Review : Caucasian Chalk Circle : ***** : A timeless tale, brilliantly retold
Scottish jihadi bride 'a disgrace' say family
Sturgeon says that SNP should join pre-election civil service briefings
Sturgeon under fire in new row over stop and search
Tax dodge advisers are criminals too, says Alexander
The Week Ahead : Housebuilders set for big rises as mortgage market revives
Ukip hopes to stand in all 59 seats in Scotland
Financial prudence not part of Tory treatment for NHS
Rembrandt 'selfie' exhibition Abbey's wins national award
'Uncompetitive' post-tax returns and low oil price; Drilling barriers
Archbishop 'embarrassed' by revelations about Church pay; Living wage
Arrests raise fears Maduro will crush dissent to cling on; Venezuela: Human rights concerns
Australia plans to step up security measures; Canberra
Business leaders fear plans will weaken boards; Backlash; Talent drain concern
Cameron vows to safeguard universal pensioner benefits; FT SERIES: DISUNITED KINGDOM; Social security: Spending cuts
Commission urges 3% rise to £6.70 an hour; Minimum wage
Court jails democracy activist leader for five years; Egypt clampdown
Dilemma of paid outside work for MPs unresolved since Lloyd George's day; External interests
Doubts grow over Rahul Gandhi's future; Indian politics: Congress crisis
Easing of green belt urged as answer to homes crisis; London housing
Farmers' union warns on fall in food production; Self-sufficiency
Former wife told she has no right to support for life; Divorce ruling
Hopes raised for Greek bailout extension; Reforms focus
Iraq's elite faces salary shortfall as economy falters; Interview: Hoshyar Zebari
Liability rules to exempt junior non-executives; Banking and insurance
Mossad leak at odds with Iran bomb warning; Nuclear programme
Netanyahu attacks centre-left on security; Israel
Nigeria minister open to revealing oil audit; Energy scandal
Obama seeks to eradicate poor pensions advice; Wall Street attack
Opec members wary of further fall for oil; Cartel alarm
Pruning of jobs at Kew gardens paves way for 'reinvigorated' science strategy; Botany
Singapore top tax rate to rise as healthcare costs jump; Budget
Solar eclipse poses threat to electricity across Europe, say operators; Power supply
Spending cuts will 'take toll' on older fields; North Sea
Tory grandee fights to retain role as security services scrutineer; Cash for access allegations
Tumbling crude prices jolt Norway into rethink on income; Burst bubble
UK pensioners enjoy golden old age as standard of living declines for young; FT SERIES: DISUNITED KINGDOM; FT series considers growing disunity in the UK. ft.com/disunited
Young grapple with lowered expectations; FT SERIES: DISUNITED KINGDOM; Education has failed to bring the social mobility achieved by older generation
£5BN OIL LEAK; Crisis-hit North Sea industry reeling from worst ever year
Calum had 680 treatments but never moaned.. he is inspirational; Having undergone chemotherapy, radiotherapy and blood transfusions, Calum Lambert's last hope of survival was a bone marrow transplant
Charity clothes banks raided by criminal gangs; Voluntary bodies in despair over vile thieves costing them £750k a year ; CASHING IN GENEROUS SCOTS ARE TARGETED
Critical acclaim; RECORD WOMAN BE PART OF RECORD WOMAN FACEBOOK www.FACEBOOK.COM/RECORDWOMAN TWITTER www.TWITTER.COM/DAILY_RECORD EMAIL M.HARVEY DAILYRECORD.CO.UKActress Neve McIntosh says new medical drama is so realistic the actors playing surgeons have to make their own incisions
Family & pals pay tribute as Andrew found dead days after turning 17; TRAGIC TEENAGER DIES AT HOME Devastated mum tells of heartbreak at death
Firefighter let down by force safety lapses; Brigade admit breaches over pub blaze hero Ewan's death
GRASPING AT STRAWS GRASPING AT STRAWS; Scots Tory and Labour ex-minister caught out in cash for access sting
Having undergone chemotherapy, radiotherapy and blood transfusions, Calum Lambert's last hope of survival was a bone marrow transplant
Heading in here to go over 2 dex MPs' pursuit of money" shows up skewed values; BOTH Malcolm Rifkind and Jack Straw deny any wrongdoing over their talks with journalists posing as lobbyists for a wealthy Chinese company.
High-speed Scot rail bid; BROWN WANTS HS2TO EXTEND NORTH
How to take 10 years off your hair age; The weather and blow-drying can take a toll. We reveal the latest treatments to put a little lustre back in your locks
MISSING A TRICK; Beeb axe 10-year-old cop drama series as ratings slump
My hospital stay with the Voice of Rugby, snooker ..and ping pong; THE BIG READFRIEND ON RECOVERING FROM TB WITH COMMENTATOR BILL MCLAREN
MY MIRACLE PAL; Family's crossbreed is on shortlist for Crufts Friends for Life award
NHS ON LIFE SUPPORT One woman spent 16.5 hours on a trolley .. she was told there were no beds in Glasgow One woman spent 16.5 hours on a trolley .. she was; NHS ON LIFE SUPPORT ; Health chiefs' warning to patient's family as A&E beds crisis hits a shocking new low ; More misery at the Victoria as A&E units suffer yet again
Thomas the Tank Engine funeral for 'train-daft' twin Logan; TRIBUTE MUM SOBS FOR BOY OF 9 KILLED AS HE CROSSED THE ROAD ; Brother: I go to bed early so I can be with him when I'm sleeping
WOMAN, 24, DRAGGED OFF STREET AND RAPED; Victim's 'horrendous ordeal' as she walked home
In-laws think they've bought right to meddle
My spoilt little sister is inheriting the lot
Robison: It's tough.. but we're on top of it
There's thrifty ..and then there's shifty
Young driver's terror crash as ice returns
Inside Politics : Allegations about Rifkind and Straw feed the nation's anti-politicians mood
'Bleak' North Sea lost GBP5.3bn last year as costs keep on rising
Academy Award for best political speech goes to...
Analysis : It's all a matter of timing ... but the band strikes a sour note
Another door sure to open as Elvis leaves the building
Archangels arranged GBP12.2m of investments during busy year
Bovis enjoys strong 2014 as sale prices increase 11 per cent
Britain is losing the vital battle to feed itself warns English NFU chief
Cameron and Salmond clash over Scotland's alcohol ban at football
Cameron: 'It's only fair that we defend benefits for pensioners'
City watchdog trims reach of senior managers' regime
Comment : HSBC taking the flak but getting more realistic
Commercial Property : Perth has all the right ingredients
Cusiter returns to the fold with a point to prove after the 'hurt' of being dropped from Cotter's initial Six Nations squad
Davis Love to be confirmed as US captain
Defiant Rifkind fights for future over cash row
Exova extends run of deals with 5-year Austria contract
Expat 'disgusted' by image of her countrymen
Fear of ignominy drove Celtic back into the tie
GBP27m quantum research centre to open in Glasgow
Greencoat growth paying dividends for shareholders
Horne and Tonks tipped for 10 if appeal fails
Hotel operators witness 'muted' start to the year
HSBC profits slide as group speaks of its Swiss bank 'shame'
Independents day, as the little guy beats the big guys again
Isle of Arran marine reserve is boosting scallop population
Leader : Prestwick intervention was a flight of fancy
Markets : HSBC's woes check Footsie breakout
Martin Dempster on golf : McCloskey is my vote for Bob Torrance award
Martin Dempster on golf : Scotland's latest amateur talent looks like 'real deal'
Ministers accused of 'covering up' spiralling cost of saving Prestwick
Redmayne's rise from Underbelly to Oscars
Scotland holding out hope that Russell will be clear to face Italy
Scotland's Romanian community criticise focus on poor immigrants
Scots headteachers face passing 'exam' in effort to deliver strong leadership
The how as important as whodunit to godfather of Tartan Noir
Ultimate Finance launches first operation in Scotland
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20 years for migrant thug still on the run
Give Osborne pat on back for remarkable recovery say experts
I quit the Co-op...I'm off to fight IS terror
Mother found dead after ambulance is turned back
Normandy hero stripped of war pension to pay for care
Plastic surgery? I might says Twiggy, still stunning at 65
Shelley (the 19th-century Romantic poet I mean, not the whistly sitcom [...]
Skin test on patients for diagnosis of Alzheimer's
Star Trek's Mr Spock is rushed to hospital
US EMBASSY TARGET OF DRONES' TERROR FLIGHT
You'd have to possess a heart of stone not to laugh at the irony [...]
Cheap drug can't be used for eye disease
Cold-calling companies to face fines of £500,000
Isis 'middleman' still on loose two months after exposure
Mayor shows how to be popular in capital
Mother Teresa 'hid her mass conversion agenda'
Ofsted targets 'have schools living in fear'
Tories call for Boris to rescue their campaign; Cameron urged to place London mayor at heart of election drive ; We need Boris to win over the people, MPs tell Cameron
17 killed as bomb explodes on bus At least 17 people
71 days to go and Ed has no campaign in sight; If you're up against an opponent with a strong economic record, you need a strong alternative theme. Labour is still looking
Building of settlement homes at 10-year high
Bush rocked by wife's $90,000 Jewellery habit
Christopher Price; Independent-minded Labour MP who campaigned for comprehensive schools and later had a role in exposing a Soviet spy
Conservative victory would see badger cull extended
Cycle accident in London every two hours
Dishwashers are blamed for childhood [...]
Domestic violence victims 'wait years [...]
Eight die as gunman turns café into slaughterhouse
Eye drug to save £102m is blocked by red tape
Fatal road crashes five times more likely to involve lorries
Festive hangover brings out February shoplifters
Fifty Shades star 'pulls out' of sequel to spare wife's feelings
First Fabergé egg for 99 years goes to Qatar
Give fingerprints or lose phone, Pakistanis warned
Gone Girls; Police need to act faster in the international fight against Islamic State
He touched us all: memorial to paedophile teacher provokes fury
Hopes rise for £13bn Jet deal with India
Iran accused of running covert nuclear programme
Isis kidnaps 90 Christians to exchange for captured fighters
Italian prince wins (EURO)40,000 for unlawful imprisonment
LED light can turn Britain into hothouse food grower
Life's a beech - and then it turns into a skeleton; Matthew Parris My Week
Lithuania builds new conscript army to fight Russia
Mastering Mandarin is a struggle when it's not music to the ears
MI5 officers give evidence wearing wigs and make-up
Mugger admits he assaulted pensioner to pay for legal highs
Mum's not the Word; Teen pregnancies are at record lows, but there is still a long way to go
Pleasant classrooms can put pupils months ahead
Police use Tasers against children on a daily basis
Republicans face blame for new government shutdown
Rifkind realised his time was up when Tories deemed him an embarrassment
Runaway girls are already in Syria, police believe
Shop that stood its ground is finally facing demolition
Smart TVs may be sharing your private data
Something bold, something blue All [...]
Teenage pregnancies plummet as more women start families later
That loving feeling is never lost in this celebration of Broadway
Turkey must decide if it's our friend or foe; Ankara has been playing Nato and Isis off against each other in its quest for regional dominance
We shouldn't even be talking about a Qatar World Cup Giles Whittell
270 offices left without power in city centre
Blues done four again by their leaky defence
Father of Iraq victim is the focus of McGovern drama
Hyatt hotel evacuated as restaurant fire breaks out
Landlord may face action over mountain of rubbish
'SWICHED OFF; Worrying defeat as Blues concede four goals again
7 injured as bus and lorry crash; ACCIDENT
Brunt keeps it clean for the Baggies; Brunt keeps it clean for the Baggies
Dyke's discontent at winter Cup plan; FOOTBALL
Fire crews battle to free trapped car crash victim; ACCIDENT
Grab a share of £100k for your community...
HOME OF THE WEEK; Trostrey Road, Kings Norton. 3 bedrooms. £240,000. Call Martin & Co, 0121 483 4199
Keep strike duo on front foot and firing and we will be absolutely fine - Chris
Man caught messaging girl, 13, for sex in front of her mum avoids jail; SCHOOLGIRL LEFT HORRIFIED AS 47-YEAR-OLD MESSAGED 'CAN WE HAVE SEX?' ON FACEBOOK
Mars mission wannabe Maggie defends project; NEW STUDY PREDICTS EXPLORERS WOULD LIVE JUST 68 DAYS ON RED PLANET
MP's cash boost for Round Table; CHARITY
Mugger who slammed woman's head on road is jailed for seven years
No.1 again...1D named as best British band in world
Pub locals' £13k to help Clare get cancer treatment
Recital by top pianist greets grand arrival at school
Rowett: We're making it too easy for them
Serial killers unrecognised in the street
Travellers fail to leave blocked site; BORDESLEY
Tributes to death plunge cadet; FAMILY TELL OF KIND TEEN DRIVEN TO SUICIDE AFTER NIGHT OUT TRAGEDY
Vicar loses legal bid over 'hate campaign'
Villa v Albion: Battle lines drawn... in the bedroom!
Yeung launches bid to halt sale of Blues
250 THROWN ON THE SLAG HEAP 250 THROWN ON THE SLAG HEAP SLAG HEAP; JOB AXE PLUNGING PRICE OF COAL IS BLAMED JOB AXE PLUNGING PRICE OF COAL IS BLAMED ; Miners fear company's decision to cut jobs is industry's final death knell Miners fear company's decision to cut jobs is industry' s final death knell
Blind Alan's mugger: I did it for drugs; THE robber who attacked a blind, 4ft 6in tall, sixstone disabled pensioner told police he would have mugged anyone to get money for drugs. JEREMY ARMSTRONG
Curier: Bottom tier in England a big step up
Daniel, 18, sings his way to a ticket for music awards bash
Equality leaves no room for bigotry in modern Scotland; RECORD view
Free healthy living booklet and juice bottle for every reader; Promotion
GUNMAN RANTS ABOUT BULLIES.. THEN KILLS 8; Man shoots himself after restaurant murders
Hendry on drink driving charge; Former football star arrested on night out
I'M A BRIT EXCITED; ROSIE'S AN ELLE OF A SIDE SHOW
IF YOU'RE GAYGO AWAY; WEDDING HOTEL BOSS SHUNS COUPLE ; Bigoted owner tells partners: 'We can't allow people like you' ; We told her gay marriage was now legal. She said, 'I'm the owner ..We told her gay marriage was now legal. She said, 'I'm the owner ; ..I can do as I like' ; John and Stephen relive hell and say: We don't want others to suffer like us John and Stephen relive hell and say: We don't want others to suffer like us
PAGE 10 Keep Paul's killer in his Iraqi prison
PATIENTS SUFFER IN A FAILING NHS; Fears of a 'crisis point' as waiting time figures show targets are being missed
Police fury at £6m crime proceeds shortfall; HEAT HEA HERGREENAWAY
Rapist, 16, locked up for assaulting girls of 12, 10 & 9
RECORD YEAR FOR CHARITY; 6725 animals rehomed
Seal found wandering around STIRLING; ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL JUST ANOTHER BUSY DAY FOR SCOTTISH SPCA
Some idiot threatened my life but I was too bombed to notice; David tells how explosive was flung through his door after boozy night out
Swan gets trapped in telegraph pole wires; ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL JUST ANOTHER BUSY DAY FOR SCOTTISH SPCA ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL JUST ANOTHER BUSY DAY FOR SCOTTISH SPCAODD RESCUE 1
The jewel in the crown.. is really cleaning powder
TRENDYUK parents refuseto getkids a vaccine.. INUGANDA theywalk formiles to get vital injections; ED BYRNE'S HEARTBREAKING TRIP TO KAMPALACOMIC RELIEF ED BYRNE'S HEARTBREAKING TRIP TO KAMPALA
Why fashion is wearing thin with LA's leading ladies; Reese Witherspoon leads drive to make Oscars more about women's work than which labels they wear
Wonga staff are no longa; 325 JOBS TO BE AXED
You got Beltrami and, more often than not, you got off; BIG JOE LEGEND OF THE CRIMINAL COURTS DIES AT 83 BIG JOE LEGEND OF THE CRIMINAL COURTS DIES AT 83
Women's lives at risk as maternity unit 'rots away', warn midwives
Car crash driver 'may had medical episode'
Coming clean about an aversion to soap and water
Crumbling cliffs a problem as wind and waves batter the UK coastline
Green Party 'surge' sees membership quadruple
Labour candidate quits race and repays housing benefits
Music festival faces demand for £16,000 ticket refund
Politics advance but care for farm sector remains strong
Pursuing agricultural law turns out to be right path for legal expert
Signal mast to mark 200th Bonaparte anniversary
Star spotting on a coastal walk in lovely Salcombe
West farmers ready for rollout of badger cull
£2.3bn masterplan to transform Leeds council housing stock
Enforced Leeds school site transfer unprecedented'
Fundraising in memory of popular Leeds bus driver
Leeds singer's latest release confirms reputation as rising star
The Voice winner Jermain visits Leeds schools
Thousands of troubled Leeds youths not getting the mental health help they need quick enough'
'Rambo' veteran sells his medal for £70k
300 join hunt as father 'fears worst' for missing Becky, 16
999 chiefs can look worldwide to recruit
A BRITISH Muslim was interviewed on the Today programme yesterday [...]
AMONG the highlights of the post-Oscars parties in Beverly Hills [...]; HICKEY
CHARLES KENNEDY should be toasted for humorously acknowledging [...]; HICKEY
Dad's fury at 'liars' slowing the hunt for Claudia's killer
Drink-driving chief was over limit at 10am
ED MILIBAND'S proposed ban on Labour MPs taking paid directorships or consultancies in [...]; HICKEY
IN THE year that marks the centenary of Frank Sinatra's birth[...]; HICKEY
IT'S nice to know that despite the glamour Dakota Johnson [...]
POLDARK'S RETURN; A smouldering leading man, straining bodices and a wild Cornish landscape - will the historical drama be a hit this time round?
Sherlock star's tribute to tragic fan Eve, 14
Strictly's Claudia in line for 'TV Oscar'
The Auschwitz holiday camp; Fewer than 20 miles from Birkenau, officers and guards from the SS used a rural resort modelled on a country club to relax and enjoy themselves
VC hero who braved Taliban bullets to save injured soldier
Walking down the red carpet with Gwyneth was surreal; EXPRESS YOURSELF GET the life you want When her mum was nominated for an Oscar, our Fashion Editor ANTONIA KRASKOWSKI joined her at the ceremony. She reveals what it's like to land Tinseltown's hottest ticket
YOKO ONO hits back at critics who she claims took exception to her wearing [...]; HICKEY
Buying our products won't buy you a pass to heaven, says Natura founder; A heart attack at 37 years of age led pioneering business leader Guilherme Leal to realise that happiness lies beyond personal gain
Charities say homeless being let down as rough sleeping rises again;Single people often turned away when they ask for help, and sleeping on streets has increased by 55% in England since coalition came to power
David Cameron orders new inquiry into treatment of Lee Rigby murderer;
Devolved NHS budgets and questions over Manchester's new powers
Digital lives are far from the human norm
Ed Miliband sleep-talks into EEF's manufacturing conference; Labour leader tries to love-bomb engineering employers by saying nothing much at all about apprenticeships and Local Enterprise Partnerships
Emma Thompson and Greg Wise: a new mission for the latter-day Chartists; Instead of their stated tax boycott, perhaps the Thompson-Wises could have a word with their pal Prince Charles about the Duchy of Cornwall's exemption from corporation tax?
Eric Pickles was wrong: local government needs trained auditors; Effectiveness and efficiency in council spending has been abandoned alongside the Audit Commission
FCC approves plan to govern broadband internet like a public utilityBody also overrides laws that prevent extending independent broadband networks
From barrier to enabler: how politics can help girls live up to their potential; A shift in attitudes in political systems around the world is necessary to allow girls to fully participate in society
Gene that makes human brain unique identified by scientists;
Give me cheap beer, or give me sobriety. Just stop this craft beer 'revolution';
Global warming slowdown probably due to natural cycles, study finds; Manmade warming in past decade has likely been offset by cooling from natural cycles in the Pacific and Atlantic - but effect will reverse in coming decades
How an overlooked workforce is key to rescuing the NHS; Allied health professionals are well primed to address key challenges facing health and social care
How to stand out from the tax dodgers and avoiders; The Tax Dodging Bill Campaign is calling for reform in the first hundred days of the next Government. A movement well overdue, says Paul Monaghan
I'm a man running a girls' rights campaign. So what?; Supporters questioned his role. Now Colin Walker explains why he's the man to run Plan's Because I am a Girl campaign
Infographic: how data is helping to stop violence against girls; To tackle rising HIV infections, countries in sub-Sahara Africa have devised six tech innovations to stop violence against girls
Jeremy Hunt speaks to NHS leaders; Coverage of the Nuffield Trust Health Policy Summit, including Jeremy Hunt and Simon Stevens's speeches
Jimmy Savile abused 60 people at Stoke Mandeville hospital, inquiry finds; Late BBC DJ was subject of at least 10 formal and informal complaints by victims going back to 1972, but none were taken seriously, report says
Jimmy Savile given free rein to sexually abuse 60 people, report finds; Damning reports point finger at politicians, civil servants and senior NHS staff but stop short of holding anyone accountable
Key worker tenants feel 'left in limbo' by Boris Johnson deputy; Residents of homes to be sold to fund London's police are uncertain of their futures, despite assurances from one of the mayor's right hand men
Lessons the media can learn from the Glasgow bin lorry crash; The reporting of the George Square tragedy and the identity of the lorry driver was considered and respectful, which reflected the city's mood
Lives on the line: how to help protect freelancers in dangerous places; News organizations launched a new code of conduct this month to help protect freelancers on dangerous assignments. Here's how it could be even better
London rough sleeper numbers rise again;
London streets destroyed in the name of capital
Met backs down on refusal to police climate and women's marches; Scotland Yard reverses earlier decision not to police Time to Act and Million Women Rise marches, after criticism from campaigners and Boris Johnson
Met Office staff strike over pay; Weather service workers around the UK walk out for three hours saying they are not paid at 'fair market rates'
Nasa probe spots mysterious shiny patches on dwarf planet Ceres; Images from Dawn spacecraft reveal a pair of bright spots which scientists believe may be primordial ice reflecting sunlight
Nigel Farage: UK mosques have been infiltrated by hate preachers; Ukip leader accuses government of appeasing Islamist extremism and warns religious minorities they need to understand the law of the land
Not just a girls' problem: the economic impact of menstrual shame; Traditions around menstruation mean the majority of Nepali girls miss days of school. Can education change beliefs?
On the NHS, where Manchester leads, England's other cities must follow; In taking control of its health services, the 'northern powerhouse' can be a model for the rest of the nation
Patients should have right to choose where they die, says care inquiry; Review board recommends that palliative care could be given in the home for as many as 20% of people who die in hospital
Rotherham MP describes town's child protection funding as 'drop in the ocean'; Sarah Champion says city council is in 'unsustainable position' as it struggles to protect victims of the child sexual exploitation scandal
Scores of Jimmy Savile's victims describe abuse at Stoke Mandeville; So many messed-up lives, says victim as inquiry hears how 'revered' celebrity raped and abused hospital patients and staff with impunity, in one case in front of a TV crew
Spy cables: Greenpeace head targeted by intelligence agencies before Seoul G20; South Korea's intelligence service requested information about South African activist Kumi Naidoo in runup to leaders' meeting in 2010 · Read the leaked document here
The Guardian view on Jimmy Savile: oblivion's too good for him; A criminal cheats justice by dying undetected. Without a belief in the afterlife, what can we do?
The Guardian view on NHS reform: bright idea, dangerous speed; There is exciting potential in putting the Manchester region in charge of its healthcare. But a frightening number of make-or-break details remain unresolved
The Guardian view on zero-hours: the number that keeps getting bigger; The quantity of jobs is a pleasant surprise in this recovery, but the quality is often a shock. Zero-hours workers must be given the right to demand fixed hours after six months
The Tories haven't broken their promise on the NHS. They've just broken its terms; The story of spending on the health service over this parliament is one of deception of the public by a failure to publish clear and comparable figures
Thunderbirds Are Go: first pictures of new Lady Penelope and Brains; Well-loved characters given makeover for ITV's rebooted version of 1960s hit
Ukip's LGBT chair quits due to party's lack of 'gay-friendly tone'; Tom Booker resigns as chair of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender group and leaves Ukip, saying he 'simply couldn't defend the party any more'
Victoria Cross awarded to lance corporal for Afghanistan rescue; 27-year-old ran across exposed hillside raked with machine-gun three times to help joint UK-US force in danger of being overrun by the Taliban in Helmand
Waste is so last season: recycling clothes in the fashion industry; Experts on textiles and fashion took questions on creating a more sustainable fashion industry. Here are eight key pointsRead the full conversation
Watery end of the unwanted topmouth gudgeon; When it comes to invasive species introduced to Britain at the whim of the rich, the grey squirrel is a pussycat compared to the dastardly topmouth gudgeon
Will Austria's experiment with Islam work for grassroots believers?; Vienna's wish for an organic, integrated form of Islam that avoids foreign influence risks creating an official religion distrusted by ordinary Muslims
Wine: is New Zealand sauvignon blanc getting any better?; Our wine critic has never been a fan of New Zealand sauvignon blanc - would a visit to the region cause a change of heart?
Worried when science plays God? It's only natural; Scientists shouldn't rush to dismiss fears about 'three-parent babies'. Sceptics can be useful critics
Zero-hours workers scared to assert their rights
The future of data-led journalism is less data; Content makers are becoming skilled data analysts, but could the rise of statistics result in over-reliance? It's necessary to find the right balance
Taser used 35 times by officer in a year; CALL FOR STUN GUN DEPLOYMENT TO REDUCE
'Benefits Street reaction to blame for follow-followup failure'
'Packington hill' landfill site closes after 50 years
City aerospace firm flying high; INSIDE BIZ
City food firm guilty of hygiene offences after mould found on pipes
Computer programmer denies drunken murder; HE CLAIMS PARTNER DIED FALLING DOWN THE STAIRS
Crews looking for biggest 'bromance'; TELEVISION
Crossroads in return to the small screen
Ex-boyfriend spared jail for posting revenge-porn; EXPLICIT PICTURES OF FORMER GIRLFRIEND UPLOADED TO FACEBOOK
Family stranded in Turkey after autistic son banned from plane
Football's coming gnome!; FLOODED WITH ASTON VILLA MEMORABILIA
Heart op Mo in battle to stay with his family
How an MBA helped me; BIRMINGHAM BUSINESS SCHOOL
How the Beeb is fleecing the Midlands fleecing the Midlands; THE MAIL DEMANDS THE BBC INVESTS IN DRAMA, FILM-MAKING AND PRODUCTION IN THE REGION FILM-MAKING AND PRODUCTION IN THE REGION ; WE SAY
Let there be light!; DEMOLITION WORK TO CREATE NEW STREET ATRIUM COMPLETE
Loan Wolves...; JACKETT LOOKING AT ADDING TO SQUAD FOR PROMOTION CHARGE
Loyal drivers could be wasting £113 a year
MOST WANTED; COPS IN PLEA FOR HELP TO TRACK DOWN 20 SUSPECTS
MOTORWAYS Traffic chaos after pile-up [...]
Mum 'gave her 2-year-old fatal dose of methadone'
New hope for fans as more Ashes tickets to go on sale
Opening night draws near for city's new £3m cinema
Paulette selected again to stand at local election; COUNCIL
Quiz kings help to raise £1,500 for Brum hospice
Shoppers flee as car ploughs through wall
Social enterprises given chance to raise their profile
Sudden death teen was set to study at Brum uni; TALENTED ANNIE, 17, DIED IN SLEEP FOLLOWING HOUSE PARTY WITH PALS
Thief who used stolen cheques to buy £25,000 worth of cars locked up
Vicious knife attack leaves victim, 65, fighting for life
Working out of office suits 1 in 4; SURVEY
'American Sniper' killer jailed for life; World Bulletin
£1.3m for 'Cowshed Cinderella' who never went to ball; Parents sued by daughter who toiled on farm while sisters had fun
£3m fund to turn tide of deprivation in seaside towns
100 Afghans are killed in winter Avalanches; World Bulletin
A swift change of name for Swedish birds
Afghanistan VCs Two awarded posthumously
Al-Jazeera staff held in Paris over drone flight
An underwhelming return fort the relentless antihero
Appalling tales of abuse at the hands of NHS's celebrity guest
Australian dies fighting for Kurds against Isil
Balls criticises Green leader's memory lapse; News Bulletin
Beauty queen faces jail over Erdogan satire
Believe it or not, MPs know when to hold their tongue
Bin Laden documents tie student to terror plot'
Charlie Hebdo back on the streets; World Bulletin
Clinton charity admits breaking ethical rules with Algerian donation
Condom shares soar as adultery law is lifted; World Bulletin
Daughter given £12m for guitar and pet fish; World Bulletin
Drink-drive instructor banned for drink driving
Driver suing herself over husband's death
Dutch treat cycling hordes to an underwater garage
Face to face over the Estonian border; Nato and Russia hold rival exercises after warnings that Baltic states could be next in the Kremlin's sights
Found: book that led to Henry VIII divorce
Google brings growing pains to Mountain View
Ignoring defence is a mistake, Mr Cameron; Closing down debate on such a vital issue will cost the Tories votes, not attract them
Labour tuition fee plan 'will pit the young against old'
Liz Taylor's birthday diamond in £5.7m suit
Men who are clueless about clothes have it all sewn up
More than eight hours' sleep increases risk of a stroke
Netanyahu accuses West of giving up on stopping Iran's nuclear ambitions
No charges for driver in fatal bin lorry crash; News Bulletin
Not one Hospital boss admits they knew; Victims label report a 'whitewash' after it finds Savile abused 63 patients at Stoke Mandeville but fails to hold any senior managers responsible
Not the first VC in Leakey family; Bravery in blood
Number of £200,000 charity chiefs rises; News Bulletin
Oh I say! Belly dancer serves up a tricky encounter
Older brother abused patients too, says report
One in five chickens is serious health risk, say experts
Online images tempt children to self-harm
Pay GPs who help fulfil patients' final wishes, ministers told
Pension freedom day? Please don't rush, says minister
Police expand Sir Cliff sex abuse inquiry
Police hunt for Claudia's secret boyfriend
Polish mugger freed from jail early to return home
Pope makes history with Vatican burial for a tramp
Pupils taught 'distorted' version of Europe's past; Historians warn against the promotion of an 'idealised' picture of unification
Ready-to-eat salad 'washed with chlorine and old water'
Revolutionary Guard takes on a US 'carrier'
Rise in part-time women doctors leads to shortage of GPs
Running through enemy fire, he single-handedly turned the tide; Bravery of young paratrooper trapped by Taliban earns VC and embrace by the Chief of Defence Staff
Sandwich Woman; Madonnas tumble drags Kate Reddy, Allison Pearsons much-loved character, into dangerous age-related territory - then her mother has a bad fall
Savile inquiry; By numbers The predator on the ward
Shelf-stacking for IDS and bricklaying for Rees-Mogg - second jobs in the real world; 'Different experiences make MPs more rounded, insists Cameron - such as taking on a directorship?'
Strictly TV nomination for Claudia but not Tess
The market - not Miliband - is key to our university challenge; Labour's tuition bribe is no answer. Institutions should have a financial stake in their students
The things I've had in the back of my cab ...
Tiger falls to its death from Chinese high-rise; World Bulletin
To reach Caldey Island, just drive down the beach and keep going
Universities told to double their intake of poor students
Woman forged will then sold late partner's goods on eBay
Elvis buff £2k after trip on jet steward
NO COUNTRY FOR HEROES; VETERAN IS FORCED TO SELL MEDALS Ex-Sgt is skint..yet scroungers cash in
BOOKIE CRUMBLES; Ailing Ladbrokes shuts 60 shops
Chicken sicker...; BUGS RAP FOR SUPERMARKETS
FRI TUNES; Chart show moves from Sundays All singles & albums out Fridays
I handed in cards as gasman to play poker ...now I've won £20m; GAMBLING ACE SAM'S MADE FORTUNE IN JUST 5 YEARS
'Mohammed was a kind, gentle and beautiful young man';
100 years to rebuild Gaza after's 50-day war
Bomb-making chemical 'could cure diabetes'
Breeding ground for extremists within walk of Buckingham Palace; TERROR NETWORK
Brit of a headache for the fallen Madonna
Britain, a nation of foodies... when we're not doing the cooking; Despite popularity of recipe books, most can only make nine meals
Clarkson is an idiot, says MP; News Bulletin
Clash of rival choirs sounds a wrong note
Coffee could protect against MS; Caffeine Boost
Cowardly politicians aren't up to fixing NHS; Health-care costs keep rising, but the Coalition has been busy fiddling while Rome burns
Gas row Moscow warns of supply risk to Europe
Gipsies given £lm grant built cannabis farm
Isil jihadists take sledgehammers to statues inside Nineveh Museum
MI5 blunders that allowed Jihadi John to slip the net;
Mistrust that threatens Ukraine ceasefire; Pro-Russian rebels claim that the government's army has already broken the truce and blame America, not Russia, for stoking the conflict
Moving on Schumacher sells mountain retreat
On the trail of Jihadi John, the slaughterer from Maida Vale; How 'ordinary' boy who lived close to Cameron's Notting Hill set found his way onto the MI5 radar Spooked by M15, he set out on the road to killing fields Emwazi was put on terror watch list that should have prevented him leaving Britain. Somehow he made it to Syria and the slaughter began
Putin has changed the rules of war and is building an empire; Russia's growing power is based on buying influence while Nato is stuck in the Cold War
Roman roads left 007 shaken but not stirred
Still going strong, the conductor with 45 years of keep-fit
Teacher jailed for 17 years over abuse; News Bulletin
Tokyo's special guest Duke of Cambridge begins tour of the Far East
Toxic algae linked to Alzheimer's on rise in drinking water sources
We must assert our superior Western values
Welcome to Putin: town that wants to take leader's name
What women really don't want - slow burning Balls; Comment
Will good claret ever taste the same again?; Robert Parker, the legendary American critic, is stepping aside, to be replaced by a Brit
A campaign to bring one of the world's biggest rock bands to Cornwall has failed after the group said they could not fit the gig in to their schedule.
Abusiness novice has left her career in psychology to launch an underwear company near Britain's most south westerly point.
Anew food craze is sweeping the South West - serving up a tasty mix of local produce and generous helpings of community spirit in village halls.
Are you Westcountry born and bred? If not, what drew you here?
As the mother of a stunningly beautiful daughter who put me in the shade the moment she arrived, I have some sympathy for Melanie Griffith;
Broadchurch may have shuffled to an end - with a half-decent finale no less, despite the number of crazily twisted plot lines needing to be wrapped up - but I'm hoping my Westcountry cliff addiction will not go entirely unfed as it's a matter of days until Poldark hits our screens.
For 15 heart-stopping seconds an air ace thought he was going to die as his vintage plane plummeted towards the ground at a Cornish air show.
Four Westcountry piers could benefit from a new £3 million fund aimed at kick-starting the revival of at-risk coastal heritage.
Glow of pride for Ocean City's world-class marinas
Having previously lived and worked in London we then moved to New Zealand which gave us a taste for a better quality of life and living by the sea.
Hosting the Oscars has to be the hardest job in showbusiness: you're barely on the stage and the critics are gunning for you.
I don't doubt that betrayal is a bitter bedfellow, and in the red hot heat of hurt, we're all capable of doing things we'd earnestly regret later
If you have a good story to tell, there's nothing better than banging the message home.
Kim Kardashian's wedding snap was the most liked Instagram post, and Elton John's '#sharethelove' feed let fans share his big day.
Local firm Gilbert Stephens, which has offices in Exeter, Crediton, Ottery St Mary, Budleigh and Sidmouth, was delighted to raise in excess of £300 during a recent fundraising breakfast in aid of FORCE Cancer Charity.
Melanie Leach takes Keith Rossiter behind the scenes at top TV producer Twofour, over lunch at Rock Salt in Plymouth
More than half the Westcountry's adults now feel under pressure to succeed in their chosen career.
MP raises questions over Plymouth Mayflower claim
MPs can never be quite sure how well they are known - or liked - in a constituency.
Tear up the rulebook - this election is toughest to call
Teenage pregnancy rates in Cornwall have been cut almost in half, new official figures show.
The number of children in the South West who go out to play is the lowest in the country with 94 per cent spending up to seven hours a day in front of a screen, a survey has found.
Villages in Westcountry beauty spots could be given new life under plans to halt the spread of second home owners.
? WHATEVER gaffe, blunder [...]; Happy Mondays
A daily glass of tomato juice can help trim your waistline
Are Britain's immigration policies a total shambles[...]
Big tax shock for over-55s hoping to cash in pensions
Boss jailed for attack on a Good Samaritan
Couples' tiffs caused by a lack of sleep
DINING WITH THE DEVIL; From their favourite meals to the measures they took to avoid being poisoned, a new book offers a fascinating insight into the eating habits of some of the world's most notorious despots
ELEGANT actress Kristin Scott Thomas, pictured, [...]; HICKEY
Esther shows you are never too old to be a top mum
FAREWELL MR SPOCK; As Star Trek star Leonard Nimoy dies at 83, the world from President Obama downwards pays tribute to an actor who was far more than just a pair of pointed ears
FOLLOWING Green Party leader Natalie Bennett's [...]; HICKEY
HEPBURN AND HOLDEN'S DOOMED LOVE; A new book reveals their passionate secret affair and the heartbreak that made the My Fair Lady star end it
HIGHLIGHTING the debate surrounding MPs [...]; HICKEY
Hospital thief stole widow's wedding ring
I really hope my fourth husband will be my last; As four times married Patsy Kensit reveals she wants to find love again, we meet one multiple bride who says she has never given up on finding her happy ever after
IF YOU are beating yourself [...]; Happy Mondays
IT HAS been panned by critics despite being a box-office [...]; HICKEY
JACK BLACK is one of a growing group of Hollywood talents [...]; HICKEY
liar...last words of Russia's before he was assassinated
More Bach less bite as classics calm dogs
My passion for Bowie and why I turned down Sinatra, by Lulu
Putin's a sadistic liar...last words of Russia's opposition chief before he was assassinated Putin's a sadistic liar...last words of Russia's opposition chief before he was assassinated Putin's a sadistic liar...last words of Russia's opposition chief before he was assassinated Putin's a sadistic liar...last words of Russia's opposition chief before he was assassinated
Scots Nats attack 'silly' plan to fly Union flag nationwide
Streets where drivers are hit by parking fines
Surge in the total building up nest eggs
Walkies? No, I'm taking my fox for a trot
Was missing girlfriend thrown from boat?
We must stop spending a fortune on asylum seekers
Young readers lap up Charlie's chocolate
David Cameron's migration policy branded a mistake by former ministers; Prime minister faces claims that he set up false expectations that weakened government credibility
'The best employee we ever had': Mohammed Emwazi's former boss in Kuwait; Kuwaiti-born Londoner identified as Isis killer was 'calm and decent' as a stellar 21-year-old salesman but disappeared in April 2010 after returning to UK
Amnesty International considers cutting links with pressure group Cage; Human rights group reviews ties with Cage following criticism over its claim that MI5 partly to blame for radicalisation of Mohammed Emwazi
Arizona urges US supreme court to let state keep redistricting powers; Court working to determine constitutionality of ballot measure approved by Arizona voters, which established independent commission to determine congressional districts
Australians who travel to Isis stronghold of Mosul could face 10 years in prison; Government deems Iraqi city a 'designated area', with exemptions for journalists, people visiting family or those providing humanitarian aid
Becky Watts's home searched in hunt for missing Bristol teenager; Police search home where 16-year-old lived with father and stepmother until disappearance 11 days ago, as well as two other houses
Boris Nemtsov: tens of thousands march in memory of murdered politician; Mood of quiet dismay as crowds mourn Vladimir Putin's adversary who was gunned down near the Kremlin on Friday
Brazil's king of deforestation dethroned in drive to beat land clearers; Arrest of Ezekiel Castanha shines new spotlight on financial crime and may help bring breakthrough in effort to protect Amazon rainforest
Campaign to pardon gay men goes beyond pre-1967 convictions
Chapel Hill shootings: prosecutors to seek death penalty for alleged killer; Craig Stephen Hicks accused of murdering three Muslim students in North Carolina, which has not carried out an execution since 2006
China increases its aid contribution to Pacific Island nations; Lowy Institute figures reveal the Asian powerhouse's growing influence in the Pacific, with China set to become the third largest donor in the region
Churches call government welfare sanctions 'inhumane and un-Christian'; Report by religious leaders says Department of Work and Pensions targets vulnerable families in order to make cuts under guise of regulations
Democrats block Republican attempt to force negotiations over DHS funding bill; Republicans fail in latest attempt to wield threat of partial government shutdown as leverage against Obama's immigration policies
Family of Chechen shot dead during interrogation sues FBI for $30m; Ibragim Todashev was being questioned about links to Boston bomb suspectAgent Aaron McFarlane had history of misconduct complaints as police officer
Former London neighbours' shock at living next door to 'Jihadi John'; Islamic State militant Mohammed Emwazi's family described by residents as a lovely family - ordinary people from Mozart estate in Queen's Park
Gary Glitter case exposes society's double standards
GP co-payment set to be dropped as the Coalition mulls blended system; The government is considering moves towards a system that would incorporate user-pays, rebates and upfront government payments
Homan Square protesters demand answers over Chicago police 'black site'; Crowd gathers outside facility at centre of claims of unconstitutional abuseAnonymous and Black Lives Matter among groups represented
Industrial action in the public service 'at an unprecedented level', says union; The Community and Public Sector Union says industrial action is now on the cards for agencies that represent half of Australia's public service workers
Iraq's assault on Isis sparks fears of new atrocities in the Sunni triangle; Push to retake areas held by Islamic State leaves minority Sunnis at risk of becoming human shields or victims of revenge-seeking Shia militia
John Major to attend Boris Nemtsov's funeral; Former British prime minister to fly to service in Moscow on Tuesday as official representative of UK
Kerry and Lavrov hold 'frank discussions' over Ukraine ceasefire; US secretary of state expected to have used meeting in Geneva to warn Russian counterpart of further sanctions against Russia if ceasefire fails to hold
Kurdish militia pays tribute to Ashley Johnston, killed fighting with its forces; The 28-year-old Australian is understood to have been the first Westerner to die fighting with the array of militia groups opposed to Isis
LA's Skid Row shooting reveals how two worlds - and perceptions - collide; Advocates and civil rights lawyers argue that police officers' attitudes toward the homeless put them at odds with those too often treated as second-class citizens
LAPD officers shoot and kill homeless man after street altercation; A video taken by a passerby appears to show police officers wrestling the man to the ground before shots are heard
Large gap between rich and poor areas in use of mental health services revealed; Researchers analysed 25m mental health care interactions and found people in wealthiest suburbs accessed highly qualified staff up to three times as much as people in poorer areas
Los Angeles police union asks public to 'reserve judgment' over shooting death; Homeless man shot five times during scuffle with LAPD officers'Law enforcement officer absolutely have the right to defend their life'
MI5, 'Jihadi John', terrorism, UK defence, budgets- all connected; · MI5 needs more resources, armed forces do not · Case for merging defence, security, and intelligence budgets · More anti-terror laws not the way to counter radicalisation
Momentum for prime minister change 'dying', says minister; Latest poll shows Coalition clawing back ground as ministers try to hose down leadership speculation in the Liberal party
Netanyahu arrives in US to oppose Iran nuclear deal; More than 30 Democrats threaten to boycott Israeli prime minister's planned speech in Congress
Netanyahu flies in for Congress speech as US-Israeli relations hit low point; Israeli prime minister arrives as Aipac conference starts amidst tensionBoehner says White House opposition to invitation 'frankly remarkable'
NT watchdog says interstate police should investigate former commissioner; Northern Territory chief minister accepts recommendation and says a criminal investigation into allegations against John McRoberts will be carried out by officers from another force
Out and under attack in the south: Arkansas LGBT rights hit reverse; Conservative lawmakers doubling down on discrimination policies with religious 'conscience protection' as workers and students fear 'for their very lives'
Parisians carry on shopping as mass graves are exhumed below their feet; Archaeologists unearth hundreds of carefully lain skeletons underneath Monoprix supermarket where medieval hospital once stood
Renewable energy is conquering quirky nature of Britain's climate; New solar farms will make a big difference to the energy mix
Rogers v Keurig: the single-cup coffee war heats up; After a new Keurig coffee maker rejects rivals' cups, Rogers Family Coffee designs a free hack. Who will win the battle for control of single-serve coffee - and what will it mean for the environment?Trouble brewing: has success spoiled Green Mountain?Brewing a coffee monopoly at Keurig, one single-serve cup at a time
Russia's opposition: who is left to take on Vladimir Putin?; Three years ago there were several intelligent, charismatic leaders railing against the Kremlin, but prison, exile and death has thinned the dissenting herd
Schools at risk of terrorist or racist attack given funds to employ security guards; Justice minister says 54 schools will share $18m pot to take 'sensible precautions' following an increased general threat
Scottish identity database plans carry privacy risk, ministers warned; UK information commissioner says proposals to put every Scottish citizen on a central database risk breaching data protection laws and privacy standards
Sebastian Heiser: journalist accused of spying at German newspaper; IT technicians at the leftwing daily Taz say spying on colleagues had been going on since the beginning of 2014
Skydiving student dramatically rescued after suffering mid-air seizure; Instructor manoeuvres himself towards unconscious skydiver and pulls rip cord as whole incident is recorded via helmet-mounted camera
Supermarkets and suppliers to face voluntary code of conduct; The National Farmers' Federation is 'cautiously optimistic' about the code, but says it will only work if all the major retailers sign on
Tamir Rice 'directly and proximately' responsible for own police shooting death, says city; City of Cleveland offers 20 lines of defence to family lawsuitBoy, 12, was shot dead by officers while holding a replica gun
The Queen shows her age as portrait is updated on coins; Fifth update by Royal Mint to Queen Elizabeth II's portrait on Britain's coinage shows realistic portrayal of 88-year-old monarch
Three Houston-area children in four days accidentally shoot themselves; Six-year-old boy in critical condition on Monday after Codrick Beal, four, and unnamed three-year-old fatally shot themselves in earlier incidents
US comments about British army raise vital questions about defence spending; Worries about scaled-down army voiced by General Raymond Odierno highlight fears of defence cuts and changing priorities
US Syria policy in tatters after favoured 'moderate' rebels disband; The Hazm movement had been seen as the 'poster boy' of the moderate opposition Washington hopes can be trained to oust President Bashar al-Assad
Utah hears of danger of dope-crazed rabbits if marijuana legalised; DEA agent tells state senate of 'rabbits that had cultivated a taste for marijuana' and warns of problems of pesticides, deforestation and erosion
What can Britain's feminist activists learn from abroad?; Women face tough struggles in the UK - so it's easy to forget that these are just part of a wealth of feminist campaigning worldwide
When is busking art? In New York, the police decides; New York law has allowed buskers to play since 1970, but when armed critics decide what's not art, performers can forgo applause for handcuffs
'We missed immigration target - but our ambition is the right one'; The home secretary wants a migrant bond and to stop asylum appeals being lodged within the UK, she tells Alice Thomson and Rachel Sylvester
Another bailout for Greece as tycoon picks up Amal bill; Shipping magnate is paying legal costs in fight for the Elgin Marbles, report Kaya Burgess and Anthee Carassava
Aston Martin promises new bond with women drivers
Billions written off on failed technology
Boris goes into attack mode over sympathy for Jihadists
Britain leads Europe with fastest fall in Jobless total
Cancer danger from 'benign' prostate cells
Charities told to toe government line; Charities accuse Pickles of stifling democracy
Christian 'lost Job over views on marriage'
Clampdown on extremist preachers at universities caused cabinet fracas
Conspiracy theories flourish a year after MH370
Dambusters hero flies in on medal mission
Desperate residents drill for water under Sao Paulo homes
England footballer questioned about sex with 15-year-old girl
For sale: Nazi philanderer's love bungalow
Give up HSBC role or resign, BBC chief told
Good money and flexible hours keep sex workers satisfied
Homeless man is shot five times by LA police
House with the Versace touch goes on sale for £15m
How French spies Juggle motherhood and missions
Ian Rankin elevated from the murky side of Edinburgh
In mint condition at age of 88: no wonder the Queen is smiling
Iraqi troops in battle to drive Isis out of Saddam's home town
May defies cabinet over 100,000 cap on migrants; Home secretary insists target can be met ; May defiant over target for migrants
Men get answer to question hanging over their manhood
Nemtsov's girlfriend is freed but will not attend funeral
Netanyahu defies Obama with speech on Iran deal
Oligarchs in stand-off with Britain over (EURO)5bn oil deal
Poldark cast gets vocal over muttering in TVDRAMAS
Pope's welcome for tramps upsets sniffy locals
Prison for carers who turn a blind eye to child sex abuse
Rebel general picked to lead Libyan Army
Satellite university campuses in London are being exploited
Scientists find where the brain stores memories
Surprise fall in house prices 'is Just a blip'
Tens of thousands miss out on first-choice school place
Terrorists 'plotting attack on Kenyan parliament'
The Croydon catastrophe: why immigration control is a mess; On day two of our series, Rachel Sylvester and Alice Thomson discover a culture of bureaucratic chaos and errors
UK reneges on promise to take in more Syrians
US bombers Join mission to end Emwazi's reign of terror
Wanted: men (or women) who know a chick when they see one
William's a world away as Kate relives wedding day
'NO PAYOUT' FOR VICTIMS OF ROGUE SURGEON; HUNDREDS OF PRIVA VA V TE P ATE P A A PA T AT IENTS MAY LMA OSE OUT DUE TO LEGAL LOOPHOLE ; EXCLUSIVE
Brum law firms in merger talks; INSIDE BIZ
Crimewatch appeal over golden girl's medal theft
Dad posts photos on Facebook ...from inside his prison cell!
Danny in blast at 'sexist' Katie; SHOWBIZ
Extremist hatred 'fuelled by breakdown in communities'; FORMER SOLDIER: THERE MUST BE INTEGRATION RIGHT FROM THE START
It's snow joke - it really will warm up!
Man arrested after car ploughs into flat wall; CRASH SHOCK
Man in court for attempted murder after flats plunge
Police in hunt for suspected rapist; CRIME
Road closed as fire crews cut woman free after car smash; ACCIDENT
Savage reaction as 99mph Robbie given OK to drive
Work starts on a £48m student village in city
'Gary and Stuart's impact will certainly have caught Gordon's eye'
Aidan Smith on football : Altogether now, always look on the bright side of Fife...
All very disappointing, and trip to Twickenham to face a wounded England now looks at least as daunting as it has done since 1999
Armed thief hits jewellers then hijacks getaway taxi
Bid to raise class sizes to tackle lack of teachers
BPI bullish as volumes jump and dividend is raised again
Checkmate for King as Ibrox endgame looms
City out of step with the people who make Glasgow?
Comment : BPI wraps up the year with treat for investors
Commercial Property : Celebration of success in sector
Cotter's choices limited by small pool of talent
Cut in orders takes a bite out of profits at Thorntons
GBP70m fund to give first time buyers cheaper home loans
Harrington wins first US tour title since 2008
Highland estate handpicked for Mumford & Sons festival
House prices slide for the first time in five months
In Brief : Deals finalised by GSK and Novartis
In Brief : Frontier IP gains stake in tech firm
Inside Politics : Winning the election may not be enough to save Cameron's leadership
Jihadi John's mother recognised his voice on execution video
Leader : Royal visit helps build a relationship with China
Manufacturing jobs rise as factories gather steam
Markets : Chinese easing backfires on miners
Martin Dempster on golf : She's just 17 but Kiwi Ko is way beyond compare
Martin Dempster on golf : Walker Cup winner Sullivan is starting to click
McCall admits Rangers job would be hard to refuse
MoD in firing line over move to double size of torpedo range
Murphy vows to keep Scotland free of student tuition fees under Labour
Patients facing postcode lottery for private dental check-ups and care
Plane dropped 3,000ft after lightning strike
Politician and author among new RSE fellows
Proposed biofuels cap could stifle investment in sector across the EU
Rangers fans call on remaining directors to admit defeat and quit
Scottish farming firm unveils float plans to sow seeds for growth
Sturgeon to put equality at heart of growth plan
Virgin boss promises cheaper fares, more journeys and hot food at passengers' seats
'After over 40 years of making other people's faces, I have finally got round to Grogging myself... now I know what it feels like...!'; John Hughes turned his love of pottery in his small garden shed into a global Welsh brand. Here 50 years ; after the World of Groggs began celebrating the best of Welsh rugby, Darren Devine looks back at its most memorable models of the past half-a-century...
'One in four children in Wales is in poverty... that is absolutely unacceptable'
'UK cannot retreat from the toughest challenges'
£300m jets' near-miss in the skies above Wales
Appeal to find missing man, 34; NEWS IN BRIEF
Cameron specialist teams stand down; NEWS IN BRIEF
Cameron's 'whatever it takes' pledge on terror; Press Association reporters newsdesk@walesonline.co.uk
Chelsea fans in new racism probe; UK BULLETINS
David Cameron boasts of his Llewellyn roots
Divisions emerge on whether to hold a new referendum
Driver denies causing death of step-sister during 'race' with a bike
Family pays tribute to 'a very loving child'
Family's online plea in search for missing man
Footballer held 'over underage sex'; UK BULLETINS
Gylfi looks for strong finish - starting against his former boss; SWANS IN THE PREM
Half-marathon too short, claims; NEWS IN BRIEF
Human trafficking 'just tip of an iceberg'
Iraqi forces try to retake Tikrit; WORLD BULLETINS
It's sweet harmony for singing star Katherine
Nuts 'reduce risk of heart disease'; NEWS IN BRIEF
Probe into historic child abuse at special school
Resign for the sake of the city, Labour council leader told
Revealed: How the Millennium Falcon earned wings in Wales
Robbers make off with gold haul; WORLD BULLETINS
Royalty and romance among memories for historic railway; It is 50 years since the last passenger train rolled out between Carmarthen and Aberystwyth. Enthusiasts who have rebuilt part of the line are marking the anniversary by recounting some special memories. Rachael Misstear reports
Safety warnings ignored by school head, hearing told
Two held over Becky 'murder' investigation
Welsh education 'too tolerant of low performance' - expert; 'Complacency' has hit Welsh education, claim
Wilkin:Wembley put aside so we can focus on league; GATESHEAD v WREXHAM INTERNATIONAL STADIUM 7.45pm
William starts new chapter in China relations
WillWelsh education rise to the challenge?
Woman assaulted by teens in puppy-theft bid
Woman guilty of sex with boy, 15; NEWS IN BRIEF
Woman hit by train fights for life; NEWS IN BRIEF
'What crime have I committed to be held like this?': inside Yarl's Wood; Migrants and asylum seekers can be locked up at the high-security detention centre indefinitely. Reports of abuse, self-harm and suicide are rife. Now MPs are calling for an end to the 'expensive, ineffective and unjust' system. In a rare report, inmates describe their misery
(EURO)54,000 fine for speeding? Doing the maths on 'progressive punishment'; A millionaire motorist in Finland has been hit with a huge fine. How does the system work?
A grim parade of bad news raises questions about our diet of violence; Taking in stories about Mohammed Emwazi, Becky Watts and baby deaths in Barrow, is our media diet as unhealthy as our daily intake of fat and sugar?
Abbott seeks contact with Indonesian president in bid to save Bali Nine pair; Tony Abbott asks to speak to Joko Widodo as Australian foreign minister also offers prisoner swap to spare Myuran Sukumaran and Andrew Chan
Anzac's 1,000km outback journey to enlist in 1915 retraced by grandson; In 1915, Albert Borella travelled from Tennant Creek to Darwin to enlist in the first world war, where he served in Gallipoli and then the western front, earning a Victoria Cross. Now, 100 years later, his grandson has retraced his steps
Argentina takes out full-page ad to accuse dead prosecutor of 'destabilising' country; Advert also argued that country should revive controversial agreement with Iran which was at centre of Albert Nisman's allegations against President Fernández
Arrest of three Israelis prompts renewed scrutiny of smuggling into Gaza; Shin Bet security agency claims operation involved sale of materials worth $30m, including scrap metal allegedly used by Hamas in manufacturing arms
Becky Watts: police must release or charge stepbrother and girlfriend; Detectives face Wednesday afternoon deadline over questioning of Nathan Matthews and Shauna Phillips after body parts found near teenager's home
Becky Watts: stepbrother and girlfriend questioned over kidnap and murder; Police given extra time to question Nathan Matthews, 28, and Shauna Phillips, 21, after body parts found at house
Bristol to get its own fanfare to celebrate 800th anniversary; Competition launched for composers to create official piece to celebrate city, with £1,000 prize
Colombia arrests captain of arms-trafficking ship bound for Cuba; Authorities find 100 tonnes of gunpowder and 3,000 artillery shells amid cargoDocumentation for Hong Kong-flagged ship made no mention of ammunition
Delhi rape documentary-maker appeals to Narendra Modi over broadcast ban; India's Daughter director Leslee Udwin appeals to Indian PM to deal with 'unceremonious silencing of the film'
Egyptian groom springs Isis kidnap prank on bride; Video of wedding reception - including knives and a cage - angers some Egyptians, but new wife says it shows defiance towards jihadis
Election 2015: support for Ukip among Gen Y voters doubles in a year; Think younger voters don't like Nigel Farage? Think again - Ukip is polling nearly as well as the Green party and is almost level with the Lib Dems
Farage to propose new immigration watchdog and five-year ban on unskilled migrants; Ukip leader to set out his party's policies on immigration days after David Cameron failed to meet targets
Former Royal Marine dies fighting Isis in Syria; Briton named as Konstandinos Erik Scurfield was killed on Monday in Al-Hol in Hasaka province, near Iraq border
George Osborne beats ECB in clearing house ruling; European court rules that they should not be forced to move from London to the eurozone in a victory for the chancellor
Godfathers of Chilean right charged with tax fraud, bribery and money laundering; Political heirs of dictator Augusto Pinochet accused of running 'a machine to defraud the state' using more than 1,000 fake documents
Government row over ban on extremist speakers on university campuses; Tories and Lib Dems argue over proposed free speech guidelines at centres of learning in wake of claims about former Westminster University student Mohammed Emwazi
Hillsborough police 'decided to blame drunken, ticketless Liverpool fans'; South Yorkshire force briefed officers two days after the Sheffield football stadium FA Cup disaster that led to 96 deaths, says then-inspector Clive Davis
Holyrood backs Scottish identity database; MSPs narrowly vote in favour of plans, which have been criticised by civil liberties campaigners
India bans TV stations from showing interview with man who raped student; Mukesh Singh, convicted of brutal rape of Jyoti Singh in 2012, told British documentary victim would not have been killed if she hadn't fought back
Indonesia foresees diplomatic strain as Bali Nine pair arrive on execution island; Australians Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran taken to Nusa Kambangan, where they will be granted 72 hours' notice before facing a firing squad
Ireland's bizarre battle for Gorse Hill; Brian O'Donnell once owned property worth (EURO)1bn but now he has the Bank of Ireland bailiffs at the door of his exclusive (EURO)7m family mansion
Israel reacts to Netanyahu speech with shrugs and cynicism, Iran with anger; Warning to US Congress is more about his re-election than about arms control, say some commentators
Japanese prime minister under pressure over political donations; Shinzo Abe denies knowing of donations given by companies that had received government subsidies
Keith Vaz sidelined as Paul Gambaccini show overruns; Radio presenter's voice was liquid charm even though the story he came to tell MPs was one of personal nightmare
Konstandinos Erik Scurfield: the former marine who died in someone else's war; Fighting Isis drove Scurfield and others to join Kurdish group the YPG, but there is also an element of the old call of ex-soldiers: adventure
Labour accuses David Cameron of trying to sink TV debates; Prime minister refuses to commit to two-way debate with Ed Miliband as Labour reveals Tories missed meeting with broadcaster
Meet me 'any time, any place, anywhere' Ed Miliband challenges David Cameron; Labour leader accuses prime minister of making excuses to avoid TV leaders' debates and says public deserve to see discussion
Netanyahu's speech to Congress: long on terror, short on substance; In his speech to Congress, Netanyahu did not offer alternative solutions other than endless sanctions against Iran until it meets a series of vague demands
Nigel Farage appears to dump cap on migrants with 'ethical' policy pledge; Ukip leader promises Australian-style points system allowing skilled migrants to come to UK but 'shifts emphasis' away from 50,000 cap on new arrivals
Nigel Farage drops Ukip's 50,000 cap on immigration; U-turn on day leader plans big speech as he says caps and targets make people obsessed but ban on unskilled immigrants would stay
On the blacklist: how did the UK's top building firms get secret information on their workers?; Five years after a blacklist was found that singled out construction site workers for being union activists, the full extent of undercover police surveillance and collusion is still not known, and myriad questions remain
Paul Gambaccini: police used me as 'flypaper' for almost a year; BBC Radio DJ tells MPs of his support for police bail limit of 28 days, after his bail was extended seven times in 2014, costing £200,000 in earnings and legal costs
Phenomenal success for new film that criticises China's environmental policy; Under The Dome notches up 100m views for Chai Jing, who tells of her concerns about the effect of country's filthy air on her child
Projected SNP landslide could see it form part of next UK government; Scottish National Party's predicted 56 seats make David Cameron's chances of remaining in No 10 slimmer than ever before
Reports journalists were banned from asking about West Papua condemned; Journalists in Papua New Guinea say they were told not to ask Indonesian foreign minister Retno Marsudi about West Papua and reporters in the Solomon Islands say they were 'uninvited' to an event with Marsudi
Road to reconciliation: ex-IRA members and British soldiers come face to face; Former enemies in rare meeting decades after conflict discuss why they took up arms, in effort to learn lessons from the past
Rouhani: people are too clever to listen to 'war-mongering' Netanyahu; Politicians in Iran, including the president, express their disgust at the Israeli prime minister's address to the US Congress
Secret police file on 90-year-old campaigner is lawful, court rules; Pensioner John Catt, who has no criminal record, argued the Metropolitan police should destroy record of his protest activities
Senior Mirror Group journalists hacked stars' phones, court hears; Barrister for eight phone-hacking victims claims interception at publisher of Daily Mirror, Sunday Mirror and the People was 'prolific'
SNP set for 56 of 59 Scottish seats in general election, poll suggests; Polling by Lord Ashcroft indicates that Charles Kennedy could be on the casualty list and Gordon Brown's seat could fall
Sun journalist's prosecution over army exposés 'an outrage', court told; Old Bailey jury hears sample of John Kay's articles revealing details his barrister says would never have been surrendered by the armed forces
Sun journalist's trial echoes those of oppressive regimes, court told; John Kay's barrister says client facing charges over stories linked to payments to public officials for information was simply doing his job
Tony Blair donates £1,000 to each Labour candidate in target seats; Former prime minister, who has been ambivalent about his support for Ed Miliband, says general election will be won in 106 'battleground' constituencies
Tributes to Alan Cartwright pile up at site of murder; Ghost bikes, messages and mementoes left at shrine for 15-year-old killed while riding his bike in north London
UK public cautious with spending despite rising incomes, says IFS; Incomes are nearing pre-banking crisis levels, according to the Institute for Fiscal Studies - but the UK's spending on food and fuel is recovering much more slowly
UK should begin decriminalising drugs, say Richard Branson and Nick Clegg; Virgin founder and deputy prime minister argue that 'war on drugs' has failed and urge UK to follow Portuguese example
Ukip is nothing new: the British Brothers' League was exploiting immigration fears in 1901; Nigel Farage would envy the power and influence the BBL wielded. But its crude rhetoric about immigrants flooding the nation is all too familiar
Vladimir Putin condemns Boris Nemtsov murder; Russian president calls death a political killing, seemingly contradicting theories the former deputy prime minister was shot over a domestic or business row
We have kept our promises, David Cameron insists, repeatedly; Prime minister grilled by Ed Miliband on immigration and leaders' TV debates and counters challenge with talk of the economy and winter fuel allowance
Western Sahara's 'conflict tomatoes' highlight a forgotten occupation; Morocco's control of the 'last colony in Africa' is at the centre of campaigners' legal challenge to the labelling of Saharan produce and the tax breaks it receives
Whisper it, but maybe the Palace of Westminster has had its day; Portcullis House has already become the centre of gravity for MPs, proving that parliament can adapt. Maybe it's time to look beyond the great old Gothic pile
Blacklist data could be tip of the iceberg
Green party leader Natalie Bennett came unstuck by trying to be honest
The journey to jihadism and how society can attempt to counter it
POOR Karl Lagerfeld. The acid-tongued [...]
'Bomber wanted to tear people apart'; BOSTON 'PLOTTER' GOES ON TRIAL
FLEET ST LEGEND JUST DOING JOB; SUN MAN'S TRIAL 'AN OUTRAGE'
fuchsia in it. Shame that telly's off; LIVING MODELS? OH THEY'RE SOOO LAST YEAR, DARLING ; PATCHWORK WILT? NO, TA!
HANDS OFF COXES; EU tax threat to our cider makers
How door was left open to... 3.6M; SHOCK REPORT ON MIGRANTS TIDAL WAVE
NOT A LARA LAUGHS; WIFE HATED DAVID'S LAYDEES
REAL WITCHES; Mum and lesbian lover killed little Ayesha, claiming devil possessed her. They beat her, bit her, inflicting 56 injuries. Evil pair are...
ROYELE TREATED CRUELE TREATED; WILLS' JUMBO PLEA . . NEAR CIRCUS
STARTING PRICE; MODEL SHOWS OFF 'NEW' LOOK 34FF Katie back to 32B after implants removed
THE JIHACKISTS; I.S. extremists target Clash of Clans gamer
What meat is really in your lamb takeaway?; FAVOURITE MEALS CONTAMINATED
Why Dunton was the first Deidre; A HISTORY OF THE GREAT BRITISH AGONY AUNT (AND UNCLE)
BROOKLYN BECKHAM turned 16 yesterday, [...]
DEFIANT MITCHELL PAYS £80k TO PLEBGATE COP
Boris is capital's choice to replace Cameron; Johnson factor could make voters switch
Britain 'can offer practical help in campaign against Africa war rape'
DAPPER CHAPPIE DEV PATEL IS SUITED, BOOTED AND BEARDED AT FILM PREMIERE
Disturbing vision of pawns in a twisted Game; FIRST NIGHT GAME Almeida, N1
Florence: I wrote new album in a year of emotional storms; News and gossip from the world of entertainment
German tourists to get cane for Singapore train graffiti; world in brief
Hunt for sex attacker who targeted boy, six; news in brief
Indian star Pinto slams rape documentary ban; world in brief
Jihadi John 'kidnapped two boys, got them to strip and dumped them on M1'; Former friend tells of punishment for gang attack at London estate ; exclusive
Lawyer sues hospital for £1.5m after appendix blunder left her infertile; NHS says she only deserves £300k because motherhood would have hit her career
My gritty characters are heroic … apart from Downton Abbey's conniving maid; Star MyAnna is back on screen in dramas about convicts and sex trafficking
OM...G!; We've all done mindful commuting - now being Zen has reached new heights. Anne-Celine Jaeger discovers the craze for Orgasmic Meditation
Painting thief can't walk away from jail sentence; news in brief
Payout for woman crushed by ticket barrier; I feared for my life says passenger trapped by gates at Waterloo
Sanctions are biting hard but Iranians back nuclear push; Tehran
They went to Sierra Leone to train local medics … and stayed to fight Ebola; Three volunteers from London refused to fly home when the deadly outbreak struck. Kiran Randhawa hears how their team has grown to become a vital player in the crisis
toxic london; shock figures show we are breathing the filthiest air in britain ; ?marylebone road and park lane top list of most polluted ; Air is polluted from Park Lane to East Ham
US ambassador's face slashed by Korea protester with 30cm blade; ENVOY NEEDS 80 STITCHES AFTER SEOUL ASSAULT
Walliams 'tried to get date with Girls Aloud member'; news in brief
'Brain drain risk as India's tech industries grow'
'Stereotypes are putting girls off careers in maths and science'
Arts Council's £3m for new Design Museum
Becky Watts' stepbrother charged with her murder
Biggest building blitz in 30 years to tackle affordable homes crisis
Boris: I'll demand rail franchise in bid to end London Bridge chaos
Crossrail worker killed at 'unsafe' site was a loving father, says widow
Fourth suspect arrested over bicycle murder
Hospitals' failure to say sorry for Alice's death is 'a slap in the face'
How Lucy Beale grew up to be Marilyn Monroe
I did not go to sex abuse parties, says former MP Proctor after police raid
Labour pulls ahead in the capital as gaffe hits Greens
Master dressmaker Mouret returns to his roots
Mugging victim, 93, to donate well-wishers' gifts to charity
New mother Branson joins pupils at youth charity event
Plinth sculpture makes no bones about art and money
PM scared of TV debates, claim rivals as he rejects head-to-head
President's wife is First Lady of Downton
Seek middle-aged 'Jane Bonds' on Mumsnet site, spy agencies are told
Shamelessly silly: Duff's call to bring a bit of Red Nose 'sunshine'
Stars pay tribute to writer Elyot as his Aids play marks 21 years
Why empowering women is top of Greening's agenda
Charity appeals for support to gift Leeds hospital centre much-needed' heart scanner
Gig preview: Olly Murs at First Direct Arena, Leeds and Sheffield Motorpoint Arena
Official police warnings after probe reveals Leeds teenagers buying computer hacking software
Attacker moved on his toes like a boxer' before breaking reveller's jaw at Leeds nightclub
Care body warns of underfunded' home care for elderly in Leeds
City of Leeds divers all set to make splash at Awards
Community Cash puts Leeds group in spotlight
DCI Banks novel is perfect solution for borrowers from Leeds libraries
Educating Yorkshire' school needs improvement says watchdog
Event aims to help Leeds become the best city to grow old in
Fears for Leeds community events amid police cutbacks
Gig preview: Placebo at O2 Academy Leeds
Gig review: Black Rivers at Belgrave Music Hall, Leeds
Gig review: Lionel Richie at Leeds First Direct Arena
Grant Woodward: Cameron turns blind eye to biggest scandal of them all
Lord Mayor calls on Leeds folk to back hospital appeal
Major exhibition celebrates Henry Moore's love of the land
Pontefract man's TV date with single ladies
Time to plan' for climax of Tour as it heads for Leeds
Tributes to friend of the stars' Amy Watts
Warning over closures to busy city centre road
World Book Day: Leeds pupils bring books to life
YEP Says, March 5: Police's absence from local events likely to backfire
'Insane scrum' at Oxford Circus Tube station; TFL bosses forced to apologise after 1,000 passengers are locked out
'Jihadi' satire sees Sylvanians going viral
'Manipulative and wicked' woman gets 18 years' jail for killing Ayesha; 13 YEARS FOR MOTHER WHO FAILED DAUGHTER ? LOVER PREYED ON VULNERABLE WHILE IN PRISON
'Your kindness has changed lives of veterans'
Bank's £300,000 gift takes Homeless Veterans appeal to £1 MILLION; WE HIT TARGET IN CAMPAIGN TO HELP EX-SERVICEMEN … THANKS TO LLOYDS
Come forward and stop tragedies of girls going to Syria, says terror officer
Debt-hit hospital to create private wing instead of using space for NHS beds
Homeless man shot by LA police robbed bank to fund acting class
Immigration of last three years 'would fill a city'
It's destiny: Nile for London on saves new Chic song date of solar eclipse
Jihadi John sister living in fear after threats and abuse on social media
Lulu has a new solo album to shout about
Mansion tax would fund 3,400 nurses for capital, says Labour
Mother begs 'coward' who killed her son: Tell us why you did it
No more Scrabble says the Lib-Dem caught playing at council meeting
Pioneering Anderson takes Loewe into a brave new world
Quote of the day; "I feel a little bit awkward, if I'm honest about it"
Work together over West Ham site, Brady tells town hall and developer
'Let councils seize empty properties to rent them out'
02 Arena ticket sales reach 15 million mark; news in brief
100 Tories fight it out to succeed Rifkind
a multitude of matildasNEW FACES JOIN THE CAST
Banning our poster on Tube is like censorship, says Bad Jews producer
Biker ruled out as Alps murder suspect; news in brief
Binoche: It's a challenge to act in English
Boris leaves his city and its Tory MPs high and dry
Boy, 16, arrested in Met swoop on online crime; news in brief
Debt-hit hospital to create private wing instead of adding NHS beds
Doctor's mission to help acid-attack victims; British hair expert foots £50,000 bill to work in Pakistan
Drought causes surge in tropical dengue fever deaths; SAO PAULO
Ed Balls seen as 'a liability for party'
English actor set to reign in (EURO)27m Versailles drama; PARIS
French take over capital's car charging points
Harrison Ford 'a real hero' in plane crash; Pilot actor avoids homes and traffic in forced landing on golf course
Is that your sister? Stars celebrate motherhood; EXHIBITION CAPTURES FIVE DECADES OF DOTING DAUGHTERS, FROM LIZA MINNELLI TO EMILIA FOX
It's not Only Fools and Horses… the trendy now want to live in Peckham
Kidds vs Goldsmiths; Breeding, brains, beauty and billions, with a dash of marital intrigue - Nick Curtis assesses the relative values of our favourite aristo-clans
Nemtsov girlfriend 'sent death threats' since his murder
Poldark's leading lady: I've made Demelza my own
Rock 1, pop 0... Robbie backs down in home feud with Page
Soap star vows to turn Corrie cobbles red
SOULFUL PERFORMANCE FULL OF RAWNESS; FIRST NIGHT
Rugby coach collapses during relegation fight
Safe Nurse Staffing Bill is crucial to keeping patients safe
Jowell pulls clear of Labour rivals in race to contest mayoral election
$1bn LONDON'S START-UPS THAT ARE WORTH; It may not have the experience-nor broadband speeds - of California, but Silicon Roundabout is fast catching up with Silicon Valley, writes Alex Wood
Anger at CPS after terrorist we would not try is convicted in US
Family of Rhinestone Cowboy in court battle after he is put in home; Glen Campbell's children want control of his affairs from fourth wife
Farage: It's a fact of life that City women earn less
Infertility aided your career, NHS tells lawyer
Keep fit in 40s and live for an extra 13 years
Knifeman attacks American envoy in Korean drills protest
The bus shelter with its own power plant; NATURE NOTES
Third of schools not teaching enough science, says CBI study
Town brought to standstill by funeral of 'Dangerous Brian'
A third of Navy's Great War sailors lied about their age to fight for Britain
And next week… a Duchess in the servants' quarters
Anger at primary's homework on Palestinian 'terrorism'
BBC's deluge of coverage for Ambridge's fictional flood
Bogus fable of war-forged friendship; THEATRE
Czechs plan to redraw the border with Poland
Empty beds for Easter, wards told; Hospiatl staff on standby for Easter
Father spends £10,000 in hunt for killer of his daughter's cat
Full marks for freshness, less so for the diction; THEATRE
Germans' new spy HQ proves leaky after taps are stolen
Harrison Ford 'injured in light plane crash'
Hong Kong's place as a leading world financial centre is under threat, say MPs
I left my dying son to save my wounded daughter, father tells Boston trial
In the absence of Mr Cameron, we bring you … Ed vs Ed; Sketch
Iran is taking over Iraq, Saudis warn Obama; THE WAR ON ISIL
McCartney show marks 50 years since Yesterday
Mightier Europeans deny British oak Tree of the Year award
Mothers: your country needs your eyes and your ears
Mum's the word: women make brilliant spies; The suggestion that 'the service' should have a better gender balance is long overdue
Naty Revuelta Claws; High society beauty turned revolutionary who pawned her jewels for Fidel Castro and bore him a child
Orrin Keepnews; Producer who recorded Thelonious Monk and other leading jazz artists
Parents hope to make dying son's dreams come true
Princely tomb found on French roundabout
Relatives of cremated MEP told: It's not him
Revealed: Tudor treasure behind the wallpaper at country cottage
Security minister who oversaw human rights abuses is sidelined; Egypt
Sir Robert Wade-Grey; Brilliant diplomat and fellow of All Souls who was High Commissioner to India and then a banker
State oil company warns all production may be halted after jihadists' attack; Libya
The rapper and the president: singer's drunken dinner with Gayet's 'fiancé'
The Tories can win - but they have to be prepared to gamble; Striving voters need to be presented with an offer that shows the party is on their side
This penal colony drama was grim and heavy-handed; Last night on television
Time for plain women to read the news.", says Jenni Murray
US pledge to release Clinton's emails in row over secrecy
Vulnerable crusader for the truth; KILL THE MESSENGER
When Mexico's First Lady met Downton's Lady Mary; Former soap actress 'natural fit' for the period drama, says its creator
WHY MILIBAND MUST SAY NO TO AN SNP ALLIANCE; John Major fears for the future of the United Kingdom if the Labour Party were to join forces with the Scottish separatists to form a government
Why traditional soap bar is in deep water
You are a coward, victim tells Boston bomber
Creditor beats a path to hard-up speculator's luxury door; Ireland: Repossession case
Garden bridge project faces questions on contract tenders; Thames crossing
Greece enters new stand-off with lenders; Eurozone
Greens change down a gear with revised speeding policy; Party conference
Hardliners take aim at Rouhani as deal nears; Iran nuclear talks
Isis militants in Iraq bulldoze lost Assyrian city of Nimrud; World heritage
Miliband refuses to rule out post-election deal with SNP; Scotland
Osborne aims 'to pull rabbit out of hat' for Budget; Policy
Strengths and weaknesses begin to emerge; General election: Poll deadlock
Struggle to shatter wall of silence on Ukraine; Secret war: Soldier deaths
Students turn from Labour to Greens, poll shows; Voting patterns
Thai temple's lift-off prompts clash over money; Buddhism offshoot: Dhammakaya
Tokyo looks at allowing children to be seen and heard; Noise levels
Top brass hold fire in defence spending debate; Military
US hiring spurs talk of Fed rate increase; Labour market
Winning streak for jobs but questions remain; US labour market
Immigration and opportunity prove mixed blessings in God's own country
Whiff of scandal dogs Clinton campaign hopes
'Old buffer' aged 53 was unfairly dismissed; NEWS IN BRIEF EMPLOYMENT
'The world and his dog know she lacks credibility'; The leadership
A&E admissions soar by 20,000 in a week; NEWS IN BRIEF HEALTH
Better together?; Editorials To avoid a Labour-SNP coalition, ever more people seem willing to contemplate a Labour-Tory one. Is that mad?
Cameron's attitude to the debates is cynical, ruthless, dishonest. And sensible; Inside Westminster
D-day in Paris: Dior icons clash on the catwalk; Review
Former Tory chairman calls for coalition with Labour; * Lord Baker's radical proposal reflects mounting fears of constitutional crisis following election * Government of national unity 'might be only way to keep UK together' if SNP holds balance of power EXCLUSIVE 'It would be possible for the parties to find areas of agreement'
Four more at school attended by Isis girls were monitored over fears they could flee; EXCLUSIVE
Four more charged in Watts murder case; NEWS IN BRIEF COURTS
Legal loophole allows drones to fly with impunity over Balmoral and Chequers; Criminals and terrorists could launch an attack or steal vital information, security experts warn. JAMIE MERRILL reports
Man held for 'hacking attack' on US military; NEWS IN BRIEF CRIME
Mother and her lover jailed for child's death; NEWS IN BRIEF COURTS
Over the limit; Editorials Leniency for those timed out while parking is misguided
Queen honours lover of invention; NEWS IN BRIEF
Ranulph Fiennes, 71, in Sahara marathons; NEWS IN BRIEF ENDURANCE
Restoring Voices to the beating heart of the newspaper; LETTER FROM THE EDITOR
The art of revenge: obscure messages reveal painters' true feelings at a stroke; Bill Oddie is the latest subject whose portrait turns out to contain hidden jibes. JAMIE MERRILL takes a closer look
The Johnny Rotten of beatboxing who has made it big in Lithuanian politics; How did a performer with the stage name Mark Splinter end up helping to run a Baltic capital? ADAM LUSHER finds out
Tories promise free vote to repeal hunting ban; NEWS IN BRIEF ELECTION
Turn on, tune in, drop off: the Slow TV movement arrives here; SALLY NEWALL spends a (very quiet) night in with the Nordic broadcasting craze - and wishes she hadn't
UK to supply Ukraine with military equipment; NEWS IN BRIEF DEFENCE
Why a Con-Lab coalition may be needed to save the United Kingdom; Comment A former Tory chairman explains why it may be necessary to think the unthinkable after the general election
Why I think the terminally ill should take LSD; CHARLIE COOPER takes a trip to meet Professor David Nutt - and finds out why the former Government tsar believes that mind-altering drugs have a place on the prescription pad
A Eurofighter jet engine being fitted to a Bloodhound car
Assad's middlemen are given ban by Europe
Ban on wild animals in circus blocked by Tory backbenchers
Bennett's radio disaster fails to damp devotion of Green Party faithful
British Ebola nurse appears on misconduct charge
Broadcasters say debates will go ahead with or without PM
Goldman Sachs sued by banker 'victimised for getting pregnant'
Guilty, teenager who attacked women because he was a virgin
Ishiguro: why I'm on the side of the ogres
Mirror hacking was a horrific invasion of my life, Yentob tells court
Missing Sierra Leone athlete is living rough in London
Three years on, mystery of missing motorcyclist in Alps murders solved
A child is for life, rules Spanish court; Parents face having to offer their unemployed offspring open-ended financial support until they find a job
Angela Delevingne; Noted beauty who evaded a kidnapper in Harrods and declined a part in Gone with the Wind
Be ready for a return of glorious mad March; WEATHER WATCH
Chinese censors ban pollution documentary; World Bulletin
Democrats fear it's Clinton or chaos for race to White House; Party activists cast around for a 'plan B' as Washington row over emails rumbles on
Gerald Sim; Actor who was often cast as a vicar, notably in To the Manor Born and The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin
Golfing surgeon rushed to the aid of Harrison Ford after air crash on the eighth tee
In pain, her only option was to stop eating; When Bruce Fogies 100-year-old mother decided she wanted to die, all he could do was watch
Man, 18, charged with young cyclist's murder; News Bulletin
Miliband resists calls to rule out SNP deal; Labour leader evades demands from MPs and peers to dismiss working with Nationalists as he prepares to tell Scots: You could decide election
Motorcyclist ruled out over Alps murders; World Bulletin
My beef with new Poldark, by former star; Seventies original laments need for gym-toned muscles and pines for day when "ordinary bloke" could bea heart-throb
Nemtsov's girlfriend is given security guards; World Bulletin
Palestinian rams car into Israeli pedestrians; World Bulletin
PM's bodyguard foils teenage shop thieves; News Bulletin
Sarah Foot; Journalist niece of Michael Foot who in her books captured the last vestiges of "vanishing Cornwall". 7
Surrogate tells of joy at having her son's child; News Bulletin
The man who stopped all the clocks in town; Time has stood still on Swansea's most prominent buildings since the official clock-watcher mounted a protest against council cuts, says Joe Shute
The wall that puts England football fans on the defensive; But Scots may see the funny side of Italian's satirical memorial to national team's failures
Time's up for Berlusconi; World Bulletin
TV debates: PM refuses to blink; Cameron won't give ground despite threat of being 'empty-chaired' as Tories accuse BBC of bias and arrogance Standoff over TV debates
US approves use of cheaper biotech drugs; News Bulletin
'Lies will find you out' with app that reads body language
£10.5m solar farm on doorstep of listed building faces closure
All eyes on boots as Dior pushes the upper limits
Amazon sets out stall on Alibaba platform
Assad is accused of running oil installations with his Isil 'enemies'
Austrian gallery wins fight to keep Klimt frieze looted by Nazis
Bank 'cheated' woman high-flier out of millions
Briton is held after hacking attack on US defence department
Cameron plans to open 153 more free schools
Daughter kidnapped 17 years ago refuses to testify
Deception of'Scottish lord' cost five colleagues their jobs
Devolution still a threat, says head of Alliance Trust
For the top dog, the £20,000 kennel with every mod con
Hats off The Queen's love of headwear revealed in letters to milliner
Historian accuses Allied troops of mass rape in Germany
Hospitals must offer non-religious chaplains
How TV cooks add fat to their viewers' waists
Indian sex-assault suspects lynched in mob violence
Jihadists go to war on Iraq's ancient civilisations
Labour: We will jail private care bosses who mistreat elderly
Mafia contract killer reveals his sliding scale of charges
Men hit the bottle most often in later life
Muslim group loses funding amid outrage over stoning
Parking officer twisted my mind, says Pickles
Party leader hopes wife can help improve his poor ratings
Principal of free school visited by PM is charged with fraud
Robbie Williams changes his tune in planning battle with Page
Rush-hour knife attack at Chinese rail station
Sir Philip'close'on deal to sell BHS stores
Stonehenge damaged during solstice parties
Story of the captive hedgeho; inspired by British Isil hostage
To write about women, marry one, author tells fellow men
Txt spk can make you spell and read btr, says top linguist
Village where millionaires flock to buy homes
Yentob hacked on holidays with Sting and Nigella
'Iraq slur' solicitor: My life is in danger
A MAD MARCH BARE..; ...AND IT'S NOT EVEN SPRING
BOBBI'S DRUGS DEMONS; PAL LIFTS THE LID ON LAST HOURS THAT PUT HER IN COMA ; Whitney girl's daily cocktail of heroin, Xanax, Roxicodone, pot
BOBBI'S DRUGS DEMONS; PAL LIFTS THE LID ON LAST HOURS THAT PUT HER IN COMA Whitney girl's daily cocktail of heroin, Xanax, Roxicodone, pot
COBRALITION THE; Tories: Nick speaks with forked tongue
Cregan drugs bust in jail raid; COP KILLER RAGE ; CRIME EMPIRE FROM CELL
GOT MY LOCKS OFF TO FELLAINI; MAN UTD GET IT UP FOR THE CUP
I split from £35m star of Gunners after mates filmed our sex session; UTD V ARSENAL: BATTLE OF THE BED SPRINGS ; DANCER FURY AT SANCHEZ
I'M A CELEB MUTTY; STARS AND THEIR POOCHALIKES
INDECENTPROPOSAL; IN THE BED CORNER: RAT BOXER TRIES IT ON WITH MTV BEAUTY As soon as Amir's wife left he came over to us then offered cash for sex
IT'S GRIEVOUS BODILY SHARM; Egypt pool cut dad loses foot
Jagger in Euro Vision; CONTEST SHOCK ; ..ER, LEAD SINGER WITH ROLLING CLONES, THAT IS )
JEALOUS LAD IN HAYE RAGE; IN THE OTHER CORNER
PUNTERS' £100M ELECTION GAMBLE; Biggest ever non-sport bet
Rolf lands tax rebate for £200k; HARRIS WINDFALL ; HE WINDS UP TWO FIRMS
Say sorry for Jihadi son - 'or quit Gulf'
SECONDS OUT, IT'S ROUND 7 FOR CHEAT KHAN
THE TAPE WORM; EXCLUSIVE: NEW RANT AT EX-LOVERTowie Dan's snivelling apology as recording No2 is revealed
Vine girl gets dad a tax cut; BBC star Jeremy Vine has slashed his STAR PAYS LESS
Vote Tory ..or end up in a very weird gay sex orgy; HOW A CAMERON-MILIBAND TV ELECTION DEBATE MIGHT GO
We thought we'd never have kids ... then we had triplets and twins; FIRST BABIES WERE IVF, SECOND LOT WERE NATURAL
WHAT AMcMESS; SUNDAY ISSUE LABOUR PLOTTINGAN ELECTION STITCH-UP WITH SNP Fear of Scots takeover in Mili 'doomsday alliance'
PAINTING THE TOWN DEAD!; Soap stars head to Midlands to make zombie movie in most unlikely place
'A violent man is a violent man, no excuses'
'Panic attack' dad died the next day - of a heart attack; 59-year-old had to wait 75 minutes for ambulance after paramedics dismissed previous chest pains
'RACE WITH THE DEVIL' THAT ALMOST FELL AT THE FIRST; All roads lead to Cheltenham for racing fans this week. But, had a raging Reverend had his way, the Cheltenham Festival as we know it, wouldn't exist. MAUREEN MESSENT explains why.
£100k bill for Google Maps 'troll'; American lawyer tracks down Midlander who targeted him
Abuse is not just sticks and stones; Domestic abuse is not necessarily about physical violence. As we mark International Womens Day today, MIKE LOCKLEY meets a survivor of silent abuse.
BRUM'S SHADY SECRET!; Bonkbuster borrowed more than 2,300 times from the Library of Birmingham
Country braced for huge police budget cuts over next five years
CRAZED LAGS IN A&E DASH AFTER NEW LEGAL HIGH
CRUFTS SHUNS PETITION TO TEST POORLY DOGS
Driver who killed man facing jail sentence
ESCAPED KILLER JAILED AFTER 15 YEARS ON RUN IN AUSTRALIA; Man who stabbed his aunt 70 prison and later stole identity
Mad Cow Disease 20 years on - and why it might not be over Mad Cow Disease 20; Twenty years after teenager Stephen Churchill became the first person to die from the human form of Mad Cow Disease, SOPHIE JAMIESON asks if the terrifying epidemic could happen again.
Mary has no plans to retire as she hits 80
Masked thug who raided wrong flat deserves 13 years
Morris dancing gives kids direction... 4 steps forward, 4 steps back!; My wife left me today, saying I'm "too distant". Just when you ; think you know the person sleeping in the spare bedroom...
Ooh er missus!; Huge collection of 1950s top shelf erotica up for sale... titter ye not!
Shameful: Christian football team folds after shocking Chelsea chant; WHAT THE FA SAYS
Teacher's £100k bill after Nazi salute claim; Huge costs as allegations of school racism are thrown out
Tory-Labour coalition idea ridiculous, says MP
TRAGIC: THE WEST MIDLAND DEATHS FROM VCJD TRAGIC: TH
GOLF; Updated reports from around the world
KIDS OF 11 TO HAVE LESSONS ON RAPE; Move to help girls under pressure
My hero.. my husband; Bride weds soldier who risked life trying to save her dying brother
Police chief: Help us catch burglars, fit your own CCTV
'Smallest Army in 250yrs' warning over MOD funding
'Someone killed him with cubes of poisoned beef'; Owner claims dog was given deadly steak But she believes champ brother was real target
A load of Euro trash; Fans horrified by UK's 'electro swing' entry for song contest
After my husband red our two thought my s over... but w FAMILY own me love again; MUM ON HOW SH HE PUT DREADFUL PAST BEHIND HER
China champ Long on top; Updated reports from around the world ; BADMINTON
FESTIVAL IN £250M FLUTTER; Bookies fear Cheltenham mauling
I'm incredibly fit and passed all the medical tests to be an astronaut... this is definitely no publicity stunt; '£35M' TICKET TO SPACE FOR SARAH BRIGHTMAN
KILTY AS CHARGED; New sprint star proves he's fearless
LADIES IN WAITING; It will take 155 years before women MPs finally make up at least half of Commons
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Lethal Van Gerwen happy to check out at Butlins; Updated reports from around the world ; DARTS
PM faces mutiny over refusal to ring-fence defence cash
Rapist leaves girl for dead after attack
Tot survives 14 hrs as car stuck in river
White hot on way to India; Updated reports from around the world ; SNOOKER
A time for trust at Lambeth's Cressingham Gardens estate; Lambeth council's approach to estate regeneration appears superior to many, but has run into formidable resistance from residents in one notable case
Anti-terror strategy is seen as intrusive and secretive by many Muslims; The government's Prevent strategy has been likened to spying and said to lack transparency, most recently by a former top police officer
Apple's luxury watch: the fashion view; With the basic 18-carat gold watch costing about the same as three Chanel 2.55 handbags, the Apple Watch Edition is for the true high-rollersApple Watch: available April 24 for between $349 and $10,000Apple Watch apps: the lowdownApple announces $17k Apple Watch Edition, in solid gold
Apple's smartwatch can be a games platform - and here's why; From location-based adventures to digital pets that live on your wrist, Apple's arrival could enliven the idea of playing games on a smartwatch
Britain faces further cuts to armed forces; · Cuts likely despite government public support for defence spending · Army likely to be chief victim of new cuts · Trident renewal a political, not a military, objective
Can foreign property investment work for London instead of against it?;It's not the foreignness of global capital flowing into the capital's property market that is the problem but the uses to which it's being put
David Cameron announces 49 new free schools; Prime minister announces plans for diverse list of controversial new schools, most of which will open in September 2016
David Cameron: Tories would open 500 new free schools if we win election; The prime minister would extend Michael Gove's policy and create 270,000 new places at schools started by parents, charities and teachers
David Cameron's election debate stand is a voter turn-off
Democratic Unionists: we need independent debates commission; Excluded DUP to ask Commons for creation of US-style body to avoid repetition of confusion created by TV companies' 'self-interest and incompetence'
Devon teenager killed in bottle attack after race row at taxi rank, jury hears; Jury is told Alex Peguero Sosa, a former Plymouth Argyle youth footballer, was attacked by Lee Dent after Dent's friend referred to victim's hair as an 'afro'
Ed Balls: Tory spending plans could lead to NHS charging; Shadow chancellor says 'extreme' cuts implied are almost impossible and the Tories would have to slash health spending, raise VAT or charge for the NHS
Election 2015: what does the British public think about the debates?; The British public want the leaders' debates to take place - but do voters actually care enough about debates to change voting intention?
Ex-BP boss aims to build major energy industry player from scratch;Lord Browne heads new oligarch-backed $10bn fund L1 which is buying up energy industry assets while price of oil is low
False memories implanted into the brains of sleeping mice; Artificial memories implanted into sleeping mice influence the animals' behaviour when they wake up
Families of Isis runaways demand Scotland Yard apology; Call follows Met police's retraction of statement which apparently rejected families' claim they had not been told that friend of missing schoolgirls had gone to Syria in December
George Osborne promotes pensioner bonds in Tory campaign letters; Conservatives have denied taxpayer-backed bonds with 'market-leading rates' are election bribe for older voters
Government accused of breaking promises on NHS cancer treatment; Coalition has not delivered extra radiotherapy machines, and timetables on bowel cancer tests and proton beam therapy centres have slipped, says Labour
Immigration and health what UK voters are talking about, data shows; A new research project is measuring what issues are dominating the discussion of the UK public as the general election nears
Jury out in trial of four Sun journalists;Deputy editors Fergus Shanahan and Geoff Webster, ex-chief reporter John Kay and royal editor Duncan Larcombe face charges
Latvia complains to UK parliament over forced adoptions; Letter to speaker centres on case of six-year-old in London removed from her Latvian mother after claims of neglect and says that social services breached international law
Leaving EU would make UK the North Korea of Europe, warns Gordon Brown; In article for the Guardian, former PM says an EU exit would leave Britain out in the cold with few friends and no influence
Liberal Democrat members 'left in the dark' about party's spending plans; Liberal Reform group says 'it's difficult to see how tax and spending plans can be funded without basic income tax rate or VAT going up'
Meet the students voting Ukip; Farage's party isn't a likely choice for young voters, but it is steadily building support on UK campuses
Northern Ireland devolution could be derailed by row over welfare reforms; The deputy first minister Martin McGuinness accuses the DUP of going back on commitments to protect most vulnerable from cuts
Parliamentary lobbying rules will be robustly enforced
Rona Fairhead should lose BBC job over HSBC role, says influential MP; Margaret Hodge, chair of the public accounts committee, says Fairhead should either resign as BBC Trust chair or the government should sack her
Scottish parties fail the gender equality test before general election; Two surveys of the candidates declared so far for Scottish seats in the Commons show that less than 30% are women, despite repeated promises to improve gender balance
Sunday Mirror hacked actor's 'deeply personal' voicemails, court told; Former Coronation Street actor Shobna Gulati says story speculating on the parentage of her nine-year-old son caused boy to be bullied at school
Teachers' pay rise being blocked by Tories, say Lib Dems; Liberal Democrat sources say the Conservatives are refusing to accept recommendations for the main rates of pay for teachers
Tories must come clean on defence spending, says Nick Clegg; Deputy PM says the Lib Dems' coalition partners cannot shrink the state and 'somehow pretend that they can fund everything in sight'
Tory election campaign poster depicts Ed Miliband in pocket of SNP; Ukip releases spoof version with Cameron in pocket of the European commission chief, Jean-Claude Juncker
Treasury 'not ready for next financial crisis'; Tory chairman of Commons committee says we still have financial institutions that are 'too big to fail' and they may also be too big to save next time
UK passes bill to honour pledge of 0.7% foreign aid target; UK is first G7 nation to enshrine in law commitment to UN development spending goal
Why should Ed Miliband bow to media pressure over SNP deal?; The Tory press is excited about Miliband's refusal to say whether Labour would do survival deal with SNP. But his silence on the matter at this stage is wise
Eurovision was such a hard secret to keep;
LOVEBIRDS KILLED IN TEEN DRIVER PILE-UP;
British taste for sea bass is pushing fish to brink
Call to limit length of migrant detention
Children of older parents likely to have shorter lives
China's economy heads for a bumpy landing; BeiJing's record-breaking growth this century is slowing down - with ominous consequences for the communist party
Drug dealer in crash wins compensation battle
ENO asks high-flying consultant to fix financial woes
Genghis Khan: father figure to 16 million men
Highlights Kimin Kim and Oleysa Novikova [...]
Jihadists use sign language to lure deaf mute recruits
Litvinenko prime suspect failed lie test
Queen shows that family of nations is close to her heart
Troops win back town in assault on Boko Haram
Truffle farmer's efforts bear fruit after decade of waiting
World watching as Apple unveils its latest marvel
'Misled' investors say Barclays pay chairman must go
Arab lawyer in line to be opposition leader in Israel
Balls promises to outgun the Tories on defence spending
Britain 'risks becoming new North Korea'
Crash baby alive after 14 hours in icy river
Cross croissant with muffin to get a cruffin
Crufts to examine CCTV amid reports of more poisoned dogs
Curator blew (EURO)79m as Pompeii decayed
Denmark tempts refugees into a 'cushy life on benefits'
Dickens targeted by neighbours who engineered carriage crash
Footballer, 17, 'killed in row over his afro'
German is first western woman killed in Isis battle
Health bosses earn more than the prime minister
I'm fed up being the bitch, says Kristin
Indians defy ban on screening BBC film about rape crisis
Is the time right for this accessory?; Analysis
Labour candidates REJECT Blair's cash gift; Candidates hand back Blair's election cash
Labour urges Miliband to shut the door on SNP deal
Lesson Learnt; The Conservatives have promised 500 new free schools if they win the election. The schools are increasing choice for parents and places for children
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Mobile, make-up: runaway girls' list for Journey to Join Jihadists
More heritage sites at mercy of Isis as America ducks airstrikes
NHS will not be safe from Tory cuts, Balls claims
Oil heads for new fall after weather-driven false dawn
Oldest fan still gets her kicks from the Rovers
Parents 'must warn children of Isis sex threat'
Parents call in police to control their children; Families cannot deal with minor domestic rows ; Parents call police to control children
Rapper who gave Briton buttock Jabs guilty of murder
Rona fails to explain her Swiss role in a world where £5m is petty cash
Row over £37,000 expenses engulfs housing minister
Runaways await husbands after arrival in Syria
Shop manager 'hired beautiful women to molest them'
Show the Film, Mr Modi; Indians must be allowed to hear the shaming words of a convicted rapist
Spanish prostitutes win right to the dole
Storm in a Teaspoon; Britain should Join Westminster in selling off its family silver
The King is back: first Elvis records released
Tiny flat let for big price in 40 minutes
Top brass has to learn the lesson of Bletchley; There's too much focus on fighting wars the old way - we must invest in conflicts of the future
Treating everyone as equal is a recipe for disaster
Varoufakis mocked over 'tourist tax spies'
We'll all make it to 90 (but 100 is a stretch)
Anguish of father who ran over and killed his toddler
Billionaire's wife 'scratched neighbour's Bentley in row'
Cold War's back...Putin branded the main threat to UK
Council bars 'train' grave; BRITAIN HAS GONE BARMY 2
Do men really have a problem with women paying for a dinner?; When Harry Potter star Emma Watson tried to settle a restaurant bill recently her offer didn't go down at all well with her date. But.
Elderly are hit by cuts to care in double blow
EU floodgates open for a new migrant wave
Fix funeral costs at today's prices; Take 1, 5 or even 10 years to pay
Gardens facing an invasion of six-inch Spanish superslugs
Get full cover for your Easter trip; Travel insurers need the complete picture, says Harvey Jones
Girl quit shoe store after 'sex pest boss groped her'
I spent £40,000 on 22 ops to go from 'ugly' to beauty
I'm aiming to sing with the stars in outer space says Sarah Brightman
ignore SCAREMONGERS, quitting eu could BooSt uK JOBS
JUST when you thought England's [...]; HICKEY
OVERHEARD at a Unicef event [...]; HICKEY
Police warn girl of 4 ...for cycling on path; BRITAIN HAS GONE BARMY 1
RSPCA put down my sick pet pig without telling me
Sam can pick up bill for dinner, says PM
So cool to visit dad at work...in South Pole
THE BBC's director of strategy [...]; HICKEY
THE GIRL I LOST TO REGGIE KRAY; Pete Whelan dated Frances Shea before she married the notorious gangster and remembers her very differently from the tragic figure she became
Think outside the box; The benefits of a new storage solution really stack up compared to traditional methods, writes Maisha Frost
VACCINE WILL CURE DIABETES; Scientists close to finding new wonder drug British teams lead search for diabetes cure
Abbott climbs in polls but faces new leadership test over budget
Abolish three ministries to save billions, say taxpayers
Athletes regarded as national treasures; Behind the story
Baby death rate one of the highest in Europe
Bali: we'll send Sydney a refugee tsunami; Indonesia
Bankrupt Greece will never repay its debts, says finance minister
BBC sorry after presenter's mucky Cheltenham gaffe
Behead disloyal Arabs, urges Israeli minister
Brightman asks Lloyd Webber for song to sing in space
Britain threatens to expose Putin's sleaze secrets
Campaign for handler to be punished over throat lift
Childcare services being allowed to fail, MPs warn
Clarkson suspended for 'punch' at Top Gear boss
clinics are swamped by worried well Dementia; Fears drive the middle aged to seek checks ; Worried well are overwhelming dementia clinics
College blocks Indian student over gang rapes
Confession was false, says Chechen accused over Nemtsov murder
Costas are part of the caliphate, say militants
Crufts chaos continues as owner claims her dog's food was spiked
Driver 'tried to blackmail Qatari royal with stolen photos'
Driver's sat-nav sends skiers 1,200km off piste
Ex-polo player charged with abusing children
Exhausted grandparents dig deep for 'grey escape' from full-time childcare
France mourns as sports stars die in TV helicopter crash; France
Gallery bans 'obnoxious' selfie sticks; Trendy gadget users have provoked fears that they are putting priceless works at risk, Georgie Keate writes
Gandhi was a British spy, says Indian Judge
GPs lead the NHS revolution by providing treatment for cancer
Hillary breaks silence on emails; United StateDavid Taylor s
How a turtle map-reads as it heads back home
How to get an Ivy League education free of charge; Canada
I was not up to Job, admits Hillsborough police chief
Irish MPs up all night after Ecstasy legalised
It's pre-budget drinks all round but Danny isn't getting giddy
Labour blocks 'one-sided' report on health funding
Lessons in life will help pupils to face internet pressures
Mechanic confesses to a 28-year trail of rape
Miliband's wife is bracing for 'vicious attacks' ahead
Militants retreat as Iraqi forces storm Saddam home town
Non-doms must be made to pay more, says Darling
Queen sparkles for new Britannia; An exploding bottle of wine adds excitement to the launch of Britain's biggest cruise liner, writes Valentine Low
Rotherham council chief refuses to give up his OBE
RSPCA secretly killed pet pig that was man's only companion
Runaway girls stole family Jewellery to fund Syria trip
Seasoned performers Dancers from English [...]
Senators undermine Obama with nuclear offer to Tehran; United States
Smoking falls to lowest level in 100 years
South is missing out on the fastest broadband speeds
Stars must pay $7m for copying Gaye song; United States
Stop playing politics over TV debates, Grade warns; TV chiefs 'have gone too far' on poll debates
Subterranean blues A cavern formed [...]
Suburb wins fight to be on right side of the tracks
The Charity Commission is "assessing [...]
Town's capture sets up battle for Tikrit
Trawler allowed to keep £437,000 illegal haul
White Jihadist was a gifted schoolboy before he found Isis
Wife of billionaire charged with 'keying' her neighbour's Bentley
Young children share explicit videos online
Brave girls helped bring Wakefield rail station sex offender to justice
Drunk driver killed in Leeds wrong way mway smash was fleeing police
East Leeds: Author is a real page turner at Garforth Library
East Leeds: Singers in tune at 2015 Garforth Arts Festival
Firm picked to spearhead £80m development at landmark Leeds site
Five arrested after Leeds shooting LATEST
Gig preview: The Tiger Lillies at Leeds City Varieties
Go-ahead for 2,000 homes on Leeds Northern Quadrant' site
Health: Bootcamps are fun and suitable for all
Jayne Dawson: Believe it or not, homemade was once a very dirty word
Knottingley Power Project given the green light
Leeds Art Gallery: Shining the spotlight on people
Leeds Combination: Fforde find top gear at exactly the right time
Leeds handed accolade for its war on domestic violence
Leeds man with no driving licence has 28 penalty points
Leeds road tragedy: Crash driver knew boys as friends
Leeds road tragedy: Hearbreaking family tribute to my darling Rhys'
Leeds woman's PIP breast implant fear as hundreds seek compensation
Netball: Opportunity to inspire girls of all ages to take up the sport - Potter
Preview: 2015 Leeds Beer Cider and Perry Festival
Rape victim who was left for dead after Leeds garden attack "making good recovery"
Society celebrates 125 years in the spotlight in Leeds
Taxi driver raped passenger in "secluded location" after Leeds pick-up
Time for us to join premier league of cultural hotspots
Victory for campaigners over 400-home plan
YEP Says, March 11: Leeds couldn't afford to pass up city culture bid
ASSASSIN AGED 10; Islamic State film baby-faced executioner 'killing' prisoner
BRITISH ARMY MEDIC TESTS POSITIVE FOR EBOLA VIRUS; Female worker treated at Sierra Leone unit
CHICKEN: ED HEAD TO HEAD IS DEAD; Dave admits TV showdown is over
Hitler in V2 war on his own cities; Thousands of Germans killed in rocket target practice
LIB DEM DANNY & 'DODGY' DONOR; Payment to party aide is probed
NHS prescription, dental and specs charges to rise in April
No one wants to see their partner out with someone else. It's humiliating... we don't know what future holds now; 'CHEAT' ROW COULD BE THE ENDER DEAN'S LOVE
return of the pink panther; ABANDONED Gang strikes again in daring £6.4m jewel heist
Saved when they didn't have a ghost of a chance; DID RESCUERS REACH OUT FROM THE GRAVE?
Teacher banned for affair with pupil, 16, who's having his baby
They gave her 48hrs to live ... so we got married in the waiting room
Weather girl is showered with smutty fan pictures
When Katie met Camilla; Reality star and royal enjoy races
Woman 'dragged' under London tube during rush hour; Woman, who fell between the track and train at Clapham South station, was taken to hospital with injuries not thought to be life-threatening
Britain's spy agencies: the only watchdog is the workforce; The law cannot keep up with technology Parliamentary scrutiny is still far too weakGCHQ employee sacked
Hillsborough inquest: Duckenfield denies being part of any police cover-up; Ex-South Yorkshire police officer, in charge at 1989 semi-final, admits lying about ordering a gate opened but says it did not start a conspiracy
Hillsborough officer admits he lied about crucial order to open exit gate; David Duckenfield, who also said he was inexperienced when he took on the job, apologises to families of the 96 victims for the lie
New spying legislation is needed, intelligence committee will say; Parliament's intelligence and security committee calls for new regulations on communications data in wake of Snowden revelations
Only 28% of recorded rapes are referred to CPS, says police inspectorate; Official figures show majority of rape claims known to police are not passed to prosecutors, with huge disparity in some parts of England and Wales
Police will have to pick and choose what they prioritise, warns Britain's top officer; Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe gives biggest intervention yet in the debate about how police are to cope with large budget cuts
Scotland facing £6.6bn 'shortfall' after oil price plunge; Thinktank predicts that Scots will become more dependent on UK taxpayers and warns public spending deficit is set to deepen
Senior judge to lead inquiry into police spying on political campaigns; Lord Justice Pitchford will head investigation ordered by home secretary after revelations police spied on Stephen Lawrence's family
TripAdvisor removes 'feminist' review; Customer's description of seeing a waitress being slapped on the bottom is taken down by TripAdvisor for breaching its guidelines
'Mercifully very good': teacher's relief that Spall son could act
20mph LIMIT ON MAJOR London's road; dramatic bid to cut bike deaths ; Drivers face £100 fine for breaking limit
AN AWE-INSPIRING AND UNMISSABLE WORK OF ART
Ashdown: Our ex-fundraiser has 'serious questions to answer'
Australia offers to fund life in prison for Bali two; world in brief
BBC to give one million pupils mini-computers in coding drive
BHS sold 'for nominal sum' by Sir Philip Green
Bookmakers 'destroying character of Chinatown'; NEWS IN BRIEF
Boost for Osborne's election Budget as more than half say he is doing a good job
Brady hints at mayoral bid, saying: It's a meaningful job
Cancer centre to give children life-saving new therapy in UK
Charles pays tribute to his 'brilliant' wife Camilla
Clarkson called to disciplinary panel over his future at BBC
Cocaine use 'rising among families in the suburbs'
Dragon Piers calls for black business stars to enter awards
Ebola crisis as UK soldier with virus is quarantined in London hospital
Ebola fears for UK military staff as three are flown home to quarantine
Ex-Chelsea star: I was a victim of racism in London store
Food firm forced to drop the 'meat' from its balls; world in brief
Government 'has duty to spend 2% GDP on defence'
I'm immune to explicit fan mail, says Kirkwood
Last concerts for 'happy music' conductor
Law firms 'will fall behind if they fail to promote women'
Marsh's left hook takes his opponent's rook; Ex-world champ is back in the ring for new sport of chessboxing
Massow: Uber protests are the wrong road; Mayor hopeful urges cabbies to be 'pragmatic'
May starts inquiry into undercover policing
McQueen rules rush for tickets at V&A as 70,000 to blockbuster show
Meera: A wig's just the ticket to cheer up your commute
Met will 'make capital safer with fewer staff'
Morrisons and Waitrose see profits disappear
MPs call for new law to govern surveillance by spy agencies
Nemtsov daughter: I blame Putin for my father's killing
Officers shot and 'seriously injured' at Ferguson protest
Parents 'must buy smaller buggies to avoid bus clashes'
Park yourself here … if you've got £4m to spare; NEWS IN BRIEF
Ritz Casino sues high-roller clients after gambling debts lead to £12.5million loss
Spies are sacked over accessing web information for personal use
Stab victim fights for life after passers-by aid him; NEWS IN BRIEF
Star back on stage with black eye just hours after bike crash
Top restaurants are run by testosterone-fuelled lunatics so I put my wife in charge, says Atherton
Tributes paid to 'lovely, talented' musician killed in lorry collision
We failed to build on Olympic legacy, says gold-winner Greg
Wearable tech gives athletes a head start for Rio Games
Woman dragged under rush-hour Tube; Commuter was trapped on tracks after falling from crowded platform
A star lights the way, but leaders won't follow
Absent Putin sparks talk of Kremlin power battle
Billionaire family win battle for basement
Branson is caught in a storm over 'stolen' cruise idea
Brutality of Iraqi forces exposed amid Tikrit battle
Cameron demands inquiry into spy snooping on calls and texts
Catholic teacher told naughty children she was calling God
Clarkson ordered to face 'victim' at hearing
Cocaine has become part of suburban family life
Cries for help soaring among Oxford's bright young minds
Deadly spider with a bite to rival Viagra found in Tesco bananas
Disability benefits cheat has golf handicap of seven
Drunk British tourists are turned into comedy gold
Farage backtracks on call to banish race equality law
Flying visit Several Eurasian penduline [...]
For a president in a crisis, there is no place like home
French tax on second homes is ruled illegal
Harper Lee was not duped into publishing new novel
Hernia patients left in agony as surgeons lack practice
Hollande's ex 'gave man a slap' in row at café; France
How to fight the flab: avoid TV, diets and coffee shops
Humour to The End as Terry Pratchett dies at 66
Isis teenager had planned to blow up Melbourne
Labour plans to shave £1bn off housing benefit bill
Loneliness and isolation pose risk to health
Mexican drug cartel beheads woman running for mayor; Mexico
More snow on the way as winter makes a comeback
Netanyahu loses grip on voters fed up with rockets and poverty
Only Chad is worse than Britain for flight taxes
Parties taking millions from mystery donors; Undeclared gift to the Lib Dems puts the spotlight on possible exploitation of electoral rules, writes Laura Pite
Pension buy-backs could be 'the next mis-selling scandal'
Police lucky to survive shooting in race riot town
Poor health among British Asians may be in the genes
Press regulator pleads for a chance to prove independence
Rail travellers are charged £215 a day to park their cars
Revealed: Ed's two-kitchen secret; The spartan room in a BBC interview is Just the family's separate snack-making facility, writes Alexi Mostrous
Rigby killer's militant signs as a student
Runaway girls helped by Isis double agent
Sense of smell turns elephants into expert landmine hunters
Sewage beer? You can pull me another one
SNP wants to block military action as price of Labour deal
Stolen Sarah Payne memorial statue is recovered
Tell voters we are warriors for the dispossessed, Gove urges PM; Gove urges compassion
Terrorism is price worth paying, says liberty lobby; Outcry over campaigners' attack on state snooping ; Victims' family accuse privacy lobby of aiding terrorists
University barred from bringing in foreign students
We must hit defence spending target, MPs decide
Woman killed herself at site of boyfriend's suicide
Pro-business PM must now bring doubters onside
Clinton launches with 1,000-mile presidential bid road trip in van
Esher's the answer to a taxing question;
Far Right is boosted by poll victory in Hungary;
Rail firm's fury over race at level crossing
David Cameron's inheritance tax proposals- what do people in Bedford think?
Ed Balls interview about the economy and NHS
Public's opinion on David Cameron's inheritance tax and Robert Peston interview
Russian sanctions and the effect on Russia
Sheila Kitzinger, women's health campaigner, has died
Dentists warn of risks of not looking after implants
Election 2015: Devon dairy workers share their views
Election 2015: Doing the maths on a hung Parliament
Election 2015: Labour manifesto pledge of no 'additional borrowing'
Election 2015: Labour's Ed Balls says no guarantee to exempt Scotland from cuts
Election 2015: Lib Dems in energy and rail pledges
Faslane protest: Thirty four arrests at nuclear base blockade
Fatal silence: Why do so many fortysomething men kill themselves?
France's Jean-Marie Le Pen 'pulls out of poll'
Hatton Garden heist: Police investigate tool robbery link
Hillary Clinton sets off for tour of key states
Hospital patients to be asked about UK residence status
Jodi Arias sentenced to life in prison for murder
Man arrested over murder of Syrian Abdul Hadi Arwani
Man found dead in car boot killed in 'frenzied attack'
Marco Rubio launches 2016 White House run
Mental health and the death of the "headclutcher" picture
Muslim Brotherhood: From rapid rise to sharp decline
Plane spotters: UAE-detained Britons face wait for court hearing
Richard III: King 'hid' his bent spine researchers claim
Roll up, roll up - it’s time to read those manifestos
Saudi women's small steps on path to progress
US complains over Russian reconnaissance plane interception
Why aren't Labour and Tory rowing about growth?
Fuelled by fatcats; Greedy energy giants give millions to help fund Tory poll fight
Thanks a billion!; Comic Relief draws in huge support
Triplets born 2 years apart are 'miracles'
'You're too fat and ugly to come into our bar...'; Insulting bouncer ruined our night out, says mum
BBC WANT ELTON FOR THE VOICE; He tops list to replace Sir Tom Jones
CCTV moment girl left for dead by rape brute
clarkson called HIM 'lazy and IRISH'..then put him in a&E; another world exclusive ; Bombshell claims as Top Gear star's victim calls in lawyers
Clarkson ranted for 40 minutes then punched him right in the mouth...He was bleeding and dizzy so he had to go to hospital - SHOCKING CLAIMS ABOUT BBC STAR; TOP GEAR PROBE: WHAT BBC CHIEFS WILL BE TOLD
ed's five pledges; He vows to repair Tory damage
I took my baby to the studio for an 'audition'... he trumped, cried and was sick on the producer; CORRIE FIZ ON LOVING LIFE AS A FIRST-TIME MUM
I was a lesbian who fell in love with a man who became a woman... and we are now a mum and mummy; MOST INCREDIBBLE MOTHER'S DAY TALE EVER
SALVADOR DADDY ARTIST Salvador Dali [...]
Sick troll: I'd have him shot if he didn't cook my dinner
Taxpayer has footed bill for Dave's raves
The Voice want Sir Elt for a Saturday knight; He's fave to replace Sir Tom
WHY ARE WE STILL WAITING?; A&E targets missed for WHOLE YEAR as ConDems are branded 'out of control'
Only a Tory victory will see off inheritance tax
AS ELTON EARNS £340K A NIGHT ON US TOUR, HIS MOTHER CELEBRATES HER 90TH... AT £14 TAPAS BAR
CLAUDIA BACKS VITAL FIRST AID IN SCHOOLS
EXCUSE ME MA'AM, IS THIS THE WAY TO THE CATWALK?
EXPOSED! HIGH-CLASS PROSTITUTE BELLE DE JOUR...AT WORK
FURIOUS SOCCER FANS MISS JACKPOT AS SKY BET PHONE APP MOVES THE GOALPOSTS
IS ANDREW'S SEX SLAVE' NIGHTMARE COMING TO AN END?
IT STINKS! BA ABANDONS FLIGHT OVER SMELLY TOILET
LABOUR MPS HATCH SECRET PLOT TO WRECK DEAL WITH SCOTS NATS
MODEL, 20, JAILED FOR STABBING PARTY GUEST
MP FRANK FIELD IN HOSPITAL AFTER COLLAPSE
MY BRIGADIER HUSBAND WAS HARASSED TO HIS DEATH'
OSBORNE'S PSYCHIATRIST BROTHER IS SUSPENDED AGAIN...OVER 'SERIOUS MISCONDUCT' WITH FEMALE PATIENT
RIDICULOUS. IRRESPONSIBLE. PLAYING WITH FORE ON RACE
WHO DROPPED WHO: MORRISONS OR ANT AND DEC?
A VOTE-WINNING BUDGET? TORIES WILL DRINK TO THAT
ANOTHER TRIUMPH FOR YOUR MOS AS WE WIN OF THE YEAR...AGAIN
AT LAST THEY'VE CLOSED THE 'MOUTH OF HELL'
BEING A COUCH POTATO BURNS CALORIES - BUT ONLY FOR MEN
CLEGG'S FURY AS HE OVERHEARS NEWSMAN CALLING HIM A 'LYING, TWO-FACED SWINE'
CUT! PIPPA'S £400,000 AMERICAN TV DREAM IS DASHED
DEATH WISH DATABASES SPARK FEARS ELDERLY WILL BE LEFT TO DIE
DEMELZA: SCHOOLGIRL BULLIES TRAINED ME FOR POLDARK ROLE
ED MUST TAKE A TIP FROM THREE KITCHENS BORIS - OR HE'S TOAST!
FRESH EBOLA FEARS AFTER FEMALE MEDIC IS TREATED
IS 'SAINT TIM' THE LIB DEMS' SAVIOUR...OR JUST A GOD-BOTHERING SANDAL-WEARING ***?*
IS BBC A PUBLIC SERVANT... OR A SECRET EMPIRE?
MAKE TEACHERS SIT A-LEVELS, SAYS TORY MP
MOS MAN: HOW I GATECRASHED WORLD'S UNFUNNIEST SEND-UP
OSBORNE: I'LL LET YOU BUY BACK RIP-OFF ANNUITIES
PM'S TRIBUTE TO GANDHI, SCOURGE OF THE BRITISH
POLITICIANS MUST STAND UP AND BE COUNTED - EVEN IF ONLY ON TV
SCANDAL OF PATIENTS DYING...JUST FROM A CRACKED RIB
SOAPY, ACIDIC'... WHY DID FOREIGN OFFICE MAKE THE QUEEN SERVE SHABBY CHABLIS TO OBAMA?
THAT WASN'T A VERY CUNNING PLAN, NURSIE!
THE ONLY KNOWN CAUSES OF THIS READING ARE DAMAGED KIDNEYS... OR TAKING EPO
THE QUEEN MOTHER'S WALTZING, MOCKING MASTER OF MISCHIEF
UK EXTREMIST'S SHARIA LAW PHOTO USED IN FREE SPEECH AD AD
WHY MY OWN ROYAL SOCIETY IS WRONG ON CLIMATE CHANGE
WOMEN ON PILL THREE TIMES MORE LIKELY TO GET CROHN'S DISEASE
YOUNG ROYALS WARNED SPIES ARE ON THEIR TRAIL
» EVERY time Peter Mandelson criticises [...]
111 call bungle murder cops in hubby quiz
140 BRIT JIHADIS ARE REVEALED BY ISIS SPY; Dentist defects as 3 more teens held
Blair is set to 'end role' as peace envoy
Farron: 'We're tarnished for a generation'
Last words my boys said to me were 'To infinity and beyond!' Then their dad lured them to their death in a blazing lost; AGONY OF MUM WHO LOST SONS IN ARSON HORROR
LOSING SCOTT AND MY HOME IS MORE THAN I CAN BEAR...; Bedroom Tax is new blow for mum of street attack victim
FALCAO EYES MORE CAPITAL; THE ORIGINAL GOSSIP COLUMN... LATEST NEWS... THE BIGGEST MOVES...
It's curtains if I lose bid for seat, says Farage
ONLLWYN Miners' Welfare, near Neath, [...]
osborne's budget to be a sham; He won't come clean over cuts ; Balls shakes up rival on talks
RODGERS FORMULA FOR A TOP FOUR MIRACLE...; Boss insists in-form Reds can only drop seven more points in last 10 games... and he may make Gerrard sit it out
SEVILLA left-back Timothee Kolodziejczak is [...]; THE ORIGINAL GOSSIP COLUMN... LATEST NEWS... THE BIGGEST MOVES...
Teabags of room; Trouble brews over lighter PG Tips
Top of cops: Town's tribute to tragic Pc; 6,000 say thank you to officer
Tories could still do power pact with Farage
TORY CHAIR ADMITS HE DID HAVE A SECOND JOB WHILE AN MP; Shapps does U-turn after denials
Belting! knocked Wayne should get out every week...; ROO THUMPS SPURS AFTER SUN REVEALS BOXING BOUT
BOJO GOES AFTER LIB DEM SEATS; EXCLUSIVE
Freedom opens old wounds, says son of shot PC
Monster's freedom puts PC's son in new anguish
SHOCK AND JAW; Yawning Nathan's mouth keeps locking
Big bucks Becks; STAR MAKES £50M IN YEAR ; HE EARNS MORE NOW THAN HE DID PLAYING
COPS QUIZ TOT AGED 2 OVER CHUCKED PEBBLE
FURY AT SAVILE SLUR ON JEZZA; VICTIMS BLAST BBC ATTACK
THE OLD ONE ROO; ACE APES SUN BELTERWayne's KO No2 after goal
TURK COPS NICK 3 BRIT JIHAD LADS; TERROR SWOOP ; Trio held after parent tip-off
VLAD NUKE JIBE; Putin: I nearly started WW3 in Crimea war
Axeman Osborne's sham Budget plan; Chancellor dodges cuts questions
GIVE NHS EXTRA MONEY OR RISK MORE SUICIDES
UKIP must prove they are not just BNP in pin-stripes
WE'VE MADE A BIG BOOBY; SWASTIKA ROW AM-DRAM GROUP GAFFE
WEIGH AS YOU LEARN; Kids face obesity checks when they start high school
999 shortage puts patients lives at risk
BEAUTY BOSS'S UGLY SECRET TURN TO PAGE 4; ANGER VICTIM'S FAMILY SPEAK OUT ; Bottle thug jailed over brutal death of her ex-boyfriend treats stars at salon ; NO JUSTICE BUSINESS IS BOOMING FOR YOB WHO BOTTLED TRAGIC LOVER NO JUSTICE BUSINESS IS BOOMING FOR YOB WHO BOTTLED TRAGIC LOVER ; It's disgusting Laura portrays herself as a caring professional.. she's evil, a liar who laughed through my son's court case and showed no remorse ; Dead man's mum says beauty salon boss should ; be exposed for thug she is
CAMPAIGN TRAIL; Scots anti-slavery campaigner joins activists on 54-mile route to mark the 50th anniversary of a major event in the US civil rights struggle
Don't dare call my children synthetic; Sir Elton calls for boycott of designers after their rant in magazine
Don't fall for Osborne's red box of tricks
heading in here to go over 2 dex Coburn has no place in Scotland; RECORD VIeW
HOMELESS NATION; Cyclone Pam rips through Vanuatu leaving 260,000 without shelter
HOUSE BOOM; Top cop gets £3000 a year to pay for his home - even though mortgage has now been paid off
I'll always treasure Jak's card; Mum's love note from her dead son
Let me start by asking for forgiveness ..I killed your father-in-law; CONFESSION RWANDAN SERIAL KILLER'S ; PLEA TO RELATIVE OF GENOCIDE VICTIM
PUTIN ON A BRAVE FACE; Aide dismisses speculation as Russian president does a disappearing act
RACE STORM MEP WAS TAKING P***; Top Farage aide tries to laugh off slur against Muslim SNP Minister
TV Gok's aunt left on trolley in casualty for 7 hours; A&E CRISIS AGONY OF FRAIL MARY, 81 ; Celebrity stylist's family hit out at treatment of elderly stroke victim
We don't want a coalition with SNP.. coalition we want is with working people across the UK; Labour are facing wipeout in Scotland at the hands of a resurgent SNP. Latest polls show they could win up to 52 of Scotland's 59 Westminster seats in a seismic shift that could accidentally usher David Cameron back into No10. Meanwhile, Ed Miliband is under pressure to officially rule out a deal that would see him take power with the support of the SNP. Here, Paisley MP Douglas Alexander spells out why Labour don't want a deal and are the only choice for voters desperate to get rid of the Tories
What a week.. what inspiring folk .. what laughter and tears; IAIN JOINS HISTORIC SELMA MARCH
'I stroll up and down the road saying my prayers as I go.. It's good for you; Mini-marathon secrets of Maureen, 90, as she prepares for next big race
(EURO)125m BET BONANZA..; CHELTENHAM FESTIVAL: ONE DAY TO GO ; Punters desperate to batter the bookies at Prestbury Park festival
BROGUE TRADERS; Our accents pip Guinness in poll of what British like most about Ireland
DEATH NOTICE; Widow claims husband died after hospital placed 'Do Not Resuscitate' label on him against his wishes
Irishman fights for life after attack at Liverpool nightclub; Police arrest 19-yr-old pair over brutal assault
Mayor urged to help bid to tackle racism
Minister flees Yemen home; AROUND THE WORLD
O'LEARY'S SOARING (EURO)755MILL FORTUNE; Consumer friendly switch adds to his fortunes
STRIPTEASY RIDER A MOTORCYCLIST who [...]
THE BINGO MUM WHO BLEW £6MILLION; Uni finance officer jailed for stealing £300k to feed online habit BINGO TO JAIL
Walkers spot an AK-47 rifle on the beach
I Beck Elton in baby row; Posh sides with pal in Dolce & Gabbana spat
I will never forgive this man.. we are mourning the loss of hopes & dreams; ROADS KILLER JAILED ; Widow tells of agony as driver caged for deaths of two dads
Jeering crowd urges roof-top man to kill himself...and he does; Police outraged over 'jump' taunts from cruel onlookers
Jon converts points into a touch of cash
MOTHERS RUINED... BY YODEL; Fury as M&S flowers fail to arrive
Nest of British; VOTE FOR A NATIONAL BIRD
Three killed at UN base; AROUND THE WORLD
Troops attack Boko Haram; AROUND THE WORLD
X Factor judges sacked for rant at contestant; Panel pair spark fury after they label singer 'disgusting, cheesy and creepy'
Angelina Jolie opens UK centre to fight warzone violence against women; Hollywood star says centre at LSE aims to put empowerment of women at top of agenda of 'finest minds, in the best academic institutions'
£144,687 for SNP boss, UK's best paid politician
BUILDING A BALANCED PORTFOLIO; Buying a stocks and shares Isa is about more than just grabbing whatever investment fund is top of the performance charts…
Cameron opens the door for 2015 EU referendum
clumsily expressed but he has a right to his opinion
D&G bag? It's just my lunch insists Sir Elton
DESPITE allegations in the US [...]; HICKEY
DON'T GET STUCK WITH AN UNDERPERFORMING ZOMBIE CASH ISA!; Cash isn't always king, especially in the Isa world, and sometimes moving your money into stocks and shares can give it a bit more life…
E-cigarettes and craft beer in inflation guide
Flirty Susanna works her TV charm on Cameron Picture: ITV / RUCKAS VIDEOGRABS
FOLLOWING fellow film star [...]; HICKEY
HOLIDAY PASSPORT CHAOS ON THE WAY; Millions face new security check delays Drivers face 5-mile queue for ferry in security clampdown
I was forced out of police by racist boss says Kate's ex-bodyguard
Kate's left feeling green over her unlucky clover
Labour plus SNP would preside over economic disaster
Lovely shock...soldier returns to find wife's lost 3st in two months
Mother's Day fury at rubble dumped on granny's grave
Osborne to end ordeal of the tax return for millions
Poldark in the nude or Darcy in a wet shirt?
RECALLING his most embarrassing [...]; HICKEY
SEX, PUNCH-UPS AND THE MOB; It may be 50 years since Tom Jones scored his first No1 but it was also a time in the singer's life when he liked to live close to the edge, a new book reveals
SHADOW transport secretary [...]; HICKEY
Squeezy does it...crushed driver escapes
Star-studded cast pay final tribute to film legend Dickie
THE ONLY WOMAN TO WIN A VC; LORD ASHCROFT tells the remarkable story of Elizabeth Webber Harris who risked her life to save soldiers struck down by cholera in colonial India
Warning on statin that's 'dangerous' to patients
when will DAVID cameron learn To KEEP his MOUTH SHUT?
£500m for driverless cars and internet of things; Technology
Aid workers report 'devastation' ASVANUATU flattened by cyclone
Another Apparel advert is banned; UK BULLETINS
Butler stands by decision to bar new Bond movie
Craft ales hop to it in a snapshot of modern life
Dazzling congregation pays tribute to film great 'Dickie'; A host of stars yesterday paid tribute to Oscar-winning film director Richard Attenborough at a service in Westminster Abbey. Catherine Wylie reports
Death crash trial told of weather conditions
Don't throw abused women in jail, says MP
End of the tax return as Osborne delivers Budget; Digi-account plan in tax return shake-up
Gatland Q&A: Why there's no calling UPADAM
Glamping leads the way FORWELSH tourism; It mushroomed from families looking for something between hotel-standard luxury and roughing it in a tent. In the unrelenting struggle of the recession years glamping's growth was one of Welsh tourism's ; success stories. Darren Devine reports
Hillsborough deaths were my fault - top officer
I was fixed on drinkers, road death accused tells city court
I've always t that a Dame have a coupl Jack Russells wear a tweed; She's one of Britain's finest actresses but Kristin Scott Thomas is finding the role of Dame a daunting one as Susan Griffin discovers
In the hunt for bronze; These painted figures are well worth seeking out
Jail term for rogue trader who preyed on vulnerable
Kevin given marching orders from Army post
Netanyahu claims victory; WORLD BULLETINS
No need to apologise for 'clumsy' tweet, insists Gosper
Police elections could be a 'car crash' for Welsh democracy
Protect child abuse ring whistleblowers, MPs urge
Syria 'launches town gas attack'; WORLD BULLETINS
This old house...; These old houses have their share of fascinating stories to tell. These wonderful pictures show the amazing historic houses of North Wales as pictured through the 20th century and there is plenty of stunning architecture on show
Thousands of pupils denied RE, say churches
Three judges sacked for watching porn at work
Tot killed by falling masonry as dad's truck hits wall
Travel ban for jihad brother, 16; UK BULLETINS
Trevor McDonald delves into Mafia's secret world; small screen
Trial set for murder accused; NEWS IN BRIEF
Twelve executed in Pakistan; WORLD BULLETINS
Ukip 'in total disarray' after party denies deselection
Uncle in fake charity collection for tragic nephew walks free
Wales prop dilemma as Lee faces prospect OFWORLD Cup agony Francis: Flora jibe 'stupid'
Warning of spam texts deluge over pensions
Welsh farmers urged to leave a gap for wildlife; With research showing that bees are twice as likely to visit flowers on the road-facing side of hedgerows than the cropside, Welsh farmers are being urged to create bee strips in fields, writes Sally Williams
Will Wales' super-prison deliver the savings?
Do you meet rules to claim subsidy under the Basic Payment Scheme?
Earthy comedy, with a touch of political intrigue
Farewell to a giant of the farming world
Glastonbury fans anger over Kanye West headline slot
Pounds for £s, obesity is a weighty problem for NHS
Rival bus firm hires drivers as Western Greyhound folds
Royal Navy captain accused of forging documents
South Pole scientist is jailed for online child sex offence
Timeless lesson still holds true - you need fire to help you stay alive
Victim 'critical' after attack in nightclub
Is the government of London heading for a year of drift?; The capital's mayor has long been directing much of his energy elsewhere and some of those elected to scrutinise him may soon be doing the same thing
Man charged for allegedly flying drones over UK landmarks; Nigel Wilson, 42, from Nottingham, is accused of flying drone over Houses of Parliament, Queen Victoria memorial and several football stadiums
Police detective cleared of raping woman while at crime conference; Jury at Warwick crown court acquits policeman from Cumbria who said he and complainant had consensual sex at hotel
Royal gardening show digs out Henry VIII's manual and Victoria's petunia passion; Buckingham Palace exhibition explores centuries of royal horticultural effort, unearthing William's pineapple power games and Louis' methane mortalities
Scottish councillors told to get a grip on record borrowing of £15bn; Spending watchdog warns that councils are not exercising enough oversight of borrowing decisions
Tax receipts from North Sea oil predicted to fall to 40-year low; Office for Budget Responsibility estimates North Sea tax receipts at £600m in 2016-17, less than a tenth of what the SNP predicted last year
'Theft I love it, drugs I love it, murder I hate it'; Man admits to robbing rich people but denies involvement in murder of mother of five
A nation of immigrants: how our DNA tells a story of Britons' survival
Alexander to trumpet alternatives inside party's yellow 'budget box'; Lib Dems
Amazon rainforest losing capacity to store carbon; NEWS IN BRIEF ENVIRONMENT
Asthmatics warned of potentially fatal smog
Behold the death of Austerity Osborne - and the birth of Generosity George; Overview
Ben Cohen mother-in-law charged with harassment; NEWS IN BRIEF COURTS
Bibi's back; Editorials Israel is less safe with Netanyahu at the helm
Budget cuts are blighting pupils' prospects, say headteachers; Union leader warns of funding 'time bomb' for education in secondary schools
Cameron's kitchen stink could backfire on him; The Diary
Chancellor raises levy and plans sale of shares to cut national debt; Banks
Charities to benefit from £75m rate-rigging fines; Libor scandal
Cheers for Miliband as he seizes on 'glaring omission' of the NHS; Labour
Dividing lines; Editorials A strong performance by the Chancellor proved voters have a real choice in May, but gave little cheer to the poor
Door closed on popular legal loophole to avoid inheritance bill; Tax avoidance
Firms greet tax cuts but warn about AIA fudge; Small businesses
French don't fall for an uninspired jobs statistic; The North
Huge solar flare creates night-sky spectacular
Hygiene-obsessed public to blame for wet wipe mountain
Lifetime allowance tax hike is 'draconian'; Pensions
Local newspapers get some good news; Media
Microsoft kills off Internet Explorer in move to regain a stake in Web 3.0; The mobile era killed off a trailblazing browser with more enemies than friends, says CAHAL MILMO
Minister's rule change 'gagging civil servants'; NEWS IN BRIEF POLITICS
New Isa account will boost first-time buyers' savings by up to £3,000; Housing
Osborne throws the kitchen sink at Miliband; * Chancellor wrongfoots Labour by allocating projected surplus to public spending * Opposition leader is bruised by jibes about his family and his domestic arrangements * But Office for Budget Responsibility warns of deeper spending cuts in 2016-18
Osborne's austerity eased - but by less than many seem to think; Overview
Osborne's winners and losers; Most earners, pensioners and savers get a Budget boost, especially if they like a tipple or drive a car. And it's hard to spot an obvious victim, says SIMON READ
Publicans merry at third successive cut in beer duty and 2% off for all spirits; Sin taxes
Secrets of the Met's 'Black Museum' now open to public
Small comfort if Britain is walking tall; Comment
South-west and North to benefit from rail upgrade and HS3 plans; Infrastructure
Stricken industry is thrown a £1.3bn lifeline in tax cuts; North Sea oil
The best thing was that he didn't try to fix what isn't broken; Outlook
The Roman city at the centre of a modern-day struggle for power; The Conservatives are hoping to hold on to Chester but most people in the street seem underwhelmed by the Budget. HELEN CARTER reports The swing seat
The Tories loved it - but who was that with the straight face in the gallery?; Sketch
UK to create world's largest marine reserve; Environment
Veteran host of crime programme dies aged 90; NEWS IN BRIEF TELEVISION
£1.3bn tax breaks for big oil .. but workers still get SHAFTED; Osborne's measures might only serve to make wealthy shareholders even richer
A right to know; IT'S nightmarish enough that a paedophile could be trawling primary schools for his next victim.
AMAZING MAISIE; BELIEF GIRL FIGHTS FOR BETTER DEAL ; Hats off to cancer survivor who delivered brain tumour manifesto to Ed Balls
BMW step up a gear; CITYDESK T www.DAILYRECORD.CO.UK Edited by GRAHAM HISCOTT
BOT LIKE ME; DANCE-OFF WHEN GAV MET DAVE
Budget just another bodge job by George; Torcuil Crichton THE HEART OF POLITICS follow @torcuil
Do dental work on that? You're having a giraffe
Domestic labour isn't working in our house
Dress your age.. it's not as old as you think[...]; 10 YEARS YOUNGER HOW TO TRANSFORM YOUR WARDROBE
ELT'S ROCKET MAM; RIFT TRIBUTE ACT SINGS AT PARTY
ENERGY giants SSE have been forced to cough; CITYDESK T www.DAILYRECORD.CO.UK Edited by GRAHAM HISCOTT
EVERY EACH WAY BUT LOOSE; No second prizes as my on-the-nose bets give me a bloody one
Facetime Stop the years like Queen of Pop
FIT LIKE LUNAR; There's a solar eclipse tomorrow - ANDABERDEEN's best place to see it ; SUN-THING SPECIAL THE PLANETS ARE SUN-THING SPECIAL THE PLANETS ARE ; IN ALIGNMENT FOR HISTORIC EXPERIENCE
FREE ECLIPSE SPECS FREE ECLIPSE SPECS; Watch the big event safely with our free protective glasses
Griffiths due for court over chant claim
Heading in here to go over 2 dex Slick show hides apathy to poor; RECORD VIEW
I'm not Victoria Beckham .. my clothes are for real women
If you qualify and are good enough you are Scottish; SPORTS VIEW THURSDAY
KID DUMPED CAR ON MY DRIVE.. AND LEFT IT THERE; Lisa gives mystery teen 48 hours or she will scrap uninsured motor
Killer's partner left kids in car for 30 minutes with engine running; Woman abandoned youngsters to go shopping
LOST; O'Hair: Tiger is suffering just like I did and needs to clear his mind before coming back
MY HEIST TERROR; Armed thug gave me a black eye as gang trashed shop, worker, 67, tells trial
NOWT FOR THOSE WITHOUT; Osborne bribes fail to hide huge dose of cuts - - then Tories admit spending levels are the lowest in more than 50 years
ONE centres is to get a £50million makeover; CITYDESK T www.DAILYRECORD.CO.UK Edited by GRAHAM HISCOTT
Pitches were black ash.. my mum used to scrub the wound to get gravel out and dad would stop it going gangrenous .. I was in agony. I went to school with purple legs; SIR ALEX CELEBRATES 100 YEARS OF HARMONY ROW ; FUNDRAISER FERGIE LEGEND LEADS BID TO RAISE CASH FOR OLD CLUB FUNDRAISER FERGIE LEGEND LEADS BID TO RAISE CASH FOR OLD CLUB
PRIEST SEX PROBE; Police investigate as diocese suspend Father
Scotland lit up from Highlands to the glowlands; GLEAM COME TRUE NATION GETS NORTHERN LIGHTS SHOW GLEAM COME TRUE NATION GETS NORTHERN LIGHTS SHOW
Sheer Will power Sheer Will power Sheer Will power; He wins award for climbing and kayaking across country ; INTREPID YOUNG STUDENT IS NAMED ADVENTURER OF YEAR INTREPID YOUNG STUDENT IS NAMED ADVENTURER OF YEAR
SHUT HIM DOWN; SNP extremists launch vile online campaign of revenge on student who exposed return of Smith stunt councillors
SKI'S THE LIMIT; OUR HEROES JIMMY WON'T LET BLINDNESS HOLD HIM BACK ; Nominee helps others live life to full Nominee helps others live life to full
STURGEON MUST ACT TO END THE CLIMATE OF FEAR
Tax take's just £600m after oil price slump
THE SECRET PREDATOR; PARENTS: BE ON YOUR GUARD
TWO-FIFTHS OF PUPILS ARE BULLIED; Call to improve support for victims
Wage rises dive to just 1.1% a year; CITYDESK T www.DAILYRECORD.CO.UK Edited by GRAHAM HISCOTT ; DATA SHOWS WEAK RECOVERY
We're a nation hooked on sugar because the food industry put their profits ahead of people's health; THE BITTER TRUTH ABOUT HOW EVERYDAY SHOP?BOUGHT FOODS EXPLOIT OUR WEAK SPOT THE BITTER TRUTH ABOUT HOW EVERYDAY SHOP?BOUGHT FOODS EXPLOIT OUR WEAK SPOT ; With the sweet stuff now seen as the chief culprit behind our obesity crisis, Fiona Phillips, a columnist for our sister paper the Mirror, investigated the true cost of Britain's sugar addiction for a BBC documentary. Here's her shocking conclusion…
Why is Nicola so keen on Green policies?
'I hope drama about Brighton bomb makes audiences think'
'Knifeman' forces teenagers to carry out sex act
'Our characters are always at risk in cut-throat Thrones'
'Travesty of justice over death of cyclist'; Family hits out at Met after it gives 'false hope' of prosecution
A weekend for sweet feasting; Sarah Marshallpicks London's most delicious holiday events - there's more than classic egg-hunts going on
Bosses at City powerhouses sign up to support Penny for London campaign
British holidaymaker among dead in Tunis museum terror attack
British military trainers begin Ukraine mission
British mother on cruise holiday killed in terror attack at Tunis museum
Capital's hotel staff fail on politeness
Chancellor accused of not revealing £10 billion of cuts; ELECTION BUDGET
Channel 5 deal for three more years of Big Brother
Council chief's hospital closures warning after daughter's home birth
From flats to £60m family super-house; Landowners bid to return Belgravia property to rare 'whole home' status
Heroic barman tells how he clung to men in freezing Thames
High winds close cable car over Thames 249 times
I helped start the Japanese food boom ... but I have no sense of smell
Jail for thirsty burglar who left his DNA on stolen Coke can
Light entertainment: Londoners head for the hills to see eclipse
Londoner 'tried to reach IS in Syria using her twin's passport'
Londoners six times more likely than Scots to reject a gay child
My female co-stars are the real knockouts says Insurgent's Theo
One in 10 Londoners would reject a gay child; news in brief
Pakistan halts execution of man 'convicted at 14'; WORLD IN BRIEF
Peregrine falcons find mobile homes on London's phone masts
Play delves into Fleet Street's dark underbelly
Police in new plea over Cyril Smith 'cover-up'; news in brief
Shut down, Tex-Mex diners where gang ran 'Breaking Bad' clubhouse for drugs
Sort out rail chaos for Easter, Boris tells chiefs; Ministers could parachute director into Network Rail
Stop tax dodgers or face jail, bankers; Crackdown on offshore bank accounts
Teenager 'filmed himself raping girl, 16'
Thai court orders trial for ex-PM over rice subsidies; WORLD IN BRIEF
US students hug hero Charles and ask: 'Is he related to Harry Styles?'
Wimbledon bosses say sorry for tennis girl poster tweet
Woman held 'travelling to Syria' on twin's passport is flown home
TERRIFYING! TORY ANNA LAYS BARE SNP THREAT TO BRITAIN
1 IN 5 CAN'T GET IN TO SEE A GP WHEN THEY WANT
100,000 TONS OF US FIREPOWER TOO BIG TO DOCK AT PORTSMOUTH
2.5M TENANTS WILL GET THE RIGHT TO BUY IN TORIES' MANIFESTO
BORIS ATTACKS GAG ON WHITEHALL OFFICIALS
BUT PRESCOTT BLAMES BRITAIN FOR RADICALS
CONSERVATIVES ENJOY BIGGEST POLL LEAD SINCE 2010
ED'S HEDGE FUND DONOR AND A GRUBBY SET OF DEALS
END MATING SIGNALS AND LET'S GOVERN ALONE, BORIS TELLS TORIES
FAKE DONOR FOOLED CLEGG AND WENT TO TORIES' LAVISH BALL
FAMILIES VOW TO BRING HOME NINE MEDICAL STUDENTS WHO WENT TO TREAT JIHADIS IN SYRIA
FOREIGNERS' £15K FOR STATE 6TH-FORM PLACE
LABOUR'S HEDGE FUND BACKER COULD PROFIT FROM PRIVATE DEALS IN NHS
MY VOTE'S FOR A PARTY THAT WON'T DRIVE ME MAD WITH PATRONISING POLITICAL SLOGANS
POLICE TO QUIZ 4 MPS OVER ABUSE COVER-UP
RADICALISED MUM TOOK SON, 8, AND DAUGHTER, 3, TO JOIN IS
SCOTTISH LABOUR LEADER REFUSES TO RULE OUT DEAL WITH NATIONALISTS
TERROR OF FARAGE CHILDREN AS MOB STORMS PUB LUNCH
THE REAL REASON HARRY'S QUIT THE ARMY? TO HONOUR HIS MOTHER'S MEMORY
TORY DEFENDS DREADFUL' PLOTTING WITH FAR-RIGHT TO BECOME MP
WANTED: A BIG IDEA TO GALVANISE THE TORIES
Anti-UKIP demo goes too Farage; Party leader labels protesters 'scum' after fleeing pub with two of his kids
ASHYA'S BEATEN CANCER; Parents say jail ordeal 'was worth it'
I.S GAS ATTACK PLOT 'ON UK COMMUTERS'; UK expert's chilling warning
I'll never forgive cops who missed these upset clues; Mum of missing Claudia speaks out
Ignorance of CPR skills kills 5,000 a year
My kingdom for a hearse; 70,000 mourn Richard lll after 530yrs
Rising star in 'EDL march plot to win votes'
SO GRUBBY; SEPT 2013 Tory Transport minister visits inmarsat HQ & says he is 'hugely impressed' DECEMBER 2014 After being sacked he gets £800 an hour role as an advice for Inmarsat
Social housing sell-off to buy votes for Tories; Huge expansion of right to buy Carve-up of high-value property
tory mp's £800-an-hour second job; exclusive: greed of ex-minister
Tragic Bedroom Tax mum can stay in her home thanks to YOU
Veteran's tribute video for Iraq and Afghanistan fallen
£3,000 FOR SAVILE VICTIM AS LAWYERS BAG £16,000
Lover dumped me with a text; AND SHE WILL NOT SAY WHY
TORY FACES BOOT OVER FAKE DEMO; He must go, says minister
TOWN HAUL; 30% of council tax will go on pensions
Animal hero hit by vile letters;POISON PEN PROBE SSPCA SCANDAL ; Cops quiz suspect after Nikki is sent sickening jibes about her dad and child
Apology is proof SNP oil claim was a bust
Boomtime for payday lenders and foodbanks
DEVO LAX; Tories warned after MPs say their new powers for Scotland are ill thought out
ED: WE'LL END OSBORNE'S EXTREME AUSTERITY IN SCOTLAND
Fraudster goes bust owing £100k ... then brags about his £30k on a new motor; SNAP HAPPY KELBIE PUTS PHOTO ON WEB ; Facebook pictures show Ford Ranger, flatbed lorry and tipper truck
heading in here to go over 2 dex SNP dream could become a reality; Record view
HOME AT LAST HOME AT LAST; TYPHOON KIDS KIND FUNDRAISER PAUL BUILDS HOUSE FOR ABANDONED BROTHERS
I'M astonished David Cameron hasn't been papped
Jute,jam& feminism; FEIST AND FURIOUS WOMEN HAVE SHAPED STORY OF A SCOTS CITY ; Female pioneers are among the stars of book on history of Dundee
Life is too short..rest in peace brother; PROBES SHOCK AT LATE-NIGHT TRAGEDIES ; Bodybuilder Arif killed by car after street bust-up with pedestrians
MY DAD SPENT 17 HOURS IN THIS CORRIDOR WAITING FOR BED; A&E ORDEAL LIKE VICTORIAN TIMES, SAYS SON
NO MOD CONS; HOMES SCANDAL FAMILIES' ANGER ; Military wives claim they're left in leaky, cold and dangerous houses
POWER POWER Salmond: If you hold the balance ... you hold the; GENERAL ELECTION ANYONE BUT THE TORIES (AND UKIP) GENERAL ELECTION ANYONE BUT THE TORIES (AND UKIP) ; Labour will have to agree their Budget plans with us, says former SNP chief
SHARE OF THE DOG; PUPPY LOVE MACDONALD ON MEND ; Abandoned fox cub is nursed to health with milk donated from labradoodle
STAR WARDS; WRAPS OFF NEW KIDS' HOSPITAL PULLS OUT ALL STOPS FOR YOUNG PATIENTS
Stay smart and keep children safe with dogs;
Video doc is keeping kids out of casualty
Vile; Police forced to warn pupils over 'talk to strangers' website
Does Labour actually want to win the next election?
Jonathan Russell: May is taking counter-extremism strategy in the right direction
Lord Ashcroft: Labour and the Conservatives are neck and neck in this week’s Ashcroft National Poll
Nadhim Zahawi MP: In Farage’s Britain, it would be legal to discriminate against me on the grounds of race
Newcastle-under-Lyme councillor switches from Labour to the Conservatives
The 290 seat Conservative Government. 1) Cameron should be ready to negotiate with Salmond
The 290 seat Conservative Government. 2) Cameron should be prepared to offer Farage an early EU referendum
The 290 seat Conservative Government. 3) Cameron should be ready to offer the LibDems a real Mansion Tax
A stumble in march of Europe's populists
Alexander faces monster fight for survival
Cameron fires Tory Succession talk by setting deadline on leadership
Conservatives fear fallout after candidate quits
Fears of stubborn eurozone joblessness defy Draghi's optimism over recovery
Miliband forced to repel fresh SNP tilt at Budget role
Review urged on outlay for second carrier
Tale of Indian-American immigrant wins fiction prize set up to rival Booker
The right sort of help for cyber security insurance
Tsipras looks to ease strains with Germany
Ukip commits to Nato target with £16bn promise
Unions blame outsourcing for fall in real wage levels
Webb warns of risk from pension fraudsters
Westminster council spends £20m buying back homes
Whitehall to woo business leaders with high salaries
After Barbados, who will be next to give the Queen her marching orders?; Barbados has announced it wants to replace the queen with a ceremonial president in 2016. Other Commonwealth countries are considering a similar constitutional change
Afzal Amin quits as Tory candidate for Dudley North after EDL plot allegations; Conservatives drop threat of disciplinary hearing that would have addressed claims party member planned to stage march with English Defence League
Battleground Britain: Nigel Farage's bid to capture Tory-held seat of South Thanet; Voters in the east Kent constituency targeted by Ukip and Labour as parties aim to cash in on more working-class demographic
Budget winners: beer drinkers, farmers and charities count their blessings; Among the major economic policies in the chancellor's speech were the traditional selection of giveaways for consumers and special interest groups
Complaints about improper behaviour in military triple since 2012; Ombudsman criticises armed services' failure to establish a proper system to deal with grievances
Conservative ministers seek to play down Cameron's third-term bombshell; Michael Fallon says PM was merely stating he did not want to go 'on and on' while Michael Gove calls it a 'statement of the bleeding obvious'
Conservatives slam Salmond's 'sinister' threat to install Miliband in Downing Street; Bob Neill, Tory party deputy chairman, condemns comments made in New Statesman by SNP candidate
David Cameron ages five years in mauling by pensioners; Prime minister handed another reminder of his political mortality by tough Age UK crowd in week when he effectively declared his retirement date
David Cameron may have opened door to leadership challenges, Tories warn; Prime minister could face huge threat to his position if election results in hung parliament after third-term announcement, Conservatives say
David Cameron, Shredded Wheat and the art of stopping after two; The PM compared hanging on to power with eating too many Shredded Wheat this week. What else should he be careful not to overindulge in?
David Cameron's third-term renunciation is an act of weakness; Cameron's command of the Tory party remains flimsier than outsiders imagine, and this attempt to control the succession process will come at a price
Economics can't solve political problems
Falkland Islands will always be defended by UK, says David Cameron; PM responds to growing unease over Argentina's reported acquisition of military planes, as defence secretary pledges helicopters to island force
Form a government by late summer or the money runs out - Treasury; Coalition would need to agree a legislative programme to be outlined in a Queen's speech so parliament could vote to release funds
Former Old Bailey bomber Gerry Kelly admits receiving royal pardon; Senior Sinn Fein politician reveals extradition deal after escape from Maze prison, but denies involvement in on-the-run scheme branded 'an affront to justice'
George Osborne refuses five times to rule out VAT rise; Chancellor handed Cornish pasty by Labour MP during questioning over Conservative plans for value-added tax in next parliament
ICM poll: Labour faces wipeout in Scotland after new leader fails to dent SNP support; Exclusive: Poll suggests Scottish Labour will lose 29 of the 41 seats Gordon Brown won in 2010, with Nicola Sturgeon's SNP still way out in front
IRA fugitives granted 'possibly unlawful' amnesty linked to 1980s atrocities; MPs question legality of letters of assurance given almost 100 'on the runs' including six linked to 1983 Harrods bomb and 1987 Enniskillen massacre
Janice Atkinson expelled from Ukip over false expenses claims; Party says it has kicked out MEP for bringing party into disrepute after the Sun filmed her chief of staff apparently asking for an inflated invoice to claim on European expenses
Large ship losses at lowest rate in decade, report shows; Only 75 went down at sea during 2014 but losing bigger ships could could cost $1bn each and there is a growing threat of cybersecurity, say insurers
Leaders' debate: Cameron and Miliband set to face Jeremy Paxman next week; Broadcasters expected to confirm first interview on Sky and Channel 4, which will see prime minister and Labour leader grilled separately
Mark Duggan shooting: police watchdog clears officers of wrongdoing; IPCC calls for urgent improvement in accountability, including recording of radio communications during undercover firearms operations
New Aumbry to open on Roadhouse site in Manchester; While Mancunian music lovers are mourning the loss of the legendary Roadhouse, the venue is to be turned into a new venture for Mary-Ellen McTague, whose much-loved Prestwich restaurant, Aumbry, closed last summer
Pensioners mock David Cameron at Age UK conference; Audience heckles prime minister as he defends NHS policy and laughs when he tries to explain his announcement that he will not seek to serve third term
Prince of Wales aircraft carrier 'makes little sense' without aircraft to fly from it; MPs warn in report of spiralling costs of aircraft and of support needed to protect carrier with ships and submarines
Scotland advised to take strong action after missing emissions target again; Committee on climate change advises Edinburgh to rethink cuts on air duty and introduce measures to reduce road traffic
Scottish Labour pledges £175m 'anti-poverty fund'; Jim Murphy says cash freed up by abolishing bedroom tax in UK would be used to end reliance on food banks
Suspects should stay anonymous until charged, MPs say; Commons home affairs select committee believes media naming increases potential for damaging lives of people who may never face prosecution
Teenager shot near Dulwich College in south London; Metropolitan police say a 17-year-old has been taken to hospital with a gunshot wound to the stomach and is in a critical condition
The charm of Chadlington: home of country-boy Cameron; Residents of the PM's constituency village are unsurprised by his desire to leave office after two terms - who wouldn't want to retreat to such a rural idyll
The knives are out: Sarah Vine and Jay Rayner clash on Twitter over kitchens; Daily Mail columnist and wife of Michael Gove clashes with Jay Rayner and Jack Monroe after Private Eye skewering over MPs' expenses
Thinktank tells Ukip departing from EU would cost UK economy £56bn; Open Europe thinktank warns Ukip that Britain could lose 2.23% of its GDP by leaving the EU customs union and single market
Tim Farron not a 'credible leader' for Lib Dems, says Vince Cable; Business secretary dismisses MP when asked about possible successors to Nick Clegg in any post-election leadership contest, but does not rule out a bid himself
Tories draw level with Labour in winning gay vote; Survey of LGBT voting intentions puts Conservatives and Labour on 26% in poll as support for Liberal Democrats plummets and Greens make gains
Transport for London Bill falls but wider public land issue remains; A small group of petitioners and MPs have stopped the capital's transport body having more property development powers but what is the best use to make of exploitable public land?
UK immigration policy failing Scotland, says Scottish minister; Scottish government wants Westminster to reinstate work visas for foreign students, to help boost economy
Ukip picks ex-Labour politician to replace disgraced Janice Atkinson; Nigel Farage announces Harriet Yeo as candidate in Folkestone, Kent, after previous hopeful was expelled over expenses scandal
Ukraine pleads for quick restructuring of debts; Finance minister Natalie Jaresko wants to see debt cut and interest on remainder reduced so Ukraine can move towards stability
Was Cameron's no-third-term announcement just careless?; 'Doing a Blair' and naming potential successors will have inflamed passions, as well as raising the question of whether he steps down before the 2020 election
'McIlroy will win the Masters, his game is perfect for Augusta'
'Miracle' of Ashya cancer treatment shines spotlight on proton therapy
'To be known as the crazy guy wasn't what I wanted' admits Lafferty as he hopes for a return to Rangers
Acquisition makes it a cakewalk for Finsbury
Aidan Smith on football : No hanging about as happy Hearts make up for lost time
Analysis : Subtle shift that aims to make real difference
Asco secures GBP100m five-year contract with BP in North Sea
Cautious optimism tempered by the fact this team needs time when there just isn't enough before start of RWC
Comment : Pick 'n' mix in high street change of captains
Commercial property : More than just a pretty place
Energy switching jumps 80 per cent after DECC campaign
Festival bid to transform school's fortunes
FirstGroup secures right to run Great Western line until 2019
Foreign criminals roam free as police fail to check records of 1 in 3 arrested
Further Scots devolution 'could destabilise the UK'
Galactic blunders can boost rocket science
Game is up for Britain's extremists, warns May
I won't shirk difficult decisions when it comes to my pals, insists Clarke
Inevitable McCall will stay at Ibrox, says McGhee
Inside Politics : Will the election change things, or will it just be more of the same
Leader : Better checks are needed on foreign criminals
Longannet no more as coal-fired power ends in Scotland
Markets : Hope of Chinese easing lifts miners
Martin Dempster on golf : Torrance honoured at golf's Oscars
Martin Dempster on golf : Weather woes taken in stride by model pros
McDonald to get bumper pay deal as Halfords boss
Miliband: 'Never in a million years' will Salmond call shots with Labour
Murray says previous Rangers board should be 'ashamed of themselves'
Only fools should put trust in the smart home of the future
Outlander raises its standard in Scotland
Paper trail still works for single application form
Plenty for Cotter to pick from - at least on paper
RBS to sell extra dollars 3bn tranche of Citizens
Rescue heroes' farewell party grounded by MoD's 'party politics' rule
Rhodes isn't just top gun to aim at minnows
South African troops 'parachuted' in for World Cup project
Strong pound dents factory export figures
Tough trading takes toll on marketing firm's profits
Tulloch breaks turf in Granite City with GBP9m development
Action plan needed to raise standards in Yorkshire schools
Animal magic draws crowds at Tropical World re-opening in Leeds
Concern for teenage girl missing from Leeds home for two weeks
Leeds "bag o'chems" house party shut down before 300 revellers arrive
Shoppers tackle armed robber in dramatic Leeds city centre jewellery raid
Supermarket changes store plans after south Leeds residents voice concerns
58 years for untouchable' £1.9m Leeds drugs gang who traded in front of Malmaison hotel
Dramatic CCTV shows moment cross-dressing robbers raided Leeds post office
Hundreds pack church for funeral of Leeds schoolboy killed in car crash
Leeds hospital trust criticised after heart patient dies
Leeds house party shut down before 300 revellers arrive
Mum-of-one's terror as knife-wielding robbers in Halloween masks rob Leeds corner shop
Police should have responded over Leeds stray dog attack'
South Leeds: Pickles blocks Morley traveller site growth
AIR POLLUTION LINKED TO RAISED STROKE RISK
CENSORSHIP ROW OVER CHILD-FRIENDLY APP THAT TAKES SWEAR WORDS OUT OF EBOOKS
CLICK AND COLLECT' ON HIGH STREET NEAR YOU
DEBUNKED, WILD CLAIMS OF DUGGAN'S SUPPORTERS
Doomed jet's sister plane hit trouble 4 months ago
EVERY ETHNIC GROUP IN BRITAIN WANTS A CUT IN IMMIGRATION
HECKLED AND JEERED, PM FACES IRE OF OAPS AT RALLY
HOMES WHERE NO ONE WORKS DOWN 600,000 IN FIVE YEARS
HOW AN OH SO COSY CHAT ENDED IN A FIASCO
HS2 WILL COST 9 TIMES MORE THAN FRENCH LINE'
LABOUR CANDIDATE TROLLED MP WITH SEXIST AND RACIST' TWEETS
PM'S ALLIES LEFT PICKING UP PIECES OVER LEADERSHIP GAFFE
POLICE MARKSMAN VINDICATED OVER SHOOTING GANGSTER
POLICE TOLD TO RECORD EACH TIME THEY STOP A DRIVER
Psychologists identify irritable Cockneys, nice Scots and anxious Welsh
TEENAGERS ARE HAPPIER THAN TEN YEARS AGO
TORIES AND LABOUR NECK AND NECK AS UKIP SUPPORT SLIPS
UK TO SPEND EXTRA £180M ON DEFENCES FOR FALKLANDS
VICTORY FOR SISTER CUT OUT OF MOTHER'S £2.5M WILL
VOTERS' FAVOURITE BORIS REFUSES TO SAY HE'LL RUN
WARNING: JUST 3 DRINKS A DAY COULD LEAD TO LIVER CANCER
WE WON'T LET CAMERON GOVERN ALONE, SAYS SALMOND
Election 2015: Cameron and Miliband face final PMQs of parliament - live; With 43 days until voters go to the polls, our essential coverage of the election campaign continues with Andrew Sparrow and the Guardian's team of reporters
Five things charities need to know ahead of the general election; The Social Leaders Debate aired the positions of the UK political parties on the voluntary sector
Future leadership of Tory party thrown open after Cameron's surprise remarks; George Osborne believed to be prime minister's strong personal preference as successor, but naming Theresa May and Boris Johnson suggests caution over specific endorsement
Isis launches assault on pro-Assad forces in western Syria; Offensive near Homs and Hama follows recent setbacks for militant group and threatens fresh sectarian tensions between minority Ismailis and Sunnis
Jeremy Clarkson future unclear as reports suggest he is to be sacked; Daily Telegraph reports Top Gear star host has been found to have engaged in physical assault by BBC investigation led by Ken MacQuarrie
Liberal Andrew Laming banned from chamber for pouring oil on hands; Backbencher pours flammable bunker fuel on his hands during a speech about the cruise industry before being named by the speaker
NHS reform: what next for the world's best health system?; Despite the pressures of an ageing population and scant resources, the NHS is the envy of many. Yet the three main parties agree it must adapt to survive. How do they see its future?
'Voices and alarms' on recorder from cockpit of Germanwings plane crash; Air accident investigators extract audio from cockpit voice recorder and 'remain optimistic' about finding second black box of flight 4U9525
A320 is one of world's safest planes, but Germanwings crash will raise questions; Catastrophic decompression, engine or electrical failure or pilot error could emerge as possible cause for the loss of flight 4U9525
Abbott government likely to ask for deadline extension on disability wage; Government to ask Human Rights Commission for extra time to come up with a new system to determine fair pay for intellectually disabled workers
ACCC slaps down Andrew Forrest's call for cap on iron ore production; Competition watchdog warns against 'attempts to engage in cartel conduct' and Joe Hockey says idea is not acceptable after it received support from Julie Bishop
Afghan president to Congress: 'we don't want your charity'; US troops in Afghanistan to remain amid Taliban attacks, Obama said on Tuesday Ashraf Ghani: 'We have no more interest in perpetuating childish dependence'
After the Trojan horse schools 'people are looking to the future, not the past'; Peter Wilby interviews veteran troubleshooter Mike Tomlinson, midway through his mission to sort out the Birmingham schools scandal
All aboard the Super Savari Express: an armed tour bus for crime-ridden Karachi; It takes six gun-toting guards and a special bus in order for the wealthier residents of Karachi to see the sights of their own city
An immoral plundering of other countries' intellectual resources
Arizona woman cleared after 22 years on death row: 'This is not happiness'; Debra Milke describes her release as 'bittersweet' after 25 years served for the murder of her son, in a case that rested on the work of disgraced detective
Baja California farm workers demand better pay and working conditions; Negotiations between Mexican strike leaders and growers resume Wednesday Grievances include low pay, long hours, child labour and sexual harassment
Balls rules out NI rise after Cameron wrongfoots Miliband on VAT; Shadow chancellor seeks to neutralise Tory claims of a 'tax bombshell' after PM takes Commons by surprise with pledge not to raise VAT
Ban fast-food outlets from hospitals, MPs demand; Committee says NHS should lead by example in tackling obesity and should invest more money in weight-management schemes
Battleground Britain: a confident Clegg is relying on resilience of his local MPs; Analysis: Party officials believe they are well informed about state of play in the 40 or so seats on which the party's fate rests
Battleground Britain: Lib Dems face uphill battle to hold Taunton Deane; Voters in Liberal Democrat heartland of Somerset wary of accepting apologies and fresh promises after party's record in coalition
BBC pushes back after MPs criticise lack of coverage of committee; Corporation reminds MPs not to interfere with its independence as select committee expresses 'grave concern' over lack of airtime it has received
Beating water and land shortages in the Middle East and north Africa; Focusing on the nexus between scarce resources is the only route to sustainable supplies of water, food and energy
block-time published-time 7.15am GMT France's; Search and recovery at crash site resumesAll 150 people on the plane thought to have died 45 Spaniards, 67 Germans, including 16 schoolchildren, among feared victims Two Australians and "a number" of British nationals also on board What we know so farRead the latest news storyView gallery of images from emergency responseThis blog is now closed: live updates continue here
Bowe Bergdahl faces life in prison after being charged with desertion; Soldier who spent five years in Taliban captivity faces life in prison, after being freed last year in a prisoner swap with five Guantánamo Bay detainees
Boy's shop mirror death was accident waiting to happen, says coroner; Inquest jury returns narrative verdict over death of four-year-old Austen Harrison, who was crushed by falling mirror in Hugo Boss store
Budget flights have transformed Europe's mentality. Crashes won't change that; The Germanwings disaster reminds us that air travel makes us vulnerable. Then we turn away from the truth as we board our next flight
California lawyer seeks to put 'shoot the gays' proposal on 2016 ballot; Matt McLaughlin wants homosexuality punished 'by bullets to the head'State attorney general may be powerless to stop proposal going forward
Cameron pledges no increase in VAT; Prime minister echoes Labour's promise to keep VAT at current level, but Tories' plans would bring deep cuts in public spending
Central African Republic farmers 'need seeds urgently to avert food shortages'; UN says that without seeds and tools to plant crops, food scarcity could see CAR revert to chaos and violence, and increase costs of any humanitarian response
Chief scientist calls for experts not 'ranting entertainers' to lead debate;
Chile abortion arrest: sick woman is reported to police after going to hospital; Country's total ban on abortion back in spotlight after doctor reported patient, 25, to police on suspicion of using drug to terminate pregnancy
Clean Energy Council suggests Coalition and Labor 'split the difference' over RET; Renewable energy industry peak body tries to broker a deal between the two major parties to end the standoff over the target
Climate change: farmers urge Coalition to restore emissions trading scheme; Failure to acknowledge the problem is 'doing the industry a disservice' and harming Australia's international standing, says farming group
Coalition ahead as Labor hit by Greens and minor parties in NSW election poll; Lonergan poll shows electricity privatisation a key issue but Mike Baird still the clear winner as preferred NSW premier compared with Luke Foley, 52% to 25%
Coalition government 'almost a comedy no-go area', says Rory Bremner; Comedian claims public don't know who politicians are - and Westminster is unable to keep up with social media change
Consuming three alcoholic drinks a day may cause liver cancer - study; World Cancer Research Fund says analysis of 34 previous studies pinpoints level of drinking implicated in liver cancer
Disabled people shut out of politics by lack of access at polling stations; Almost half of all MPs' offices have doors and corridors that won't fit a wheelchair through and neither David Cameron's office, nor that of disability minister Mark Harper is accessible
European politicians envy Canada's points system for migrants. But how well has it worked?; Canada's Conservative government is, ironically, now adopting European and Australian policies that make citizenship harder to get and easier to lose
Exclusive: Albanese spoke out against metadata bill in shadow cabinet meeting; Labor frontbencher told colleagues he had strong concerns about the mandatory data retention scheme and remained unsatisified with the compromise deal
Farage calls anti-Ukip protesters who forced him out of pub 'scum'; Protesters in fancy dress invaded pub in Kent where Ukip leader was having lunch with his family before pursuing him outside
Farc guerrillas and Colombian troops to work together to tackle landmine legacy; Farc rebels were among the world's most prolific mine layers but a tortuous peace process has brought hope for Colombians running the daily risk of injury or death
FBI told its cyber surveillance programs have actually not gone far enough; In-house 9/11 Review Commission calls for further expansion of informant and cyber surveillance networks but largely ignores domestic intelligence gathering
Female polar bear raises hopes of birth in captivity; Owners of Highland Wildlife Park hope Victoria, 18, will get chummy with male Arktos during her stay in the Cairngorms
Fidelity, the past and future, and a great big Iranian nuclear wedding; The West faces a dilemma as Iran nuclear talks resume in Lausanne today. Should it place clarity over what happened in the past over safeguards on what will happen in the future?
Forget flexibility. What working women really want is power; New research suggests women are more concerned with job satisfaction and making a difference than work-life balance
Former Greek finance minister given suspended sentence over 'Lagarde list'; George Papaconstantinou cleared of felony charges but guilty of misdemeanour over list of Greeks with secret bank accounts
Fragile truce brings limited respite to war-weary people of eastern Ukraine; The population of eastern Ukraine faces a humanitarian crisis with an acute lack of basic amenities and mental health problems taking a heavy toll
Gangs operated openly in Dorset prison, say inspectors; Official report on Guys Marsh jail finds 'very high levels of violence' driven by the supply of drugs, and that managers had all but lost control
German high school pays tribute to students and teachers lost in plane crash; Joseph-König High School mourns after 16 students and two teachers killed following crash of Germanwings flight 4U9525 in French Alps
Germanwings Airbus 320 crash: at least three British victims - live updates; Search and recovery at crash site resumesBlack box found damaged but usable150 victims include 67 Germans and 49 SpaniardsTwo Australians and three Britons dead What we know so far
Germanwings Airbus 320 crash: victims to be named - live updates; Search and recovery at crash site resumesBlack box found damaged but usable150 victims include 67 Germans and 45 SpaniardsTwo Australians and 'a number' of Britons dead What we know so farView gallery of images
Germanwings crash calls attention to Airbus safety history; Unexplained descent of flight 4U9525 the latest in line of incidents involving planes made by French aviation company, including December's AirAsia disaster
Germanwings crash: at least three Britons among victims, UK confirms; Foreign secretary Philip Hammond also says he cannot rule out possibility that there are further British people involved
Germanwings crash: first victims named as search resumes; Hundreds of emergency workers resume search for bodies of passengers on flight 4U9525, which crashed in the French Alps
Germanwings plane crash investigators begin examining black box; Officials hope recordings of voices and sounds in the cockpit will explain why Airbus crashed into the French Alps, killing 150 people
Grant Shapps did not publish own name on marketing website, analysis finds; Despite claims, detailed checks of web archive fail to show any mention of Tory chair's name alongside that of his alias, Michael Green
Great Barrier Reef: Nationals MP says environmentalists are guilty of treason; Conservation groups are 'eco-traitors' for lobbying the Unesco world heritage committee on reef, says Abbot government backbencher George Christensen
Hard-headed approach frees kangaroo with head stuck in watering can - video; Can-do attitude of onlookers in South Australia helps liberate two-metre red kangaroo that became snared by a steel watering can
How can we build a better society for older people? Live discussion; Join our panel on Wednesday 25 March from noon till 2pm to discuss how to make the best use of older people's skills, knowledge and experience
How can we haggle over the price for a vaccine against meningitis?; I almost lost my daughter to the disease and there is something utterly immoral about the market holding the NHS and the sick to ransom
How each £1 paid in council tax is spent; The LGA has broken down how each £1 of council tax is divided into different services by local councils in England - and how this could change by 2020
Human rights groups call Utah firing squad decision 'backward - and backwoods'; Activists point out state is bucking national trend of moving away from death penalty and say it should be following suit 'not trying to fix the unfixable'
I feel a responsibility to be open about my work in child protection; We need to share positive stories when public confidence is knocked by negative media portrayals
I stand by Labour's immigration policy in the 90s. But I do have one regret; Were I to have my time again I would have pressed harder to ensure host communities were protected from a large influx of immigrants
Igniting a revolution in scientific research and development; Innovative partnerships between science, business and charities could help tackle some of the most challenging healthcare issues, transforming the prospects of developing countries
Immigration: let's change the way we talk about it; Too often those on either side of the debate speak about it merely in transactional terms, arguing over what it does for and to us. Today we try to bring fresh light to the issue
India supreme court strikes down internet censorship law; Decision ends 'section 66A' law that made posting information of 'grossly offensive or menacing character' punishable by up to three years in jail
Indigenous issues largely ignored in NSW election campaign, say community; Prominent people say the Baird government's cuts to legal aid, women's shelters and homelessness have a disproportionate impact on Indigneous communities
Indonesian police blame jihadis returning from Syria for chlorine bomb; Authorities say device detonated in Jakarta mall have 'signature' of Islamic State and warn that Syrian conflict is providing oxygen to local extremist networks
Ireland's economy 'starting to fire on all cylinders', says IMF report; Annual assessment of Irish economy shows healthy economic growth despite high unemployment and widespread mortgage arrears
Is it 'Red Tape Repeal' day? Or 'favours to business groups' day?; The idea of cutting red tape is one of enduring appeal. But the reality is we need regulation and bureaucracy. The alternative is chaos
Israel election: Binyamin Netanyahu rules out Palestinian state if he wins; Prime minister makes last appeal to rightwingers in close contest with centre-left Zionist Union opposition before polling stations open on Tuesday
It's OK to leak government secrets - as long as it benefits politicians; It is hypocritical that some leaks will land you in jail, while others just lead to a slap on the wrist
Jail for thief who tried to sell secret nuclear submarine documents; Marcin Kostrzewa sentenced to four and a half years after being caught in sting operation demanding £50,000 from 'Polish spy'
Jerusalem at boiling point of polarisation and violence - EU report; Exclusive: Leaked report says city more divided than at any time since 1967 and calls for consideration of tougher sanctions over settlement building
Jim Murphy pledges £1bn to win Scottish Labour voters back from SNP; Party leader unveils plans including 5,000 guaranteed jobs for unemployed young people in bid to stave off disaster at general election
Johnston Press posts pre-tax loss of £23.9m;
Jon Cruddas urges Labour focus on devolution to cities; Labour has become a party of institutional conservatives, says policy coordinator, in call for greater redistribution of power away from Whitehall
Keep it in the Ground campaign: six things we've learned; It's been a few weeks since we launched our major climate change project. Here's what we have learned so far
Labor: Mike Baird must disclose Chinese interest in NSW electricity network sale; Federal Labor senator Sam Dastyari says the NSW premier should reveal the content of his discussions with China's State Grid Corporation
Labour pledges to end dependency on food banks with welfare reforms; Party is promising to scrap benefit sanctions and low pay culture that it believes is forcing people to turn to food banks
Lasting peace in Israel requires two-state solution, says Cameron; David Cameron tells newly elected Israeli leader Binyamin Netanyahu he should commit to talks on Palestine as Obama expresses concern over divisive rhetoric
Liberal and National parties tried to stop release of AEC reviews of their finances; Parties argues against the release of electoral commission reviews with the Nationals claiming the information could be used by opponents
Liberal National party fundraising bodies forced to correct AEC returns; AEC review reveals multiple errors amounting to millions of dollars were made in political donation disclosures while accounting for fundraising bodies was managed by the LNP
Liz Truss rejects call for MPs' pension fund to divest from fossil fuels; Caroline Flint also declines to support divestment during public debate on green policies held by Green Alliance and consortium of environmental NGOs
Lord Smith 'hugely sceptical' of fracking for shale oil in the UK; Former environment agency chief says environmental case for shale oil in the UK is much tougher to make than for shale gas and calls for a single regulator
Malcolm Turnbull explains how people can avoid having metadata collected; Australia's communications minister names messaging services people could use to avoid detection by the data retention laws he is pushing in parliament
Many women of color don't go to the police after sexual assault for a reason; Survivors are seeking alternative paths to justice that don't require involving a racist criminal justice system
Mark Duggan shooting: armed officers cleared of wrongdoing; Police watchdog the IPCC says Duggan, whose 2011 killing sparked riots, was probably throwing handgun away when he was shot
Mark Duggan's mother: police report is 'another slap in the face'; Pam Duggan says family disappointed by IPCC clearing of firearms officers of wrongdoing in the 2011 shooting of Mark Duggan
Methamphetamine use the biggest drug problem facing Australian police - report; Crime commission report shows 1.3 million Australian have tried methamphetamine in the form of ice or speed
Mexican singer shot six times in latest attack on drug trafficking glorifiers
Minus migrant labour, Britain would collapse
Nigeria's police chief bans vehicles from roads on election day this Saturday; Decision to 'ensure adequate security' will deepen tensions before closely fought poll
NSW election winner seems clear, but fear, anxiety and nerves take hold; No one expects anyone except Mike Baird to be premier on Saturday night, but there is still plenty to play for in the final days of the campaign
NSW Labor overestimates dividends from electricity assets by $1.3bn; Liberals say costings expose Labor as misleading voters after Luke Foley claimed the Baird government would throw away $1.7bn in revenue by leasing electricity assets
NT to audit Aboriginal town camps after Alice Springs child rape allegation; Chief minister Adam Giles announces review of services, saying allegation has 'left me deeply concerned about safety and living conditions in these areas'
One satellite data set is underestimating global warming; A new study suggests that the University of Alabama at Huntsville is lowballing the warming of the atmosphere
Personal stories of outsiders who have come to Britain hit home
Philadelphia police shooting victims are 81% African American, report finds; Policing report reviewed department's use of fatal force from 2007 to 2013Of 29 cases in which officer thought suspect had gun, 25 involved black people
Police continued spying on Labour activists after their election as MPs; Ex-minister Peter Hain says whistleblower's disclosure of spying operations during 1990s raises questions about parliamentary sovereignty
Police investigate threats to anti-Ukip protesters who targeted Nigel Farage; Demonstrators who forced Nigel Farage to flee pub receive abusive messages by text and email as well as on Twitter and Facebook
Pope Francis to meet brother of David Haines, aid worker beheaded by Isis; Face-to-face meeting comes amid signs Vatican would support military intervention against Islamic State to stem persecution of Christians in the region
Prosecutor calls for Knox and Sollecito's murder convictions to be upheld; Italian judges will rule on Friday on whether to uphold convictions of Amanda Knox and Raffaele Sollecito for murder of British student Meredith Kercher in 2007 or whether to order a retrial
Q&A: how to get a graduate job in the third sector; Graduate jobs can be competitive. Join our experts from 1-3pm Wednesday 25 March to get advice on finding graduate work in the third sector
Raffaele Sollecito to seek separate retrial from Amanda Knox during ruling; Italy's high court to decide Wednesday on pair's 2014 murder convictionFamily and attorney argue 'differences' in Sollecito's and Knox's cases
Remember Strangeways, 1990? The bad old days of inhumane prisons are back; When prisoners are merely warehoused, society suffers as a whole. If only politicians had learned the lessons of recent history
Revealed: political parties' widespread failure to disclose donations; Exclusive: electoral commission documents obtained under freedom of information laws show a pattern of errors by political parties in managing their financial records
Richard III DNA tests uncover evidence of further royal scandal; Latest genetic tests reveal another break in the male line, potentially undermining the legitimacy of the entire House of Plantagenet
Seattle's sensible approach puts drug offenders into treatment, not jail; The influential Law-Enforcement Assisted Diversion, or Lead, program is making waves in criminal justice circles - and it could be coming to other US cities
Sex abuse poses 'significant risk' to UN peacekeeping, says leaked report; Internal UN research talks of a culture of impunity and underreporting on sexual abuse cases in peacekeeping missions
Smiling Scots, worried Welsh and lazy Londoners: survey maps regional personality types; New research by Cambridge scientists analyses the way different personalities cluster across Great Britain
Solicitors fail to stop cuts in legal aid defence contracts; Law Society and London Criminal Courts Solicitors' Association seek permission to appeal to supreme court to overturn judgment
Study shows humans are evolving faster than previously thought; Results of largest ever genetics study of a single population could also help refine dates for major events during human evolution
Sun legal proceedings have 'a flavour of war', says acquitted editor; Tabloids feel like they are being targeted by the establishment, Sun executive editor Fergus Shanahan claims, following number of cases against journalists
Tale behind the UK's open-borders policy on 2004 EU enlargement
The 'super-council' leader making friends across the north-east; Durham council leader Simon Henig is assembling a regional authority to rival Manchester's northern 'powerhouse'
The benefit sanctions regime should be scrapped; We need an independent review to tell us it's wrong to let sick and disabled people starve? Really?
The big bang: are we in a 'pics or it didn't happen' type situation?; Scientists at Cern are suggesting they could soon detect miniature black holes, proving the existence of parallel universes and disproving the big bang theory of the creation of the universe. Or something
The Guardian view on Lee Kuan Yew: a new generation should build on his successes, not rest on them; Young Singaporeans chafe at the paternalism that was the hallmark of the late prime minister. Liberalisation is the big challenge for the economic powerhouse he leaves behind
The Guardian view on surveillance of MPs: don't confuse dissent with crime; MPs have privileges for a reason - to allow them to protect the freedoms of the rest of us
The Guardian view on taxes in the election: dangerous taboos; If politicians keep to their promises not to raise taxes, that is dismaying. But if they honour them, the consequences will be terrifying
The SNP may well hold the balance of power - it's democracy, stupid; Grant Shapps says Alex Salmond is trying to undermine a government chosen by the British people. But Scots are part of Britain too, and can vote how they like
The terror attack in Copenhagen; With heightened fears about security for Jewish communities across Europe, we asked readers to share their views on emigrating to Israel
The uncertain effects of population flows on the environment
The untold love story of David Cameron and Ed Miliband; Wednesday marks the last prime minister's questions of the coalition. The weekly slanging matches between David Cameron and Ed Miliband masked the fact that their biggest enemy is not at the dispatch box, but behind them
The Weekly Beast: Malcolm Turnbull's got a new app (hint - it's not Tinder); Plus everyone wants a piece of the so-called 'women's market', shirtfront segment not hung out to dry and Aston off the air
This Mark Duggan whitewash should be the death knell for the IPCC; The police watchdog's latest report is little more than a rehash of the police version of events. The organisation is clearly unfit for purpose
UK immigration: generational Ponzi scheme or economic saviour, or both?
Unborn babies whose mothers smoke cover their faces more often - report; Ultrasounds show fetuses covering their face and touching their mouth more often if their mothers smoke while pregnant, medical journal study says
US museums asked to sever ties with fossil fuel industry; Scientists and cultural figures call on science and art museums to ditch corporate sponsorships from fossil fuel companies
US TV reporter assaulted in Egypt in 2011 readmitted to hospital; Lara Logan reportedly suffering from complications linked to brutal attack
US warplanes begin air strikes on Isis in Iraqi city of Tikrit; Reversal from Pentagon puts American airpower close to a supporting role for the Iranian-backed militias on the ground, at request of Iraqi prime minister
Voters split over David Cameron's decision to rule out third term; Guardian/ICM poll finds 38% of respondents believe PM was right to impose a term limit on himself and 38% think he was wrong
We're treating soil like dirt. It's a fatal mistake, as our lives depend on it; War, pestilence, even climate change, are trifles by comparison. Destroy the soil and we all starve
Wellcome Trust rejects Guardian's calls to divest from fossil fuels; Director of the charitable trust, Jeremy Farrar, says retaining fossil fuel shares gives more influence over such companies - but they would not rule out divesting in the future, should engagement prove ineffective
What is the future of health and social care integration? Live discussion; Join our expert panel on Thursday 26 March between 12:30 and 2pm
Why Sunderland wants to make sure its employees feel valued and supported; City council is building a more collaborative environment for its workforce, including launching an academy for those working in social care and recruiting to three high profile roles
Why the next George Soros will probably be a refugee; An ability to see why other peoples' perceptions are distorted is at the heart of Soros's success. He learned it to survive as a young refugee
Why were special branch watching me even when I was an MP?; Having active files on MPs who were seen as radical decades earlier is a fundamental threat to our democracy
Yemen edges towards all-out civil war as rebels advance on city of Aden; Some reports suggest president Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi has fled country
Don't blame second homes for rural gloom; Weekenders are a boon to the countryside yet politicians condemn it to deprivation with poor housing and transport
HSBC to move UK operation HQ to Brum's Arena Central
'I was in a world of pain until nurse Julie came to my rescue'
'Trojan horse school' interim head axed after two months
1,000 boozed-up women are fined in West Midlands
Bats aren'the stuff of nightmares for buyers;
Crash pads targeted at visiting business people
Double-life cop 'deserves every day of 7-year term'
Duo charged with wounding woman in nightclub toilets;
Jail for stalker who sparked bomb scare; MAN SENT BIZARRE GIFTS TO FORMER BRUM DJ KATE
Road sign death crash driver 'was appreciably over the alcohol limit'; MAN, 31, DENIES CAUSING DEATH OF WOMAN BY CARELESS DRIVING
xchange students among 150 killed in Alps plane disaster
Foodbank Britain should be a temporary aberration, Labour have a good plan to deal with this
Heathrow is not just best for Britain, it is also backed by Britain
Jowell to propose London Hotel Levy to fund cultural activities in the capital
Labour set to rule out basic and higher rate income tax rises before election
London Mayor should be able to push up living wage and introduce controls on rent, says Gareth Thomas
Mandelson analyses the state of British politics – and the Tory and Labour election campaigns
Murphy pledges £1 billion to help Scotland’s youth
Nearly three-fifths of voters would be “dismayed” by a Labour/SNP deal, poll finds
PMQs Verdict: 5 years, 146 sessions, 73 wasted hours
Redefining the relationship – Is now the time for a new public service settlement between citizen and state?
SATURDAY, 3RD OCTOBER WRITE FOR LABOURLIST DONATE ABOUT US LabourList NEWS COMMENT VIDEO SEATS & SELECTIONS LOCAL GOVERNMENT SCOTLAND WALES UNIONS EVENTS LABOURLIST DAILY EMAIL Everything Labour. Every weekday morning. PROUDLY SPONSORED BY unison speaking up LABOURLIST PODCAST -LISTEN NOW You are here: Home » Comment » It’s time to end the lie that Labour and Tories are ‘the same’ on austerity
The rise of food banks in 21stCentury Britain is nothing short of a disgrace. Figures from the Trussell Trust show that the number of people using food banks has increased from 41,000 in 2009-10 to 913,000 in 2013-14. Meanwhile, the number of jobs paying less than a living wage has gone up by 1.5 million from 3.4 million to 4.9 million (a 44% rise) under David Cameron. And there are now 1.8 million zero hours contracts in the economy. The Tories’ attitude to the relentless rise in hunger in Britain speaks volumes for who they stand up for. They refuse to accept any responsibility for it, despite the fact their policies are making it worse. The huge rise in the number of people using food banks in the last few years shows that the social security system in the hands of the Tories is too often letting down those who need its support, with job centre advisers given unfair targets for sanctioning people rather than providing the support to help people back to work. The Tories’ cruel targets for sanctions in addition to benefit delays, failure on low pay, and cruel and unfair measures like the Bedroom Tax have created the conditions for rising food bank use. To address the issues we need coordinated and effective Government action but there is no sense that any Government department under the Tories has taken responsibility for reducing the number of people who depend on food banks. The truth is that the Tories will never address these issues because they believe that the way to manage an economy is to focus only on helping a few at the top. They don’t understand that Britain succeeds only when hardworking families succeed. To make a difference we need a Labour Government. That’s why today we have pledged to bring down the number of people using food banks in the next parliament, through a new five point plan which will tackle the root causes of rising food bank dependency. The next Labour government will reduce the number of people who rely on food banks by the end of the next Parliament by: Tackling low pay. We’ll raise the minimum wage to at least £8 an hour before 2020, give tax rebates to firms who pay a Living Wage, and end exploitative zero-hours contracts. Ensuring there is a co-ordinated and effective approach to food policy in government. We’ll end the chaos that we see today where no minister has responsibility for tackling food bank dependency. Getting a grip on benefit payments delays, including Jobseekers Allowance, and Personal Independence Payments which have led to rising reliance on food banks. We will set a target to bring down the number of people who cite delays or mistakes with their benefit payments as their reason for using a food bank by the end of our first year in office. Abolishing Job Centre benefit sanction targets. We’ll ensure the system is fair by reducing waiting times for hardship payments and making sure the most vulnerable including those with mental health issues, carers, pregnant women and people at risk of domestic violence are protected. Scrapping the cruel and unfair Bedroom Tax which has hit over half a million people, two thirds of them disabled, pushing families into debt and through the doors of food banks. Under the Tories we would see a permanent cost-of-living crisis and a continuing rise in the number of families forced to depend on food banks. That’s why we need Labour’s better plan for Britain’s future where we can address the root causes of rising food bank dependency by tackling low pay, ensuring a joined-up approach to food policy in government, and ensuring that the social security system treats people fairly and is there for every one of us when we need it. The choice at the next election couldn’t be any clearer.
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The Independent View: Half of the public are likely to change their vote after examining the parties’ policies
The Independent View: Location, location … taxation? The benefits of a locally-driven mansion tax
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A TALL ORDER; Giant chef Ben's monster 15,000-calorie burger test
Bullying rant out of order; JANE O'GORMAN SOLVES YOUR PROBLEMS TODAY ... AND EVERY DAY
Celebrity cook-ups; IT'S NOT JUST CAMERON & MILIBAND WHO CAN LOOK IN A KITCHEN
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Eamonn's pants!; WHY RUTH BANNED HIM FROM CBB
JIHADI WITH NO JOHN; Gunman complains over lack of toilets
KATE: I'M QUITTING BRITAIN!; ...but only for 3 months
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OOH LA LARD!; Paris-trained chefs bake for tubby tyrant
RUSS IS A MASSIVE THINKER!; Joker beats top brains
She says I am a flop in bedroom; JANE O'GORMAN SOLVES YOUR PROBLEMS TODAY ... AND EVERY DAY
Sher is spooky!; Hot TV NEWSINSIDE NUMBER 9
TROUBLED CORRIE STAR SUICIDE OVER WORK; Body found in lagoon
WE ALL WANT MIGRANT CAP; 'UK ethnic groups demand a cut'
We're the victims say train fans; CHELSEA 'CHANT' ROW 5 DENY RACIST CLAIM
WERE PILOTS KNOCKED OUT?; Warning of more dead Brits in mountain Airbus horror as aviation experts ask... Mystery of a 'crack' in windscreen
I hire hunky men for sex; JANE O'GORMAN SOLVES YOUR PROBLEMS TODAY ... JUST JANE
'1,000 killed by Boko Haram in three months'; world in brief
'I've resumed role as Helen Mirren's tea boy'; Director Curtis tells of time as young aide to star of his latest film
'When you divorce you become poor'; What millionaire's ex-wife said when she was awarded 80% of property
1D fans post self-harm photos after Zayn quits; news in brief
British military training for 'moderates' in Syria; news in brief
Car deals to boost paramedics' morale; London Ambulance Service will offer perks to stamp out 'negative culture'
charles loses bid to keep letters private; prince 'disappointed' that memos to ministers may be made public ; Good day for transparency, says editor
Driverless cars to boost economy by £51bn; Industry will create thousands of jobs and cut road accidents
Flash-flood deaths in Chile desert region; world in brief
Helena: I'd love to do more theatre … I could job share; News and gossip from the world of entertainment by Alistair Foster
How do you like your eggs? Buried for months so they turn black, please; RESTAURANT CHALLENGES 'SQUEAMISH' BRITS WITH PIG'S BLOOD LOLLIPOPS AND TROTTER NUGGETS
It is vital that Prince's memos do not put him at odds with government when king; commentary
Q: Will you be back on London stage, Mr Pacino? A: I hope so, with Broadway play
Sharp Sam's on a slow but sure path to becoming even better; REVIEW
'Club closures will kill city as oasis for artists'
'Please don't clap, it makes students anxious ... just use jazz hands instead'
100 Saudi fighter jets pound Yemen rebels as conflict spreads
Arts and business leaders back £175m Garden Bridge
Charity boss: Young people need more opportunities for success
Church appoints most senior woman bishop
Clegg: I'll borrow £70bn less than Labour
Despot's son with £3.5m home sued for 'ordering hit on Briton'
Did rogue pilot lock himself in cockpit and deliberately crash Airbus into the Alps?
Digging deep to keep capital's lights on
Heavily pregnant mother is fined £70 for parking in 'parent and toddler' bay
I'm not going anywhere, Bercow tells MPs as Tories fight over plot to oust him
Imperial's White City campus 'will be the next Albertopolis'
it sounds like a bushtucker trial … but it's delicious
Jessie's pet is a pup star by royal appointment
Lammy: I'd shut 1,000 streets to let children play
London Bridge 'uncomfortable but is not unsafe'
London's big four universities go on £4bn 'Premier League' spending spree
Minicab drivers may be made to speak English
New gallery at British Museum will celebrate creativity of Islamic world
Nightmare flat led me to launch landlord rating website
Pensioner couple quizzed by police in hunt for body
PM: I'm sorry, Fathers 4 Justice didn't climb on roof of my house
Secret trial student cleared of Blair plot
Taylor-Johnson quits Fifty Shades sequels after 'intense and incredible journey'
Tory mayor hopeful: Reserve new London homes for 'real' Londoners
Tory MP accuses Hague of 'squalid manoeuvre' over secret plot to oust Bercow
Unhealthiest high streets in poorer areas, say experts
US soldier in Taliban prisoner swap charged with desertion
Usher inspired by Royal Academy exhibition
Woman pulled under Tube had stepped off busy carriage
'No basic move from existing boundaries in local authority mergers map'
0 years after the Wars of the Roses, King Richard III is finally laid to rest;
5% of students have worked in fund lifestyles and avoid debt, sex industry to research reveals;
Attacks on NHS have not hurt Labour support, says Alexander
Cameron and Miliband face the heat INTV grilling
Carpenter is jailed for murdering his poet stepmum
Co-pilot locked and rammed jet himself in cockpit into the mountain
Contract signed for construction of £212mWelsh super-prison
Drunk teaching assistants' sexual activity downplayed, hearing told
Emotional instability? Geography is the key
Homophobic tweet teen apologises to ref Owens
Iraqi troops in last push to RETAKETIKRIT from IS
Jail for woman who blackmailed man after affair
Lagoon Project looking to Wales for supply chain
Law student, 27, is cleared of Blair terror plot
One arrest every day as children home alone
Open verdict on Elvis fan due to 'lack of details'
Police face misconduct inquiry in Watkins abuse case
Politics is not a career, but a mission, says Hain in his valedictory address
Prince's letters to ministers are to be published
Tragic blood boy parents condemn 'whitewash'
UK 'backs Saudi action against rebels INYEMEN'
Welsh cities in list of 'unhealthy high streets'
Youngsters are 'vaping' e-cigarettes at schools
Beaver release is a landmark moment in our country's natural history
Cornish brass hoard bought on cheap nets builder £2m
Final warning for woman in police sex case
Heritage attractions get a spring makeover
Polish metalworker jailed for four years for stealing nuclear secrets
Re-opening quarry would jeopardises marine habitat
Row over arrest rates for 'home alone' kids
Good Society Five per cent of students have worked in the sex industry
Call Home British imams launch magazine to ‘reclaim the internet’ from extremists
The government must think more creatively about how to support small businesses
The Sun told readers to turn to Sky Sports during Miliband interview
Tory and UKIP MEPS vote AGAINST proposals to crack down on tax dodging
Liberal Democrats do love a challenge. Not for us the easy life of safe seats and majority governments. Oh no, marginal and year round campaigning is the life for us. So imagine that this is your task: to inspire women to stand for election to new regional councils, under an alternative list system, to be held in September, probably. The regulations for the new system have yet to be finalised, but existing laws, under which all meetings of more than ten people have to be licenced and leaflets cannot be distributed without permission, remain in force. That is the task which Harakie Women, the women’s group within Mouvement Populaire, our sister party in Morocco, currently face. Working with colleagues from VVD in the Netherlands and the FDP in Germany, the Liberal Democrat International Office has been supplying strategic and tactical support to the party’s potential candidates, coaching female candidates and providing them with the skills required to run an effective campaign. So it was that Councillor Nicola Davies, who knows about tough campaigns – Hodge Hill, – and I, were privileged to spend two days with fifty women from towns and villages across Morocco. Travelling with Jose Forslund from the International Office, we went to Tetouan in the north of Morocco, in February this year, to speak to this inspiring group of political women about being a woman in politics and how to run a professional and successful campaign. The things which they want to achieve as councillors for their communities are familiar and admirable: roads, electricity, clinics and secondary schools which are accessible. So too are their long term aspirations: employment for young people, an end to corruption and dealing with problems created by illegal drugs. The restrictions which they face, simply because they are women in a society which is more liberal than some, but still pretty conservative when it comes to gender roles, are not easily overcome. As a woman to may struggle to call your time your own. Even if men are not trying to have you thrown out of council meetings, they can simply move the decision making to a public café which no woman can enter. Nicola and I shared stories of outstanding Liberal Democrat women campaigners, councillors and PPCs. We got down to the brass tacks of messaging and campaigning. For them, Harakie Women, Facebook campaigns are going to be an important weapon. We talked about how to approach being a new councillor or MP and how to handle difficult people. Above all, we talked about to build and maintain your confidence when up against blokes who think they are better than you without any justification. Over two days we learned that although we live in very different circumstances, some issues are universal Harakie Women’s dynamic president Khadija el Morabit joined us at our recent Party Conference in Liverpool. In addition to taking part in the International Office’s pre-election campaigning training programme, she spoke eloquently on a panel hosted by the International Office on the subject of liberal responses to rising radical Islamism in the Middle East. Khadija serves as a shining example for strong liberal women in the Middle East and the work the Liberal Democrats are doing to support her and the Harakie Women is making a real difference to the lives of women and girls who are striving to make liberalism work in their communities. In the coming weeks, while canvassing and delivering in London, I will be thinking occasionally of the impressive women who are battling for Liberalism miles away.
Sir Alan Beith’s final speech to the House of Commons
The Independent View: A new report from CentreForum highlights the problems with Labour’s tuition fees policy
The Independent View: Incentives matter in our education system
Today’s headlines show just how much work is still to do on mental health stigma
We’re heading for a minority Labour government backed by the SNP
CCTV shows armed Leeds shop robber in V for Vendetta' mask
Consumer: On the front line with Citizens Advice Bureau in Leeds
Fears over anti-freeze poisonings in Leeds
First Get Leeds Reading volunteers complete training
Jail for jealous Leeds thug who smashed beer bottle on man's head during attack
Leeds property news: Hands off rental sector changes until after election' says Leeds property expert
Leeds transport firm's bus plan gets seal of approval
Neighbours caught burglar found hiding in Leeds pensioners' bedroom
New train station in Leeds due to open in October
Police release e-fit image after attempted robbery in Leeds
Supergran Leeds shopkeeper who defied knife-wielding robbers: I'm not letting them win'
These errors of fact and logic' in murder trial of Leeds student Meredith Kercher
Video: Roof rescue after north Leeds smash
Watchdog praises work of once-embattled Leeds council department
Work starts to improve west Leeds tower blocks
Magistrates criticise new rules on court costs;
Teachers see more pupils with mental health issues;
UK military nurse hails 'incredible' NHS team that cured her of Ebola
As politics and faith crumble, behold the new power in the land
Below the radar; Editorials Could anyone else have known of Andreas Lubitz's plans when he took to the controls of his Germanwings flight?
Conservatives' 'secret plan' for £12bn welfare cuts; Election 2015 * Proposals include regional benefits cap and taxing disability allowances * Party now disowns blueprint drawn up by officials on senior Tories' orders Leaked papers reveal plans for major welfare cuts
'Murder-suicide' cannot be explained as depression, say experts; Psychology
Acropolis now? British Museum in talks to 'lend' Elgin Marbles to Greece
Amanda Knox acquitted: her ordeal is finally over; American and her ex-boyfriend cleared of British student's murder after 5 trials
At last they are free. This was an outrageous miscarriage of justice;
Britain to support task force against Boko Haram;
British Museum offers to lend Elgin Marbles back to Greece
Catholic priest jailed for abusing teenage boy;
City to charge less for parking on rainy days;
Civil Service 'old boys network' discriminates against ethnic minorities
Families of victims start asking difficult questions; Revelations that airline knew co-pilot was depressed are met with fury by relatives of the dead, says CAHAL MILMO
Greece finally unveils reforms plan in bid to unlock eurozone bailout cash
he TV 'debate' was thrilling. Pity more people were watching MasterChef;
Labour cut in tuition fees 'would only help the rich';
Labour vs the supermarkets: new watchdog to stop retailers squeezing suppliers
MPs in new expenses row over London homes;
Obama's fixer is in trouble - and every Democrat knows it; Rahm Emanuel went from the White House to Mayor of Chicago - but now he faces a charge of elitism that threatens to tar his party. DAVID USBORNE reports from the Windy City
Pilot 'had a sick note' for day he killed 149 people; The pilot tried to break into the cabin using an axe
Police launch manhunt after girl, 6, abducted;
Police officer arrested on suspicion of wife's murder;
Pro-Kremlin troll factory where every day is like 1984
Sex offender tricked by paedophile hunters jailed;
The £9bn matter of trust for Britain's children
We'll spend £227,000 raising our baby, not counting the therapy
What happens when a county of 590,000 people loses its only gay bar?; That's what has just happened in Gloucestershire. But do we need them any more? ADAM LUSHER finds out
Why is a Welsh fishing resort backing fracking in Lancashire?; Opponents of shale gas cry foul as lobbyist's curious list of backers is revealed
Britain backs Saudi-led air strikes on Shia rebels; YEMEN
'The atmosphere is horrible'; Jury infighting
"What Miliband is saying is frightening ';
A coalition parliament that lasted the course
Airline must reveal all about killer, says French PM
Alexander raises a cocktail to his alter-ego; muppet menu
Alternative medicine does not work, says official report
Amanda Knox and former lover acquitted of Kercher murder
Ancient statue 'smuggled into UK after being looted in Libya'
Any day now, and I can't wait for baby No 2, says Duke
Artful Emily knows how to get noticed on Newsnight
Be careful what you wish for. It only gets harder the second time around;
Care home boss fined over death of resident, 100
Children taken from father who insisted on his right to smack them
Con man tricks his way out of jail by writing his own bail letter;Wardens taken in by criminal's emails from 'official-looking' address
Disability benefits 'could be taxed to achieve Tory cuts'
Disgraced cardinal preyed on young clerics for years, claims victim;
Doctor had ordered killer pilot to stay off work on day of disaster;
Doctor told crash pilot to stay out of cockpit
Ed's so 'hell-yes' tough, he travels in a bus with just a windscreen and no windows;
Facebook sends | drones to fly broadband into the countryside; Rural areas may benefit as company tests British-made aircraft sending online signals
Facebook sends drones to fly broadband into the countryside;
Father calls police to school disco scuffle
First UK transplant of a non-beating heart
Fish are jumping on the Great Barrier Reef;
GCSE pupils 'Isolated' for charity ribbons protest
Google loses Court of Appeal privacy fight
Hungarian PM denies 'absurd' claims that he was a Soviet-era informer
I left crash pilot alone at controls of my plane; Germanwings captain tells of flying with Lubitz as he gets straight back on Barcelona-Düsseldorf route and shakes every passenger's hand
Journalist sent to cover Swiss talks defects
Knox and her 'Forrest Gump' boyfriend are innocent of Meredith's murder, court told
Labour's NHS profit cap will sink hospitals, warn experts
Man arrested over city centre assaults on elderly sneezers
Migrants should visit stately homes, says Trust
Miliband lost the TV 'debate' but shows the hunger to be a winner;
MPs claiming rent on expenses while letting out London homes
New inquiries into VIP child sex 'cover-up'
Nine girls from one school have tried to become 'jihadi brides' judge reveals
Office workers email colleagues at same desk
Pay less to park when it rains: a bright idea to keep the tourists happy
Pc arrested on suspicion of wife's murder
Pc's affairs 'were unprofessional, not criminal'
Planning reforms jeopardise 500 ancient woods, says trust
Reporter wins cash-for-stories court appeal;
Sketchy details Election artist's first impressions
SNP gains Party on track in council by-elections
South African gay father wins right to maternity pay
Sturgeon tries to assert authority by reaching out to rest of UK
Teenagers need to be able to let off steam safely
Tehran ready to accept nuclear curbs to reach landmark deal with US;
The RSPB has stopped a gull cull (don't mention their own)
The unseen part of Cameron's TV audition… him singing Benny Hill
Thousands face death as Assad regime prevents distribution of aid, says UN; SYRIA
US radiation leak is blamed on cat litter;
We could form another Lib Dem coalition, admits rising Tory star
What we can learn from an unusually energetic France
What we need is more Right-wing mischief;
Woman spared jail for sending cash to jihadist boyfriend
ED'S ELECTION CHIEF ADMITS: WE WON'T TRY TO BALANCE THE BUDGET
MAIL POLL GIVES TORIES A 4-POINT LEAD OVER LABOUR
AFTER THIS DISASTER, PILOTS CAN'T HAVE SECRETS
CLEGG SLAMS ANCIENT LAWS' USED TO HUNT JOURNALISTS
NEW DIABETES PUMP PREDICTS BLOOD SUGAR LOWS
A YEAR AFTER PEACHES DIED, HER HOME LIES ABANDONED
AN ABHORRENT THREAT TO THE LIFE-LONG SAVER
BRIDESHEAD'S £10M AUCTION TO PAY THE BILLS
CAUGHT SHORT IN THE STREET? CLEAN IT UP!
DANCZUK: YES, I WATCH PORN ... I'M A MAN OF THE WORLD
DENTISTS' £1BN BOOM AS WE GROW OBSESSED WITH THE PERFECT SMILE
DOES BBC BOSS REALLY NEED BODYGUARDS AFTER TOP GEAR DEATH THREAT?
DREAMING OF THAT BEACH IN RETIREMENT? THE FINANCIAL SHARKS CAN SMELL YOUR BLOOD
DRUG DEALER'S CELL- FIES TAKEN INSIDE HIS PRISON
ELITIST? MOI? YENTOB AND HIS £1,000 BICYCLE
FLORIDA HOME, SPORTS CARS AND A £17,000 HARLEY . . . ALL
GPS TELL 1M PATIENTS: NO BOOKING IN ADVANCE
HADDOCK? ISN'T HE A PREMIER LEAGUE STAR?
HALF OF PUNTERS YET TO PLACE THEIR BETS ON ELECTION RESULT
Haunting picture that tells why Angelina had drastic cancer surgery
HOME, SPORTS CARS AND A £17,000 HARLEY . . . ALL
IT'S POLDARK ... AS YOU'VE NEVER SEEN HIM BEFORE!
MUST-HAVE FOR THE SUPER-RICH? A NANNY FOR THE DOG
NOW JIHADI BRIDE SCHOOL IS CENTRE OF TERROR PROBE
ONE FIFTH OF GIRLS UNDER 11 HAVE ALREADY BEEN ON A DIET
POLICE TO BE TOLD IF PUPILS PLAY VIOLENT VIDEO GAMES
PREACHER RANTS AT CHEATING WIFE IN THE PARISH MAGAZINE
PREPARE FOR LANDING? HOPEFULLY ... WE'LL SEE
QUEEN CALLS IN CYBER EXPERT AFTER HACKERS TARGET ROYALS
STEAK KNIVES AND BOOZE: CLARKSON'S DEMANDS
TEACHER GIRLFRIEND OF KILLER TOLD HER PUPILS SHE WAS PREGNANT'
THEY KNEW WHAT SHARES I'D OWNED - AND USED THAT TO TRY
Vile things bosses say about those they prey on
WHERE DRIVING INTO A RETAIL PARK AFTER 6PM IS NOW ILLEGAL
WHY PUTTING OFF BIG DECISIONS COULD GIVE YOU A HEART ATTACK
YOUR PENSION SECRETS SOLD TO CONMEN FOR 5PENCE
'Box-ticking' Ofsted inspections are stifling schools, Labour says
'I was the bookies' favourite to be first to leave the Cabinet';
'Lubitz planned to marry pregnant girlfriend', claims German report
A listless campaign begins as Labour and Conservatives stay in their comfort zones
Abusing teachers; Editorials Schools need to protect their staff from false allegations
Anti-fraud unit fined for leak of confidential data; NEWS IN BRIEF LEGAL
Auction for upkeep at 'Brideshead' mansion; NEWS IN BRIEF HERITAGE
Birdbrained new law could make feeding pigeons a criminal offence; Councils condemned for exploiting powers to create 'bizarre' new crimes
Bournemouth and Barking: the two areas of UK where people are getting younger; Seaside resort set to buck ageing trend - thanks to the arrival of young migrants
Cameron kicks off campaign as Parliament dissolved today
Charities' anger at Conservative plans to target disability benefits
Children exposed to junk food and gambling ads on YouTube vloggers' sites; Health campaigners concerned about firms' marketing of Haribo and Coca-Cola on teen-friendly videos EXCLUSIVE
Elgin Marbles mediation appeal by activists
Enoch Powell's name given to Westminster abuse inquiry
Graphic Isis exhibition branded 'grotesque' and 'profiting from misery'
HERE IS THE TWEET! HOW THE PALACE BROKE NEWS
Hip fractures cost hospitals £1.1bn a year; NEWS IN BRIEF HEALTH
Honoured at last: tribute to inventor who saved war lives;
How Cameron's cosy backroom deal turned into a bit of an Eton mess
Labour seeks legal advice to stop PM 'squatting' in No 10;
Meningitis B vaccine for all babies as drug firm cuts price
Miliband attacks Cameron on EU to woo business bosses; Leader hopes to counter fears of an interventionist Labour government by warning that Tories will pull out of Europe
More teachers quitting the classroom as false allegations rise
Nick Clegg hammers in the 300th Lib Dem board
No sign of a clear winner as race begins; Poll of polls
People's pension pot details sold, claims report
Presenter was sent death threats like Dando
Sea swimmers could pick up E.coli, study suggests; NEWS IN BRIEF HEALTH
Sewell's pet project is a bit too twee for today's children
Snowden has brought 'distrust' to technology
SNP'S £13BILLION THREAT TO YOUR ELECTRICITY BILLS
So where will Duncan Smith find those £12bn of welfare savings?
The bravery of those many Jews who fight for a fairer Israel
The public needs to hear the case against GM crops
There's no substitute for the modfathers
Things that go bump in the night and really scare
Wrong cuts; Editorials The Tories owe voters an explanation of exactly where they plan to make savings in the benefits budget
Stumps are drawn as cricket pavilion falls to make way for student flats
AS THE furore over Jeremy Clarkson'[...]; HICKEY
Cowgirl taking on farming's most dangerous job; She may be only 24 but as the new warden of Britain's most fearsome breed of cattle Ellie Crossley is more than a match for the wild herd
father of 16 costs you £2m; Taxpayers foot bill for jobless sponger with children by 10 mothers Dad of 16 never worked a day in his life...and you're paying for it
Football's First major match-Fixing scandal; A hundred years ago tomorrow players from Manchester United and Liverpool conspired to fix a vital First Division game which led to life bans for the cheats
IF THERE'S a hung parliament after next month's [...]; HICKEY
PREPARING to host the ITV leaders' election [...]; HICKEY
STAYING with politics and the acting [...]; HICKEY
Becks gets neighbours seething over air con
Cheers! Hat trick of good news for Britain
Cut migration to 1950s levels, says Farage
Double take: The strangers who look like identical twins
Husband 'killed wife in crash because she couldn't cope with his sex demands'
Jail for benefit cheat grandad who secretly had £88k in bank
Onboard video shows last horrific moments as plane hits mountains
Paracetamol is 'no use' against lower back pain
Police probe mental state of Gibraltar killings Briton
Recipe for good health ...anorexic teen fights back by opening bakery
Regular readers will recall that I've [...]
Sleepover boys 'so ashamed' as police surround gun-alert house
There is no need for police to investigate Jeremy Clarkson
Walnuts 'fight heart disease and cancer'
Andy McSmith's Election Diary; Election 2015
Basement extensions are 'death traps' for builders; NEWS IN BRIEF SAFETY
Candidate 'deliberately contracted HIV'; ELECTION IN BRIEF BULLYING
Chetham's School of Music head resigns weeks before rape trials of former teachers; Elite Manchester institution insists that there is no link between Claire Moreland's departure and upcoming court cases
Clegg fought a 'non-stop struggle against random Tory prejudices'; Election 2015 Lib Dems Deputy PM condemns Conservative right-wing rants on wind farms, single mothers and the European Union
Coming to a town near you... the 'Booze Bus'; High street 'booze buses' take pressure off A&E departments
Death sentence for Britons' killer in Borneo; NEWS IN BRIEF COURTS
Detention centre staff questioned over abuse; NEWS IN BRIEF CRIME
Divisive Tate boss quits to a mixed reception; 'Scholarly' Curtis clashed with critics in a reign at the head of British art that 'didn't quite work'
Farage tackles immigration, as the Coastguard bars entry; Election 2015 Ukip leader fires his opening shots in Dover, then retreats to a less-than-public house. DONALD MACINTYRE reports
Four in 10 teachers drop out after a year; New teachers quit in droves amid stress and burnout
Labour lays down the gauntlet on zero hours; *Miliband offers legal rights after 12 weeks rather than 12 years *Pledge comes after Cameron was pressed in TV 'debate' *Tories celebrate good economic data Miliband pledges to end curse of zero-hours contracts
Lord Ashcroft quits seat in the House; Election 2015
No Queen's Speech if no party wins majority; Election 2015 Constitution
Scrapping Trident the price of deal with Labour; ELECTION IN BRIEF SNP
The masterminds behind the scenes; Election 2015 How do you get your party leader to embrace a message and then stick to it? By employing these people. NIGEL MORRIS and OLIVER WRIGHT report
Aid groups fear British jets used in Saudi attacks on Yemen camp
Journalist trials halted as CPS holds urgent review
Latest in Millennium series unveiled - 11 years after author's death
Richard didn't give battle in vain - university to be renamed after king
Scientists track tiny songbird's non-stop 1,700-mile flight
The remains of 1,300 poor scholars are found beneath University of Cambridge
What's in your pet food? Not what you think
500-DAY HELL OF 6 BRITS; Army lads' stitch-up
Haystack perv trial collapses; WRESTLER MIX-UP
How can kids watching Peppa Pig on YouTube be bombarded with ads BANNED from TV?; TOTS SEE CONDOM AND CASINO PROMOS
Kellie: I have always been a woman; FIRST WORDS AFTER SEX OP
LEND US A SIVER!; WAD AN EXCLUSIVE ; Cowell's face goes on £5 note
NotW REPORTER WILL BE SPARED RETRIAL ORDEAL; Second trial adjourned as CPS reviews Elveden
PLUMPY DUMPY; Amy sheds 4st and fella after his fat txt jibe
Ra-gleam sterling; THE LATEST FOOTIE STAR TO HAVE HIS FANGS FINESSED
SWINGER WAS DAD; Man who died at sex party was footie fan with 3 kids
The one-legged M16 chief with a sharp shock for new recruits; SIR MANSFIELD HONOURED
We'll freeze income tax, VAT and NI for 5 years; CAMERON OSBORNE 'NO HIKES'
White man's blood smells good; CONDEMNED KILLER'S BOAST
63p for a stamp? You must be going postal!
Former dictator romps to huge win in Nigeria's landmark poll; Nigeria
Heat rises at Beckhams'cool ambition; The couple's plans for their new home are going down badly with the neighbours, writes Gabriella Swerling
Meet the students: apathetic and not registered to vote; All the candidates have their work cut out chasing support in Cambridge, writes Sathnam Sanghera
Newsman's progress; TMS diary@thetimes.co.uk | @timesdiary
Osborne: faltering recovery is why we need more time; We need more time to fix the economy, says Osborne
Schools fear Easter terror exodus; Teachers are protecting would-be Isis Jihadists, senior prosecutor warns ; Teachers 'protecting would-be militants'
Airline knew pilot had suffered severe depression for years
Anxious mother denied NHS help died under train with son
Apple a day keeps pills (but not doctors) away
Back surgery delay ruined my sex life, says wife who sued NHS
Bishops forcing schism over Pope's reforms
Business leaders fear Labour plans will scare off investors
Child pornographer made head of a primary school
Cleggmania showed how campaigns can make decisive difference
Cold virus is linked to US child paralysis
Doctors should hand out drugs to boost the brain
Duck derails statue of steam train designer
Dutch royal family returns painting looted by the Nazis
Father of teenage Jihadist works at MOD post office
Frozen in time: Scott and his expedition
General returns to take on corruption and insurgency
George V defaced by African anticolonialists
Half of Russians think Stalin's crimes Justified
Iraq declares victory over Isis in Tikrit
Iron Duke had nerves of steel under fire at Battle of Waterloo
It's Clarkson, Hammond and May (Just don't call it Top Gear)
Italians pray for defeat of olive tree bug
Jobless father of 15 may cost taxpayer £2m
Let's cut migration so children can play outside, says Farage
Man 'crashed his 4x4 into tree to kill wife'
Mountain volunteers go to rescue of police
No sign of cuts as new police chief is given £252,000
Offer Isis a truce, hostage tells the West
Paracetamol is useless for lower back and Joint pain
Pay now, eat later: making sure you turn up for dinner
Phone video caught final moments on board doomed flight
Public-sector workers better off despite pension reform
Released killers give authorities the slip
Salesman is a hero for saving life of test driver
Smart plug alerts family if grandma is in trouble
Stressed-out adults draw some comfort from colouring books
Tehran derails nuclear summit by making 11th-hour demands
Top prosecutor to review cases against Journalists
Tormented bear finds sanctuary in Denver
Turkish troops end terror siege in courthouse
University dig turns up medieval cemetery
Villa couple's killer may have dumped computer 'evidence'
You're only Jealous, says Jamie as he reheats old feud with Gordon
Be realistic and we'll get on just fine!; Askthe AGENT
Brum drivers 'spending 74 hours a year stuck in traffic'; MOTORISTS SUFFER AVERAGE 19-MINUTE DELAY FOR A 30-MINUTE COMMUTE
Girl of 3 hit by private hire car; ACCIDENT
Horror car smash and close shaves; EYE-WITNESSES WATCHED TREE COME TUMBLING DOWN ON TO CAR CLOSE TO WHERE CHILDREN WERE PLAYING IN NEARBY PARK CAR CLOSE TO WHERE CHILDREN WERE PLAYING IN NEARBY PARK
Insolvency tool to aid creditors; INSIDE BIZ
Masked trio steal £5k in cash and carry raid; POLICE
Sky's the limit as Brummies jet across the world for Easter; TRAVEL
Spalding murder trial: Jury consider verdicts; COURT
Stars McBusted in the Bullring; CELEBRITIES
Brutal Broad Street attack is filmed in front of crowd
Ghostbusters have gone and won in 60 seconds!
Gun clearance delay puts £200k shoot in jeopardy
Homeless plight of Benefits Street model wannabe
Lion keeper's courage in her battle against cancer
Woman in office sex romp video flies back home
Choose best English lamb for Easter NSA urges consumers
Endangered butterfly comes back from brink
Fears over rising milk production across Europe as quotas end
Police officer donates stem cells to combat rare blood disorder
Ponies earn their keep as conservation grazers
Teens' exposure to explicit images prompts campaign
Why my heart is split on the question of shooting
'Terror' boy, 14, charged; World Bulletin
100 business chiefs: Labour threatens Britain's recovery; To change course now would risk all our hard-won gains, warn company bosses
Aggressive style 'spoilt' leaders' show; Marr on Paxo
Chilly reception for Beckhams' makeover; Proposal to install air conditioning in £31.5m mansion raises hackles among affluent Holland Park neighbours
Churchman 'killed wife who couldn't cope with sexual demands'; Treasurer accused of murder by crashing car after 'make or break" trip
Death for student killer; World Bulletin
Farage: Immigration levels are causing deep discomfort; ELECTION POSTER
How Miliband ripped up Labour's credibility with attacks on the City; Blair and Mandelson's charm offensive wooed business chiefs, but the party's relationship with the money men has chilled dramatically as tax and property policies target wealth creators
If this is Nigel being positive, goodness knows what negative looks like; Sketch
Labour-SNP deal would create 'a disunited Kingdom'; HUNG PARLIAMENT
Palestinian Authority becomes ICC member; World Bulletin
Scrapping Trident is our red line, says Sturgeon; SCOTTISH SEATS
The hardman who ran a 'war on indiscipline' seems to have polished up his act; 'Converted democrat'
Unrelated 'twins' have town seeing double; Grandfather baffled by greetings from strangers finally meets his match
Voters know who I am this time, laments Clegg; TV DEBATES
'Filler' words that point to Reagan's dementia
Border officials detain 11 Syrians found on motorway
Comic delivery: look who just slipped through the letter box
East Europeans' UK citizenship rises eightfold
Elveden cases under review after judge quashes reporter's conviction
Fashion designer fined for driving at cyclist
Feeling clever? Must have been using the internet
Half of 'iceberg' home extensions fail safety checks
Holy Easter processions must not salute mafia
Indiana promises to change 'anti-gay' law
Lady Gaga? Claire is better English name, Chinese told
Most bosses think stress is no reason for time off work
Mother wins £2.4m after surgery delay ruins sex life
Nigeria votes its military dictator back into power
Oh come on! Where are the University Challenge women, asks Paxman
Optimism fades as Iran nuclear talks threaten to breach deadline
Paracetamol useless for lower back pain and arthritis, say scientists
Pensioner's killer at large after police blunders
Police investigate film of Sikh being beaten up in street
Police issue alert after murderer goes on the run
Prince's anniversary gift to raise a glass
Retiring is a duty, says Ashcroft as he quits Lords
Rock takes back seat as the charts go pop
RSPCA warns of plight of unwanted horses
Salesman pulled test driver from blazing McLaren
Schools fear pupils will run off to join Isil over Easter
Sir Paul: I shocked my wife with song featuring N-word
Sleepy readers will be woken with a boo!
Stress forces four in 10 teachers to quit within year, says union
Swindler who won £135,000 insurance payout is told: You can keep it
Tate Britain director leaves critics behind to move to Lisbon
Teacher made girl, 15, sign contract to be his sex slave
Top Gear Live is off …so how about Clarkson, May and Hammond Live instead?
Tossed out by builders, Henry VH's £20m bed
Turkish prosecutor dies after gunmen take him hostage
Vast cemetery for the dead of winter found at Cambridge
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Why an apple a day keeps the pharmacist away
1D WILL REUNITE FOR ZAYN'S BIG DAY; Ushers at wedding to Perrie
ARMACLEGGON!; GENERAL ELECTION... 35 RUDDY DAYS ST IL L TO GONick is set to lose his seat
ENGLISH GIRLS DRESS LIKE TRAMPS SAY TV GYPSIES; Travellers let rip at lasses' morals
KILLER PILOT HAD BEEN CHEATING ON LOVER; 'Fling with stewardess'
PLAY AWAY; The fun things kids don't do any more
THUNDERBIRDS ARE GAY; Sci-fi remake is a pink sensation
TURK COPS GRAB NINE ON WAY TO JOIN JIHAD; Brit families in bid to reach Syria
EL VILLA BRITS MURDER SCENE A 'NIGHTMARE'
HAPPY BIRTHDAY Ex-England striker Teddy [...]
Hero Marine loses leg...on bouncy castle
Asset manager warns of 'complacency' over poll outcome; COUNTDOWN TO ELECTION; Markets risk
Bishop recruited to restore faith in banks; Financial standards
Cornwall campaigner relies on personal appeal to keep Tories at bay; COUNTDOWN TO ELECTION; Key battlegrounds: St Ives
Labour seeks to limit damage as charm offensive backfires; Ed Miliband: Wooing City
Lack of data on zero hours suggests that Labour is shadow-boxing with figures; Employment
Manufacturing index hits eight-month high in March; Recovery
Npower buys start-up to help business save energy; Low carbon 'psychology'
Peer-to-peer foreign exchange websites take aim at traditional 'hidden fees'; Crowdsourcing
Tech fledglings receive record in venture capital funds; Digital investment
Two jailed for possessing bomb-making document; Secretive trial
Under-fire Lib Dems dig deep in hunt for votes; COUNTDOWN TO ELECTION; Election 2015
Weakness in productivity getting worse, reports ONS; Economy
Food fashions: London loses dining cachet
Bankrupt fraudster is banned.. and ticketed; Warden strikes while crook's in dock
Battering made me realise I was a nasty wee b*****d. It was the best thing that happened to me; Scots actor reveals how a violent attack helped turn his life around and put him on the path to acting alongside Oscar winners and big screen heavyweights Scots actor reveals how a violent attack helped turn his life around and put him on the path to acting alongside Oscar winners and big screen heavyweights ; GORBALS STAR JAMES HARKNESS'S ROAD TO HOLLYWOOD JAMES HARKNESS'S ROAD TO HOLLYWOOD
BURGER ME.. IT'S SCOTLAND BOSS GORDON; Tartan Army fan Martin shares a very happy M-way service station meal with Strachan on way home to Cornwall after Hampden win
Cameron's guru is starting to sweat; GENERAL ELECTION ; ANYONE BUT THE TORIES (AND UKIP)
COPS TURN ON CHIEF HOUSE; GATHERING FORCE SPF CONFERENCE ; Leadership attacks draw big applause
Daley vows: It'll be fireworks in Rio; DIVING
Doctors injected Viagra to give my little boy a chance of life but Lewis lost his fight just lying next to us; TRIBUTE FAMILY SET UP FUND TO HELP SIBLINGS OF SICK KIDS ; Parents' anguish as baby son dies despite new treatment
Eilidh is beaming; HOMECOMING SCOTS TEEN AND FAMILY RETURN ; High hopes for cancer patient, 13, ; after course of therapy in the US
Family's joy after mum told:You can stay here; Visa hope for pair in deportation fight
Football American style; EXCLUSIVE: STATESIDE TEAM PULLS IN ; FANS AND THE MAN BEHIND IT IS A SCOT ; We have a large stage, local bands, a beer garden, our cheapest tickets are 10 bucks and a family ticket for four comes with 20 bucks of vouchers for hot dogs and drinks. It's vital to create an environment that's family friendly. This is... in
GARDEN ANGEL; CAROLE CELEBRATES 30 YEARS ON TELLY ; BEECHGROVE
Heading in here to go over 2 dex Desperate Clegg is Lib Doomed; RECORD View
HORROR OF GIRL AGED 13 RAPED IN PARK BY BOY AGED 14; Attacked as she lay unconscious ; HORROR IN PARK ; VICTIM,13, ATTACKED AS SHE LAY UNCONSCIOUS ; My bubbly ; wee girl's unrecognisable ; since she ; was raped by 14-yr-old .. ; it's like the ; child has gone from her
HOW APPLE GADGET GETS ROUND IWAY LEGISLATION; SIGN OF TIME WATCH COULD SIGN OF TIME WATCH COULD ; BEAT DRIVE BAN
Hubby charged with killing wife left a £2m will; Accused, 86, had inherited £1.4m estate
I am a warrior. A warrior with fighting spirit. I will never give up and never surrender."; STILL A WINNER RANGERS HERO WON'T BOW TO TERRIFYING TERMINAL DISEASE ; Ricksen: I feel good.. and I'll be here along time Ricksen: I feel good.. and I'll be here along time
If Benedict Cumberbatch was made of chocolate ..; TV heart-throb gets super sweet makeover after being named the UK's tastiest hunk
John O'Groats to Land's End will be a total scoot; HERO HITS ROAD DISABLED EX-SOLDIER AIMS TO BREAK RECORD
Newborn Stevie spent first night in intensive care Newborn Stevie room as we went in to see him; HOW SCOTTISH FINALIST SHOWED HIS FIGHTING SPIRIT AS A BABY
Our pyramid system is the seventh blunder of the world; PLAY-OFFS TIME TO FOLLOW ENGLISH ; Brora farce proves set-up must be fixed from top to bottom
pregnant pose; RECORDWOMAN ; Mum Fiona tells why she joined the growing ranks of women who had a portrait done while expecting.. with the hand on bump position favoured by Duchess Kate
REVEALED: Scale of Britain's pension black hole; CITYDESK
Singer Joni in intensive care; Mitchell fans asked to light a candle after star's collapse
Squeaky bum time; Leaders prepare for tonight's historic seven-way TV debate
THAT TAKES BISCUIT; Even Tunnock's staff taken in by April Fool
THICK AS THIEVES; Yobs captured on CCTV stealing memorial bench return it in dead of night - and cover their faces.. Yobs captured on CCTV stealing memorial bench
Thieves target bereaved families during funerals; Homes raided after obituaries appear in papers
YOU'RE GOING DOWN; DARTS TOUGH TALKING ; DOWN ; Gary tells Barney he's going all out to send him through the Premier League trapdoor on Manchester judgment night
YOU'RE IN SOME NICK YOU'RE IN SOME NICK; Desperate Lib Dem resorts to plea to Tory and Labour voters
Asos sales lift but profits fall; CITYDESK
Big business critics are Cam cronies, say Labour
CRISIS COULD DRIVE FIRMS UNDER; CITYDESK
Hand over film of Alps crash, say prosecutors
I am struggling to cope after death of mother
MANUFACTURE EXPORT BOOST; ECONOMY ; CITYDESK
Sex life was ruined by husband's accident
Sterling: I'd have taken a lot less last year
UK lags behind in productivity; ECONOMY ; CITYDESK
£2 MILLION CAT; How did fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld's much loved pet earn only slightly less than top model Cara Delevingne last year?
DRUG REVERSES MEMORY LOSS; New study boosts hope of finding Alzheimer's cure
It's advantage Cameron in the big TV battle; But Nigel Farage comes out fighting to land some telling blows on immigration and foreign spendingELECTION 2015
JAMIE OLIVER, pictured, admits now regretting; HICKEY
NEWS of the planned B&Q store closures; HICKEY
PRIOR to Nick Clegg's appearance; HICKEY
Stumbling Miliband is real loser; COMMENT
THE MAN WHO INVENTED OUR SUMMER HOLIDAYS; It's 150 years ago today that a certain Thomas Cook opened the country's first travel agency
£100 parking fine for driver as he waited to report rape
£50k bill as judges back benefit mum in fight over home
£53m richer...thanks to our Daily Express
A terrorist is a terrorist by any other name
At her 60th Maundy service the Queen is still happy to serve
British student 'spy' ordered out of Russia
Coming home, British family with baby who tried to join Jihadists
Crash horror mars start to great Easter break getaway
Epic 3,000-mile adventure for curious kitten
FUNNY HOW THE FALKLANDS ROW ONLY FLARES UP WHEN THERE'S TROUBLE IN ARGENTINA
How living near stores boosts your house price
I don't fancy Paul, I'm GAY reveals Bake Off 'flirt' Ruby
Jail for 'sob story' shark who fleeced OAP of £400k
Obsessive focus on selfies is a nightmare
Toddler lies in parked car hugging dead mum for 22 hours
'Bake Off' finalist comes out fighting; NEWS IN BRIEF TELEVISION
A confusing night with the Magniloquent Seven; Election 2015 Sketch
A shared humanity; Editorials Christianity at a time of both hope and fear
Energy minister in private aircraft row; Election 2015
Farage adds to confusion over Ukip policy on immigration; Election 2015
Floating balls prove that babies are born with a grasp of physics; Even in their first few months, infants can tell the possible from the impossible
Here's one Ed didn't make earlier; Election 2015 Andy McSmith's Election Diary
Man and woman held on suspicion of baby murder; NEWS IN BRIEF POLICE
No knockout punches but a good night for balance in politics; Election 2015 Comment
Police raid doctor's surgery after four deaths; NEWS IN BRIEF CRIME
Schools pay tens of millions of pounds in compensation to teachers; Personal injuries and assault among claims awarded last year, figures show
The right lines; Editorials Widespread disruption over Easter boosts the case for investment in Britain's rail system
The technicolour vote; Election 2015 * Historic television event demonstrates breadth of choice facing voters in unprecedented election * Nicola Sturgeon declared winner in post-election poll with Cameron third and Miliband fourth A battleground for Cameron and Miliband but Sturgeon steals the show
They came to show us their wares. So who delivered?; Election 2015 Last night was all about wooing the voters with promises. OLIVER WRIGHT gives you the hits and misses
Tory backers outed for paying low wages; Election 2015
A new home for mugging victim - a prison term for his attacker
British student accused of spying given 10 days to leave Russia
Energy drinks can 'trigger heart attacks in children'
Exploding manhole blamed on ageing city infrastructure
Father thought Syria-bound son was 'on work experience'
Sorry, the 'Important New Email Policy' you loved was an April Fool
The Easter getaway - otherwise known as the latest story ever told
Vaccine deploys body's own defences to attack tumours
Winslet in Titanic battle over plan to build 600ft seawall to protect her home
Yayoi Kusama, 86, named the most popular artist in the world
'I feel pity for the drug addict who mugged me'; Man jailed for four years for targeting disabled pensioner in crime that prompted worldwide wave of sympathy that raised £300,000 for victim
150 die as Islamist gunmen target Christians in university massacre; KENYA ATTACK
55 greyhounds die in racing scandal; World Bulletin
Austrians unearth a camel of war; World Bulletin
Beatles artist's latest work lights up Liverpool's riverside; Dazzling the Mersey
Bounty on the head of teacher accused of masterminding the al-Shabaab terrorist attack
Cara's make-up causes infections; The eyes have it
Driver vanishes in the West Bank; ISRAEL
Farage: Give me a poor UK with fewer migrants; UKIP
Hadron Collider 'to restart this weekend'; News Bulletin
How to dress for your VE Day event; Get the look
I'd work with Cameron again, says Clegg; COALITION
Iced tea blamed for kidney failure; World Bulletin
Japan is given the alien all-clear; World Bulletin
Kim orders up a 'pleasure troupe'; World Bulletin
M&S is back in business; After almost four years, the high-street store has reported its first increase in clothing sales - thanks in part to the 1970s revival Has it turned the corner, asks Ellie Pithers
Miliband flops as outsiders shine; Sturgeon and Farage win snap opinion poll as Labour leader fails to break through in only election debate featuring PM Minority leaders steal limelight in TV debate
Shout, shout, interruption, shout: it was an exhausting, unilluminating, seven-way oratorical pile-up; Sketch
Signatory of Labour letter 'a £30,000 benefits cheat'; PUBLIC ENDORSEMENTS
Tehran and West take 'decisive' step towards nuclear deal; IRAN
Who'd deep-fry a Creme Egg?; Hipsters, of course. Harry Wallop samples a greasy Easter craze
Winslet in row over sea barrier; Defences up
56 sailors killed as Russian trawler sinks
An element of surprise helps babies develop
BBC staff refusing to relocate to Birmingham
Bleach 'causes 20pc more child infections'
Boy, two, found clinging to his mother after she died in car
British student is thrown out of Russia for 'spying'
California imposes unprecedented curbs on water as drought worsens
Cat trapped in sea container rescued after 3,000-mile trip
Child deaths halved after heart surgery despite rise in number of operations
Composure itself amid a relentless torrent of clashing views
Could this be the end for Gary? Once popular name heading for extinction
Couple's confusion over April 1 lottery win
Driver given fine while waiting to report rape
fish oil supplements may do more harm than good to chemotherapy patients
French drivers veer off the straight and narrow
Gadget means farewell to the red light blues
Getty grandson was drunk at wheel of car
Good with goldfish? A police post awaits you
Guru denies raping six women from his 'hot yoga' classes
I told you I did not fancy Paul… Bake Off's Ruby comes out as gay
Jock, the bird with a grouse at passing cars
Landowner steps up to repair coastal path
Let children learn through play not lessons, says union
Lubitz's web searches for 'suicide' and 'cockpit doors'
Oxford women get that sinking feeling during training session
Police raid GP surgery after four Channel Island deaths
Rich home buyers put market towns on map
Smartphones in bedroom blamed for decline in sex lives
Teacher paid £41,000 for injury in long jump lesson
Too much television is not bad for your eyes
US teachers face 20 years in jail for 'rampant' cheating in school tests
Woman drowned after being blown from her garden into flooded river
'Upswing in UK holidays despite euro attractions'
£28,000 set for college brain cell research
Adventures from your theatre seat; PREVIEW: Banff Mountain Film Festival, New Theatre, Cardiff
Crash pilot 'repeatedly speeded up aeroplane's descent'
Productivity figures shock casts doubt over value of jobs
Recipe for success in Cumbria; Dianne Bourne enjoys the scenery and the food on a weekend break at the Taste Cumbria Food Festival
Steelmen make claims for asbestos diseases
Train operator barred for going through signal
Where do we go now the smokestacks gave gone?
'Embrace hope' is the word from Archbishop
'Six in 10 teachers working alongside unqualified staff'; Unqualified staff being 'exploited by schools'
£850,000 to councils as car parks deny change
Best views money can buy - both home and abroad; Don't spend this Easter weekend dreaming of lottery-win mansions around the world. Wales might not have year-round sunshine but we have natural beauty to match anywhere. We think you'll agree, these five Welsh homes have views to match the finest five properties we found across the world.
BIG MATCH GUIDE; SWANSEA CITY v HULL CITY Liberty Stadium, 3pm
Britain defends nuclear agreement with Iran
Deal promises to finally let Iran come in from the cold
Drive is a springboard for top opportunites p g
Hostage families to sue TV firm; WORLD BULLETINS
Kat and Alfie get spin-off series; NEWS IN BRIEF
Kylie: Op talk was Angelina's duty to public
Monk's 'robot' Ash and Swans aim to maul unlucky Tigers; SWANS IN THE PREM
Need for speed with fair fans in whirl of their own
Play for pride and new contracts, says Darlington; WREXHAM v ALFRETON RACECOURSE 3pm
Policing 'in peril' as cuts reduce foot patrols
Rare bats are Gothic guests in castle cellar
Ringo Starr 'still misses Beatles'; UK BULLETINS
Sailor is found floating on hull; WORLD BULLETINS
Teachers could be balloted over strike action
TNS boss looks to defeat old side in cup
Trading floor first for Coal Exchange gran
Two held in drug smuggling probe; UK BULLETINS
Father-of-two planning to take up arms against Isis
Not-so magnificent seven road test multi-party politics for UK
There's just no letting up for Ran - and this latest trek, at age 71, could be his toughest
Ed Miliband determined to take part in 'challengers' TV debate; Miliband will come face to face with Nicola Sturgeon, the SNP leader, for the first time since claims emerged she said the Labour leader was not 'PM material
'Happy warrior' Ed Miliband leaves leaders' debate notes in dressing room; Papers apparently left behind in Salford studio reveal Labour leader's rehearsed one-liners, comebacks and lines of attack for Thursday's debate
'It doesn't feel credible': the political parties' pledges rated and slated; Voters are already being bombarded with rival proposals for the economy, healthcare and immigration. But are the promises achievable? Michael Barber, New Labour's former 'government delivery' expert, gives his verdict
Cameron and Osborne refuse to rule out cut in top rate of income tax; The prime minister and the chancellor both say that cutting top rate of income tax from 45p to 40p after the general election is 'not in our plan'
Ed Miliband leadership under fire from FTSE chairmen in latest survey; 70% of those polled said that the Labour leader would be an economic 'catastrophe, while 90% thought that David Cameron would be the best prime minister for UK plc
Guy Hands: a Labour/SNP government would be best for renewable energy; Private equity investor concerned about Tory 'hatred' of onshore windfarms and that Britain may leave the European Union if there is a Conservative election win
Labour and Tories neck and neck, poll finds; Latest Opinium/Observer polling carried out after seven-way leaders' debate on Thursday puts the two main parties on 33% each
Lord Prescott defends Prince Charles over 'black spider' memos; Labour peer says he cannot see a problem with the heir to throne writing to government ministers, adding that the prince has 'a lot to offer country'
Teenager dies after falling off cliff on Northumbrian coastline; 16-year-old Joshua Smith from Berwick-upon-Tweed was rescued from the sea by helicopter and taken to hospital but later died
Two British teenagers arrested on suspicion of preparing terrorist acts; A 14-year-old boy has been detained in Blackburn and 16-year-old girl in Manchester as part of the same investigation, police say
Voters believe politicians don't understand them, warns leading MP; Liz Kendall, member of the shadow cabinet, says there are still lots of undecided voters as Britain faces a crisis of political leadership
A revealing interview with top contrarian climate scientists; John Christy and Roy Spencer are pro-fossil fuel and anti-scientific consensus
Basic NHS services could be charged for after general election, BMA chief says; Exclusive: Dr Mark Porter says finances are so dire it will be 'inescapable' the next government will consider fees, though three main parties deny they would
McDonald's pay rise was a PR stunt, not a solution for workers; We fast-food employees will not give up until we get the $15 an hour we need to support our families. And the right to form labor unions
NCAA still doesn't pay its players: now that's true (March) Madness; March Madness is projected to bring in some $30m for the NCAA this year, but many athletes don't get a penny for their work
Never mind how 'cool' Twin Peaks is, what about taking it seriously?; The hipster appropriation of this great series makes me uneasy. David Lynch portrayed a world of abuse and sexual murder of young women that is all too real
Nigel Farage marginally behind in three-way contest for South Thanet; ComRes poll puts Tory candidate Craig Mackinlay one percentage point ahead of Farage, who in turn is one point ahead of Labour's
Outbreak of drug-resistant infection could kill 80,000 in UK, report warns; Forecast highlights danger of growth in antimicrobial resistance that could take surgery back to '19th-century' mortality rates
Pensions minister warns against savings-pot spending sprees; From 6 April, anyone aged 55 or over can cash in their entire pension, sparking fears of a buy-to-let property bubble
Pensions revolution off to a quiet start; Few signs of new sports cars on the roads, as firms take calls from people considering cashing-in retirement funds on so-called pension freedom day
Teachers' 'super-union' a possibility as NUT and ATL discuss collaboration; No formal merger talks but National Union of Teachers tells annual conference of progress in talks on 'joint working' with Association of Teachers and Lecturers
The leaders' debate: 'It's never worth listening to public opinion before making a decision'; What sort of person can't decide who to vote for, but can rate how much they like whatever they're hearing out of five, and wants to sit there tapping a button accordingly?
The Napoleonic truth about coalitions: getting most seats doesn't mean you win; The idea that the largest party in a hung parliament should dictate what form a coalition may take probably comforts the Conservatives, but it's a nonsense
There'll be no musical like a David Bowie musical; In a genre that often veers towards the naff, Lazarus should bring a little alienation and desperation - and makes oddly perfect sense in the context of his career
Ukip defector Mike Whitehead was sacked last week, say Conservatives; The Hull West and Hessle candidate threatened to stand as an independent in May's local council elections
US-backed airstrikes on Yemen kill civilians - and hopes for peace; America saw my country primarily through a counterterrorism lens, which was a mistake. Instead of fixing the problems, drone strikes only made them worse
'People are ready' for Jimmy Savile play, says Jonathan Maitland; Journalist and writer's play about the DJ, An Audience with Jimmy Savile, begins in June and stars impressionist Alistair McGowan in the lead role
A medieval remedy for MRSA is just the start of it. Powdered poo, anyone?; Don't write-off corpse medicine - the remarkable discovery by Nottingham University shows what treatments can be extracted from a cow, or indeed a human
Big oil is pressuring scientists not to link fracking to earthquakes in Oklahoma; The close ties between university officials and big oil companies is a conflict of interest that is hampering research that the industry sees as unfavorable
Despite its anti-corruption creativity, India is still a one man, one bribe democracy; The zero-rupee notes currently circulating may shame a few bribe-taking bureaucrats, but will they really make a dent on Indian corruption?
From a land of wild garlic to a catastrophe in motion; Gordale Scar In the sheep-shorn landscape of the Yorkshire Dales, colour-carpeted woodlands are novelties rather than the norm
If we replace probation officers with machines, reoffending rates will rise; In a bid to cut costs we risk locking up more people as managing ex-offenders is reduced to an algorithm delivered by untrained people or computers
It wasn't Jackie's job to get the details of her rape correct. It was Rolling Stone's; Despite documented errors with the reporting and editing of the magazine's story of rape at the University of Virginia, they're still blaming the victim
Labour asks Scotland not to turn to SNP out of anger; Jim Murphy suggests voters are turning to Scottish Nationalists out of protest and frustration as he announces policy pledge card
Labour's Douglas Alexander deletes tweets saying Nicola Sturgeon backs Tories; Shadow foreign secretary backtracks on hotly disputed claim that SNP leader told French ambassador she'd prefer David Cameron as prime minister
Let's celebrate Leonora Carrington's extraordinary life, as well as her paintings; The artist would have been 98 today. She took risks and stayed true to her instincts, and I feel lucky to have known her
Met Office predicts 20C temperatures for rest of Easter school holidays; From east Scotland down to the south-west of England, the warmest weather will be on Monday, but more sun is promised elsewhere
New British citizens are a cause for celebration, not concern; There is little more moving than watching people declare that this country is where they want to be and where they belong
Nick Clegg the comeback kid? I wouldn't bet against it; In this curious election the Liberal Democrats will most probably lose seats - but the party's leader could still emerge a winner
Nigel Farage calls on Ukip members to bolster South Thanet campaign; Party leader asks for help canvassing in constituency 'as a personal favour' after polls show he now trails the Conservative candidate in Kent constutuency
NUT ballot has exposed politicians' dirty secret of schools austerity; Conservative and Labour pledges on education disguise the effects of upcoming cuts and contribution increases at the heart of the union's proposal to strike
Prince Harry's arrival in Australia brings out the redheads and One Direction fans; Ginger royal, who will spend four weeks serving in the Australian defence force, was greeted by excited crowds in Canberra
Scottish Labour hopes to hold off SNP with new candidate in Dundee West; Party strategists hope pro-union voters will turn to them after Michael Marra replaces Jim McGovern, who is standing down for health reasons
The global south has free trade to thank for its obesity and diabetes epidemic; Junk food companies seeking growth markets are flooding poor countries with cheap, unhealthy food. And the consequences are devastating
The Guardian view of the 2015 election in Wales: another country; Labour is shaping the debate in a Welsh contest that shares little with the experience in Scotland
The joy of no X: my guide to kissiquette; Take it from a prude like me - signing off a text with kisses is what emotionally incontinent, uncool millennials do, and Jane Austen would be appalled
The science of the lambs: understanding David Cameron's farmyard photos; From Thatcher's calf to Cameron's lamb, party leaders on the campaign trail are quick to seize a cute photo op. So why was Nick Clegg's hedgehog handling such a turn-off - and should Ed Miliband pose with a pooch?
What to do about England's desperate shortage of qualified teachers
Why Burma still needs Aung San Suu Kyi; Burma's post-junta phase has been a farcical version of democracy. With elections looming, will the generals continue to reject the country's most prized asset?
Why shouldn't Michael Bloomberg be mayor of London?; The former mayor of New York is rumoured to be thinking of running London. After all, they are really one city, separated only by an airport runway
Cash-strapped police spend GBP700,000 on mugshot database
Clegg brands former colleague Osborne 'very dangerous man'
Disabled son left us at breaking point, says Samantha Cameron
Labour 'too weak' to handle SNP alliance
Murphy to underline Tory-Labour differences
Pastor arrested after Scottish wife found dead in hotel bath
Randolph Hill secures GBP26m to grow nursing homes portfolio
Scotland could become a Tory-free zone says latest poll
Comment : Alliance: another unresolved referendum?
Comment : The 're-wilding' of Scotland is directly affecting farmers
Former Alliance chair opposes Elliott's board shake-up plan
How Britons just can't or won't DIY like their dads
Inside Arts : Will political debate return to the Fringe's many stages this summer
Leader : Clampdown on cold callers is long overdue
Woods 'may never win a golf tournament again'
'Stalkers continuing to cause misery', despite change in law
£5m plan to improve training for construction workers
Afghan religious power 'challenged for first time'
Church hails Christian heroes in violent world
Comedy star Brydon lends supports TOTENOVUS black tie ball
Crashes kill 33 people in China; WORLD BULLETINS
Deflation danger means rate change is unlikely
Heat is on as a sunny end to holiday is forecast
Malta hotel move for property and leisure firm
Osborne and Tories' plans Balls clash over for cutting taxes
Scientists restart atom-smasher to find dark secret
Slum residents in violence protest; WORLD BULLETINS
Surge in skin cancer rates among elderly
The show must go on... even when star employees leave; One Direction has lost Zayn Malik and the BBC Jeremy Clarkson but what if your business loses key employees, asks IoD Director of the Year James Taylor
Tributes to 'lovely' man who died in crash
'Private affluence and public squalor' already too true of Britain today, says Drakeford
'Resist a dash for cash' as pension freedoms begin
'We must put Assembly on a permanent footing'; Moves to legally enshrine the National Assembly as a permanent UK institution have been welcomed - but would this be enough to stop a future UK government from abolishing it? Senedd Correspondent David Deans ventures into the labyrinth of constitutional law
Bailed rugby star 'determined to clear name'
Bond actor's op for knee injury; NEWS IN BRIEF
Choc 'n' awe in gift eggs village; UK BULLETINS
Cutting top tax rate 'not a priority', insists Osborne
Displaying tobacco products in public becomes illegal
Downton Abbey fans may be treated to New York spin-off
energy drink 'highhs' can lead pupils on to drugs and
Female pastor found dead in African hotel
Flexible visiting brought in at four hours to be hospitals
Following in aWelsh pioneer's tyre-tracks; Rachael Misstear tells the story of a Victorian entrepreneur who helped set UPWALEs'firstbicyclemanufacturingbusiness-andembarkedonatwowheeled odyssey now being recreated by modern cycling enthusiasts
Hi-tech laser machinery helps firm create skilled jobs
Majority of tenants are happy with homes and rent they pay
Motorcyclist dies in collision; NEWS IN BRIEF
NHS looks to'appropriate'care; Faced with ever-increasing demands and rising costs, the Welsh NHS must find ways of doing things differently to ensure it not only survives but thrives. Almost exactly a year ago, the phrase'prudent healthcare'started to be discussed in Wales as a possible way of meeting these challenges. Health correspondent Mark Smith looks at whether the concept is becoming a reality
Now Kate's ready to take on a new farming challenge for Wales; Farmer and TV presenter Kate Humble has been smitten by a rare breed - the Welsh sheepdog - and now wants to boost numbers, says Farming Editor Sally Williams
Official's son 'was university killer'; WORLD BULLETINS
Property agents puzzled as housing market slows
Rescuers search for plane victims; UK BULLETINS
Smokers ignoring ban on lighting up in hospital grounds
Son of '40-kids dad' says 'I'd rather be related to Hitler
Teens suspected of terror plot; UK BULLETINS
This former fangirl is in a state of suspense as X Files returns
Young and poor have lost out by not voting, says report
Young chef delights with his feast fit for the Boks
Meet the man who helped to bring Motown to the world
April is the month when the earth really wakes up
Business chiefs are urged to join litter fight
Inspiring Leeds headteacher is top of the class
Peloton of supporters back Leeds dad's fundraising efforts
School fines for Leeds parents soar despite best ever attendance'
Boyfriend jailed for Valentine's Day attack on partner at Leeds home
Campaigners' fears over speed limit rise
Emily Ranoble: It's scary to think about the op'
Health: Barriers to university for autistic students are being addressed in Leeds
Air tragedy of couple flying off to surprise family party
Deadly 'superbug epidemic' may wipe out 80,000 Britons
Douglas Bader and 'first Great Escape' to hit screen
Harry agrees... redheads rule (but selfies are bad)
HOW TO LIVE FOR LONGER; Brisk exercise slashes risk of an early death Bouts of lively exercise are best for your health
Top British composer is classical poll winner
All my life I have been accidentally poisoning myself; CAROLINE QUENTIN The Men Behaving Badly actress tells how she discovered her chronic digestive pains were caused by coeliac disease
Back on stage doing what I love - there's nothing better; As The Who play their last ever tour, Roger Daltrey looks back on a life lived in the fast lane ; ROGER DALTREY
Builder conned widow, 83 out of £28k life savings
Enough of these excuses; THE NORTHERN & SHELL BUILDING NUMBER 10 LOWER THAMES STREET, LONDON EC3R 6EN Tel: 0208 612 7000 (outside UK: +44 208 612 7000)
For sale, the sweat-stained tunic of top Nazi Goering
FORMER politician and author Jeffrey; HICKEY
Grasping Labour slapped an extra £2,000 on tax bills
Labour in power would leave us all out of pocket; THE NORTHERN & SHELL BUILDING NUMBER 10 LOWER THAMES STREET, LONDON EC3R 6EN Tel: 0208 612 7000 (outside UK: +44 208 612 7000)
New boost for Ukip as Tory defects; ELECTION 2015
Police chief is placed in coma after catching killer brain bug
PRESENTER of BBC Radio 3's Private Passions; HICKEY
The Police at the height of their fame; HICKEY
WHERE DO OUR ROUTINES COME FROM?; A new book reveals the astonishing origins of the daily objects and practices that we take for granted
WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE!; As animals that have not been seen in Britain for centuries make a comeback...
Young prince doing well; THE NORTHERN & SHELL BUILDING NUMBER 10 LOWER THAMES STREET, LONDON EC3R 6EN Tel: 0208 612 7000 (outside UK: +44 208 612 7000)
Alps jet crash pilot had the computer log-on Skydevil
Balls attacks secret Tory plan to raise VAT to pay for bungles
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Motorway madness of not-so-bright van man
Party Brit drowns at luxury villa pool on birthday treat
'Dastardly' Dave ready to race out of Downing St
Britain's Fiennest; SAHARA EPIC FOR HERO SIR RANULPH ; He's had heart attacks, lost fingers to frostbite and has diabetes.. yet at 71 is running a marathon a day for 6 days in searing 50C heat...passing athletes a quarter of his age
Cam begs UKIP 'fruitcakes' to come back to the fold
Dad's fury as fiancee dies having baby at probe unit
DR NO; ELECTION 2015 LAB 33%CON 34% LD 8% Longer queues as fewer surgeries open out of hours Tories' broken pledge on GPs 'piles pressure on A&Es'
HI, SUMMER; Second mini heatwave by end of week to finish balmy Easter hols
I didn't even read all the secret CIA files I leaked; Snowden confession on papers
Mutant super rat numbers 'set to rocket'
slaughter of the seals ..in britain; EXCLUSIVE: UK CULLING SHOCK ; Outrage as hundreds are secretly shot around our coast
This show's got legs…; ..and the usual high standard of hopefuls…
I put it all on the line; ANDY HAS PAINTED THREE TIMES ROUND THE WORLD
IT'S THE BAKE' EMS; Victoria& co's pics add spice to Easter
160m RATS THAT CAN'T BE STOPPED; Pests immune to top poison
CAM WAR ON TA X & WASTE; Pledge on spending
Dim Brits are bargain-blind; 'DEALS' COULD COST MORE
GIRL-ROW BRIT IN MIRROR HORROR; Lover 'killed by shards of glass'
HARRY REDDY FOR OZ ACTION; Fans salute prince's crowning glory as hearrives Down Under for military service(...but no selfies, thanks)
SCHOOLS TO TEACH GAY LOVE; Storm over union plan
SEX-SWAP BEAUTY BATTERED TO DEATH; Yard plea on horror flat find
SUPERBUG WILL KILL IN BRITAIN 80,000; 'Dark ages' threat
Animal magic as spring welcomes new life
Burrell family reveal inquest venue size fear
City social club facing closure over noise row
Cow-keeper, bankrupt, bailiff and landlord... all to the Manor drawn
How Longbridge has been born again How Longbridge has been born; 10 YEARS ON, EUROPE'S ONE-TIME BIGGEST CAR PLANT IS HOME TO 3,700 JOBS AND 60 COMPANIES
New Street Station bridge cladding gets the go-ahead
Pervert jailed for sex attack on 8-year-old
Trojan Horse school staff 'face life ban'
'It wasn't just the 6,500 factory jobs that were lost.; COUPLE WHO LED THE FIGHT TO SAVE MG ROVER RECALL THE DARK, DESPERATE DAYS OF 10 YEARS AGO - AND THEIR BATTLE TO BUILD A NEW LONGBRIDGE... COUPLE WHO LED THE FIGHT TO SAVE MG ROVER RECALL THE DARK, DESPERATE DAYS OF 10 YEARS AGO - AND THEIR BATTLE TO BUILD A NEW LONGBRIDGE... ; Ten years ago today MG Rover went into receivership, followed 24 hours later by administration. The collapse of one of the world's most famous motor manufacturing names led to 6,500 workers losing their jobs, among them Andy Cartwright. NEIL ELKES interviews the dad-of-four and his wife Gemma, who became the public face of the Rover families...
Easter visitor hops in with sweet surprises; ¦ Children from Play Days ¦Playgroup & Plus 2's Groups at St Stephen's Church, Rednal, get a visit from the Easter Bunny
First seconds of life caught by a camera
Hospitals bring in new visiting hours; HEALTH
Nicola leading from front to give school rosy future from front rosy future
Road rage? Just let the music play; TRANSPORT
The hills are alive... with the sound of tourists; As 2015 marks the 50th anniversary of her favourite musical, KEELEY BOLGER runs for the Austrian hills
Trio mark club's 90th anniversary by competing in Midlands fun run; BOWLS
12 flights, 2 boats, 9000 miles and 11 days .. that's what it took me to play for Montserrat but it was worth every single step of way 12 flights, 2 boats, 9000 miles and 11 days .. that's what; SAYS PARTICK THISTLE STAR LYLE TAYLOR
JUDGE DREAD; Cowell: I hated it when Walliams beat me to award
LACK OF SERVICES FOR SON FORCE FAMILY SOUTH
THE SECRET CULL; CRUELTY CALL FOR END TO SHOOTINGS ; More than 200 seals were killed around coast of Scotland
We're 3rd bottom but we're the form team of the league; BATTLE TO BEAT THE DROP ; Boyd desperate to build on 6 wins in 7 games as County eye great escape
£50 Letter of the week Every Saturday; Letters..
Alien: Scariest monster in movie history
Billy Elliot crocked me for 6 weeks; Peak Practice star Haydn Gwynne is in West End musical Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown but she tells why her move to the stage hasn't been pain free
Brian, 32, drowns in pool just 12 hours into hols at luxury Costa villa; DEATH IN MARBELLA BIRTHDAY TRIP HELL ; Cops probe tragic accident after pals' first night out
CRIMINAL DELAY; 4000 cases - including sex crimes, firearms and drug offences - abandoned over late police paperwork
Cruel carers left my autistic son alone in a bus for two hours; Dad says Darren was risk to himself after being abandoned with fellow sufferer
Game of scones; Bake Off Sue on how obsession landed her a job hosting fantasy fans' show
Husband cheats on me with everyone he meets
I bedded bro-in-law while sis was working
I predict a duet; Ecstatic winner dreams of joining his Kaiser Chiefs mentor Ricky on stage
I've had death threats since Iain died in terrible accident; HATE CAMPAIGN BAR ; GIRL TELLS OF SINISTER PHONE CALL ; Thai lover denies tragic Scot was in rage over her date with another man
Labour's future is to go over 2 dex; RECORD VIEW
MURPHY: THEY'RE TRYING 40 TIMES HARDER AGAINST US THAN CAMERON
NEVER PICK ON A POSTAGE CHAMP; WARNING THE FIRST RULE OF THUGGERY.. ; Drunk gets a shock when he tries to steal mail from ex pro boxer turned postman
NICOLA ATTACKS LIB DEM ON LEAK 'DIRTY TRICKS'; ELECTION 2015 ANYONE BUT THE TORIES ; First Minister vows to remain positive in election campaign despite attacks
Now you seaside them ... and now you don't
OUR BLAZE HERO; Family escape thanks to disabled Lee
so many Nats secretly back the Tories, I can not just remain silent; Yes activist defects to Labour with blast at his former allies
Some traditions are not worth hanging on to; OPINION
We'll tour John..he'd 42 clubs in 42 hours for have done it for others; FITTING TRIBUTE ; EPIC ROAD TRIP TO HONOUR TRAGIC FOOTBALL FAN ; Fundraisers will visit every SPFL stadium in aid of charity trust
PM: Queen's Speech is UK's golden opportunity; EU vote, curbs on unions and free childcare extended in new Bills
commentary PM WISE TO DELAY AND MAKE SURE NEW LAW IS FIT FOR PURPOSE
Assad's sect pays the highest price of all in the carnage of Syria
Balls fails to rule out council tax increases; LOCAL GOVERNMEN
Britain faces continental wilt as temperatures soar
Broadbent says Eh-Oh! to new role on Teletubbies
Drug dealers' appeal for clemency rejected
French rescue hostage from Mali jihadists
Gertie's Babies find secrets of their past
Gertie's Babies find secrets of their past; DNA helps to bring to light the life stories of American children who were sold for adoption by back-street abortionist
Harry tries to instil some selfie-discipline in the youth of today
Murray keeps guest list low key for the big day
Online saleroom, The Auction Room, [...]; Market news
Pearson to publish 'Sandwich Woman' next year
pensions goldrush gets off to slow start
Praise for girls kills boys' motivation in classroom, says head
Quite a round as prized book returns to owner
Shoppers losing their taste for luxury yogurts
Taxi driver hands over £10,000 after passenger leaves it behind
Terrorists have become 'like pop stars' to teenagers
Why old bombs could make your gardening go with a bang
Woman farmer driven out by naked neighbour
Yazidi leader arrested as fear grows of split in anti-Isil forces
... in fact we all need to do a lot more of it
'Albert Square sort of feels like home'; As Denise van Outen joins the cast of EastEnders, she reveals how a blind date helped her cope with her marriage break-up
Alarm clock for couples wakes just one sleeper
Antique caddy spoons and writing [...]; Market news
Blair: EU referendum would harm economy; FORMER PM SPEAKS
British man held 'over links to terrorists'; News Bulletin
Campaign for PoW facing eviction raises £10,000 in days
Chancellor warns of clampdown on banks that hide mortgage costs
Conservative candidate now running for Ukip 'had already been sacked'; DEFECTION
Courtroom fills with the screams of Boston bombing victims as the prosecution closes its case
Cuban dissident is detained in Panama Cuban dissident is detained in Panama
Don't ditch exercise over fears for your heart, older people told
Equality has driven women away from golf, says Alliss; BBC commentator claims law has made game too expensive for many female club members
Fierce, loyal and brave, Britain must thank the Gurkhas for 200 years; General Sir Peter Wall pays tribute to the Nepalese soldiers who are a valued and distinguished part of the Army, still making up 3 per cent of our fighting force
Foreign criminals granted loophole to find work as London taxi drivers
GP and her husband killed in plane crash
Hole in NHS finances bigger than expected; News Bulletin
Hundreds of seals 'secretly being killed'; News Bulletin
Japanese admit conducting wartime vivisection on captured Americans
Kenya launches air attack on Islamists; World Bulletin
Making an impression: Berry and Hollywood in new show
Man charged over toy shop rampage in the nude
Man hangs out of van at 85mph saluting traffic in motorway stunt
Ministers: we want an end to parking tickets; Wardens should show 'common sense' by giving verbal warnings for minor offences and ripping up tickets if drivers return to cars in time
Museums take a long time [...]; Market news
Nazi heavyweight Goering's uniform for sale at £85,000
New cancer blood test 'could replace biopsies'
NUT threatens action against 'bullying' bosses
Phillips has cleverly chosen next [...]; Market news
Spain returns gazelles to the Saharan wilds
Spain's prehistoric art returns to public view
Sturgeon's dirty tricks claim over memo leak; SCOTLAND
The perils of placing an ad for house staff; The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge should heed William Cash's advice before appointing their domestic help
£3.2M FOR BANKER WHO WAS BRANDED CRAZY MISS COKEHEAD'
80 HEADS WARN OF ED U-TURN ON SCHOOL REFORMS
AIR STRIKES AND NEW BORDER CHECKS TO CAUSE TRAVEL CHAOS
BRITISH TYCOON'S GIRL, 15, KILLED IN FALL FROM £7.5M HONG KONG FLAT
BRITON FALLS 11 FLOORS TO HIS DEATH IN NEW YORK
CHILDREN AS YOUNG AS THREE GET TRANSGENDER COUNSELLING ON NHS
COULD PACEMAKER' IN BRAIN TREAT DEMENTIA?
EASTER VAULT RAIDERS STEAL MILLIONS IN GEMS
ENTER THE CANON OF CANT?... BACK AT TOP TWANG
FOOD ALLERGIES CAN BE PASSED ON IN BLOOD TRANSFUSIONS'
FORGET 12-WEEK SCAN. NOW IVF PARENTS CAN GET CONCEPTION FILM
HOW SNOWDEN LEAKS HELPED 3 TERROR GROUPS
JUDGE: ALLEGATIONS ARE LURID AND UNNECESSARY
LABOUR RECRUITS DOCTORS FOR NEW WAR ON THE NHS
MOST POWERFUL WOMAN IN THE NHS RISKED PATIENTS' LIVES
MUMS-TO-BE JUST CONFORM TO FORGETFUL STEREOTYPE'
NOW GREECE MAY TURN TO RUSSIA FOR A BAILOUT
NUMBER OF BUSINESS CHIEFS WHO HAIL TORIES SWELLS TO 150
OUR SCHOOLS' OBSESSION WITH HEALTHY EATING IS DRIVING GIRLS AS YOUNG AS SEVEN TO DIET
PASTAFARIAN' TOLD: REMOVE COLANDER FOR LICENCE PICTURE
SCIENTOLOGY IS BEAUTIFUL, INSISTS JOHN TRAVOLTA AFTER TV SHOW'S TORTURE CLAIMS
SECRECY AND DARING WORTHY OF A FILM PLOT
SHAMELESS, SLIPPERY AND UTTERLY SELF-SERVING
SNOWDEN'S CLEARLY AN ANARCHIST AND TRAITOR. THOSE WHO ENDORSE HIM ARE JUST AS DANGEROUS
SUFFERERS OF DEMENTIA ARE BLOCKING BEDS, SAYS HOPKINS
TERRORISING THE PUNTERS OF CAMBRIDGE - IT'S THE ASBO SWAN'S EVEN SCARIER GRANDSON
USING YOUR IPHONE IN FRONT OF TV IS BAD FOR YOUR BRAIN
WE'RE RIGHT TO BE SUSPICIOUS OF FISHY SMELLS
WOMAN STABS BOYFRIEND TO DEATH AFTER HE FINDS HER WITH ANOTHER MAN'
'Insane' mother will not stand trial for killing son
'We protected the poorest, the NHS and pensioners'; Election 2015 As David Cameron completes a whistle-stop tour of the Union, he tells ANDREW GRICE he is still the compassionate Conservative who won the leadership in 2005
100 doctors warn Tories pose threat to NHS
Academics employed as casuals in pilot university scheme
Ad regulator bans Protein World weight-loss claims
An EU referendum just got a whole lot more dangerous
BANK FEARS HUGE UK DEFICIT COULD SPARK PANIC
Cameron says Lib Dems leaked memo on Sturgeon;Election 2015 EXCLUSIVE Lib Dems 'behind Sturgeon leak'
Crime victims waiting up to 50% longer for 999 calls to be answered
Double points; Editorials For Tony Blair to ally himself so closely with Ed Miliband should bode well for Labour's election chances
Election 2015 Sketch; The old master's cadences bless young Miliband
England A&E times are the worst in a decade
Expat arrested after 15-year-old falls to her death
Failing primary school children face more resits under Tory plans
Gang ransacks safety deposit boxes in heart of London's diamond district
Hope springs eternal for the former murder capital of the world; A once dangerous Colombian city has been turned into a safe haven
IMF fears global economy is suffering 'secular stagnation'
Israeli politician 'has a dream' of equality between Jews and Arabs; Ayman Odeh cites civil rights hero Martin Luther King Jnr as his inspiration to close gap
LABOUR AND TORY ECONOMIC PLANS COULD HOLD THE KEY TO NUMBER TEN
Labour to scrap 'non-dom' tax status; Election 2015 * Wealthy targeted in new dividing line with Tories * Plan follows pledges on 50p top rate and mansion tax 'No other major country does it. One rule for some and another for others? It's unjust'
Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg;Election 2015
McCain to run for sixth term in the US Senate
Métro's ad campaign derailed by 110-year-old French 'secularity' law
Parties pledge to tackle the housing crisis - but can they deliver?; Election 2015 In first of a regular series looking at the key election issues, we take a look at the various housing policies Briefing
Rand Paul bids to be presidential candidate as the 'conservative with a human face'
Russian gas deal with Greece may 'undermine sanctions'
Spanish family's Euro 10 lottery ticket nets them Euro 90,000 home
Sturgeon: new vote on Scottish independence could be on cards; Election 2015 SNP leader uses TV debate to say that voters in Scotland will decide after next year
Taking off;Editorials If Ryanair can reach out to customers, so can other businesses
Teachers demand 15% rise as payback for years of austerity; Strike action threatened if new government fails to agree timetable for increase
The brontosaurus is back after 150 million years... at least in name; The 'thunder lizard' was removed from textbooks, but researchers want to restore it to its rightful place
The pressure is on all parties when it comes to defence spending;
Tories accused of secret plan to axe child benefit for most families;Election 2015
Tweeting bloody murder about Blair;Election 2015 Andy McSmith's Election Diary
30 MILE WALK'S A BLOW; Car thief's puncture
Blair in oil blast at Nats; SNP ANGER ; INDY CHAOS CLAIM
Boy killed by mum;Scott, 5, has his throat cut, heart ripped out and is left with horrific wounds to his hands and feet like he'd been.. CRUCIFIED
BRIT BOSS DAUGHTER IS KILLED IN 200FT PLUNGE;'SECRET' GIRL DIES IN HONG KONG
CREGAN SPARKS JAIL RIOT; Cop killer is revolting
Cygnet vicious;ASBO SWAN'S FIERCER GRANDSON
DOWN Here For De Beers; COPS HUNT £200M JEWEL RAID GANG
GPfury letter is doctored; LABOUR 'PLOT'NHS CLAIM ROW
JIHAD PREACHER GUNNED DOWN; TERROR ON LONDON STREET Cops fear gang hit on imam
MPs' sniping gives voters a headache ..not election fever
NIC 2016 REF HINT; ELECTION 2015: 29 DAYS TO GO
Party war after Blair slams EU ballot bid
SNP IN PENSION POT POTTY PLOT; FEARS OVER ELECTION 'DEAL' ; 'Let Scots retire early'
The Grand Nationalist; ELECTION 2015 LEADERS CLASH IN SCOTS TV DEBATE ; Nic gallops to victory ahead of rival Murphy ; 2-horse race as Tory & Lib Dem chiefs falter
The really wild showdown'PACKHAM OSPREY OUTRAGE ; Telly's Chris calls for T In The Park KO
Thigh gap fad nearly killed me...; 'Having a thigh gap isn't what real women should look like'
Tory stock rises; MARKETS GROW MORE UNDER CONSERVA
Where's Mili?STATESMAN FEAR OVER STAY-AT-HOME EDl Visited8 countries... made just 3speecheslHe quit a key briefing ...Whitehall is worried
CAMPAIGN DIARY Political Editor Jonathan Walker
Campaigner 'found crushed can inside filled pothole'
Cops 'injected man in brain' - inquest told
Crumbs! Osborne promises slice of power for Midlands
Farage says: Build small mosques, not mega one
Gang led police on 150mph car chase after raid
Getaway gang hit 150mph as police closed in
Investigation begins after mosque collapseInvestigation begins after mosque collapse
Motorcylist killed in 4x4 crash; PARAMEDICS UNABLE TO SAVE BIKE VICTIM IN BANK HOLIDAY TRAGEDY
Police issue CCTV image of van used in failed ramraid
Police probe mystery of New York death plunge
Prisoner gets five years for stalking teen; HE TERRORISED HER FROM CELL
Teacher, 44, pleads guilty to child sex offences
Vets mark VE Day milestone; WORLD WAR II
Electric brain pacemaker' could treat dementia
Bank of Scotland' fraudster cons OAP out of £15k
Cannabis factory raided above Morningside children's nursery
David Cameron demands action on Sturgeon memo leak
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev found guilty of Boston bombing
Fake moustache man wins' Scots leaders debate
Fitness guru hit woman so hard she lost a tooth'
Jim Murphy issues £1 billion Tory cuts warning
Labour's non-dom plans to win back SNP voters'
Man cooks up "egg and chips" prank to fool kids
Man naked with bat in Toys R Us' appears in court
Motorcyclist and passenger hurt in crash
New Labour video warns: "Vote SNP, get Tories"
Pension savers resisting mad rush' on new freedoms
Ryanair bans alcohol on Glasgow-Ibiza flights
Scots divided over second independence referendum
Scots leaders debate: SNP plan devo-max' vote
Scots leaders face second TV head-to-head
Scottish ex-Dragon backs Ed Miliband over non-dom
Shetland teenager loses firearms case appeal
SNP & Scots Labour unlikely allies after TV debate
SNP activist in Tory hope' claim confirms exit
SNP on course for Northern Isles victory'
Sturgeon heckled by unionist protester in Aberdeen
Sturgeon: Generation' of Scots kids face poverty
Sturgeon: I can make Ed Miliband Prime Minister
Tom Peterkin: Rare friendly gesture before debate
Unsavvy tourists risked lives' viewing avalanche
'Argentina wants harmony, so what's behind UK's tension?'; Former Argentinian Foreign Minister Jorge Taiana, who is now a candidate for the presidency in October's elections, gives John Rhys Bevan his perspective on what he sees as increasingly aggressive rhetoric from Westminster over the Falkland Islands, which he says has shocked Argentina
'Bedroom tax abolished in months under Labour'
'If Plaid gets a foot in door all UK will benefit'
Clashes and fires as strike shuts down Nepal
Clegg's challenge to back £450mWelsh NHS plans
Cuts won't wreck public services, insists Cameron; 'There are seats help us win an in Wales. that can overall majority'
EU referendum vow will cause economic chaos, warns Blair
Farage admits Ukip has 'slipped back a bit in
Fears over 'dwindling support' for Metro
Give youth a voting voice and don't let political apathy win
Hospital staff failed to protect stroke victim'
Judge rejects sex abuse claims against Andrew;
Kenyan students march to honour those shot
Man beaten by police in ambulance, inquest told;
Meningitis jabs for all babies in £7m Welsh programme
polls' but insists key issues are 'back in play'
Some NHS doctors tell patients to go private
Sorry, says DVLA, not with a head like a sieve
Stolen council truck pulled out of river
Tomorrow's teachers to benefit in Harvard link
Tot had skull fractures two days before death, court is told
Waste woe puts atomic plant out of our league'
White US policeman charged with black man's murder
Yemen conflict: US boosts arms supplies for Saudi-led coalition
'Syrian-born former imam' found shot dead in car
Brazil indigenous leader fights for tribe's visibility
Coalition 'has undermined NHS', doctors say in letter
Election 2015: Farage unveils UKIP fishing reform plan
Election 2015: Five big moments from Newsbeat's trust in politics debate
Election 2015: Labour would scrap 'non-dom' tax status
Election 2015: Sturgeon says only 'material change' could spark Scots referendum
Election 2015: Tories' nuclear sub manifesto pledge
Greek leader Alexis Tsipras in Moscow for Putin talks
Hatton Garden raid: Seventy boxes opened in jewel heist
Labour defends plans to scrap 'non-dom' tax status
Latin America's wake-up call on global school test
Sarkozy ex-aide takes the axe to Radio France largesse
Syria crisis: A brush with the brutal world of child refugees
Tory resit plan for pupils with poor Sats results
White police officer charged over unarmed black man's death
Would Che Guevara oppose warmer US-Cuba relations?
'People are trapped... they cannot predict where the bombs will fall'
Another deadly Isis discovery; Iraqi forensic teams have started recovering the remains of hundreds of cadets who were slaughtered by Isis fighters near Tikrit, after the city was recaptured by Shia militiamen and government soldiers last week
At last, a crackdown on cold calling – but the government should go further
Cameron’s tree needs Thatcher’s moral roots
Confidence in Cameron returning to Downing Street hits an all-time high in our survey. But watch the small print…
Election sketch: Amandeep Singh Bhogal, the Sikh Conservative who wants to end sectarian politics in Northern Ireland
Five reasons why Labour can’t be trusted on the EU
Look hoo's talking... 450 ways gibbons chat to each other
Manifesto Ideas 2) Don’t close the door on Garden Cities
On non-doms, the two parties play tennis with their shoelaces tied together
Only one seat changes hands in my latest Con/Lab marginals polling. Labour pulls ahead in Harrow East
Our message for the local elections in Windsor and Maidenhead
SNP organiser defects to Labour over Nationalists’ covert support for the Tories
The NHS will have to become much more productive to survive. Not that you’d know it from this election campaign.
Two men saved after oars break on £9 DIY boat
Yorkshire teens feared to have gone to Syria;
...and this is why you should NOT overtake when towing a caravan
'SNP will scupper Trident nukes renewal'
£35M GEM RAID HAUL 'IS ALREADY ABROAD'; Heist 'like a film' says ex-cop
Abandoned pet so weak he couldn't even lift his head
And the Baft-her goes to..; Host of actresses up for awards
BIG MAC AND CRIES; Bookies fear £265m payout if McCoy & McIlroy both triumph at weekend
BOSTON BOMBER FACING DEATH PENALTY; Terrorist brother guilty of marathon murders
Boston Bomber Guilty of 30 charges and faces death
Close to an encounter; We'll discover alien life within the next 20 years, claims Nasa chief
Cobain's girl: I'm no fan of dad's group
Corrie Kate: I'd love to be married again; Split star hates the single life
Cyclist killed after trucker ran red light
DOM & DUMBER; Tory tax smear backfires as 'spinners' mess up
ex-liverpool star held for shoplifting in Harrods
Girl 'in denial' of Asperger's killed herself
Girl terrified after seeing Pontins fight
Help, I've got a bad case of Election Fatigue
Labour to end snobbery against apprenticeships
Leadership battle with David tested family
OAP couple's suicide pact over ill wife & gypsy site; Stress as idyllic retirement shattered
Road rage charge Roy seems Keane not to be seen
Sergeant in court over 'sex abuse of 11 young recruits'
Stolen dog 'flags down' RSPCA van 100 miles from home; Terrier barked at driver
Support for UKIP slips away in key marginals
Taiwan cuts water supply; around the world
Terror squad lead probe into preacher's death
Travel chaos as French air traffic controllers strike
Zoo's lion the mane attraction in belgium
Most voters would back tax rise to fund NHS, poll shows
Umunna questions integrity of 'non-executive' advisers
'Kate is my suffragette'; TMS diary@thetimes.co.uk | @timesdiary
Aldi leapfrogs Waitrose to become the sixth biggest grocer
Assad hitmen accused of killing imam in London; Terror police take charge of imam shooting inquiry
Britons stranded in Med for a week by air traffic strike
Daniel Finkelstein My election prediction
Lib Dems face funding inquiry over failure to name donor
Lifting pesticide ban could harm pollinating insects
Miliband the younger ruffles feathers of the high-fliers
No kitchen sink dramas as Cleggs let TV crew into home
Poll shows Labour set to seize Tory marginals
Putin opens rift in Europe with trade deal for Greece
School bans children from running in playground
Toe-curling moments to curb your enthusiasm
Welcome Home, Kevin; The man who ran and ran and ran
A safe haven for the homeless, witth inclusion the key; Being open about discrimination is crucial if we are to overcome it
An unholy alliance of Labour and SNP would put Britain's security in serious Jeopardy
BBC will put internet first, says tech chief
Business blooms in Southwark; Different cultures converge in this community charity's garden
Cameron dismisses second Scots referendum
Cooling-off period Marsh deer keep [...]
Coral reefs in crisis as more than half their fish disappear
Couple's suicide pact after travellers moved next door
Disabled scientist volunteers for first head transplant
Fears that friends will try to Join Islamic State runaways
Germany appoints first professor of Holocaust studies
Girl killed herself over autism diagnosis
GPs REJECT seven-day opening for surgeries
How Neil MacGregor reinvented revived the world's greatest museum d and seum; The BM's director is to step down after 13 years. A hard act to follow? Well nigh impossible, says Richard Morrison
Iran sends ships as Yemen chaos escalates
It pays to have staff with an alternative view; The business case is strong but the private sector is lagging behind
Italian airline pilot opened fire in family row
Judge calls for divorce overhaul to take blame out of break-ups
Lost family treasures turn up in old boot
My teen porn addiction ruined my life; Online porn can devastate the lives of young men. Now there is an internet support network, says Stefanie Marsh
National Front in chaos as Le Pen sacks her father
New pathway offers fans an easy route to the Batcave
Out goes machismo and in comes respect for sexual differences; Diversity at work ; Gays are acceptable in society today but transgenders still face problems, says Virginia Matthews
Owner campaigns to get dog with no legs up and running
Sex and sexism: 'I hit my prime at a time that was worse than the 40s and 50s'
Shooting of unarmed black man outrages America
Silence today brings the threat of accidental European exit tomorrow
Six of MacGregor's greatest hits; Rachel Campbell-Johnston chooses her favourites from across his tenure
Smog so bad even the healthy must avoid exercising
Statistically, we should know who wins in weeks
Tax office is leading the race; HMRC blazes a career trail for its non-white staff
The chef who got students to swap kebabs for quinoa; As the co-founder of Leon, Allegra McEvedy was part of a fast-food revolution on the high street. Now she's targeting university campuses, says Nick Curtis
Think it's a small world? Ask the man who ran around it in 621 days
Thousands get toothpaste and suncream on the NHS
To reform divorce, start with childhood; Forget 'amicable settlements'. Most trouble stems from unrealistic expectations
Tories retaliate with plan to stop rich inheriting non-dom status
We'll rival Netflix and Amazon, says BBC
West has had its day, claim les miserables
Young Victoria's Young Victoria's secret story is brought to life Young Victoria's
'Overstretched' GPs say patients are losing out
Airports deal predicted to help QikServe app take off
Car sales motor ahead to set new monthly high for March
Cause of fatal Legionnaires' outbreak still a mystery
Comment : Shell's move on BG could kick-start copycats
Farming : NFUS working with retailers to boost Scotch Lamb sales
GBP47bn oil merger puts North Sea jobs at risk
Gillespie Macandrew is latest legal firm to create CEO post
Inside Politics : Miliband's pledge on 'non-dom' tax status could see Labour attack the SNP, writes Tom Peterkin
Leader : In the oil industry, the only constant is change
Lyle puts his faith in trusty hickory blade
Maven pumps cash into network security outfit
Miliband non-dom vow 'a bid to win back SNP voters'
New chapter begins in story of literary quarter
Pilot of skidded plane admits taxiing faster than normal
Rates expected to remain on hold ahead of election
Scotland 'lags behind UK in NHS and education'
ScottishPower helps firms switch on to energy savings
SeaEnergy shares take a dip despite maiden operating profit
Shell's GBP47bn swoop for BG sparks further merger speculation
Sketch : Six-way rhetorical car crash with plenty of Ukip-baiting
SNP would vote for full fiscal autonomy 'within one year'
Spring sees growth cool with weaker activity, says BCC survey
Sturgeon 'delighted' at win by Tories in Labour video
Waxing lyrical makes the most out of music
Zenith Energy at its peak with English well project
'Fatal injury unlikely from a low-level fall'
'Sorry for the delay rail passengers...but we have picked up the wrong driver'
'Thousands not getting suitable palliative care'
Baby joy as Ki to hear the patter of tiny boots
Clegg's wife all out as Lib Dems 'merit a return'
Club's plan for ground wins vote of support
Cobbler goes out on a limb to aid savaged pet
Crash death due to alcohol, inquest told
Death penalty on the cards for Boston Marathon bomber
eBay fraudster in court again for conning buyers - including officer
Fair funding for Wales if Labour wins election, pledges Balls
Half of public passenger vehicles unsafe
Iran, US raise the stakes as Yemen battles rage
Job scheme ban for firm after abuse allegation
Lib Dems deny leaking 'untrue' Sturgeon memo
Little Ella meets mum of teen who saved her life
Make road layout safer and quickly - coroner
Miliband challenges Tories on abolition of non-dom status
More teens in hospital due to eating disorders
Mum jailed for 'pitiless' theft from elderly man
Party time as 'Old McDonald' toasts 90th
Plaid defends candidate over 'English racists' article in 2001; Call for action over Plaid candidate's article describing English settlers in rural Wales as 'conspiracy theorists and gun-toting Final Solution crackpots'
Policeman on murder charge after shooting
Post-16 bid 'would not be in pupils' best interest'
Professional gambler played tough hand with true style
Sex and sexism: 'I hit my prime at a time that was worse than the 40s and 50s'; Helen Mirren tells Janice Turner why the Seventies was the worst decade to be a woman
Survey aims to boost pupils' participation in sports activity
This time it's» John Oliver highlighted individuals' most exchanges were How this Brit convinced Americans spy scandal mattered to them
Where does the real power lie in the modern world of Welsh education?; A healthy education system is key to a buoyant economy and thriving society. But where does the power lie in Wales? Education Editor Gareth Evans considers the rank and file of Welsh education and, for the first time, creates his top-10 power list
Youth, 16, tried to buy deadly poison over the 'dark web'
Flybe turnaround plan leads to revenue and passenger increase
£3m retail park fails to land a place on local plan
360 road signs scrapped as town gets rid of its clutter
Apprentices begin careers with BT Cornwall
Bid to cut red tape to boost Cornish food industry
Businesses to get connected over breakfast
Childhood activities to shape a full life
Competition launched to celebrate the High Street
Conversion boom will continue at least until 2019
Cornish Mutual paid out £3m for weather damage
Exeter Pound pays tribute to Stanno with new note
Fabulous Easter weather provides perfect start to vital tourism season
Family speaks of its heartache after Evan dies from meningitis
Food and farming portfolio boost for Exeter marketing specialists
From cabbie to cake maker for farmer Geoff
Generation of children in danger of missing out on great outdoors
Great-gran Stella set to mark 90th birthday with a 15,000ft skydive
Independent community taking control of its future to stimulate local economy
Insurance firm honoured for new software
Investment in future is key to economic growth
Leaders unite to promote 'golden time' for Exeter
Leading healthcare firm creates apprentices
Michelle ready to capture sights of rugby spectacle
More cash needed for broadband - BT chief
New £1.16 million enterprise centre set to welcome entrepreneurs
New appointment to law firm's commercial team
New Exeter offices for web design agency
New website to market Cornwall's most photographed spot
Pensioners' homes wealth leaps £3.8 billion
Pilot project helps lone parents back to work
Police 'will need bailing out' if they lose jobs ruling appeal
Research to promote staff wellbeing in large firms
Solution in sight for couple forced to live apart after 65 years
Submarine returns for repairs after 'ice damage'
Talks on how scientific advances impact on the building industry
Tech journalists report world class Cornish talent
Turbine approved despite 'intrusion' fears
US firm makes European base in Westcountry
We already sacked UKIP 'defector' - Tories
Will the end of milk quota system help dairy farmers?
£35m gem raiders strolled in front door and then hid
Briton found dead in French village well
Head arrested after ex-pupil falls pregnant
Mr Cameron shows that he shares readers' concerns
Piling on pounds 'protects middle-aged from dementia'
There's oil in them thar Sussex hills!; Black gold discovered near Gatwick Airport
urned off by our tedious political class
WE'LL GIVE YOU WHAT YOU DESERVE; EXCLUSIVE:PM''s MESSAGE TO DAILY EXPRESS READERS Cameron:we've woken up to the challenge from Ukip Come with us and let's keep Britain on track
30,000 BOSSES WILL QUIT IF ED WINS; GENERAL ELECTION...27 RUDDY DAYS S T IL L TO GO
BOOZING HAS SAVED MY LIFE; Cancer caught early thanks to partyin
BRITAIN £11BN AID BILL IS 'MADNESS'; Fury at soaring cost
FACES OF 2 TEEN JIHAD RUNAWAYS; Plea over 'Yorkshire lads'
GEMS GANG 'STARTED UNDERGROUND FIRE'; £200m raiders linked to nearby blaze
Half of Scots voters would back SNP' - Poll
THEY'VE STRUCK OIL AT GATWICK Airport; 100bn barrels in 'new Texas'
TROLL HELL OF TRAGIC APRIL MA; Blamed for death
'I've had bumps and scrapes but I want to carry on doing it'; Election 2015 In an interview with Political Editor ANDREW GRICE, Nick Clegg condemns the 'intellectual kleptomania' of the Tories - and reveals a Help to Rent scheme aimed at young people still living with their parents
Backlash follows Tory attack on 'backstabbing' Labour leader; Election 2015 Miliband claims Fallon has demeaned his office; Clegg says it is a sign of panic
Boris kisses babies, poses for selfies - and quotes Sappho;
Childhood stress 'raises type 1 diabetes risk';
China plans tunnel under Everest for Beijing-Nepal rail link
Clegg lashes out at 'swivel-eyed' Tories; * David Cameron would be 'held hostage' by far right after election, warns Liberal Democrat leader * Three polls put Labour in the lead following Michael Fallon's vitriolic attack on Ed Miliband EXCLUSIVE
Company predicts oil boom in Sussex - but is talk of a 'new Dallas' all hot air?; Claims the Weald Basin could yield 100 billion barrels send firm's shares soaring
Cubans seeking change - but not if Uncle Sam takes over; As Raul Castro heads to the Summit of the Americas, his citizens are in two minds about restoring US ties
Drumming up support till I'm red in the face;
Exercise warning as pollution levels hit year-high
Fraud defendant's court killing spree prompts security alert in Italy; Regional governor denounces 'incomprehensible' safety lapse after a judge and two others are shot dead
French TV network goes blank after 'Isis' hack
Funny how objections to Labour's non-dom plan have backfired
Hands across the sea; Editorials A new era dawns for US-Cuba relations
I don't agree with Tony Blair on Europe, but I'll thank him for delivering Ukip more voters
Iran's Supreme Leader steps up war of words with Saudis over bombing of Yemen
Killer robots could get away with war crimes; The rapid rise of autonomous weapons poses as many moral questions as military ones.
Killings at home show we are not immune from foreign wars;
Man who filmed shooting fears for his own safety;
Mother bailed after death fall of teenage daughter;
New diplomatic row over Falkland Islands erupts;
NHS misses waiting target for second time this year;
Nuclear reaction; Editorials Trident provokes passionate debate but it should be seen as a practical issue rather than one of ideology
Out of step: frontline choreographers attack British dance schools
Police focus on Hatton Garden 'insider' line
Sea changes like today's linked to biggest mass extinction of all; Researchers have found evidence of a sudden acidification of the oceans that killed off 90 per cent of marine life, 250 million years ago. An alarmingly similar process is taking place now.
Tories: NHS must not be used as political football;
When push comes to shove, the SNP will be forced to back Miliband
White House backs efforts to ban gay and transgender 'conversion' therapies
Why do we persist in describing misfits as terrorists?
Air India mercy mission flies Yemen refugees to safety;
Building blow gives Osborne polls headache
Commuter hit by Tube as he reached for falling bag
Commuter rail delays 'hit two thirds of firms'
Drug dealer should have been deported seven years before murdering ex-lover; Judge blasts Home Office for failures that left convicted attacker free to kill Woman beaten to death with claw hammer as girl, 6, tried to intervene
Family mourn 'perfect mother' killed by driver who didn't look
Flat plunge tycoon's ex speaks of his 'suicide'; news in brief
Fury as gynaecologist who 'ruined women's lives' goes back to work; Surgeon accused of botched operations faces legal action
Handshake after Kerry's top-level half a century: talks with Cuba
Let's consider gay couples paying surrogates for babies, says Clegg; 'Britain could learn from California where commercial deals are legal
Mayor's aides set for £2.2m 'golden goodbyes' when he quits City Hall
MOSCOW Commuters rescue woman, 70, [...]
Parties clash over Mayor's pledge to cap rail fare rises
Skyscrapers? We've been building them since 1066
SNP's finance plans will leave you in £7.6bn black hole, Miliband tells Scots
Social media is a two-edged tool for image-conscious politicians
Squatters clash with guards at prestige block
Thatcher's seat is not for turning as Jewish voters warn Labour over Israel; Constituency FocusFinchley and Golders Green
There's more to marathon runs than charity ...
tragedy of v&a designer crushed by lorry; arts world mourns 'visionary' killed as she cycled to work at st james's palace ; Inspirational designer 'helped turn V&A into a global leader'
Trident row has put defence back on the agenda ... and cuts could cost the Tories dear; commentary
Why Cameron's fares pledge did not derail train firms
Drunk Scots call for ambulance every 21 minutes
East Lothian Council worker's hunger strike threat
Echoes of indyref in Labour's latest attacks
Ed Miliband warns Scots of pensions cuts under SNP
Edinburgh left out of Heathrow tourism drive
Firefighters tackle Highlands wildfire in Dornoch
Huge oil field discovered near Gatwick airport
Kriss Donald's killer jailed for further six years
Left-wing party TUSC vows to make banks pay
Nicola Sturgeon calls for Labour to back NHS pledge
Old and new race to be named Scotland's best pub
Police Scotland ridiculed over branding' guide
Scots team solve riddle of Great Dying extinction
Sea eagle attacks logged in West Highlands
Survey of Highland quarry to check for buried war planes
Teenager gave up on army career after harassment
The new battleground is full fiscal autonomy
Trident blocking path to SNP and Labour deal
Comment: The most powerful case against Trident is the military one
Critics of the Daily Mail’s front page story today on ‘Red Ed’s tangled love life’ have focussed on its attempt to make the banal seem lurid. In doing so they miss the point of the piece. The Mail account of Ed Miliband’s love life is fantastically dull, especially when set aside that of his rival party leaders in this election. Nick Clegg famously claimed in 2008 to have slept with ‘no more than 30’ women before his marriage, while David Cameron, when asked in 2009 whether he had girlfriends before his wife, replied: ‘Lots’. Here’s a reminder of a Mail story in 2012 on Cameron’s pre-Sam love life: (I thought since the Mail doesn’t mentioned it today, even as a comparison, I might as well.) “Cameron was known as a heartbreaker who was so single-minded, he was usually the one to end romantic relationships if he realised girls were unsuitable. […] “According to one contemporary, […] He liked high-born ones with an artistic side to them.” And so on. You’ll notice the tone of that piece was a bit more sympathetic, in a ‘boys will be boys’ sort of way. (The tone was maintained even after one of Cameron’s ex-girlfriends took Hamlet’s advice to Ophelia and joined a nunnery.) But Miliband’s ‘somewhat caddish’ (not to be confused with ‘kaddish’) behaviour is not really what the Mail is trying to highlight. As a colleague said to me this morning: ‘the piece is about class’. After listing (and emphasising) the jobs and status of Miliband’s friends and girlfriends in the story, most of whom worked in the media or politics, the author remarks: “What a deliciously small and privileged world! One that is a million miles from the lives of millions of ordinary voters.” And there, shining out of the piece like a gemstone in a dung-pile, is the point of the Mail’s depressing barrel-scrape today. Many of the paper’s readers will own a house, say, or have some degree of financial security, but they have no real power in the media or politics. It’s almost too easy to point to an ‘incestuous’ clique of champagne socialists and turn this impotence, (not to say insecurity), against the Right’s political foes – easy, and in the case of the Mail, irresistible. As with the Tory press calling Miliband a ‘north London elitist’, this is an example of what the Mail accused Miliband of yesterday, (and will again tomorrow): the politics of envy – a bogus class war against a ‘bogus’ class warrior. And this from a paper supporting the party of the rich, led by a PR man for privilege. So ask yourself: how much contempt must a newspaper have for its readers to think they can be made to envy the love life of Ed Miliband?
David Cameron comes clean: he’s secretly a Marxist
How three Scottish trade unionists saved lives in the fascist Chilean coup
Please don’t let Nigel Farage be the only one who stands up to the tampon tax
This government needs to accept its own legacy on food banks
'One of art world's brightest and best' killed in cycling crash
Andy Murray wedding photographer dies after fall
Arup to shift Glasgow base to new city home
Dunblane puts out the bunting for Murray's 'Scottish royal wedding'
Evidence from Scots police officers leads to ban for five 'legal highs'
Farming : BVD drive to enter final stage
Farming : GM crops under the spotlight in Europe
Former MP Jim McGovern escorted from pub by police
Grand National: Tony McCoy dreaming of grand finale
John Byrne brushes up for Shooglenifty album cover
Karen Campbell's latest novel rises to the occasion
Leader : The new battleground is full fiscal autonomy
Lib Dems will protect your digital rights'
Majestic eyes global push as it swallows up Naked Wines
Rain puts out blazing Highlands wildfire
Recruitment giant makes hay despite election woes
Scots in no rush to get their hands on Apple Watch
Sturgeon vows to give people their NHS back'
Sturgeon vows vital support' for Scots families
Actress hid in closet as 'stalker' broke in
Dear royal chef, nanny requests pizza for dinner, from the princes; Secrets of Palace kitchens revealed, including William and Harry's plot to get favourite food
Dogs 'able to smell prostate cancer in 98pc of cases'
Flesh-eating plant with gaping mouth named after creator of Alien
Football fan fights led by 60-year-olds, says club chairman
Gynaecologist behind 'botched surgery' allowed back to work
Hays hit as hiring slows ahead of election
Miliband is blind to moral case for keeping non-dom status
'After watching my father lose his memory, I had to know my fate'; 'Thunderbirds creator's son tells why he took a DIY test to learn if he would inherit Alzheimer's
'I'm proud of NHS, but there is still much to improve'; INTERVIEW
'Too posh to push' no reason for Caesarean; News Bulletin
Abortion case shows CPS is run by extremists, claims MP
Apple Watch taken for a spin; You can touch, but you can't buy
Aviva reduces share awards for executives
Balding praises female rowers for inspiring women; Oarsome role models
Barrister's two-year fare-dodging scam 'was Britain's biggest'
Blur shares dive as watchdog examines deals
Bonmarche shares dip after fall in sales; News Bulletin
Boy, 13, imprisoned for murder of builder; News Bulletin
Castle evacuated after flaming cannonball destroys medieval boathouse; Great balls of fire!
China rejects Obama attack in land dispute
Class war over Cambridge's highbrow warning; Latin and Greek sign intended to stop bikes being chained to railing is criticised as patronising, elitist and - worst of all - containing an error
Death of the credit card perk; Warning to consumers as bank becomes first to scrap cashback scheme following new EU law
Dog-snatching suspect caught on CCTV after pets are seized
Drug dealer facing deportation murdered woman in her home
Ed plays voters a familiar refrain: we're your second-best choice, vote for us; Sketch
Family accuses French police of bungling hunt for expat whose body was dumped in a well
GE sells off finance arm and launches huge buyback
Goldman Sachs boss's 4pc pay rise to £16m
Hillary Clinton starts the race for 2016
I don't see anyone who is qualified to be PM - real talent has deserted politics; The forthright historian David Starkey 'despairs' of the coming election
If Fm nervous, imagine how Murray feels, says minister; tennisstar denies feeling the tension as home town prepares for 'Scotland's royal wedding'
Jilted florist drove car into ex-lover's Porsche
Judge 'sorry' as she convicts sex offender
Labour could recognise Palestinian state; Election In Brief
Labour MPs call for Brown to come to rescue
Last Tory in Scotland aims to cling on in face of the SNP tsunami; NATIONALIST SURGE
Miliband's US aide hits out at 'low-rent' attacks; Election In Brief
Minister admits to nerves before Murray wedding
Moment of history and a punch-up in Panama
Moroccan pupils killed in bus crash; World Bulletin
Museum cancels show of Allied photographs
My grandfather's final footsteps at Gallipoli; A family tragedy inspired Rachel Billington to retrace and write about an almost forgotten battle
Navies counter Russian threat with war games off Scotland
One dead, five hurt in stolen ambulance crash; News Bulletin
Our victim culture is a catastrophe, says Starkey
Pilot pulls his airliner out of horrific North Sea nosedive
Pope silent after France nominates gay envoy
Same-day access to GP for over-75s, Tories pledge
Savers cash in pensions for mortgages - and only the odd speedboat
Spanish pilgrims' messy progress; World Bulletin
Sussex Police withdraw 'victim-blaming' poster; News Bulletin
The man the bookies fear most; I still worry about Anthony falling, says AP's mother
Top Gear? Maybe it's not all over for me, says Clarkson; The sacked BBC presenter hints that his days in front of the camera are far from over
Train strikes passenger on head as he bent to pick up belongings
Train struck passenger on head as he bent to pick up belongings
Tycoon killed himself shortly after we split, says ex-model; Businessman fell from window on to railings after end of five-year relationship with socialite
We will keep Green Belt safe, says Cameron; COUNTRYSIDE
Will National Trust members take a stand against sitting on beanbags
£100 fine for dog owners caught without poo bag
Child sex abuse ring kept secret by British spies
Crowd hail the hero who didn't win the National
Dragon Queen Emilia puts Arnold in shade
ELECTION 2015 'Forget class war. We're driven by aspiration'
L'e as a 'royal' commoner; DAVID PAUL meets the Kate Middleton lookalike, right, who turns heads everywhere she goes, and discovers that life isn't all curtseys and conviviality for our hardworking tribute acts
Lost British boy aged seven in Alps death fall
Murray's love match; Andy's fans go wild as the kilted tennis star marries Kim
NATIONAL GLORY'S IN THE CAN; Clouds lift for bookies
Police hunt Pink Panther gang over jewel heist
Pub saved from developers... and turned into area's 13th estate agent
Rich history; TRAVEL ADVERTISING FEATURE ; Marvel at a Tudor masterpiece, art deco delights and England's greatest bard says KATIE ROWE
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AND THAT PINT? IT JUST HAD TO BE THATCHERS GOLD!
BANKS SET ASIDE BILLIONS MORE FOR PPI COMPENSATION
BOAT RACE SISTERS ARE DOING IT FIR THEMSELFIES!
BOLASIE HITS QUICK HAT-TRICK FOR PALACE TO END PARDEW'S NIGHTMARE IN NORTH EAST
BRITISH BOY, 7, PLUNGES TO HIS DEATH AFTER LOSING HIS MOTHER ON SKI SLOPE
CLEGG LEADERSHIP RIVAL ACCUSED OF BETRAYAL -
CONTROVERSIAL EUROPEAN VAT RULES SCUPPER CHARITY EBOOK ON TERRY PRATCHETT
CORONER CONDEMNS HOSPITAL OVER DEATH OF NEWBORN TWIN
DAVE'S EU DECEIT IS STARING US IN THE FACE - AND WE STILL MISS IT
DIFFERENT COUNTRY, SAME OLD BRILLIANT COUNTRY MUSIC...
DON'T WISH FIR A GIRL, KATE - BE BMOB* HAPPY LIKE ME (*A DEFENSIVE MOTHER OF BOYS)
DOPE-SMOKING ANARCHISTS SULLY SITE WHERE KING JOHN SEALED THE MAGNA CARTA
DREAMLAND'S REVAMP FUELS HOPE FOR RESORTS
ELECTION BOOST FOR THE TORIES AS PAY RISES AND JOBLESS TOLL FALLS
EXPERTS HOPE EASIER TEST KIT WILL HELP TO SAVE MORE LIVES
FEELING VERY EMOJI-NAL...HOW ANDY MAPPED OUT HIS BID DAY ON TWITTER
GRIEVING FOR BENAUD IS A CRY FOR OUR LOST YOUTH
HALF MY MONEY VANISHES IN A MURKY TANGLE OF BINARY OPTIONS'
HE WON'T LIKE IT'... THE FATHER OF ED'S WELSH LEADER HAS OP - AND ADMITS HE WENT PRIVATE
HOW CATASTROPHE COULD HELP TO IMPROVE YOUR RETURNS
HUNGRY TIGER IS STILL THE BIGGEST DRAW FOR DOTING AMERICANS
I FELL VICTIM TO A SCAM AND LOST £113,000
I TOLD YOU! BEA'S OFF TO BE A PRIVATE EQUITY PRINCESS
I'M BACKING COOK TO SCORE RUNS THIS SERIES - REFRESHED AND RARING TO GO
INSURERS FACE BAN ON CHARGING FOR A RAFT OF HIDDEN EXTRAS
INVESTMENTS THAT CAN PUT FIZZ BACK IN YOUR PORTFOLIO
IS THIS THE MOST TOXIC COVER-UP OF THEM ALL?
IS THIS THE PROOF MEGALOMANIAC' BLAIR DOES WANT TO RULE THE WORLD?
IS YOUR LITTLE PRINCESS TURNING INTO A DIVA?
IT'S GLORY ON THE THAMES FOR OXFORD'S HISTORY GIRLS
JOSE: ENGLAND TO FEEL BENEFIT OF ROMAN RULE
KOSOVO BUILDS PROFIT IN MARBLE AS EX-WARZONE TURNS TO LUXURY
LABOUR'S LEAN PICKINGS IN NON-DOMS PURGE
LEICESTER BELIEVING IN MIRACLES AFTER VARDY'S LATE WINNER OFFERS FRESH HOPE
LILY COLE TO KICKSTART A REVOLUTION AS SHE FRONTS CAMPAIGN TO REFORM SWEATSHOPS
MILIBAND WILL HAND SCOTS HIGHER PENSION AND DOLE PAYMENTS
MUM HID HER BOWEL CANCER FROM US FOR TWO YEARS. IN THREE WEEKS SHE WAS GONE
MURDER RIDDLE PASTOR'S BRITISH WIFE KILLED
NOW BBC POKES FUN AT CLARKSON FRACAS IN SATIRE
O'SHEA CHAMPIONS YARDE AFTER QUINS WIN THRILLER
OH BABY! IT'S KATE'S £29,428 BUMPER MATERNITY WARDROBE
OIL STRIKE CHIEF: FRACKING WILL DOUBLE THE BONANZA
OLIVER TWIST ON PENALTY ANGERS EVERTON'S BOSS
OUR SEASON'S TURNED INTO BUT WE CAN STILL BE THE NOISY NEIGHBOURS
P.S. IF YOUR NAME'S NIGEL, YOU'LL VOTE UKIP
PAEDOPHILE CAMPAIGNER AT HACKED OFF MEETING
PARENTS SELL £185,000 HOME...TO SEND THEIR SON TO PRIVATE SCHOOL
PELLE SHOULD HAVE SEEN RED FOR BREAKING MY SON'S NOSE, FUMES HULL'S BRUCE
PLEASE DON'T PLAY IT SO SAFE, MR CAMERON
PROOF THAT TESTING MOTHERS FOR KILLER BUG SAVES BABIES
RAID YOUR CHILD'S PIGGY BANK ... FOR A JUNIOR ISA
REVEALED: ROMMEL SWIPED HIS GOGGLES FROM THE BRITISH
ROSBERG RAP FOR MERCEDES AS HAMILTON CLAIMS POLE
SARACENS MISS BONUS AFTER YOUNGS BLUNDER
SECRET US MEMO: THESPECIAL RELATIONSHIP' WITH UK IS OVER
SLACKER MUMS MAKE GREAT KIDS (AND GUESS HOW I KNOW)
SOLD, FOR £1.2 BILLION! SOTHEBY'S NOTCHES UP A RECORD AS ART BOOMS
STRATFORD OUTLET RAKES IT IN, BUT CASINO FIRM STILL ENDS UP A LOSER
STRAUSS: THERE IS NO WAY BACK TO ENGLAND SIDE FOR PIETERSEN
TELL SID TO KEEP A CLOSE EYE ON THE BG SHARE PRICE
THE BBC CHIEF RONA FAIRHEAD, HER CHEATING BROTHER...AND HOW HE LEFT ME DROWNING IN DEBT AND UTTER DESPAIR
THE ENGLISH WOMAN SELLING FOOTBALL TO AMERICA
THE FUEL BARON DUBBED BRITAIN'S JR EWING ON THE BIG QUESTION THE NATION MUST FACE
THE ONLY GAME IN TOWN' FOR THOSE IN SEARCH OF A WINNING BOND STRATEGY
THEY CO-WROTE 'NEIGHBOURS BECOME GOOD FRIENDS'. SO WHY DID MR AND MRS MUSIC END UP AS SUCH BITTER ENEMIES?
THEY STILL THINK GREED IS GOOD:CITY TRADERS MAKE NEW BOY EAT 8 QUARTER POUNDERS
THINKING OF RELEASING EQUITY? TELL THE FAMILY
TINDALL DELIGHT AS DUDE CLAIMS THIRD SPOT
TORIES IN PLEA TO FLAT-FOOTED' PM: SHOW US MORE PASSION TO WIN US THIS ELECTION
TORIES: GIVE £1M TO YOUR CHILDREN TAX-FREE
TORY HQ TELLS RATTLED TROOPS: CALM DOWN, DEARS...WE'VE STILL GOT THE 'RIGHT TO BUY'
UKIP ARE AT IT AGAIN: NOW PARTY TRIES TO BURY A SECOND LOSER POLL
WAYNE'S WORLD: SAVE HARD, DON'T WASTE YOUR CASH …AND TAKE ADVICE
WE MUST DITCH THE DARK DICKENSIAN ?LANGUAGE OF AUSTERITY
WE WANTED TO STAY HERE AND PAY OUR BILLS
WEBSTER'S TALE OF WOE AS WOLVES SAVAGE WILDCATS
YOU'VE GOT TO HAVE SYMPATHY FOR THE LITTLE DEVIL! HE LOOKS JUST LIKE HIS DAD...
YOUR RIGHT TO ROAM NEEDN'T COST THE EARTH
£30M McJOY FOR BOOKIES; Punters' misery as AP is 5th in National ; AT LEAST SOMEONE'S A WINNER
ALBERT SNARE E20; EXCLUSIVE: TELLY RAT IS CAUGHT TWO-TIMING
Crime lords hit by Blingo Blaggers; IT'S NOT JUST THE COPS GEMS GANG NEED TO WORRY ABOUT
ED'S TURNING; NHS cash vow in tatters Tory £8bn sparks chaos
GALE, WET & MATCH; JUST MURRAYED: EMOJI-ONAL TENNIS CHAMP NETS HIS BRIDE ; Storms break as Andy weds Kim
Haye maker?; BOXER TAKES BLONDE FROM BAR BACK TO HIS HOTEL AT MIDNIGHT EXCLUSIVE
HUNG OVER; Loan costs to soar at polls gridlock
IT'S KENTUCKY FLIED CHICKEN; GIRL LIFTS LID ON TAKEAWAY ; Staff sold food nearly 3hrs old ; Rotting meat under counter ; Crawling bugs on ketchup bottles
KNOMO AIR OFFERS BEST CASE SCENARIO; my mobile
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LET ME SKI FINAL RUN SOLO, MUM; LAST WORDS OF BOY, 7
LIFE ON CARS; TOP GEAR EXCLUSIVE DCI Gene star Philip fave to replace Clarkson
Mumifesto; SURVEY REVEALS MOTHERS' ELECTION WISH LIST
REAL-life Forest Gump, Canadian Daren [...]
ROT IN A JAIL CELL; FURY OF VICTIM'S SON AT RIPPER BID FOR PRIORY ; 6 6 7 He killed 13 and should be in a prison anyway... this rubs salt in the wounds
Shed end street; HOMEOWNER WHO WOULDN'T MOVE
We live as a threesome; STORY TO MAKE EVERY MAN JEALOUS...AND EVERY WOMAN DESPAIR
Alex Salmond faces cross-party fight for Gordon
FM blasts Project Fear revival' amid £7.6bn quiz
Man dies after disturbance at flats in Falkirk
Polish filmmakers are impressing Martin Scorsese
Sexual assault in Edinburgh private hire taxi'
The Voice's Stevie McCrorie on his burning passion
We'll borrow to cover FFA shortfall, says Sturgeon
'Justice at last' as killer who beat deportation is jailed for life
250,000 London homes could escape inheritance tax trap under Tory plan
80 boat race spectators rescued after getting trapped by the tide
Ambulance called out to help injured pigeon; news in brief
Boy falls in cheetah pen 'after being dangled';
Driver shot dead after toddler is run over;
Father fights off armed burglars in family home
Labour non-dom curbs hit house sales in London
Labour non-dom vow hits housing sales in London
Labour under pressure to match Tories' £8bn pledge to save NHS
Labour's manifesto and a big political week
Lib-Dems to axe rail fare hikes in 'five-point plan'
Met must 'look at all options' to prevent rallies by extremists
miliband pledges to help low-paid workers; ?labour leader leaves door open to tax rises as he launches manifesto ; 'It is only when working people succeed that Britain succeeds' ; ELECTION2015 24 days to go - May 7
NHS delays and blunders across London revealed
Palace pitches in to ethnic blood donor campaign
Police probe power cuts in run-up to £60m heist;
School meals given the star treatment; Why would a head chef want to leave the glamour of working in a leading restaurant for a school kitchen? Niki Chesworth discovers the changes that are making accomplished cooks want to join the 60,000-strong workforce who help feed the country's children
Student 'is snatched and tortured by masked men in revenge for car prang'
Tempers rise in talks over bailout funds for Greece
The capital really can have its economic cake and eat it; With an election looming, the issue for the City is how to balance the two fundamentals of policy and confidence
TOO FAST AND FURIOUS LAMBORGHINI WRECKED IN BEIJING TUNNEL SMASH
Tory from council estate fights 'nasty' Ukip in Essex heartland; Constituency FocusThurrock
Research reveals treatment against drug resistant bugs
Bird hunting in Malta able to continue via referendum
First Sudanese elections since secession of South Sudan
Hillary Clinton announcing her candidate for presidency - opposition to this
'There's devil in me' wrote poison-case nurse in letter
200,000 Britons go abroad to cut waiting time for ops
A right to buy scheme to rival Margaret Thatcher's
Amorous dentist who fired nurse after she fended off his kisses
ANDY MURRAY COULD HAVE BEEN A LITTLE MORE UPBEAT ABOUT HIS WEDDING To KIM SEARS
Animal lovers' fears over BGT talking wonder dog
Awareness raising with the famous Kardashians
BBC journalist is feared dead after boat crashes into rocks
Best supporting dress award goes to Gemma!
Bulimia will always be part of my psyche; The glamorous actress, 58, tells PETER ROBERTSON about her long battle against depression and eating disorders
Full of holes... Ed's economic pledges unravel
Gardener who claimed £12k in benefits caught tending his allotments
Kiss from Madonna leaves singer down in the mouth
MAGGIE'S 'RIGHT TO BUY' DREAM IS BACK; Tory housing plan will help 1.3million families Cameron: We want to give working people security
Sorry for my croaky voice... Nick is back
Susanna in apology for swearing 'spiderman'
The Queen and our humour are best of British
The real man's guide To WEIGHT loss; Despite the known health benefits of a trimmer waistline, men are largely ignored by the weight-loss industry
Too little cash for dementia fight says study
Tories jump six points ahead in new poll
Third of Irish people still in festive debt
10,000 pints are downed in Dail by TDs after debates
Bleakley goes Wild on ITV to net tourists
Body found in river hunt for lost Johanna
Dealer 'put (EURO)35k bounty out on Tyson'
FIGHTING CANCER LEFT ME SUICIDAL; Lord Henry tells of 'deep darkness' during battle against lung disease
GIVE MEDICAL CARDS TO VERY SICK CHILDREN
Guess Hughes causing trouble already on her TV debut?
I tried to crack America with Take That and on my own but failed ... I never dreamed I'd do it with a Broadway show;
I WAS RAPED BY MUM'S EVIL BOYFRIEND WHEN I WAS 11; Brave Majella turns down anonymity as sick monster jailed
In remake of Face/Off, it's Cam's mask that's slipped
LEGAL HIGHS' HAVE KILLED OUR ONLY SON; Parents beg for ban after teen's death
Lib Dems won't back deeper cutting Tories
MAYDAY, MAYDAY, BUS STRIKE ALERT; Bank Holiday commuters face chaos as workers protest over privatisation
Musical tells the story behind Peter Pan
MY DEATH THREATS OVER AINTREE 'ASSAULT' VIDEO
Student in drown horror on college canoe trip
That 13-year-old got only 11 years jail for stabbing my nephew to death. That is NOT justice
Warmer sea could wipe haddock off the menu
When I was in my 20s I cared about being skinny.. now I'm about being strong
Devolved government doing 'lot of good work'
'999, can you make me a cuppa, my wife's in bed'
'Champion' Clinton off on 2016 campaign trail
'Farm returns fell by 40% in past 5 years'
'Technology is constanmore tools in a breedently evolving, with er's arsenal of options'; Meyrick Brown presents a round up from the Celtic Dairy Showcase in Carmarthen and looks at the increasing use of technology in breeding programmes
34 arrested in anti-Trident demonstration at Faslane naval base
Boat ownership is on the rise; COUNTRY IN BRIEF
Body found in Laos river search for missing BBC Wales picture editor Johanna
Businessman convicted in child sex inquiry
Crowds see the usual winners caught napping
Farmers should submit EU forms in good time; minister's view Rebecca Evans
Fear for trees over eligibility criteria for basic payment
First Young Stars show exceeds all expectations
Future looks good for reservoirs as catches win praise
Garden defends signage in Welsh-language blast
Get up and vote, urges break-free Brian May
High note for singer Katherine as she announces pregnancy
Innovation can create secure future for dairy; milk matters
Miliband mines the Reagan era to wrong-foot the Tories
Parents pay tribute to our 'daring' darling lad
Plaid pledges 5p fuel price cut for RURAL WALES
President worked hard to create links with schools
Red Len on the Welsh campaign trail today
Row as 'Jobs Growth cash secure until 2016
Scotland-style for Assembly, footing all set says Labour
The interview questions you REALLY need to prepare for (or you just won't get that job); From why you didn't get your last promotion to how you deal with difficult colleagues, Rupert Denholm-Hall asked employers what were the questions they really love to ask - and why
There's a very strong tradition of powerful women in Wales
Trapped art fan tells his tale from the crypt
Web pages with child sex abuse images soar
David Cameron launches Conservative manifesto
House in Kensington painted with stripes
'Sex pest' doctor spanked my bottom, claims nurse
CONQUERED THE WORLD; Sixty years ago today salesman Ray Kroc opened the first franchise restaurant in Illinois, giving birth to the fast food industry
Councillor who 'knifed wife in rage over affair with postman'
Farage: Vote for us if you believe in Britain
I'll bring back the sunshine and the good life says PM
Jewish people's fears for future in Britain
LOOK OUT FOR THE PENSION FREEDOM PITFALLS; Thousands of people will want to take advantage of their new pension freedoms but they must also be aware of the potential dangers...
Mother's plea as student, 24, vanishes on a club night out
police POSTER should be COMMENDED for Telling The TruTh ABOUT rApe
Second opinion saved my life says Tom's wife
THE sight of Ed Miliband solemnly pretending[...]
Things hotting up for week of fine weather
Tories' manifesto pledges run rings around Labour's
Ukip policies will be well received by many voters
Why did the voter cross the road? To avoid bumping into Ed Balls...
Dozy worker in hold starts mid-air panic
Army split us up... 52yrs on we're married; John and Pat tie the knot at last
BAKE OFF'S SUE: THERE'S 100S OF BLOKES WISHING THAT I WAS DEAD
Councillor in knife attack on cheat wife
Fears rise for Karen as her bag is found
getting to the heart of what's killing ireland; irish mirror reveals the nation's health ; Coronary disease and lung illness top of fatality list
Inflation dips below zero & may fall more
LIKE BRANDING CATTLE; Outrage over Tory's call for mentally sick to wear 'humiliating' wristbands
Love-split Bonnie's Enders role; Walford star in divorce heartache
Syria suspect quizzed after arriving in UK
Teenager was chased by man outside nightclub
The heat is on... at least for now; 27C on warmest day of the year
Thug 'let off' after nearly blinding fan
You want the bunny? Roo come and get it...
BRIT WARPLANES IN RUSSIAN JETS ALERT; Two incidents in a few hours
COPS: GEMS RAID COPIED FROM BOOK; We're on the write trail
Gorgeous sex swap model is a top DJ; BABE WAS LAD
MUM'S DESPERATE BID TO FIND MISSING GIRL
POSH GETS SPICY; Vic pics put Girls firmly in the frame
Shave, wear a tache, & you're caged; VICTIMS ON SHOW
TOM'S WIFE HAS ANGIE CANCER OP; Brave Rita expects full recovery
TOP OF PROFS!; And now for something completely different...
I'M OFF TO LAGBROKES; EXCLUSIVE: KILLER'S £1K JAIL BETS
INTERN U-TURN; LABOUR LOW PAY SHAME ; First staffers get pittance Now they'll earn nothing Firs
Killer diet pills; MUM SAYS ELOISE 'BURNED UP FROM INSIDE'
Chilling echo of bin lorry disaster as driver falls ill at the wheel; Relief for council as no one is injured
Don't trust Dave with the Union; RECORD VIEW
Forward Together's a step back to Tories
Growing up in gangs starts at 12, claims study
IF YOU FIND ANY OF THESE SIGNS ON YOUR HOME.. CALL THE COPS; Burglars use symbols to target vulnerable houses
More patients face long waits in A&E wards
Protest after summer spate of sex attacks
Record £20m fine for bank; Clydesdale staff falsified PPI records ; CITYDESK
TORIES' DOUBLE CROSS ON DEVO; Plans to freeze out Scots MPs from UK tax votes
Woman cried rape to cover up steamy threesome; SCANDAL SEX DECEIT girl in DOCK ; Store worker accused colleague and her hubby of attack after enjoying hotel romp
'The company it's a legacy for will never be sold... my staff and family'; Robert Llewellyn Jones talks to Colin Owens about the setting up and first five years of Oil4Wales
A third of Welsh GPs thinking of quitting; 'Many GPs are facing burnout from stress'
Arsonists risking lives as they 'scar' mountains
Body found in Laos river is missing journalist
British planes monitoring Russian bombers
Court rejects property magnate's jail-cut bid
Loan helps to give emporium recipe for success
Malala's backing for Boko Haram schoolgirls
Nurse: I did not murder patients with poison
Road closure agreed after sergeant's death
Shopping cost stays same as inflation rate flattens at 0%
Sir Ranulph's glory in desert's blistering hell; At 71, Sir Ranulph Fiennes last week became the oldest British person ever to complete the 156-mile Marathon des Sables, the world's toughest foot race. He told Huw Silk about the experience and how he had been spurred on by the prospect of raising £1m for Marie Curie - and his Welsh coach
Take a look at the firms the place to be when you showing why Wales is are going for growth; With talk of £1bn tidal lagoons and a major city deal for Cardiff potentially on its way Wales is fast becoming the place to be if you want to see significant growth in your business. Job creation and expansion are now becoming synonymous with God's Own, so Rupert Denholm-Hall looks at 13 great firms growing at a rapid rate and set to continue apace in the years ahead
Trader had secret code to sell alcohol to pupils
WelshTories insist changed amid row nothing has over 'U-turn'
Comres Poll predicts LibDem wipeout in South West heartland
'Dervish' parents need to relax, says private school head
'Titchmarsh, Don, tweed and terracotta are naff'
£1.5million left in brown envelope for Bath Abbey
A quiet start to scramble for the White House
Ah, the Good Life under Mr Cameron: a glowing future, even though it will still be lit by electric bulbs
Alliance steps up search for 'independent' director
Ancient olive groves cut down to kill bacteria
Another President Clinton would be a disaster
Apple's Russian iPhone voice app 'anti-gay'
Ashmore assets fall by 4.1pc as clients pull cash
Ashton joins Asos as chief financial officer
Balls: SNP deal would betray the English
Bee Gee's lost' solo recordings released
British team sets record for deepest wreck salvage
Browsing books before buying online is 'like theft'
Church under fire over 'cure gays' event
Common dolphins on the rise off Hebrides
Digital music streaming ahead of Physical sales
Election is being fought on basis of economic delusion
Extra £2.5bn promised for schools to ensure 'every child fulfils potential
Farage courts Tory voters with defence spending promise
Former Aviva chief to join British Gas after 11-month search for boss
Former BP chief Lord Browne steps down at Riverstone
From unions to childcare: a manifesto for business; Cameron's policies praised as a step towards stability, but doubts raised over immigration
Geneva bans Uber for breaching taxi laws
Girls don't mean no, said alleged rapist
Google set to face EU charges for abusing search dominance
Health apps a fast track to anxiety, says GP
Health scare Hospital groups' share-price dip
High demand for low-cost satisfaction keeps Poundland out in front
Hospital closure plan overheard on train
House prices rise but year-on-year growth shows signs of cooling
HSBC hunts for directors to freshen up its board
Husband faces prison for sex with dementia patient wife
Imam's girl 'asked ex to kill boyfriend'
IMF doubts over Greece's eurozone membership
Inflation or deflation?Don't panic, it seems we're in a period of noflation ..
Inflation stays at zero after gas and clothing prices fall
It is the question taxing the brains of Britain... just when is Cheryl's birthday?
It's time to take a back seat, says Hargreaves
JP Morgan profits rise 12pc amid volatility
Law's pride at funeral of 'lost' grandmother
Little pleasures: a freshly made bed, bubble wrap and laughing 'til it hurts
MF voices doubts over Greece's eurozone status
Mystery of the Russian bullion lost in Clyde
Navy and RAF called to duty as Russian bombers and warship pay surprise visit
No new roads, young people don't like cars
Nokia comes calling with merger deal for French rival
Obama lets Cuba take a step in from the cold
Oil price collapse will cripple North Sea industry, says IMF
Paracetamol kills feelings of pleasure as well as pain
Parents of missing student appeal for help
Payout for tourist killed by Napoleon's tree
Peacocks fight off love rivals with four wheels
People trafficker feeds migrant's body to sharks
Phones 4U'ses lent £460,000 before administration
Poppy cadets told 'terrorists will get you'
Poundland heartened after its sales top £1bn
Proof that Ukip is the new party of defence
Queen's joy at giving para the ultimate honour
Sign that says royal baby vigil has begun
Time to take stock as fears grow of an equity bubble waiting to burst
Tories' right to buy is great but the real solution is to build more homes
Virgin Money investors sell up to 45m shares
Warm weather wins Old Bailey jury an early finish
White van man is at the wheel, but which way will he turn?
Will right-to-buy win over the working classes?
Without taste buds, RoboChef can't cut the mustard
Prices rise as fewer houses go on market
'David and Samantha Cameron had to wait a month for a table';
Activists face threats and abuse on campaign trail
Assange: nationalists 'right to be paranoid' about MI5
Boo-boys back Britain's best communicator
Britain 'let murders go ahead' to protect top IRA informers
Britain's nuclear weapons are a 'mess', secret review finds
Cameron warns of 'chaos' if SNP helps Labour gain No 10
Case of John Yapp: should bosses pay the cost of causing mental ill-health?
Clegg ready to quit if he cannot remain in power
Coco's love tryst house goes on sale for £3m
Dearth of new houses for sale sends property prices up again
Doused with petrol and burnt: refugees tell of Libyan horror;
Email in the morning to get the best reply
End sanctions immediately or nuclear deal is off, insists Iran
Euro leaders unite to oppose Cameron on treaty changes
Farage slide is not a windfall for the Tories
Google faces $6.6bn fine in Brussels competition inquiry
Gory revenge tragedy triumphs with a maverick's audacity
Greek minister demands vote on EU austerity deal
Hatton Garden victims cannot sue police for ignoring alarm
House prices rising again as fewer owners put their homes on market
I will have failed unless we get MAJORITY, says Cameron
Inside the 'other Westminster school' - and it's free;
Jihadist rapper says sleeper cells will attack in Germany
Key Iraqi town begs for help as Isis tightens its grip
Kremlin bans British film on Soviet Union
Law chief drops child abuse case against peer;
Man arrested as search for student nurse is widened
Man held as police step up search for student nurse
Man, 21, held in search for Glasgow nurse;
Manifestos get mixed reception from the masses, says pollster
Model lured professional gambler to his death
New parcel post system is in the pipeline
New plan will honour school's heritage and original purpose
Pension firms swamped with questions after freedom day
Police run down suspect 'to save his life'
Putin can rely on a new breed of useful idiots
Rising star reveals Ukip as more than a one-man show
Russian biker army set to roll into Berlin
Scientists knuckle down to crack age-old mystery
Scots MPs must keep vote on UK tax, Murphy insists
Scottish marine reserves 'fail to protect'
Siblings lose guarantee of school place;
Sixty the new middle-age as population gets older
Snoring could be an early warning for Alzheimer's
Sturgeon poised for TV battle of the left
Suicide note implicates Korean leader in scandal
Tea Party queen predicts the Second Coming
Teacher 'made her pupils sing Nazi anthem'
The fight against cancer, sun-dappled but stark
The importance of being a familiar face;
Thief slithered under infrared beams to steal rare watches
Umunna promises lower taxes to appeal to Blairites
Unchecked migrants a health time bomb, warns Greek official
US to exhume Pearl Harbor dead for individual reburials
War veteran threatened with allotment eviction
We're all capable of committing genocide;
Whipping boy Clegg now holds the whip hand;
Woman 'gang raped' on busy Florida beach
21 charged with fraud over staged collision' in West Yorkshire allegation
Call to cut deaths by improving poor air quality in Leeds
Castleford Teen actor Colson Smith has grown up on Corrie
Caught on CCTV: Moment gunman handed note to Leeds bank cashier demanding money
Choir Giving Voice to people with neurological conditions is backed by Kay Mellor
Conjuring up magical displays for Ilkley Carnival
Consumer: Fuel prices cheaper in Yorkshire'
Emergence of champagne cocaine' in Leeds worrying say police
First ever Tour de Yorkshire may boost the county economy by £40m'
Hair raising event at the Leeds Royal Armouries
Kids in Leeds going on the run for great causes
Leeds dad has eyes on tropical island prize
Man stabbed to death by enemy' outside Leeds city centre bar'
Mr Foley's in Leeds taste-tests craft beer festival
Secret Slam Dunk Leeds party venue revealed
South Leeds: Gildersome Ambulance station to close
Woman finds burglar in her porch in Leeds
Woman who got out to swap details after Leeds crash driven off' in man's car
YEP Inspiring Teacher award winner Sheila dressing to impress for new term
Future looks healthier for Chocolate the Easter bunny
League admits error over deer death fencing
On top of the world...the twenty things for which the Westcountry is a global leader
One brave student helps every woman scream for her rights
Toy Story fan gets a Buzz out of marathon success
We'll get no favours from Tories, warns CLA's next president
Alliance chief ludicrous and insulting, says ex-director
Architect accused of raping 25-year-old woman after meeting on a blind date is cleared
Argentina threatens Falklands oil explorers
Baby found abandoned in amusement arcade lavatories
Bishops back breakaway churches to restore 'Biblical truth'
Blairs' church school cleared over claims of social selection
Boy, 13, detained for 12 years after killing
BRITISH TANKS RACE FOR LOWER ELBE; BRITAIN AT WAR
Briton tells of joy and fear in the war against Isil
Charge sees carrier bag use fall by 80pc
Chef cooks up a storm over St George's Day; Council under fire for festival ban on chicken tikka masala because it's "not English enough"
Could you track down your doppelganger?; Science suggests it is far less likely than we may think that we have a double walking the streets
Crackdown on banks that deny loans to the elderly
Dead fish clog Rio's Olympic rowing lake; World Bulletin
Disaster expert sent to help failing A & E
Don't execute Boston bomber, plead family of boy who died
Elephant kills big game hunter in Zimbabwe
Elveden falls apart as yet more journalists are cleared
Erdogan attacks Europe in war of words over Armenian massacres
Farage rails against selection of BBC audience
Found intact: the carrier that survived the war, atomic bomb tests and 60 years on the seabed
French car crash with a sting in the tai
G4S chief executive handed 73pc pay rise after turnaround
German praise for Osborne's economic plan boosts Tories
Gove rules out Ukip deal; Tories offer guarantee as Miliband opens the door to a post-election deal with Nicola Sturgeon's SNP
Greece is close to crunch point, warns Osborne
Hotel group offers investors shelter in stormy markets
Indian loot Wellington's £1m plinder on sale
Israeli teacher suspended over Star of David stunt
Japan's magnetic train hits 366mph; World Bulletin
Labour facing total rout; Latest constituency poll shows Murphy and Alexander on course for defeat as SNP surge shows no sign of abating ; ELECTION 2015 ; Poll puts Nationalists on course to make sweeping gains across the country
Labour top brass face losing seats to SNP; SCOTLAND
Lib Dems hope a Ming dynasty will hold back the SNP surge; The former leader may be the only hope of stopping a once-unthinkable Nationalist gain
Listeners are no longer well educated, says Radio 3 chief
Masala mystery Recipe's origins fiercely contested
Migrant burn victims forced to go to sea; Baby among asylum seekers who had two-day crossing without medical aid before rescue by Italian coastguards
Miliband refuses to rule out deal with Sturgeon; LABOUR PACT
Miliband, once a blancmange, is now a danger; INTERVIEW Michael Gove fears Labour leader could be a 'Trojan Horse' for a more Left-wing government ELECTION 2015
Mother's fight for parents of summer babies
Neighbours feel the force of Star Wars director's fury
Oxford blaze Flames engulf city's five-star Randolph hotel
Pain of the PM who didn't get to go to the debate; Cameron offers an intriguing explanation for his absence: he wasn't invited, you see Sketch
Paint job that saved errant tortoise, 109
Pizza Express? Mamma mia! Not in our town, say the foodies of Ludlow
Poundland faces full-blown inquiry into 99p Stores deal
Prisoner freed by mistake sat outside jail to be let back in
Quick march! Burberry brings London to LA; Fashion
Revel in soft adventure; In association with Visit Isle of Man and Isle of Man Steam Packet Company
Ricardo engineers largest deal in its history for LR Rail
Ryanair fails in appeal over Aer Lingus stake
Saddam's killer king of clubs 'dies fighting for insurgents'
Serco moves to cut debts with £555m rights issue
Surprise exit for National Theatre chief
Top Gear needs a woman in the driving seat, says Rippon - and I'll buckle up again
UK's jobs boom would not survive a Left-wing war on business
UN Security Council weeps for the child victims of Syria gas attacks
Wellington's £1m plunder on sale; Indian loot
Woman held in police cell after giving neighbour's tree a trim
'I SPENT MY FIRST PAY CHEQUE ON A £7,000 GUITAR';
"I haven't a bloody clue who'll win this time...;
Add a new baby into the mix and you're in a sleep-deprived hell;
Bloody battle for Iraq develops into a war on two fronts
Conchita's modesty does little to boost Mozart's popularity
Elderly lost in the crowd at 'factory-style' care homes
Extinct but still at risk: call to ban mammoth ivory trade
Halfway through the campaign, we're on course for another coalition. But what colour?;
he Lloyds sale would be a sign of economic success
HOW BRINGING UP BABY IS SO DIFFERENT SECOND TIME AROUND
How dehydrated drivers are as prone to mistakes as those over the al-cohol limit
I have passbook but account 'doesn't exist'
If you can hear a phone ringing don't worry, it's not yours
It's time we learnt the truth about apprentices
IVE TEENAGERS ARRESTED OVER MELBOURNE TERRORIST PLOT
Let a court decide on Janner, says ex-DPP
Lose a fifth of pension if you cash it in early
Music meant so much more in the vinyl age
OKLAHOMA APPROVES EXECUTION BY NITROGEN;
Our experts round up the best plays and musicals;
Peace and reflection on Gallipoli's shores;
RUSSIA DENIES £3.6BN PIPELINE AID FOR GREECE;
SUN CHASERS JELLYFISH WARM TO OUR WEATHER
The Blair connection: from Abu Dhabi to Colombia;
The killers of Isil claim their first atrocity in Afghanistan
Tories promise public the chance to buy Lloyds shares in 'Tell Sid'-style sell-off;
TURIN SHROUD GOES ON SHOW TO THE PUBLIC;
Voters are baffled by this election - they shouldn't be;
We must ease the immigration strain on schools, says Morgan
We want to give everyone a fair share in this country's future
Whenever Gisele speaks out, it's time for tin hats
Will Welsh eels scupper the craziest 'green' project ever
Bar Association asks parties to set aside differences on 19A
David Cameron met Sony over Outlander UK release'
Deputy Justice Minister Sujeewa gets sporty with Welikada Prison inmates
Do 'pervert' MPs enjoy immunity from prosecution, asks PETER MCKAY following decision not to pursue Lord Janner over child sex allegations
Hard days at US banks as margins squeezed
HSBC accelerates exit from emerging markets
Minor parties to submit proposals on new electoral system to EC
Morning Scan: Bloomberg Terminal Failure Delays Trading; Fed Rate Worries
Norfolk Foods explores product innovation with 3D Concept Studio
UK equities look good despite poll uncertainty
UK grows by 5.2% in Q1; SL Tourism launches Birmingham marketing blitz
Ukraine starts $15bn debt talks with foreign creditors
Vast majority of City would vote for UK to stay in EU; New survey reveals most financial workers want the UK to remain part of the Euopean Union despite more than 40pc believing that Brussels is actively hostile towards their industry
WE are halfway through the election campaign [...]
E-fit released in hunt for Leeds ginnel sex attacker UPDATED
Leeds heart unit patients to benefit from £5k blood test boost
Leeds inner ring road closed by police amid concern for woman on bridge
Man hurt in one of two knifepoint robberies in Pontefract
PM on the campaign trail in Leeds: I still have time to win the election
Quick change is all the fashion for consumers
riding high... with world's elite riders
Stone remains of old corn mill found dating back to 1135
YEP Says, April 21: Time for truth on murder that still baffles detectives
Young adults have no choice' but to rely on inheritance to buy homes
Comcast 'sets record straight' on possible Time Warner merger;
999 for kids; Mumsnet takes public service approachin first aid campaign
A 40 metre fatberg? That's not even Londons worst
Age discrimination reported by 27% of older workers in Australia;
Animal rights protesters investigated by police over anti-Tory leaflets
Any analysis of Russia has to consider the effect of Nato expansion
Bangladesh garment workers suffer poor conditions two years after reform vows
Bees mayaddicted to nicotine-like pesticides
Belfast 'shamed' after university cancels Charlie Hebdo conference
California bill limiting vaccination opt-outs for children clears commit-tee;
Cameron:Salmond says he will write next Labour budget
Chimpanzees granted petotion to hear legal persons status in court
Cornish PC's death puts spotlight on grassroots policing, says chieft constable
David Coverdale: I amplify who I am 10 times when i am on stage
Does the conservative and unionist party secretly want to break the UK
Driver disappointment after 'hidden dips' sign
EU borders chief says saving migrant's lives 'shouldnt be priority' for patrols
Food bank use tops million mark over the past year
Google Street View gives virtual tour of Mandela's ex-prison on Robben Island
Government attempts to muzzle Greenpeace India are 'illitimate' and 'repressive'
Grant Shapps - how to explain who he is to readers outside the UK
Hillborough police chief: we kept Lord Taylor in the dark
Honduras is the World's one for killing environmental activists
Land of rape and honey: Canada town reconsiders slogan after 55 years
Lesbian go-go dancing: subverting the gaze one sexy step at a time
Man who sent abusive tweets to Jack Monroe released on bail
Monarchy fans prepare for birth of the Duchess of Cambridge's second child
New Orleans goes smoke free: a breath of fresh air or a blow to its characture
No wonder the Tories are panicking - Davis Cameron can't win the election
Not nice, Not funny: the krankie jibe against Nicola Sturgeon goes too far
Oceans are world's seventh largest economy worth $24tn, says WWF report;
Plantwatch:a rare glimps of a field full of 'the snaky flower'
Pope Frances calls on global community to help Italy in wake of migrant deaths
Prince Charles 'black spider memos' may not be released for months
Public Servants, dont hold your breath on that pay rise with Nick Clegg
Racially diverse emoji are a nice idea. But will anyone use them?
Red Wedge: bringing Labour party politics to young music fans
Senate clears way for Loretta Lynch vote with passage of human traf-ficking bill
Smiling or Crying: which one got me a free coffee at Pret
Student who tripped up David Cameron stumps Boris Johnson on LBC
Swiss police release robot that bought ecstasy online
The foodie traveller in Sao Paulo state Brazil
The Guardian view on the sentance just passed on Mohamed Morsi
The internet must be free from political meddling
The scots are not as keen to forgive as many Lib Dems would hope
Traders unlike facebook shares after first- quarter revenues miss expectations
Trans life: for years I wished my feet were bigger
Transgender teen wins right to wear makeup in South Carolins license phot
Tribal peoples have a crucial to play in global conservation
UN forum backs fight against closure of remote Aboriginal communities in WA;
Value of a creative writing degree defended at the Comic-Con of MFA's
What happens when a software bot does on a darknet shopping spree
What I learnt when I attended my son's 'abstinance-based' sex ed class
What your country's emoji says about you
Wi-Fi creates 'no iOS zone' that cripples iPhones and iPads
Worlds first all-female patrol protecting South Africa's rhinos
AIRLINES REFUSED TO LET ROCK HUDSON FLY HOME AFTER HE WAS DIAGNOSED WITH AIDS
BORIS CRIED TO DAVE: IT'S THE WOAD TO RECOVERY!
BRITISH WARSHIP AND HELICOPTERS MAY JOIN MED RESCUE FLEET
BROKER CONNED BANK TO FUND £1M ECO HOUSE
DPP IGNORED QCS WHO TOLD HER TO CHARGE PEER'
ED: I'LL PAY THE TAX BUT MY £2.7M HOME IS NOT A MANSION
EMMA'S IN A SKIRT AND TROUSERS ON RED CARPET
FOOD BANK ADMITS ITS MILLION USERS A YEAR CLAIM WAS FALSE
GAY-FRIENDLY ZEBRA CROSSING COULD CAUSE HALLUCINATIONS'
HALF OF US LIE TO OUR PARTNERS ABOUT FINANCES
HOW CAN SUPERMODEL HELENA LOOK LIKE THIS AT 46... YET CLAIM SHE'S NEVER BEEN ON A DIET?
HOW MENTALLY CHALLENGING JOBS CAN HELP SLOW DEMENTIA
IF MOSQUITOES BITE YOU BUT NEVER YOUR OTHER HALF, BLAME YOUR GENES
IT WAS SELF-DEFENCE, SAYS 16ST ENGINEER ACCUSED OF BEATING ELDERLY COUPLE AFTER CRUISE SHIP SNUB
JANNER GAVE HIS CHILDREN DEEDS TO HIS £2M HOME AT HEIGHT OF ABUSE PROBE
OBESE PATIENTS COULD BE DENIED ROUTINE NHS OPS
PERSONALISED DRUGS COULD REVOLUTIONISE THE WAR ON CANCER
PM TO UNVEIL THE FIRST MANIFESTO JUST FOR ENGLAND
STORM AS JUDGE SAYS MURDERED GIRL MADE HERSELF VULNERABLE'
TAILBACKS AHEAD! COLLIE DRIVES OFF IN A TRACTOR ... AND BRINGS MOTORWAY TRAFFIC TO A STANDSTILL
THE HI-TECH SHARKS WHO COST US ALL SO DEARLY
THE JOB OF PARENTS IS TO MAKE THEIR CHILDREN DO WHAT THEY DON'T WANT TO
THERE HAVE ALWAYS BEEN CHARLATANS IN POLITICS BUT THIS LOT REALLY TAKE THE BISCUIT
UK BENEFITS SCAM BUILDS A SLOVAK VILLAGE
VICTIM: NOW I HAVE BEEN LEFT WITH NOTHING
WE HAD A DRAMATIC SEX LIFE... SHE TAUGHT ME PLENTY
WOLF OF WALL ST? MORE LIKE HOUND OF HOUNSLOW...
£1m The sum expected to […]; News Bulletin
A chilling account of the power of Islamic State; Last night on television
A prankster and a geek: school days of trader facing 380 years' jail
Abortion doctor could be struck off; GMC to assess fitness to practise of doctor recorded by Telegraph agreeing to offer termination because of baby's sex
Astonishing brilliance from Barenboim; CLASSICAL
Auschwitz survivor tells trial of her ordeal at the hands of Josef Mengele
Brother and sister reunited by dating app; World Bulletin
Build a dream career; For job security and opportunities, look no further than mechanical engineering, says Thea Jourdan
Burglary case had thief s name all over it
Cars falling miles short of 'fantasy' fuel efficiency figures
Cash-strapped ENO opts to cut productions rather than orchestra
Castle of Spite art to make YHA £500,000
Charity 'right to withhold' Ashya cash from family
Deforestation has tripled in Amazon, say researchers
Diet, not lack of exercise, to blame for obesity; 'False perception' that activity is more important than healthy eating, say experts, with sugar and carbohydrates a leading cause of disease
Europe ready to declare war on people traffickers; Leaders hold emergency summit to consider plans for military action in migrant crisis
Europe's leaders ready to destroy smuggling boats before they deliver their human cargo
Farage prayed when family were chased from pub
Fire engine made to wait by lollipop man
Five-star migrants Refugees pay £6,000 a head to go on private yacht
France ignores threat of radicalisation, says Dati
Gangs stealing mopeds to use in mugging raids
Inside the vault: how Hatton Garden gang did it
IS VHS BACK FROM THE DEAD?; The format may be obsolete, but collecting tapes is now a cult hobby - and there's more to it than mere nostalgia, says Helen O'Hara
Islamist 'was plotting terror attacks on Paris churches'
It's wrong to tell fat women they look fabulous'; Celebrating plus size models and bloggers ignores the pain and suffering that the obese will face, says Dr Sarah Burnett
Kenya begins 440-mile anti-terrorist barrier; World Bulletin
Kidman returns to London stage; Picture this
Leaders are outshone by their better halves; It's proving to be a good election for women - it's just a shame we can't vote for Mrs Clegg
Leave the bones of Cervantes alone, says Spain's new literary laureate
Like us naked apes, chimps have rights too; In my work with primates, I have felt the presence of near-human intelligence
Meteor showers as comet dust hits Earth; News Bulletin
Miliband SNP pact would cost families £350 each; ELECTION 2015 Labour-SNP pact will 'destory livelihoods'
Ministers clash over bomb supply to Saudi military
New Zealand PM kept pulling waitress's hair; World Bulletin
O'Neill's dream submerged in sand; THEATRE
Osborne's out of the bunker and up for fight; Interview
Our daughters need to be taught how to say No
Pilot killed as plane crashes at display; News Bulletin
Return 'stolen' Elgin Marbles, says Neeson
Russian space centre builders go on hunger strike over unpaid wages
Salmond boasts: I'll be writing Labour's budget
Sister act: how more and more women are choosing to be nuns
Star apologises for suppressing the story of his slave-owning ancestor
Tesco has learnt its lesson - the political giants must do likewise; Labour and the Tories are destined to fail unless they transform themselves completely
The benefits of school rugby far outweigh any dangers
The campaign trail? It's child's play; Sketch
Three arrested over missing chef Claudia; News Bulletin
Tiny implant that tests which cancer drugs will work best on tumours
Turkey defiant on anniversary of Armenian massacres
Wikipedia fixer who accused Shapps of editing entries is Lib Dem activist
'Any politician who secures the Muslim vote is well on his way to being elected'
'Flash crash' trader may have £40m nest egg
'I had to pull gold from the teeth of Jews to survive'
A new government needs to cut the BBC down to size Nigel Dodds; THUNDERER
Blair adviser faces conflict of interest row over aid role
Boy ordered back to Cuba could be symbol of change
Breakthrough drug gives hope to millions of asthma patients
City pollution threatens to raise risk of dementia
Commuter trains are hell, Tube boss claims
Death of a Parasite; A landmark is approaching in the long, slow defeat of malaria
Deaths from breast cancer 'halved by Angelina op'
Evil captor played Russian roulette with his sex slaves
Feuding sisters lose control of mother's home and savings
French police hunt suspect's accomplices; France
GM embryo brings designer babies a step closer
Greek leader in last-ditch plea to Merkel for cash
Hair-tug waitress wanted to teach 'bullying' PM a lesson
Hole in the pavement swallows up shopper
Holiday snaps online increase burglary risk, insurers warn
House price rises in the regions overtake London
Huge rise in short-sighted children blamed on indoor lifestyles; Parents should let children outside to save their sight
Hunt backs MPs who choose private school
Isis owes more to the Kremlin than the Koran; A blueprint for Islamic State by one of Saddam's former henchmen shows how rooted it is in Soviet-era spycraft
Judge condemns corrupt mayor who hid behind 'Islamophobia'; Lutfur Rahman's ruthless ambition alienated an entire community after he claimed Tower Hamlets Muslims were under siege, Dominic Kennedy finds
Labour's £1,000 tax on families; Leading think-tank reveals cost of Miliband spending plans
Medals united to honour 'six VCs before breakfast'
Mengele twin and Nazi book-keeper embrace
Miliband links migrant deaths to Cameron 'failures' in Libya
Miliband would send Britain £90bn further into the red
Motorist fights £85 parking ticket in Supreme Court
New child sex abuse claims against Janner
Our nobbly knees need the shalwar kameez; Helen Rumbelow Notebook
Paris faces £1bn bill for cancelled Russian warships
Police action backfires in Johannesburg hostel raid; South Africa
Police appeal to wives of Hatton Garden raiders
Precious Renaissance objects inspire in a new gallery
Rapes fuel first rise in crime for a decade
Rotten Borough; A campaign of electoral fraud and intimidation in east London has been rebuffed
Search, Rescue and Deterrence; Europe is failing to strike the right balance between compassion and tough action in dealing with the Mediterranean refugee crisis
Smugglers scoff at European plans to destroy migrant boats
Soldiering on Chelsea Pensioners who [...]
Speed camera stands by to deter front-door dash
The Nick and Ed dream team gets my vote; A minority Labour government would realise that a deal with the Lib Dems is far better than one with the SNP
The rival tax proposals Conservatives [...]
Thousands flee homes as Chilean volcano erupts
Top plastic surgeon 'molested patient after drinking vodka'
Travis 'financially ruined' by sex assault court
Tributes to ace pilot killed in air show crash
US imports Britain's personality-free politics; We lament our increasingly presidential politics but America is moving in the other direction
Western hostages die in botched drone strike
Whites are barred from rally against racism
'Fruitful' talks as protesters fight shop scheme
'Hague would be great Bond'; ELECTION IN BRIEF
'Miracle' gives injured Gary his hand back
'Property price-rise confidence lower here
'Put an end to confusion over parents sharing bed with babies'; Coroner speaks out after tragic death of infant ; Coroner's clarity call after baby's tragic death
'The hardest decision I have ever had to make'
'Who today speaks of the annihilation of THEARMENIANs?'; Today the small but active Armenian community in Wales will commemorate the centenary of what many historians see as the 20th century's first genocide. Chief Reporter Martin Shipton has read a new book on the events by a West Wales cleric
A brighter outlook for Wales' oldest pier
AM defeats false 'corrupt' claim in court
Appeal after bird flies nest; NEWS IN BRIEF
Armed robbery bid abandoned; NEWS IN BRIEF
Break in school holiday to cost parents double
Cigar risks 'equal to cigarettes'; NEWS IN BRIEF
Economy not yet out of the woods - Clegg
Firefighter landlord faces court over family's deaths
Footballer facing child sex charges; UK BULLETINS
How adopted son found his rich, artistic roots; As a collection of paintings by a famous father and son go under the hammer in Cardiff today, Sion Morgan reveals David Griffiths'story, the search for his birth parents, and how he found a rich family history
Jailed worker must pay £28k; UK BULLETINS
Mayor must pay £250k following election fraud
Miracle' gives injured Gary his hand back
No Top Gear without Clarkson, insists May
No yolk, hen lays mini-egg that may be world-beater
Oldest and best! Gravells team wins Renault Dealer of the Year
Plaid leader hails first 'multi-national' poll
Put an end to confusion over parents sharing bed with babies'; Coroner speaks out after tragic death of infant ; Coroner's clarity call after baby's tragic death
Rape trial jury watches 'beyond grave' interview
Some Tories would like to eject me - Miriam
Spine injury rugby ace preparing to go home
Spot bay's rock stars with new wildlife guidebook
St Athan defence academy bid can be revisited - Fallon
The bride wore white, with plaster accessories
This must be what it's like to be invisible
Twitter my bad habit - Sturgeon; ELECTION IN BRIEF
Two killed in car-coach crash; NEWS IN BRIEF
Voters 'still in the dark' on parties' plans for economy
Welsh stars line up for Eisteddfod concerts
Why we should consider a rugby ban in our schools
'Ban' on white men at student diversity event
A very British triumph 50 years old today; It took a fight to forge Britain's magnificent network of long-distance public footpaths - but now the holy grail of national trails is in sight
Australian 'healer' admits cancer lie; World Bulletin
Britain may send Forces to 'smash' Libya's migrant gangs
Chinese scientists spark 'designer baby' fears
election cheats Postal voting fraud is 'easy'
Emerging from the shadows of massacre; A century ago today, the Ottoman Turks set in motion the murder of the Armenian people. Only now are descendants revealing themselves
Farage 'excited9 as survey gives him South Thanet lead
Ferguson shooting family to sue city; World Bulletin
Four brave Davids who finally beat the lying, corrupt Goliath; Band of democratic warriors risked bankruptcy to defeat mayor who played race card and drove horse and cart through the electoral laws FIGHT FOR JUSTICE
Fruitful' talks as protesters fight shop scheme
Gambling 'rogue' in £lm divorce row beyond the grave
Gesualdo's music may be the strangest there is'; Vocal group I Fagiolini are diving into the turbulent world of the brilliant, and possibly unhinged, Renaissance 'murderer-composer'. Ivan Hewett meets them
Girl in US custody row is sent home to Mexico; World Bulletin
Hostages killed in US drone strike on al-Qaeda; Obama takes responsibility for captives' deaths in 'the fog of war
How Birmingham is relying on the Bard to help it take off in the US
How the ancient Egyptians cured their hangovers
Income tax rate just for England to take power away from Scots
John Sheppard; First soldier of the war to destroy German light panzers while under fire
Kathrine Sorley Walker; Distinguished Daily Telegraph ballet critic who also edited Raymond Chandler's colourful correspondence
Labour promises to sack teachers who refuse to gain qualifications
Mayoral career built on cheating; Timeline
Media in Downing Street ban; Back door black-out
Muslim mayor is sacked for 'corrupt practices'; Bribery and fake votes used to secure election
North Korea's nuclear arsenal is bigger than feared, say experts
Professor Sir Christopher Bayly; Leading historian of India who helped to establish world history as a scholarly discipline
Putin expresses hopes for talks over 'Malvinas'
Rail travel 'awful', says London transport chief; News Bulletin
Reunited: the Top Gear team, but what were they plotting?
Rivals were crushed in his relentless quest for power; PROFILE
Schoolgirls told that sex will destroy their soul
Telegraph defied threats by Rahman and his backers to pursue the story
The elementary choice for popular Proms: Sherlock and Pete Tong
The Labour Party Thank you and goodbye; In the 115 years since it was formed, it has rendered Britain signal service, but now the dignified thing would be to call it a day, says Andrew Roberts
Timely struggle between politicians and press - or déjà vu?; THEATRE
Trader accused of £500bn crash 'only loved making money, not spending it'
Vote could be swayed by Tory strength on economy, poll finds
Why 72-year-olds are undisputed kings of the gym
Dehydration can be worse than drinking; Not drinking water while driving can have the same effect as being over the alcohol limit
The bitterness between SNP and Labour is epic but the vitriol masks so much cross-over, shared histories and values. For many involved this is a bloody, vicious fight to crush something very similar to themselves
24 hours later, he was dead; HAPPY AND FULL OF LIFE.. LAST PICS OF LEE TRAGIC SOLDIER'S LAUGH ON CATWALK CALLS GROW FOR NAME ON MEMORIAL EXCLUSIVE
BEEB BIAS FURY; Tory vow to sort out 'leftie' broadcaster
JANNER TRIAL LET-OFF IS 'AWFUL AND WRONG'; Ex-Lord Chancellor blasts ruling on child abuse claims
NO! NO! NO!; AMY FAMILY'S ANGER AT MOVIE 'LIES' ; Singer would be furious, says Mitch
FM I believe that the children are our future
Labour Boost as gap narrows on the Tories
Labour; SNP's £28bn of unfunded promises
NI parties' pact exposes dangers of tactical voting
NIC? NICK Expert Clegg will be; Expert Clegg will be a lot more attractive to Labour than Sturgeon
Polls sing a sunset song for Lib Dems; Big swing in north-east constituencyWESTMINSTER 2015 NO SAFE SEATS LEFT AS MP STRUGGLES TO HALT SNP SURGE
SO WHAT DO VOTERS SAY?; West Aberdeenshire and Kincardine
Tories; PM blames balls-up on brain fade
Two leaders. One good. One rotten. Both not bothered really; opinion
WE MIGHT BE LATE BUT WE WILL BE RIGHT; Constance vow on abuse inquiry head
cameron blames 'brain fade' for footie faux pas
COUNCIL CLAMPS DOWN ON NICE TRAFFIC WARDENS
IT'S MY PARTY AND I'LL STAND IF I WANT TO...; Pirates, cannabis campaigners, a doctor desperate to protect his local hospital, apathy incarnate and the odd Loony - this election isn't just about the major parties. As Westminster's leaders argue about coalitions, cuts and whether they can remember what football team they support, we have profiled the candidates who bring something different to this election. Some are fighting for an issue close to their heart - others because they want to give voice to apathy and frustration with the Westminster elite. Tom Houghton reports
A family firm of woodburning stove specialists has expanded with a new showroom.
Aherd of Dartmoor hill ponies will help put a centuries-old method of managing heathland to the scientific test.
Alandowner is hoping to derail ambitious plans to extend a steam railway.
Anyone planning a move to one of the Westcountry's pretty little seaside towns would be well advised to try it out in the winter before making a commitment.
Businesses are being offered the chance to see their name on the big screen in a sponsorship deal for a Gothic chiller starring Reece Shearsmith and Julian Sands.
Coastal towns and villages like Brixham, in South Devon, are magnets for second home owners
Democracy is the loser in ultra-controlled election campaign. Voters aren't daft
England's oldest living thing may be on its last legs, its custodian fears.
Four women and a boat called Doris set off to conquer the Pacific
Haddock and chips could become a thing of the past, say Westcountry scientists.
Hardly surprising there was an immediate, and indignant, backlash after ignorant Loose Women panelist Jamelia proclaimed on the daytime chat show that High Street stores shouldn't sell plus sized clothing because it "facilitates unhealthy lifestyles".
Keeping some of the Westcountry's most luxurious properties pristine and cosseting discerning clients is plain sailing for Cornish businesswoman Katie Warren.
Make a date in your diary - and set your alarm - for an ancient celebration of summer with sun, fun and swirling sticks.
New seafood guide 'a boost for Westcountry fishing industry'
Out comes the sun, and out we all go to enjoy it - and our stunning segment of the world before the rest of the country descends on us for the summer.
Phwoar - no wonder fashionistas are calling him Toby Hunkington-Whiteley!
Plymouth training specialists have received the Investors in People (IIP) Gold Award.
The Cornish economy is set to benefit to the tune of £1 million from the 2015 Cornwall International Male Voice Choral Festival, according to organisers.
The Westcountry is the land of champions when it comes to exotic trees, says Dr Owen Johnson, the Tree Register's registrar.
Thousands of teenage girls are busy declaring their undying love for Ed Miliband on Twitter, using the hashtag #Milifandom.
Top cinematographer to judge at film festival
All quiet on the election front: silent campaign passes most voters by; Inside the campaigns: Low-key election is characterised by risk-averse campaigns and 'micro-targeting' of voters who can be won over in key seats
Anzac Day: Gallipoli centenary services held from Europe to New Zealand; Thousands of Australians and New Zealanders in Turkey commemorate the day troops surged ashore as anniversary events follow the dawn across the world
Birmingham capitalises on running to tackle obesity problem; England's second city steals a march on rival cities to declare itself 'European capital of running' in bid to inspire 100,000 people to take up activity
Britain should be wary of borrowing education ideas from abroad; Policymakers need to be careful of myths about foreign education systems, such as Finland's, and what has made them successful
Chuka Umunna: 'For African people, how you dress is very important'; Is he left? Is he right? Is he about to become business secretary? Our reporter follows Labour star Chuka Umunna around a Midlands factory and discovers the fatherless boy and immigrant's son beneath the sharp suit and hard hat
David Cameron boosted by 5,000 small businesses backing Conservatives; Daily Telegraph publishes letter signed by thousands of business chiefs warning that a Labour government would be 'far too risky' for economy
David Cameron praised by Obama's former head of small business; Former US cabinet member, Karen Mills, endorses Cameron's handling of the economy saying it was critical to 'shared prosperity for UK citizens'
Former general sued over death of Catholic minibus driver during Troubles; Legal papers served on Sir Frank Kitson and the MoD accusing them of complicity in 1973 attack by loyalist paramilitaries in Belfast
George Osborne: city mayors could get power over business rates; Chancellor reveals latest Whitehall remit that could be devolved to cities in his 'passionate' attempt to create a northern powerhouse
Has the anti-Miliband rhetoric peaked too soon?; The rightwing press may have trouble sustaining its lunatic pitch of deranged - yet fully justified - hysteria about the threat posed by the Labour leader
How the Conservatives orchestrated the letter from business leaders - and got it wrong; Rather than pretending they had little or no involvement in the latest letter to the Telegraph, the Tories left whopping great paw marks all over itRead the full Telegraph list in PDF form and see who authored it
Jim Murphy accuses SNP of deepening divisions over Scottish independence; Scottish Labour leader says Nicola Sturgeon's party has 'clear intentions' to hold second referendum, as new electoral poll shows widening SNP lead
Jim Wells resigns as Northern Ireland health minister over 'anti-gay' remarks; Democratic Unionist election candidate faces police investigation after allegedly making homophobic comments to lesbian couple at the weekend
Labour pulls ahead of Tories on NHS; Poll suggests Ed Miliband's health service policies are winning over undecided voters
Labour's rent control plans explained; Ed Miliband's announcement that a Labour government would cap rents for private tenants have been attacked by Tories and landlords' groups, but what would the effect really be?
Len McCluskey says prime minister Ed Miliband would work with SNP; Talking to the Guardian in Glasgow, Unite union leader says his membership in Scotland is 'pretty well split' between Labour and Scottish National party
Malcolm Turnbull denies influencing SBS sacking of Scott McIntyre for Anzac tweets; Network's director of sport, Ken Shipp, tells staff sports reporter Scott McIntyre was sacked for refusing to follow an order to delete the posts that caused outrage
Nick Clegg: education funding policy is Lib Dem deal-breaker in this election; Deputy prime minister says party has learned hard lesson and would not join any government that does not support its education spending plans
Nicola Sturgeon: Tories bullied Ed Miliband into rejecting SNP support; In a BBC Newsnight interview, Scotland's first minister says the Labour leader should be bolder in respecting voters' wishes
Nurse who raped unconscious patients in A&E jailed for 18 years; Andrew Hutchinson, 29, filmed himself sexually assaulting two women aged 18 and 35 while on duty at John Radcliffe hospital in Oxford
Paying a price for blowing the whistle on Israel's nuclear weapons, 30 years on; Mordechai Vanunu faces legal costs and extraordinary restrictionsUS report shows when Washington knew about nuclear programmeIsrael sends 'observers' to non-proliferation treaty conference
Plucky Nick Clegg is as relaxed on the campaign trail as, er, Mary-Jane; As the Lib Dem battle bus arrives late in Hampshire, their leader - for some reason - seems to actually be enjoying himself
Russian dissident Vladimir Bukovsky to be charged over child abuse images; CPS draws up charges against Bukovsky, 72, who moved to Britain in 1976 after exposing Soviet misuse of psychiatry against political prisoners
Small business owners' letter in Telegraph was orchestrated by Tories; Document criticised as it originated from Conservative party HQ, contains dozens of duplicate names and one person who says they never signed it
Suggestion that Bradford City fire was arson is nonsense - Sir Oliver Popplewell; Martin Fletcher's book is a tribute to his industry and is an emotional record of the terrible tragedy suffered by his family, but his conclusion is wrong
The many faces of Anzac Day: how grief became a national rallying point; Anzac Day as a mass celebration is a relatively recent phenomenon. Brigid Delaney traces the shifting sentiment towards a commemoration of loss
The wooing of the DUP: how Paisley's party may hold the keys to No 10; Founded by Ian Paisley, who once campaigned to 'save Ulster from sodomy', the Northern Irish party hails from a tradition alien to many outside the province
The worst election campaign leaflets - including 'Vote Name Surname'; By now, you should have had dozens of leaflets through the letterbox from politicians vying for your vote - with help from our readers, here are some pointers for the people creating campaign materials
Tories have yet to reap reward of putting economy at heart of election strategy; Experts say that, while inflation and unemployment matter, what's happening to pay packets makes more difference to polls
US tipster Nate Silver: Tories will win most seats - but outcome will be messy; Man who correctly predicted each state in 2012 US election tips Tories to take most seats, but says three-party coalition is most likely result
Will the SNP run Britain under a minority Labour government?; The Conservatives have repeatedly claimed the SNP would hold the UK to ransom, but Labour dismisses such claims as scaremongering
Forget the West Lothian question, let's look at the Kensington conundrum
Labour pledges to abolish stamp duty on house purchases for first-time buyers; Ed Miliband will announce several housing policies, including rental cap, and say that £225m scheme to halt stamp duty will be fully funded
Lutfur Rahman ruling is a democratic outrage
'I managed to dig myself out using my hands like claws. I could not breathe'; Survivors of Everest avalanche - including those who were still trapped - use social media to tell families they are alive
'Please pray for us'; * Thousands more feared dead in Nepal earthquake as rescuers battle to reach remote villages * Dozens stranded in sub-zero temperatures on Everest where many climbers have perished
A friend in need; Editorials The disaster in Nepal demands an open-hearted response
Bacon self-portraits rediscovered; NEWS IN BRIEF ART
Billions have no access to basic surgery, says report; NEWS IN BRIEF MEDICINE
Cap in hand; Editorials Ed Miliband's call for controls on private-sector rents is likely to resonate with many young voters
Doctors forced to operate in tents as hospitals are overwhelmed - and shocks keep coming; People have been left wandering the streets with nowhere safe to go. By PETER POPHAM and ANIL GIRI in Kathmandu
It is still possible to give the bright, less privileged child a leg-up to a better life; Sir Victor Blank's own career stalled when he led the merger of Lloyds and HBOS, creating a bank that later needed a £20bn bailout. But, today, the scion of Russian Jewish refugees is still keen to help others from humble backgrounds into the City The James Ashton Interview
No.13 Majorities; The Independent Voter's Handbook 2015 Continuing our daily miscellany celebrating the facts, figures and folklore of British general elections
Quake's power was equivalent to 20 atomic bombs; Seismology
Reclining standards? National Trust beanbag plan causes historic hoo-ha; Experts enraged by move to extend seating experiment to 10 heritage homes. By NICK CLARK
Roll up, roll up - it's the Ed and Boris verbal jousting show; Sketch
True scale of suffering is yet to emerge; Comment
Ancient wisdom that can teach us how to deal with binge drinkers
Cameron defends his lacklustre campaign after attacks
East London schoolgirl tweets picture of her Syrian takeaway
Feelings run high as Radcliffe signs off
How the rich keep on getting richer in divided Britain
How to form a government from a hung parliament
Kingdom will be devastated by loss of foreign revenue
Labour would abolish stamp duty to get first-time buyers on the ladder
Ofsted social work inspections 'outdated', says report
Pressure grows on Saunders after more revelations in Janner case
Sports Direct defends 'six strikes' rule
Sturgeon says Labour will 'change its tune' on election deal
Winehouse family condemn film about late singer
£70K PAINT ATTACK ON TOP GUN TAILOR'S SUITS
Becks' boy racer Romeo; MORE MARATHON COVER
BOY, 12 STABBED IN CLASS; Arrest on pen attack
JOURNO JUDGE'S WORRY; 'Unsafe' case fear
RACE TO SAVE EVEREST 7 BRITS; 50 FROM UK MISSING
RED LEN: OK TO UNITE WITH SNP; McCLUSKEY EXCLUSIVE Union chief's praise
SECRET DEATH OF BABES IN WOOD KILLER; Fiend's evil request
STALKER'S £70K ATTACK AT CELEB TAILOR'S SHOP
YOUR PUG'S UGLY; BGT ROW ; Hypno-dog owner slurs talking mutt
'Sickening' abuse of McCulloch gives McCall untimely dilemma
18 die as massive tremor wreaks havoc on Everest
Alliance Trust pins faith in investor 'passion' for key vote
Cannabis gangs behind 'grow your own' boom, insist police
Comment : There's no quick fix in sight for struggling Tesco
Deila wants to see Celtic crowned champions 'as quickly as possible'
Edinburgh venues worth over GBPÂ½m to Scotland every day
Griffiths edges Celtic closer to finishing line
Hibs sparkle but birthday boy Boyle keeping champagne on ice
Inside Arts : An alliance of arts venues in Edinburgh is overdue and its work will be crucial
Leader : Deal or no deal it's not a recipe for stability
Lord McConnell warns of 'tradegy' if Labour lose
Mehaffey claims title as Strom's hopes are blown on final circuit
Monday interview : Karin Forseke : Alliance Trust chief on track to deliver and standing firm for Elliott showdown
Nepal rescue operation hit by chaos of aftershocks
Review : FEVER DREAM: SOUTHSIDE : **** : Energy and wit carry us through
Review : Scottish Chamber Orchestra : ****
Secret dossier 'that lays bare SNP push for second indyref'
Week Ahead : UK's bailed-out banks forecast to reveal mixed fortunes on profits
'Consuls are showcasing Wales as a powerhouse'
'Selfless, GENTLETRACEY wouldn't hurt anyone'
£10,000 bet on Duchess of Cambridge having girl
Arriva 'sorry' as rugby fans vent anger over service
Change in weather sees number of fires drop
Dear leaders - it's time for some gnome truths; During this General Election campaign political parties are presenting daily gimmicks - but we need to be focusing on what really lies behind their financial promises, argues Chief Reporter Martin Shipton
Genetics 'major influence' on bowel cancer survival
I'll be a PM who unites Britain, says Miliband as he rules out an SNP deal
Language protesters say it with daffodils
Met accused of cover-up in Cardiff murder case
Much work needed to give SouthAfrica hope; After a rise in xenophobic violence, which has left Nelson Mandela's dream of a 'rainbow nation' in tatters, South African journalist Andrew Stone looks at what the future holds for the country
Mum in call for better provision for women suffering HG
Navy deployed to help in Mediterranean crisis
Number of profit alerts reaches a six-year high
Three women jailed over Russian twerking video
Universities are up and down in new guide
US police custody death protesters smash shops
Wales' richest people revealed in new list
Welsh university joins Ugandan school to help fight malaria
WelshWizard jinks to London marathon line
World races to Nepal's aid; Governments and charities lead aid efforts after earthquake
Johnson and Miliband get personal live on Marr show
325 lose jobs as paper mill goes bust after 2 centuries; 149 kept on during wind-down as administrators hunt for buyer
A BRAVE NEW DON; Trump upset the purists when he landed at Turnberry - but his changes look like breathing new life into grand old course ; GOLF THE No.1 RANKED COLUMN
A royal knees-up [...]; RECORD ; SOAP UPDATE
ALEX IS SELFIE ASSURED; ELECTION 2015 SALMOND SEEKS TOOTH FROM VOTERS ; Former first minister bids to root out his rivals as he visits dentist on campaign trail
Big Four's failures to cost another £19bn
Brekkie ban changed my life for better; EastEnders star Glynis Barber on how gluten-free diet eased joint pain and boosted her energy
DON'T STOP BELIEVING, BROWN TELLS VOTERS
Heading in here to go over 2 dex We're witnessing history in making; RECORD VIEw
I beat cancer just like mum ..now I want to help others do the same; Andrena backs fundraiser after Annehelpedher through chemo
I can't get over the pain of wife's affair
I just can't go on living like this, mum .. I just can't; TORMENT OF TEENAGER TRAPPED IN DARKNESS ; Family fear Craig could be driven to suicide
I'm worried my lovely partner's too old for me
It's madness at Morrisons; Ex-boss picks up £1.1m bonus
PIERS Morgan says he will only consider taking
Simple switches to upgrade your health; Experts say small changes can produce big results ; Vital health
Take That's hi-de-Hydro; TOP TRIO BOY BAND KEEP THE CROWD HAPPY IN REAL STYLE TOP TRIO BOY BAND KEEP THE CROWD HAPPY IN REAL STYLE
THE BONNIE, BONNIE BAN O' LOCH LOMOND; Wild camping ban to crack down on littering and vandalism at beauty sites
the ride stuff; Terminally ill mum will lead hundreds of bikers on charity fundraiser tour
THE SCONE OF DESTINY; Staggering 51% of Scots say they are voting for Sturgeon..
There's no need to be sorry.. our beautiful daughter is a happy, healthy little girl; Proud mum Aoife tells how she coped with reaction of people to the news that little Ciara has Down's syndrome ; RECORDWOMAN
we have been rescued by gurkhas & are safe in kathmandu; RELIEF FAMILIES OF MOST MISSING SCOTS FINALLY HEAR FROM THEIR LOVED ONES ; Brian and wife Seobhan among those to call home after Nepal quake - but one family ; await news
Weigh arefamily; SLIMMER SUMMER GET HAPPY WITH HEALTHY EATING AND EXERCISE
What do I say to my man after threesome?
Midland fans branded among worst train yobs; FOOTBALL
Britain's growth slower than economists' predictions
Candidates to face tough questions at CLA hustings
Devon quake woman: fears of worse to come
Exeter's 'too posh' to have a poor street on Monopoly board
Fantastic cruise if you enjoy Faroe stories
Farmers urged to vaccinate as leptospirosis threat rises
First case of blowfly strike reported in Devon
Legal challenge forces U-turn over restrictions on beef finishing units
Marine ecosystems harmed by growth of light pollution
Mixed enterprise works in harmony for Dorset family farm
New backer steps in to help independent school
Opportunities to capitalise on income from renewables
Serving the very best Rhine with your meals
Support grows for South West dairy farmers
Taste of nostalgia in feeding an appetite for 'monster' cakes
Top chefs keep it local for their favourite restaurants
Travel agent celebrates 15 years of adventures
Volunteer bikers delivering more lifesaving supplies as role expands
£50,000 of Leeds City Council rents written off
Abuse victim's torment that lasts a lifetime
Appeal to help earthquake victims in aftermath of Nepal disaster
CCTV appeal after reveller attacked in queue outside Leeds Pryzm nightclub
East Leeds: Commuter parking will be checked
Health: Getting to the bottom of bowel cancer
Health: More to White Rose than just shopping
Keith Wakefield to stand down as leader of Leeds City Council
Leeds school coffee shop offers skills for life learning
Music contest winners are centre stage at Trinity Leeds
New roof in place at fire-ravaged Leeds landmark
Sikh ethos free school urges parents in places row to see it for themselves
Three held in Ilkley and Leeds over Irish drugs haul on yacht
Unexpected human in the bagging area: Morrisons bring back staffed express checkouts
Video: Leeds sex abuse victim speaks out after former teacher jailed
VIDEO: Watch the moment baby's pram rolls towards busy Leeds road after attack on dad
200-year-old good manners guide to becoming a gent
A challenging job can keep dementia at bay
At £10.9m, could this be Britain's dearest semi?
Gentleman George... the perfect son-in-law
Great baby wait as Kate and Wills mark 4th anniversary
I was drinking 200 units a week until I found out that I was going to be a granny;
JEREMY Clarkson, Mary Berry, Prince [...];
JUST back from a visit to the Vatican City [...];
Labour 'will raise taxes to fund soaring benefits bill';
Outcry at go-ahead for sewage dumping in idyllic trout river
Posthumous OBE for Jake who had a nose for trouble
Revealed...English officer's account of heroism at Waterloo
Shoplifting pensioner is freed for his 522nd crime
STILL fulfilling his duties as an MEP [...];
The New Statesman magazine has come [...];
There will be no euphoria if I get to No 10 says Ed
Violent past of wolf-whistler caught on film
Wrangle over £mm will left to builder who cleared gutters
NO-MATES LAD,11,GETS A GLOBAL BIRTHDAY PARTY
Parents spy on Magaluf holiday kids 'TECS TO PATROL BARS
SAVILE GIVEN FREE ACCESS TO ABUSE 22 SCHOOLGIRLS; Pupils attacked in kitchen
BOURNE TO BE MILD!; Ed hires spy film maker to sex-up his geeky image
CURRY UP, KATE!; Vindaloo and vids to bring on royal baby
Don't mess with Chloe; FITNESS FANATIC TELLS OF HER DAILY BATTLE WITH STALKER NUT
PLEASE STOP BUYING BOOZE FOR DAD GAZZA; Bianca's plea to footie fans
WOLF-WHISTLING GETS ME FLOCKS OF CHICKS; Poppy is so 'silly' to object
I CAN'T GO HOME TO MOURN MY MUM; Student tells of red tape agony that stops him rejoining family ; NEPAL'S PAIN WORLD RALLIES TO HELP QUAKE VICTIMS
Mum of two dies as night fire sweeps through flat; Firefighters can't revive popular Christine, 63
£100bn STATUS SYMBOL £100bn STATUS SYMBOL; We don't need to waste cash ONTRIDENT, says Sturgeon
£500m DRUG SWOOP; HIGH SEAS SHIP BOARDED AFTER TIP-OFF ; Two tons of cocaine seized in massive operation off the coast of Aberdeen
BEING A BOSS DRIVES YOU MENTAL LIKE MIKE BASSETT; MANAGER OF THE YEAR FOUR TO THE FORE ARE UNVEILED ; SAYS GORDON STRACHAN
Blast from past as Ruth echoes the Iron Lady; ELECTION 2015 ANYONE BUT THE TORIES (AND UKIP)
Cameron accused of £760 blow to families
Ciaran scores winner with footy kit plea
CROSSBOW COUPLE NICKED AT CHARLES MANSION; ALERT PAIR CHARGED OVER WEAPON CLAIMS ; Polweapons alert on royal visit ice ; woop during prince's Scots visit
DADDY'S IN HEAVEN; TRAGEDY family left heartbroken ; Wife of fitness fanatic who died in football game breaks news to son, six
DREAM DIES FOR MCGILL; SNOOKER WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP ; But Ant bows out with a smile on his face and praise ringing in his ears
Drug dealer waved knife at girl of 13; Cops found 1000 Valium on drunk thug
Feeble Fifty taunt could come back to haunt SNP
FURY AT NEW JOB FOR MINE PLUNGE ROW FIRE CHIEF; NO JUSTICE STEWART PROMOTED ; Plum role for commander who stopped his men saving Alison
HARRIET Harman's famous pink bus didn't come to [...]
Heading in here to go over 2 dex Our kids all need the write stuff; RECORD VIEW
I was eating 13 calories a day.. I thought I was going to die.. I hope telling my story will help others who feel same way to get help; BATTLE STUDENT BACK FROM BRINK AFTER ANOREXIA NIGHTMARE ; Lydia dropped to 4st 11lb but is turning her life around
immortalised; HERO'S LAMENT WWI SOLDIER'S PIPES RECORDED 100 YEARS ON ; Descendant of fallen Donald plays his beloved instrument for charity single
INA ROAR trying to win even more titles as Celtic manager; Title fighter Ronny targets Rosenborg flag record for Celts ; 13 INA ROAR
It's the biggest drug seizure on Scottish territory
KILLER PULLED KNIFE ON HIS PSYCHIATRIST; Freed mum strangler is locked up indefinitely after warning of voices
MUM JAILED FOR ROBBING CHARITIES OF £726,000; She stole money from trusts via accounts giants
MURPHY'S had better days at the dentist..
Murray:To beat Novak I need to keep fitness intact; TENNIS
MY 16 MONTH RAPE ORDEAL; Footballer tells how girl's false allegation left him ashamed to leave house & his dreams in tatters ; PICKING UP THE PIECES EX-PARTICK KID TRYING TO REBUILD HIS CAREER
OUTOF SIGHT ty Glasgow recordbreaking Tories." OUTOF SIGHT; ELECTION 2015 ANYONE BUT THE TORIES (AND UKIP) ELECTION 2015 ANYONE BUT THE TORIES (AND UKIP) ; Gloating Cameron pounces on yet another poll showing Scottish Labour set to be swept away by SNP
Rail staff to strike after fry-up firing
Rare illness robbed me of a future with David .. I will think of him every step of the way; Valerie lines up for Glasgow Women's 10k in memory of beloved husband she lost to a devastating disease that left him locked in his own body
read it & WEEP; SNP under fire as school pupils' reading and writing standards slip
Record Sport writers debate end-of-season play-off ticket battle
RIOT HERO MUM HAILED BY COPS FOR TACKLING SON
ROCKET LEFT DOWN & ROUT; O'Sullivan admits he was outplayed as Bingham sets up semi-final with Trump ; SNOOKER WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
Teen mum is mugged with baby in her arms
That's not my Amy; Singer's boyfriend furious after being cut from biopic of her life
THE FREE BEARS; Barry backs Gers refusal to make season-ticket holders pay for play-offs ; SHOWDOWN SATURDAY SHOWDOWN SATURDAY CHAMPIONSHIP D-DAY
The love Doctor; TIME LORD HOW TELLY LEGEND SAW INTO THE FUTURE ; Peter Davison knew his daughter had clicked with David Tennant before she did.. and he didn't even need to take a trip in the Tardis
Todd:My Flyguys will thrill ourfans; UPDATE
Tories' tactics of divide and rule make Union more fragile than ever; Daily RECORD Thursday, MORE AT www.DAILYRECORD.CO.UK ELECTION 2015 ELECTION 2015 ; ANYONE BUT THE TORIES (AND UKIP) ; Brown accuses Cam and co of unpicking country to get votes
Tynecastle title heroes to miss out on medals
Wee Lucy's my gold star; Race ace Shelby gives fan, 9, a medal
Weigh to go Weigh to go; SLIMMER SUMMER LOOK & FEEL BETTER ; Lesley stuck to diet on dream trip and shed more than SEVEN stone
Wholegrain is our bread and butter; Use your loaf and switch to healthier options
Artists back protest letter over privatisation at gallery
Banker 'hacked ex-wife's emails' as they fought over listed home and Aston Martin
City boss drops plans to dig huge basement under Forsyte Saga house
Cooper: Terror suspects face being forced out of capital if Labour win; Shadow home secretary vows to complete swift review of the most serious cases
Couple hunt for new wedding venue after stately home blaze
Cruel fraudster's £10m celebration dance
Designer left with fractured skull after being hit by motorbike wins £50k payout
Everything was perfect - then our lives fell away; Daniel Wallace was on Everest when the earthquake hit, killing three of his Sherpas. He tells Phoebe ; Luckhurst about being airlifted with a fellow climber's body
Face of marketing executive killed by Tube train as he reached for his bag
Foreign tycoons lead UK billionaire league; UKRAINIANS, ITALIANS AND SWEDES AMONG TOP 10 AS DUKE OF WESTMINSTER ONLY MAKES 5TH PLACE
george the builderCHANCELLOR PLEDGES £10BN IN 100 DAYS FOR LONDON
Hi, I'm a Shy Tory. This is my sidebar of shame
I felt like an object, says peer barred from boarding bus in her wheelchair
I'm so proud of her, says mother of student who wrote to sex attacker
Many people have tales of corruption - they are still scared to speak out; Last week Tower Hamlets mayor Lutfur Rahman was removed from office over widespread electoral ; fraud. The locals who risked everything for the verdict tell Joshi Herrmann of their ongoing battle
N Korean border guards suspected of China killings
New boss Norris and revved-up Ejiofor grab the attention; FIRST NIGHT EVERYMAN National, Olivier, SE1
New Tower Hamlets scandal 'as Ukip election leaflets are stolen'
Parties plan low-key 'Mini Cheddar' celebrations
Police crime fall claim based on comments from a single officer
Politicians 'cannot deliver on their promises of more apprenticeships'
Republican who opposed gay law outed on Grindr
Roof garden blooms on top of Crossrail station
Row as candidate links suicide rises to austerity policy
Shark kills woman snorkeller, 65, off Hawaiian island
Sofia's ex: Don't keep our embryos in freezer forever
Sprint star Gemili to relive 2012 before Rio; Adam ready to take on the world's best at Anniversary Games
Teenage Arsenal star's mother banned 'after she attacked club staff'
Teenage jockey killed in crash was training at elite school
Tenor Calleja sings praises of hotel as alternative opera venue
The earth cracked as the quake hit... it was a nightmare; Nepal survivors tell of their terror as 120 Britons fly back into Stansted
tories race to 5-point lead in poll; EXCLUSIVE cameron's ratings soar as labour dips … with a week to go ; Tories will revive benefit cut plan, warns Alexander
Two white, working-class rivals courting the voters who just want to 'get on'; Constituency FocusIlford North
Ukraine rebels deport Miliband aid agency staff amid 'spy' claims
Comment : Estate management firms could hit landowners in the pocket
'Chaos' as crane lifts 60-stone Georgia out
'New Down's test faster, accurate and more affordable'
'Victim' said she would seduce club boss - claim
£27m link road design heads in Capita's direction
Cameras in the sky could catch fire starters
Child abuse inquiry to include Janner claims
Circus star from Russia is back with everlasting love for HISWELSH wife
Decisions on devolution are for Wales and not Cameron, says Ed Balls
Don't let corrupt politicians pocket Nepal's aid donations; Nepal is being flooded with aid after the earthquake that has claimed more than 5,000 lives. John Rhys-Bevan, a former UN human rights worker in Nepal, outlines concerns that political cliques may siphon off cash meant for the vulnerable
Ed and Brand find common ground in all-change chinwag
Ex-footballer jailed after match-fixing conviction
Fake-reference teacher gets three-year ban
GCHQ told to destroy papers on Gadaffi critic
Hollywood 'disgustingly sexist,' says star Kristen
Hustings walk out by Plaid Cymru candidate
I did not kill my girlfriend, 'jealous' man tells inquest
Labour has FAILEDWALEs' NHS, says ex-chairman
Mirren and Jolie reject Hollywood hypocrisy
Pickles says Tories are 'on course for overall majority'
Plenty of Baltimore heroes... but not the politicians
PM 'like a spoilt child' after Scots vote - Sheen
Savile abused troubled pupils at school - police
Students are key to university success in surveys
Summit strengthens the fight against cyber crime
To's submarine discovered 73 years after it disappeared
Ukip leader defends election candidate who was jailed for theft from employer
Union leader hits back over 'grubby' remark
Village considers legacy as it honours famous son
WhyWales is at forefront of war against cyber crime; Wales has significant expertise in cyber security, so the issue can become an opportunity rather than just a threat. Professor Khalid Al-Begain explains why
Will we see an election won on policies, not personalities?; The two biggest parties are locked in a dead heat in the opinion polls. Multi-millionpound campaigns have put neither David Cameron nor Ed Miliband on a clear trajectory towards Downing St, writes Political Editor David Williamson. Here is a quick guide to just a few of the dividing lines between the parties in this knife-edge contest
Wind farms 'turn over £800m to the economy'
£10m seafront regeneration may face badger sett delay
Court papers claim singer Joni 'unable to care for herself'
Drug gang executions condemned by UN as diplomatic row escalates
Election may prove our outdated electoral system needs reform
Everest death probed as tents are used as mobile clinics
Family's genome first could help Noah - and other children like him
Harbour needs to be vibrant says new owner
Leisure centres fear as council cuts costs
Planners back new glass pavilion cafe design
Plans for Plymouth Science Park's £7m IT hub out for consultation
Reintroducing lynx would be supreme act of stupidity
Rescue centre is inundated with fox cubs
Resort targets 'unacceptable' street traders
Scientists urge more protection for seagrass
ShelterBox on standby after volcano erupts
Speculation mounts over swim in wait for royal baby
Spinning space ship decalred a write off
Stonehenge role as a tourist attraction is celebrated
£1,6000 The price fetched [...]; News Bulletin
A long lecture from the lunatic on the bus…; Sketch
An extra four years' life as health keeps improving
Anti-ransom FBI 'helped hostage family pay al-Qaeda'
Benefits show denies glorifying drug dealer; News Bulletin
Boris Johnson could be future PM, says Cameron; LONDON MAYOR
Britain loses the lead in young university rankings
Criticism of its policies or its leaders have no impact on this Nat cult; Analysis
Currency trader accused of £130m fraud is arrested months after police let him walk free
Daredevil takes a spin; A stroll in the sky
Dark cloud over China's amateur forecasters; World Bulletin
Developers told to rebuild flattened pub
Fears grandmother from Britain may be next to face firing squad
Footballer exposed in Telegraph match-fixing investigation is jailed
French peacekeepers accused of abusing boys in Africa
From the designer of the wearable table, a dance mission impossible
Going out with a bang Probe will crash into Mercury
Heads will roll as Labour faces loss of every Scots seat; POLL
I never had complaints before, says wolf-whistler
Insult police, but don't make it personal; World Bulletin
Kazakh fugitive's £25m Surrey estate sold to pay off creditors
Kim Jong-un 'executed 15 executives this year'; World Bulletin
Let pupils use Google in GCSEs, says exam chief
Lord Janner could be called to give evidence over allegations
More wives mean more heartache for polygamists
Muslim schoolgirl told skirt is too long under secular laws
National Trust seeks hi-tech ways to uncover hidden links to slavery
Night out in New York for Clooneys; The professor and the performer
One in ten spouses keeps secret Facebook account
Plot's like a cancer at the heart of footbal; Judge condemns former Premier League player's 'betrayal' of the game as she jails him over match-fixing conspiracy uncovered by the Telegraph
Pollution ruling 'end of road' for diesel cars
Quake Britons flown home as riots break out in Kathmandu
Queen Mother shot rats to prepare for Nazi raid; Late Queen Elizabeth was so worried about risk from German parachutists she took shooting lessons in grounds of Buckingham Palace
Race relations tear at our soul, says Clinton
Royal baby could keep country (and Lindo Wing campers) waiting for another week
Russia's faulty spaceship set to crash land
Savile abused 22 girls over five years at approved school
School backs out of iPad rewards for pupils; News Bulletin
Stop now, classmate tells her stalker as he is jailed a third time
The best of bittersweet Sondheim; MUSICALS
Trekkers isolated on lesser Himalayan peaks tell of perilous journey by foot to safety
Two thirds of BBC debate audience could be Left-wing; BROADCAST BIAS?
Unexpected item on supermarket agenda - cutting back on self-service machines
Unless the Tories pull ahead, we are in for chaos and calamity; Politics will become a game of extortion and blackmail, with taxpayers the big losers
Upset over pupils' foreign meals; Food fracas
Why a lobster turns pink in the boiling pot
'If a politician blames migrants, lots of people will believe this is true'; Campaigner behind 'I Am An Immigrant' posters believes public is more tolerant but that Ukip is souring the debate
As the economy recovers, more parents choose to go private
Clandon Park reduced to a shell by raging fire; Antique treasures lost as National Trust mansion burns for more than 20 hours
Heads spend £43m to feed and clothe pupils
Mosque visit is compulsory, school governors tell parents
Never mind the fees, it's the redesigned logos that we can't stand, say students
The best brands provoke a reaction; Comment
Political scrap 'harms tenants'; HOUSING
Royal romp's the answer for baby wait Kate!
Swan Lake b» Birmingham Royal Ballet ¦ Big in Japan; Birmingham Royal Ballet has flown out to Japan to perform two of its finest works. ROZ LAWS reports from Tokyo
Third man charged with murder of teenager Sheriff
'It's worth every penny I lost seeing her jailed'
Ambulance trust best performing in the country
Bigger enterprise zone will create extra jobs
Body in skip 'tipped onto conveyer belt'; MYSTERY OF CORPSE FOUND AT RECYCLING PLANT
Bowing out , but not forgotten; Half a dozen Birmingham councillors with 86 years of service between them are retiring this week. Political correspondent NEIL ELKES offers a review of their careers on the frontline of local politics.
Clegg 'wanted to give tax powers to councils'
Crews give it plenty of welly to save lives in all weathers.. now it's their Mayday call
Dawn raids as cops hunt fans in derby strife
Deadly diet pills have terrible military past; SCIENTIST REVEALS HISTORY AFTER WOMAN'S DEATH
Labour: We will limit second career for MPs; VOW FOLLOWS UNDERCOVER STING OF EX-MINISTERS
Men jailed for 'helping' to shoot activist Malala
MIDLAND SOCCER STARS BACK FINLAY'S TEDDY BEAR WORLD RECORD BID
New law could put Super Prix back on track
On me ted, son!; MIDLAND SOCCER STARS BACK FINLAY'S TEDDY BEAR WORLD RECORD BID
Police forced to reveal child sex abuse dossier;
Teachers' Rome trip branded a 'disgrace'; PARENTS ACCUSE STAFF OF HYPOCRISY OVER TERM-TIME 'SPIRITUAL' JOURNEY
We've beaten cancer; HOW PRIDE OF BRUM JOSHUA ANNOUNCED HIS ALL-CLEAR TO THE WORLD
Cut out daily glass of squash to reduce diabetes risk by 25pc
daughter and buggy sucked on to tracks by high-speed train
Diesel cars defended after pollution ruling
Faces to hit the road one more time-if the money is right
Fidgeting pupils do worse in their GCSEs
Hurricane Sandy victims ordered to pay back aid cash
Jams and rain... it must be a Bank Holiday
Kathmandu embraces the 'miracles' pulled from the rubble
Leaked welfare cuts paper 'ordered by Lib Dem chief; BENEFITS
Miliband stumbles over his spending record
One fifth of prisoners are sex offenders
Revolutionary DNA test will predict cancer 13 years ahead
Taliban gang of 10 given life sentences for gunning down Malala
'Only we can be trusted to stop the lurch to the Right or to the Left'; LIBERAL DEMOCRATS
£3m payout for Miss Cokehead case 'not worth if
352 years of history lost in National Trust disaster; Football from Battle of the Somme among treasures destroyed in stately home blaze
Bat aerobatics may improve our aircraft; NATURE NOTES
Cameron: EU referendum is red line for coalition; CONSERVATIVES
Cellist plays on Baghdad blast site 'to show life is worth living'
Cities left behind as house prices keep rising in suburbia
City financier accused of hacking ex-wife's email in divorce battle
Colin Sauer; Violinist known for his long association with the Dartington String Quartet
Colonel Ralph Stewart-Wilson; Scottish soldier who won an MC for his reconnaissance under heavy fire during the advance on Aquino
Couple held over weapon threat to Charles
Driver on school run beat up lollipop man
Duke and his veritable harem of aristocrats; Conquests in the bedroom of the military genius who defeated Napoleon to feature in BBC documentary drama starring Richard E Grant
Family doctor fraudulently prescribed himself Viagra
Feeling wonderful tonight, Pattie Boyd, muse to the stars, marries again; Former wife of rock legends weds partner after 25-year relationship
Financier accused of hacking ex-wife's email in £1.2m divorce battle
First lady of US television sued for embryos frozen with ex
Guilty thief returns £1,400 lifted from elderly tourist
Hillary and Tenzing's sons hit by Nepal avalanche
Hong Kong of the Balkans, or a just a silly stunt? Liberland, the world's newest nation, is born
I'm voting Tory now, says woman who put Labour leader on spot; TV DEBATE
Jean Nidetch; Formerly fat housewife'who founded Weight Watchers in l963 and later sold it for millions
Judges reject bid to alter Church tradition
Lake wrecks revealed; Ghosts of Michigan
Miliband: I'd rather not be PM if price is an SNP deal; No'giving in'to demands on deficit or Trident, but door still open to seeking nationalists' support ; LABOUR
Mind trick that turns plonk into fine wine
Open the cheap bottle, and play some classical music; Comment
Own a home and avoid bad habits: the guide to reaching 100
Parents paying more than ever for private education
Pensioner tricked by cowboy builders out of £775,000
Pilot's death kept secret to up morale; Hero's end
Prisoner 'did not know he was to be executed'
Provocative truth about billboard ads; The now-banned 'Beach Body Ready' is just the latest in a long line of successful assaults on the eyes and ears, says Stephen Bayley
Queen presents regiment with new colours; Red, white and blue
Scrapbook reignites love after memory loss
SNP push to hold a second referendum; We can't avoid pledge on a second referendum, says SNP stalwart
Socialist senator aims to spoil Clinton's party
Toksvig leaves radio to launch new party
Trevor Williams; Plant geneticist who helped to establish a worldwide network of gene banks to ensure future food security
We don't tell you how to raise your children, says BBC after balloon baby complaint
Slower factory activity shows difficulty in rebalancing economy; Manufacturing
Uber hit by China raid as police target taxi sector; Software
'Portraits in Lace: Breton Women' (2015), by Charles Fréger; Snapshot
15 years of ETFs; CHART THAT TELLS A STORY
Alliance Trust chief remains after eleventh-hour fund deal; Investment companies
Alternative loans trust launches; INVESTING
Approval remains high after eight years at helm; SNP; Popularity shelf-life
Bad back? Blame the chimpanzees; Mind - Science: Evolutionary Biology
Better safe than sorry - the future is cash; Investing
Brewdog admits prospectus errors; CROWDFUNDING
Canary Wharf station signals docklands growth spurt; Crossrail
China stocks high, but history shows they can go higher
CME suspends two traders for alleged market manipulation; General financial
Co-op offers record low two-year deal; MORTGAGES
Conservatives struggle to resonate in northern swing seat; UK recovery: Lancashire
Contouring? Turn the other cheek; Beauty
Court blow for film scheme investors; TAX
Crooks stage getaway from old-school offences for a life of cyber crime; Policing
Crude crash takes toll on big oil's quarterly earnings; Oil & gas
Daniel Stewart's shares suspended again; General financial
Dollar rebounds after dismal week but Treasury bonds keep falling; Global overview
Doubts on whether iPhone's growth rate can be sustained; Technology hardware
Exchanges seek to balance policing with profitability
Expedia surges on strong bookings growth; Wall Street
Exxon outpaces Apple for dividends; Equities
Five of the best: Seafood shacks; Food and Drink - Wine
Focusrite strikes right note with push into US
Fragile shoots of recovery defy urban decay; Inner-city: Self-improvement
From 'ruin porn' to urban renewal - the new Detroit model
From cloisters and quads to tutorial pods
From Magna Carta to muddle - Britain needs a new settlement; GLOBAL POLITICS
Government wins £2.2bn from betting; TAX
Hangover threat for eurozone QE party; Analysis: Capital markets
Highlights from this week's investors chronicle
Houses of Nepal's child-goddesses stand intact amid quake devastation
How best should I save for my vulnerable grandson?; YOUR QUESTIONS
IFS sceptical of parties' claims on tax; AVOIDANCE
Insolvencies fall to a 10-year low; DEBT
Interview: After prison I asked myself: 'how can I help Iranians?'; Stories
Investors put Alliance Trust on notice; ACTIVIST INVESTORS
Is there alien life beyond our galaxy?; Mind - Science: Astronomy
Journalist activist fights alleged corruption among Angola elite; Africa
Keeping equity portfolios in the family; SMALL CAPS
Knowledge is power - and profit; My first million: Barinder Hothi, training company entrepreneur
Lloyds lifts profit forecast after TSB sale hit; Banks
Loeb's $1bn Yum stake raises pressure to spin off China unit; US activist investor's proposals include 'alternative ownership structure'
Markets should stay far from the madding cloud; AMERICA
Merkel forced on to back foot over spying claims; Espionage
Nationalists' record belies radical reputation
Nepal's seismic tragedy need not happen again; Reconstruction must emphasise earthquake-resistant buildings
Non-Fiction: Gun Baby Gun: A Bloody Journey into the World of the Gun
Of rats and men: A tale of extinction; Mind - Science: Zoology
Oil's strong April rise lifts hopes of end to rout; Commodities
Opening Shot: Stop these WW2 comparisons
Parties chase youth vote in campaign's final days; Turnout tactics
Petronas-led Canada project offers C$1bn to First Nation; News round-up
Pilots go on strike amid risk that action could destroy TAP
Plane talk sends me into a tailspin; Agony uncle
Policing of cyber crime has 'major flaw'; Cambridge study
Post-election tax fears for high earners; ADDITIONAL RATE
Qataris played the long game in fight for Claridge's; Travel & leisure: Luxury hotels
Saudi prince sees power grow in oil restructuring; Energy
Scale of hefty rewards offers more reason to chop at Morrison
Should we avoid distraction?; Mind - Health - The Shrink & The Sage; A guide to modern dilemmas
Should you trade in your 'Rolls-Royce' company pension?
Silvery eel design crowned with communal greenery
Small funds face a difficult struggle to find big backers
SNP undaunted by Miliband ruling out deal; Post-election influence
Sterling declines amid election uncertainty; Currencies
Sterling suffers sell-off as tight campaign climax strains nerves; Narrow Tory lead in poll of polls Miliband bookies' favourite for PM Markets volatile
Struggling Barrick hires BlackRock fund manager; Mining
Tehran's Gulf rivals seek US security pledge; Camp David summit
Tesco chairman Allan bucks selling trend as group suffers
Tesla spurs stored power revolution; Musk makes big bet on domestic uses Falling battery prices open new possibilities
The Federal Reserve watches and waits; The US central bank is right to react cautiously to unclear new data
The house of Saud's embryonic embrace of meritocracy; OPINION
The incredible shrinking sea snail; Mind - Science: Marine Ecology
The right to worktops: an election issue; The National Conversation
Thousands join National Front's Joan of Arc rally; France
Top investors reflect on meetings with Buffett; Same page as the Sage
Toymaker Hornby on track for its first profit since 2012; Personal goods
UK directors of Naibu move to gain control of China unit
Unharmed: Goddess's home escapes damage from earthquake
Uniform blandness prevails as candidates lack passion for fashion; Power dressing: Style stakes
US decries Britain's waning global influence
Virgin Money increases mortgage lending to £1.6bn
Walmart plots revamp to crack tough China market; General retailers
Water-saving group Xeros's revenues double in first half
What a radical Conservative government could do; The Undercover Economist
White House hopeful hit by ally's guilty plea; Federal court
Why processed politics leaves a bad taste; Culture
Why women stay away from bitcoin; SINCE YOU ASKED
World fair beset by clashes aims to lift Italy out of recession; Expo 2015
Young renters at risk of identity theft; CRIME
? THE WHEELS have come [...]; CROSS BENCHER
'Lightbulb moment' in search for anxiety pill
Baby girl is born and the world celebrates
Career change is just days away for leaders
Charity helps veterans cure war nightmares
Don't tell Moscow but... 5 of our 6 subs are up the creek
ELECTION 2015 Osborne: Ed and the SNP would destroy jobs boom
How to make the most of jogging with the dog
Labour Left speakers join segregated rally
Maddie libel detective is ruined; Court seizes retirement retreat to cover his £357,000 payout to McCanns over book allegations
My childhood abuse ordeal at hands of a PC
Nigel Farage, who said [...]; Cross bencher
Osborne: Ed and the SNP would destroy jobs boom
Osborne: Labour and the SNP would destroy jobs
Our tribute in verse to the new Princess
Rapist gets secret home to protect his rights
Sexist rivals will keep girls out of politics
That great Tory elder [...]; Cross Bencher
The big parties have [...]; Cross Bencher
The Birdman; Robins get my vote in the search for our national bird, and this is why...
The Conservatives' tax lock announcement [...]
The wheels have come [...]; Cross Bencher
Tories must boost defence if they want a pact, says Evans
Ukip is in touch with ordinary British people
What will David Cameron [...]; Cross Bencher
Worryingly, BBC Broadcaster Fi [...]; Cross Bencher
... BUT WHAT WE REALLY WANT TO KNOW IS HER NAME!
'BRANSON DOESN'T KNOW WHAT HE'S TALKING ABOUT'
A SAVINGS BOND IN WASPS...JUST DON'T GET STUNG
A SERENE START TO LIFE IN THE PUBLIC EYE
AFTER BRAVEHEART (AND STURGEON!) THOR STAR TOM STARS AS ANOTHER SCOURGE OF THE SASSENACHS
AITKEN'S GIRL HEADS HOME AFTER NEPAL QUAKE ESCAPE
AMBULANCE UNION: DON'T SEND US TO 999 CALLS IN THE LAST HOUR OF OUR SHIFTS
AND LOOK WHO ELSE WAS CELEBRATING HIS OWN SPECIAL DAY
AS TESCO OFFER AN £80 HIGH STREET WEDDING DRESS TO CHALLENGE THE BOUTIQUES CHARGING £2,000-PLUS, THE VITAL QUESTION IS...CAN YOU SPOT THE CUT-RICE BRIDE?
BOOMING BRITAIN AS RECORD 31,294 FIRMS SET UP SHOP
BOSSES NAIL COLOURS TO MAST AS TORIES SIGNAL REFORMS FOR BUSINESS
BULLS RISING LIKE A PHOENIX FROM THESE ASHES
BULLY-BANKS SETS SIGHTS ON THE CHANCELLOR
BUT WHAT WE REALLY WANT TO KNOW IS HER NAME!
BUY-TO-LET: BRITAIN HOLDS ITS BREATH ...
CALL THE MIDWIVES …CALM DUO WHO DELIVERED PRINCESS
CAN THE TORIES LOOK FORWARD TO A LATE BABY BOUNCE?
CLEVER, AFFECTIONATE (AND SHE'LL BE A PARTY GIRL, TOO)
COME HOME HARRY ... YOU ARE MISSING ALL THE FUN!
DOWAGER COUNTESS TO OUTLIVE DOWNTON ... EVEN THOUGH SHE MUST BE 110
ED BALLS MAKES PRIORITY OF CUTTING BUSINESS RATES FOR SMES
ENGLAND STAR RIO'S WIFE, 34, DIES AFTER SECRET CANCER BATTLE
EXPRESS DELIVERY ...AND LOOKING UTTERLY RADIANT
FAMILY SHARE SIR DONALD SINDEN'S £2.3M FORTUNE
FERGIE'S NEW PLAN TO MAKE POTS OF CASH ... SELLING TEA
HE CERTAINLY DESERVED THAT KISS FROM DAD
HEADS: TOO MANY NEW TEACHERS NOT UP TO THE JOB
HOPES OF PETROL AT £1 A LITRE ARE DASHED AS PRICE HITS YEAR HIGH
IF YOU CAN STAND THE HEAT... GET OUT THE BARBIE
IS IT A WIND-UP? TOP LABOUR ECO DONOR FOILS PLAN FOR GPS' CENTRE
JOSE: JUST LIKE ME THIS TITLE'S THE...SPECIAL ONE
KEEP THIS DIAMOND GEEZER AWAY FROM YOUR SAVINGS
LABOUR LEAD (BUT VOTERS STILL PREFER DAVE TO ED)
LAVISH PARTIES AND TIME IN EXILE - THE RACY PAST OF THE
LORD BYRON: POETIC GENIUS, RED-HOT LOVER... AND ANOREXIC?
NANCY TOLD ME: GO AND WIN IT FOR BLUE TEAM'
NET LOSS! DRAGON FORCED TO TEAR UP TENNIS COURT HIDDEN ON GIANT ESTATE
NEW GIRL IS A HEAVYWEIGHT BUT SHE CAN'T BEAT GEORGE
NO TIME FOR SLEEP! DAVE HAS JUST 100 HOURS TO SAVE THE COUNTRY
NOW VOYAGES OF DEATH SOLD ON FACEBOOK ... FOR £645
PARTY PRINCES AND PRINCESSES OF GLAMOUR -ROYALS WHO REVEL IN NOT BEING THE HEIR
PM: THE LYING SNP WON'T JUST TAKE YOUR MONEY. THEY'LL TAKE AWAY YOUR COUNTRY
REALLY SMART PEOPLE WOULD NEVER SERVE ME GOAT'S CHEESE
RUTH RENDELL, MISTRESS OF CRIME BEHIND INSP WEXFORD, DIES AT 85
SAINTS GO MARCHING OUT OF THE UK - AND INTO CHINA
SAVE US FROM NEW VAT RULES, SAY SMALL FIRMS
SO WILL SHE HAVE ALL THE FUN OF THE SPARE?
THAT WAS A BIT EASIER THAN LAST TIME, EH WILLIAM?
THE LONG-HAUL HOME LOAN THAT'S FIXED UNTIL 2025
TRADERS TAKE A PUNT ON FALL IN SAINSBURY'S SHARES
TRAVELODGE PLANS 250 SITES AS STRATEGY BEARS FRUIT
UNCLE GARY: I'M OFF TO WET THE BABY'S HEAD AND BUY A TICKET FOR THE LOTTERY
USE A CREDIT CARD IF YOU'RE BUYING SECOND-HAND
WE ARE AT A CROSSROADS IN OUR PROUD HISTORY AND WE MUST STAY ON COURSE... NOT VEER LEFT INTO DISARRAY
WE ARE FREE TO SWAP OUR TEN YEAR DEAL AFTER FIVE
WE'LL BUILD EUROPE'S APPRENTICE POWERHOUSE
1,000 real reasons not to trust Tories with health service
americans utterly charmed by lady mary's accent
Copycat mum has baby on same day as Duchess again
Esther's fury at boarding school abuse cover-up; investigates ; Govt officials tried to remove 155 sex assault claims by pupils to ChildLine from official dossier
My favourite...; A touch of spring Frost and you'll forget it not GARDENING CLUB
Nest Of Paedophiles Uncovered In The Wake Of That's Life Investigation
Playing a clown got me through my cancer hell
Race is on to stay OUT of the Europey League
Sacked Baby P chief lectures on childcare
So who says men don't diet?; Sam Smith is the envy of dieters everywhere after he lost three stone almost overnight. He's not the only male celebrity to follow a food plan to shed the pounds
They're still neck and neck on last lap of race for Downing Street
WHAT'S IT WORTH?; On Antiques & Collectables
Your chance to cure Britain of Tory plague
'Isis effect' helps spark 15% rise in hate crimes
234 Boko Haram hostages freed; WORLD NEWS IN BRIEF
A whistle is far from harmless in the company of wolves
Balls's marathon drug binge; THE SHIPPERS FORECAST
Baltimore, Murderland: a city steeped in violence
Buoyant Balls stamps on rivals' promises
Chewing over coalition deals with Lib Dems' crown prince
Civil servants in the [...]; THE SHIPPERS FORECAST
Dog study shows females take lead in social skills
For a tax haven novice, Hodge is right on the money
Friday must bring hope for damaged children; Britain has recoiled in horror over abuse. The next government must act, writes Peter Wanless
Gatecrasher Le Pen rages at axeing by party
Georgia's leaving on that great big crane
He gets to be speaker whilst the rest of us lose our voice
Here's Boris, to save us from Ajockalypse Now
Higher hemlines, freer farms and firing squads: the Kim way to rule
History, homes and comfort for the soul from little acorns grow
How about this for a pledge: we'll try not to make things worse
I'LL TAKE THE HIGH ROAD TO LONDON; The leading historian warns that the most important feature of this election is the SNP surge, which risks returning Britain to the statist Seventies
In Brandland the hipsters vape, not vote; In the comedian's trendy London haunt, politics is for the plain and those who don't do designer trugs, finds Camilla Long
In the study, with a sharp pen, they made crime pay
Isis 'gangsters' kill hundreds of Yazidi captives
Isis 'murders 300 Yazidi captives'; WORLD NEWS IN BRIEF
Jamie in a stir over 'fairy cake' schools
Killer liver disease on rise due to overeating
Kirk plans to beam down water to drought-stricken California
Labour warns Tories will push up tuition fees
More tales of woe [...]; THE SHIPPERS FORECAST
Now pick Mr, Mrs, Miss, Ms ... or Mx for no specific gender
Obama weighs up Saudi's mystery new kid in town
One in three 11-year-olds to fail new tests
Oz reminds the Wizard of his hapless youth; THE SHIPPERS FORECAST
Pinball and pin-ups in Felix's house of fun
Poet's corner; Lying in a Hammock at William Duffy's Farm in Pine Island, MinnesotaBy James Wright (1927-80)
Poppy artist goes tulip crazy for Chelsea
Rio Ferdinand loses wife in cancer battle
So, this is a modern family - forcing your ex to have an IVF child
The battle for allies in the race to Downing Street; With no party set to win an outright majority, horse-trading will decide the next government
The brainy biker's last ride down Memory Lane; The neurologist and author of The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat is dying. Now he is preparing for his final journey with a new memoir ; PROFILE OLIVER SACKS
The friction making Baltimore burn is not race but class
The Tories hope to [...]; THE SHIPPERS FORECAST
Three days of hell on Everest, but we made it
TOP STORIES FROM THE UK AND AROUND THE WORLD
Tories edge ahead and plan to sit tight in No 10; Boris's plea to 'Kippers'
Turn left for the fiscal cliff; Britain's economy has done better than most in the past five years. But jobs, growth and living standards will be at risk if Labour takes the reins
Two-thirds of trains late on worst lines
WELL, ED, IT FEELS LIKE A DEAL TO NICOLA
Whites slapped down for salutes to 'hero mom'
With a bit of tact we can keep our Saudi friends and tame their enemy
MR, MRS, MS... OR MX? NOW YOU CAN GO GENDER-NEUTRAL' ON DRIVING LICENCE
A STEADY TAUREAN... WITH A STREAK OF ROYAL REBELLION
A SURROGATE GAVE BIRTH FOR KATE, SAY RUSSIANS
BACKLASH AS REPUBLICANS TRY TO SPOIL ROYAL PARTY
CAROLE WINS RACE FOR THE FIRST CUDDLE...AND SHE STAYS FOR SIX HOURS!
DEAD DOGS AND CATS STRUNG UP OUTSIDE TROJAN HORSE SCHOOLS
DRY PITCH WAS CRYING OUT FOR REAL SPIN KING
EARL SELLS UP FOR £10M AFTER FAMILY FEUD
EU ARMY IS A LONG-TERM' GERMAN AIM SAYS MINISTER
GIRL, 14, DIES TRAPPED IN SPEEDBOAT DRIVEN
HERE'S ME AT MY 40TH! BECKS JOINS INSTAGRAM (…?JUST IN TIME TO SHOW OFF HIS £250K PARTY)
HOW DOES AN AVON LADY EARN £170,000 FOR A 20-HOUR WEEK?
IT'S ALL OVER FOR TIGER AND HIS OLYMPIC BIRDIE
JAMIE OLIVER IN BLAST AT SCHOOL COOKERY CLASSES
LIVERPOOL WILL MISS HEROICS OF INSPIRATIONAL GERRARD
MAN WHO FELL OFF PUBLIC LOO WINS £340K FROM COUNCIL
MARVELLOUS MIDWIVES WHO DELIVERED A PRINCESS
NOW PM URGES LIB DEMS: VOTE TORY TO SAVE US FROM CHAOS
ONE IN THREE BRITONS MAY HAVE LIVER DISEASE CAUSED
OUR GOAL IS AN EU ARMY SAYS GERMANY'S DEFENCE CHIEF
QUEEN WILL BE TOLD HER NAME, THEN WE'LL KNOW
RED ED'S JUDGEMENT IS APPALLING. IT WILL MAKE US ALL LOOK FOOLISH IF HE'S PM
RUDE AND RELENTLESS...BUT MY FRIEND RUTH RENDELL WAS WORLD'S GREATEST CRIME WRITER
SUICIDES OF FOUR VICTIMS IN PENSION FUND SCAM
THE £600 HEELS AS COMFY AS YOUR TRAINERS'
THE OTHER PRINCESS AND A VERY TRICKY DILEMMA...
THERE ARE A FEW FLATTERING SHOES ON THE HIGH STREET!
THIRD OF PRIMARY PUPILS 'WILL FAIL TOUGH NEW TESTS'
TORIES CAN'T RULE OUT ANOTHER TUITION FEE RISE, ADMITS HAGUE
VOTERS STILL LEFT IN THE DARK WITH JUST DAYS TO GO
WHY I HOPE SHE'LL FOCUS OUR MINDS ON WHAT REALLY MATTERS FOR OUR NATION
WILL THEY DANCE AROUND IT EVERY SOLSTICE?
WILLS, THE DOTING DAD WHO NOW WANTS TO HIDE HIS FAMILY OF FOUR AWAY
1,000 reasons not to trust PM with health
Boy of 2 survives 30ft fall from flat; Parents' horror as toddler son plunges from bedroom window
Craig to quit Corrie to film Red Dwarf's 2 new series
I fear for our NHS. It can't be treated like a supermarket; ELECTION CON LD UKIP LAB34% 33% 14% 8% Why Britain's favourite cook is backing Labour
I forgave his affair but he doesn't want to have sex; Britain's most straight-talking problem page
Looking for the money to buy a new car? We can help
Old school Dennis is a breath of fresh air in a stale campaign
Perv sir faces justice 40yrs after abuse
School death threats after Trojan Horse investigation
Tory strategist in 'conflict of interest' row
VOTING Green, TUSC, National Health [...]
Your Star Score... find out which character you are
£350,000 DOWN PAN IN LOO FALL; Compo claim council rapped
101-YEAR-OLD RESCUED FROM QUAKE DISASTER; Trapped a week under the rubble
BEY'S A KNOCKOUT; Pop queen out-scores top boxers
Cloo's a very lucky boy; SUPERCAR JOY FOR GEORGE
DAY ONE & THEY'RE OFF THEIR TROLLEYS; Booze galore as Magaluf party season kicks off
I'll stare my executioners right in eye; ...AND SING MAGIC MOMENTS
Jihadi John Junior; ISIS EXECUTIONER IS LAD OF 14
JORDAN LAPS UP THE LADIES; EX ON THE BEACH
Lib Dem shocker; ? ONLY 3 RU DDY DAYS TO GO
LORI REID; DON'T MISS LORI EVERY DAY IN THE
MADDIE COPS PROBE 10 MORE BREAK-INS; Prayers for snatched tot 8 years on
National Edition Abbey days for British accents
PHOTO CASEBOOK OLD BEFORE MY TIME? DAY 1
Rio a man mountain says boss; Football unites behind tragedy star
STAR ANTI-drug campaigners are urging [...]
Stuck doing the business in bed; MY HERO GETTING PAYBACK
THE £1BN PRINCESS; Royal baby girl will be huge boost for UK as the fans beg: Call her Royal baby girl will be huge boost for UK as the fans beg: Call her Diana
Party writes off three quarters of Scottish seats as polls predict electoral wipeout
Tunisia flags up desire to beat extremism; World Bulletin
'Anything wouldn't do for a Not really'; Now bringing his mesmerisingly scary stage persona to BBC Three, comedian Nick Helm talks to Veronica Lee
'Fat Mary', but generous to a fault: the last Princess of Cambridge; The Royal Baby
'Fifty Shades' author hits the Rich List
'One for one' shoe deal helps to kick out poverty; Social enterprise Toms is a business success story
£10m estate with pirate theme; Treasure trove
500,000 SURRENDER IN NORTH GERMANY; BRITAIN AT WAR
Anger at Greek plan to release murderer of British diplomat
Anmer prepares to greet its new princess
Aramco split from Saudi ministry is biggest shake-up in 50 years
Asda customers get a taste for Scots fare; News Bulletin
Automated calls make shoppers switch off
Balls, a 'silly note' and two bouncing cheques; SHADOW CHANCELLOR
Baltimore lifts curfew after calm is restored
Big Bird's close shave with Shuttle disaster
BT seeks approval for £12.5bn EE deal; BT sets out case for EE takeover to regulator
Cameron and Clegg talk terms for new deal
Car 'double tax' hands Government £38m; News Bulletin
Chubby cheeks of her mother, and a nose handed down from Charles
COMMODITIES SUMMARY FRIDAY CLOSE; Market data
Cost of weekly grocery shopping falls by £1
Crunch talks stall as Greece and the IMF remain at loggerheads
Dead animals and death threats at 'Trojan Horse' schools
Don't let Ed sink this country with his commie slab of rock; Electing Labour would undo the success of the past five years and send us back to the Seventies
Drivers caught out by new double taxing rule
Drone companies tee off new line in aerial videos for golf courses
Early start means Duchess unlikely to have been induced; THE BIRTH
Economies may be slowing, but I bet on a UK rebound
EXCHANGE RATES FRIDAY CLOSE; Market data
FTSE firms' pensions 'black hole' hits £80bn
Gun salutes and messages for new arrival; MILITARY TRIBUTES
Gurkhas lead hunt for last missing Briton in quake zone
I won't vote for a holiday on Thursday; straight -talking, common sense from the front line of management ASK JOHN
Isil car bomb kills 19 in Baghdad cafe district
Man, 101, survives in rubble of home for a week
McGuinness: royal trip to Ireland 'a good thing'; PRINCE'S VISIT
Meet the grandparents: Middletons first to the family party; Queen expected to see great-granddaughter later this week as country waits for a name
Miliband's monolith … or is it a tombstone?
Mother's wish to have three children; FAMILY SIZE
Mr, Mrs and Mx... the gender-neutral title
Obama leads the well-wishers as the world shows its fascination with the Royal family
Parties scramble to help build a Britain of first-time buyers as house prices soar; Politicians of all stripes are keen to show off their backing for home ownership
Poppies artist turns to tulips at Chelsea; Flowering
QUEEN OF THE WHYDUNNIT; Ruth Rendell who died at the weekend, was a virtuoso at exposing the often evil motives of ordinary people, says Judith Flanders
Rescuers pick up 5,800 migrants in the Med
Sheridan Smith gives her all in a heart-breaking drama
Smelly Spanish invaders threaten native bluebells
Souvenir goldrush as the world's orders roll in
Stars point to a reserved, caring, intuitive nature; HEAVENLY SIGNS
Stone mocked as Miliband's 'Kinnock' gaffe moment; LABOUR LEADER
Sturgeon refuses to rule out calling referendum over Trident's renewal next year; SCOTTISH LEADERS' DEBATE
Sturgeon refuses to rule out referendum in 5 years; First Minister faces accusations in final Scottish leaders' TV debate that she will use Trident 'as an excuse'
Surging European markets leave record-breaking FTSE in the shade; World market review
Tel Aviv protest rally erupts in violence
The 100,000 voters who could win Tories power; Party targets 23 seats that could tip balance as Cameron urges public: choose me, or there'll be chaos ELECTION 2015
the heaviest royal baby girl in decades; BIRTH WEIGHT
The loyal team who helped Duchess look as fresh as a daisy; The Royal Baby
The next government needs to have legitimacy
The Tory target list 23 seats 100,000 votes
Tories may raise tuition fees above £9,000, says Hague; UNIVERSITIES
Why hope has turned to fury in America; Politicians must end the economic inequality that hits blacks, not just the police racism
Why investors should not be too worried by the 'Hound of Hounslow'
Women captives shot dead seven soldiers on mission to free them
'Blaming the drought solely on our almond crop is unfair'; Almond growers in California are fighting back against reports that they have caused chronic water shortages.
'I NEVER GAVE UP ON HER'; When Lara fell victim to the notorious Oxford child sex ring, her mother tried everything to save her. Now, the two tell NICK HARDING how they're trying to put the past behind them
'Stop the migrant boats' urges Abbott - but EU takes humanitarian line; As crisis in the Med grows, Australian PM's advice is ignored
2,000 voters, two leaders - and one notable absentee; Sajid Javid filled in at the Citizens UK General Election Assembly - and may be regretting it, says EMILY DUGAN
A nostalgic return for Mull's famous son
Barclays faces multimillion-pound legal challenge over Libor rigging
Blue-zone thinking for a long and healthy existence
Borges fan brings his infinite library to life online
Death becomes Ejiofor in a morality play for today
Eton-linked free school accused of failings in racial bullying case; Parents of Muslim pupil claim he was called a 'terrorist' and physically bullied EXCLUSIVE
Founder Le Pen suspended by Front National
From St Albans to top of bill at Grand Ole Opry; A British band who sing about fish and chips will make history at the home of country music
Get your legal highs from the best of the Supreme Court
Girl died after buoyancy aid snagged on boat
Gun attack on Islamic cartoon contest 'is a war on free speech'; Organisers of event speak out after police kill two suspects in Texas shootout
How we took the plunge; THE BIG READ Once, 'wild swimming' was the only kind you could do - and then only if you were a man. Now, it's moving outdoors again. As a 16th-century bathing manual goes on show in London, CAITLIN DAVIES looks at our history of taking to the water
If you're sick of politicians, vote for a British bird instead
In a tailor's corridor, the corner of Oxford that is forever the Bullingdon; Photographic history of the club (including new picture of Cameron in his finery) tracked down
In defence of liberal democracy; Editorial Only a legitimate government with a proper mandate and a commitment to the Union can prevent the fragmentation of our country
Israeli soldiers in Gaza were told: 'Shoot any person you see'
Jonny was looking for the stranger who saved his life - but he found so much more
Labour fears Tories will 'squat' in hung parliament
Lord of the rings has an entourage fit for aliens; Stargazing May
McDonald's rebuilds to halt stubborn decline in sales
More than 25% of PCSO jobs cut, says union
Mr Darcy never had a six pack - period drama actors protest; Matthew Macfadyen leads criticism of obsession with leading men's torsos
Navy's Mediterranean rescue mission delayed
Nepal's humanitarian battleground; Nobody doubts the good intentions of the rescuers from neighbouring countries who have swamped the disaster zone. But there is a diplomatic game being played as well. KIM SENGUPTA reports from Sankhu 'The Chinese and Indians are using this in their rivalry'
NHS trusts in England 'facing £1.9bn deficit'
No.20 Turnout; The Independent Voter's Handbook 2015 Continuing our daily miscellany celebrating the facts, figures and folklore of British general elections
Return of equity investment in past five years must not be allowed to falter; Small Talk
Royal couple name daughter Charlotte; NEWS IN BRIEF PEOPLE
Sixty per cent want voting reform; * Fears of post-election crisis of legitimacy fuel surge in support for proportional representation EXCLUSIVE Voting system under fire as another unrepresentative outcome looms
Smiles all round as emojis trump acronyms as language of the web
Spain's offer to Sephardic Jews may have costly strings attached
Spot the pattern: gamblers read too much into random events, says study
Stopping children going off the rails 'will save £1.7bn a year'
Sturgeon to mobilise party in London for Labour talks despite Miliband's denials
The stoic who met first with Cleggmania, now with Cleggphobia; In the second of his series of essays on party leaders, DONALD MACINTYRE considers Nick Clegg's position - fighting for his own Sheffield Hallam seat and campaigning with other Lib Dem candidates while at the same time trying to convince wavering voters that he did not 'sell out' for the sake of power 'I've worked my socks off for Sheffield'
The tactical voting guide: how to make your vote count even when you think it doesn't
UK languishes in list of safest places to give birth
Unmarried couples banned from motorbikes
What if Cameron were to end up in hock to the SNP?
Why does the West never miss an opportunity to misread Russia?
ATM BLAST GANG FLEE WITH £50k; Cops probe link to raids by notorious robbers
All Han on deck; Star Wars director says Harrison Ford's injury on film set united cast and crew
America is 230 years old, we've had 44 presidents but never a woman.. it's time; There's two days left until Britain goes to the polls but Democrats Abroad member Laurie is focussed on a different election
Bust stop Murphy tells of 'heartbreak' fears if SNP voters 30; ELECTION 2015 ; 3 days to boot out the tories ; Murphy tells of 'heartbreak' fears if SNP voters halt Labour drive to keep Tories out of power
Clark, 21 dies after falling ill at party
CONE YIRSEL, NIC; ELECTION 2015 3 days to boot out the tories ELECTION 2015 3 days to boot out the tories ; Sturgeon gives it big licks on the campaign trail - and warns: 'Don't freeze us out'
Curran attacks blog on voters by Nat rival
extra rounds of gun but another 20 are Gun salutes ring out to hail the new arrival
FAKE HERO SOLD CHARITY A PUP; 'Walter Mitty' lifted book picture of Aussie veteran
Gun salutes ring out to hail the new arrival
Help.. my husband is too much of a mummy's boy
McGinn's value has gone through roof.. his vision is the key; PREMIERSHIP SEARCH FOR STARS
No breather as double whammy hits asthmatics; Vital health
Princess Diana Charlotte Elizabeth; THE NEW ROYAL BABY
Proud royal history dates back centuries
She's being a real pain over a boozy party
Should I break up my marriage for my best friend?
Summit to stitch up more austerity; RECORD VIEW
THE OLD PALS PACT; ELECTION 2015 3 DAYS TO BOOT OUT THE TORIES ; Insider claims Cameron admits he can't win majority and wants coalition talks with Clegg
Traitor and a bitch; Rowling tells of cybernat abuse ; JK Rowling blasts sick cybernats
WHOLE LOTTE LOVE; MEMORY DIANA'S NAME TO ; LIVE ON IN BABY GRANDDAUGHTER ; William and Kate choose family names for new arrival
Women get it all wrong. It isn't a particular shape men want. It's a love of life; 10 YEARS ON FROM ROW OVER GASTRIC BAND OP ; FIGHTING FIT ; SAYS FERN BRITTON
Alex Salmond's Solero girl identified at last
Aberdeen outflows continue but profits jump 25%
Celtic face probe over Lennoxtown training complex
Cockerel found waiting' for bus in Kincardinshire
David Coburn insists Ukip will win seat in Falkirk
David Maddox: Lib Dems sure of Alex Salmond loss
Gordon Brown: SNP win may put Tories back in No10
Greene King hit by Scots drink-drive limit change
Indonesia death row grandmother says goodbyes'
Leader: No easy choices after this campaign
Miller Group builds three-fold profit surge
Mount Everest shut as sherpas won't rebuild route
New bill to ban e-cigarettes for under-18s
New energy policy centre launched in Glasgow
Nick Clegg on epic journey' to John O'Groats
One in eight Scots a victim of fraud in last year
Peter Jones: Say no to hypocrisy, and no to SNP
Royal Navy held back' in migrant saving efforts
Scotbet first chain to promote responsible gambling
Scots dementia drug could delay disease by 15 years
SNP most trusted on the NHS according to poll
SNP suspends members over Glasgow protest
Stride Gaming set for Aim float to fund expansion
TUESDAY MARKET CLOSE: Greek woes send Footsie lower
Voters taking selfies in poll station face arrest
'4,000 new jobs' in City of London last month
Cambridges honour most loved women in their lives; The Royal Baby Charlotte'sElizabeth Diana: names speak for themselves, says Kensington Palace spokesman
'Devilish' haircuts and tattoos banned by Iran; World Bulletin
'Nicola Sturgeon must disown these people. Is this Scottish nationalism?" '; Jim Murphy and comedian Eddie Izzard face ; abuse and intimidation on campaign trial
'Pristine' gospel of 9th century queen who fled to nunnery
'We were so proud of us - because we won the war'; Last night on television
A back-breaking theft, digging up 80 trees
A ménage à trois in sandals is unthinkable; The Greens should swiftly recycle the idea of being open to three-person marriages
A vote for Ukip is a 'suicide note for Britain', says IDS
Brand U- turnOpponent of voting urges 9.6million followers to back Labour
Cave is like the MC at a demonic cabaret
Coalition fall-out as Cameron rejects Lib Dem 'nonsense'
Cook fresh pasta? Whisk by hand? There's no need, says Mary Berry
Crunch time for crisps as nachos rule market
diamond-studded ear found after street fight
Disposable incomes up by 0.2pc in quarter
Driver let off after drinking beer on M25
Early work of Twain the journalist discovered
Electoral defeat no bar to No 10, hopes Miliband
Facebook choice not 'liked' by councillors
Front National suspends Le Pen over Nazi remarks
Glad to be grey: hair dye for the distinguished
Greece expects to face hard-line austerity Finn; Millwall fan and Farage ally favourite to join eurozone creditor group
Group Captain Peter Knapton; Pilot who won a DFC for his sorties against the Japanese in Burma and became air attaché in Tehran
Hay fever Owner is saddled with allergic horse
HSBC braced for fall in profits as robust dollar offsets UK successes
IDS appeals to voters: don't risk nightmare for Britain; 1 won't forgive anyone who ruins this chance of the EU referendum I have campaigned for'
Invasion of killer ticks threatens dogs and owners
Isil gunmen shot dead at Mohammed cartoon competition; World News
Job application errors reach four-year high
Labour 'in denial' over economic record; BORROWING
Labour's £200bn carbon bombshell; 'Don't base energy future on hopes of breakthrough'
Liquidity drought threatens another bloodbath, warns banking chief
Love must play its part in a girl's education, says head teacher
Maya Plisetskaya; Supreme star of Russian ballet, celebrated but also suspected as a maverick by the Soviet Union
Medic suspected of note inked in blood of hanged murderer
Miliband's green pledges would wreak havoc with the country's finances; Business Comment
Nation must denounce racism, says Netanyahu
Navy flagship delayed on Mediterranean mission by diplomatic talks
New test doubles the number of ovarian cancers detected
Nothing shifts a book on bottoms like a la-di-da voice
Ofsted accused of whitewash in sex education complaints
Online bingo operator seeks £10m from float
Police delayed their decision on Clarkson
Politics and the price of moving up drive surge in home extensions
Princess Charlotte's biggest advantage is her mother; Commentary
Putin bikers unfurl flags for their ride on Berlin
Rheumatoid arthritis 'raises heart attack risk'
Riding pillion is 'sinful'; World Bulletin
six tips for entrepreneurs; How to make a spectacular exit when it's time to leave your business behind
Sleepwalking is passed down the generations
Spare us the weasel words for once and confront these mindless louts
Stick with PM to keep Britain safe, say voters
Sturgeon demands move to the Left to make Miliband PM; SCOTTISH DEAL
Surgeon and business chief jcrin Republican race
SURRENDER: THIS IS THE END; BRITAIN AT WAR LONDON, SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1945
Teenager killed in freak accident after lifejacket traps her beneath speedboat
The other, unknown Amazon is the business to watch; The retailer has quietly built a cloud computing arm that has already benefited well known start-ups and multinational
There's still time for the deadlock to be broken
Toulon need wider admiration to be considered the greatest-ever club side
Tourists' selfie wrecks Hercules monument; World Bulletin
US to guard British vessels off Iran; Safe passage
We were told to shoot on sight in Gaza, Israeli troops claim
Whales use 'bungee cords' to go hunting; NATURE NOTES
Whoever wins this election, the economy will have lost
Why everyone wants to get their paws on the pet market
Why private banks are entering a new golden age; The continuing influx of the super-rich has boosted the industry, says James Titcomb
Winners and losers from flat-lining Interest rates; Measures to put the economy back on track have come at a cost
Would a government that does very little be such a bad thing?; The party to vote for might be the one that promises to do nothing for its first 100 days
'TURNING IT ON NOW, GOODBYE'; FACEBOOK GIRL SUICIDE MESSAGE Pal said: 'You can do it'
Army recruited my identical twin but not me...so I joined the Foreign Legion
FOXTROT OSCAR!; Farmer evicts pair who moaned about hunting
IT'S A BUM RAP; Drug hider didn't go to loo for 21 days
MR 50 PULL DOWN THE SHADES OF GREY; Dirty OAP's dark secret
Poorest will be hit hardest when Labour's gamble fails
SAVE OUR BACON; This is the pig's ear Ed made of a helpless sarnie. In 48 hours, he could be doing the same to Britain ; Don't swallow his porkies and keep him OUT
Why is this offensive... ... this ad isn't?; TOPLESS HUNK PROVES HYPOCRISYOF OUR 'OUTRAGE CULTURE
The fisherman slave kept in a cage at sea for six years; BANGKOK COPYRI
‘Houdini’ defies critics with ‘sweetest victory of them all’
Battle starts to play out for the heart and soul of labour
Cameron saw perils of wafer-thin majority during the Major years
Children’s books defy threat of online charms
Contenders Betting starts on next opposition head
Corks pop as threat of populist policies evaporates
Deputy PM’s demise viewed as ‘death in the family’
European leaders press re-elected prime minister to provide clarity over the ‘British question’
Farage resigns after losing South Thanet but hints at return to lead eurosceptic party
Fashionistas buy into snap-and-search shopping
Liberal Democrats face prospect of losing key role in post-election dealmaking
Milliband pays price for lurch to the left
Pollsters face inquiry after ‘terrible night’ startles pundits and political activists
Prime minister reappoints senior team players
Sales of new cars accelerate rapidly in April
The City, the Tories and the threat of sex scandals
Tory councils less likely to pass home plans
Unionist Scotland fades like the haar at dawn
White-collar prosecutions decline as crime fighters face cutbacks
Rugby STARTHOMAS inspires students with national anthem
'My Joshua could have died from meningitis'
£1m helps former local pupil boost firm globally
Aussies all set for the Dairy Milk and vegemite choc bar
BBC chief's Brum vow as he says no plans for a new Pebble Mill
Belle celebrates winning place at top college of art; EDUCATION
Black cabs more than 10 years old face airport ban
Boys should be allowed to put on school skirt; ADVISER'S 'LGBT-FRIENDLY' APPROACH
Bringing up baby; New arrival in the family? We've got some of the best deals for your bundle of joy
Byrne's shame at 'no money' joke that hurt Labour
City solicitor's new role cements trade with Finnish firms
Come along to wartime party; RE-ENACTMENT
Double the challenge as marathons raise £1,865
Get baking for Brum's needy; CAKE APPEAL
Hospital ward 'deep clean' after cockroach is spotted
Insolvency group in call for'no win, no fee' state reforms
K&D have to grind out a narrow win; B'HAM LEAGUE
Kieran and Nasty Nick head into the BB house
Lasting legacy of being evacuated from WWII Brum
Mackin still dreams of world title; BOXING
Mail Pub Bombs campaign is shortlisted for top award
Mosque and church build bridge between religions
New Trojan Horse school chief was banned councillor
Night of variety for hospital unit; FUNDRAISER
Online voting 'to be in by 2020'; ELECTION
Paradise Circus works bring 6 more months of road hell
Police vow crackdown on hate crimes after march
Retirees 'want to go part-time'; EMPLOYMENT
Rowett focus on future for Blues; No resting on laurels vows boss
Students'stage concert to welcome in Spring; MUSIC
Superb Sam steals the show in Brum; BOXING
Terror on flight as drunken teenager screamed abuse
Thieves in trail of destruction; CRASHES
Town to get a powerful new voice for businesses
Conservation is like the Highland Clearances'
£115m sale of Picasso is art world record
60,000 boat migrants 'to live in the UK'
CAM SPARKS WAR ON BEEB; Culture chief a critic of fee… and Strictly
CRACKTOR BOY Play-off ace to pay for ceiling after fan punched it celebrating his goal
Drama boss warns that top shows are at risk
Farage back as UKIP chief for EU offensive
Having good friends helps you live longer
I'm not selling out my neighbours for £275m Farmer rejects developer's cash to save countryside
LIGHT IN BEDROOM AT NIGHT MAKES YOU FAT; Switch off gadgets advice
Missing runner drank her breast milk to stay alive
My kids are the best thing that has ever happened to me... do I really want to go back in the ring and risk everything?; froch tells how BABY 3 COULD END CAREER
Obama's Bin lying Shocking claims over the killing of terror chief
Who is the favourite to become prince's bride?
UKIP THE JOB, NIGEL! UKIP THE JOB, NIGEL!; CAMERON UNVEILS NEW CABINET AS FAITHFUL BACK FARAGE TO STAY ON Party snub bid to quit as leader
ED'S EXTRA 750,000 HOMES ON BENEFITS; Welfare state to balloon if Labour win, says study
'Kidnap' dad's home goes under the hammer
84% of parents in childcare bill 'crisis'
Bloated, tired, hungry...the readers who ditched meat for 2 weeks
1 IN 5 PUPILS LACKING BASIC SKILLS IN MATHS AND SCIENCE AT AGE 15
A GLASS OF FIZZ FOR BENEFITS MUM EXPECTING 12TH BABY
BBC YOUNG GARDENER JAILED FOR CHILD PORN
BILLBOARD PLUNGES 20FT TO TRAP WOMAN ... BUT SHE SURVIVES
CORFU JURY TOLD: BOILER DEATHS WERE UNLAWFUL
CURED A SNEEZE, MAN WHO HAD TOY DART STUCK UP HIS NOSE FOR 44 YEARS
DARLING BUD WHO'S AGED GRACEFULLY... ZETA AT 45
DID TIGER'S SKI GIRL DUMP HIM AFTER A 'RELAPSE IN SEX DEPARTMENT'?
DOCTORS ARE WARNED TO STOP DOLING OUT SO MANY DRUGS
GARDENERS' FURY AT BBC'S DUMBING DOWN' SHOW
GINGER PLO CHARLES SO HARRY CAN BE KING'
GRANDDAD, 78, IS CARJACKED...THEN RUN OVER
GRANDFATHER FINISHES HIS SISTINE CHAPEL IN BRIGHTON TERRACE HOUSE ... AND HE TOOK THREE TIMES AS LONG AS MICHELANGELO!
HALF A GLASS OF WINE LESS A WEEK TO LIVE LONGER
HAND IN HAND, TORIES' MAN AND WIFE MINISTERS
HARRY SAID HE WAS FEELING BROODY...HERE'S THE PROOF
HEAD IS ACCUSED OF HATE CRIME AFTER SAYING AUTISTIC PUPIL HAD 'SPECIAL NEEDS'
HI DE HI-LIFE AS BUTLIN'S GETS A MAKEOVER
HOW WOMEN MAKE THE MOST GENEROUS TIPPERS
I'M GOING VEGETARIAN 3 TIMES A WEEK SAYS JAMIE OLIVER (WHO'S GOT A VEGGIE COOK BOOK COMING OUT)
JAILED, STEPFATHER WHO PRETENDED TO BE FREDDY KRUEGER
JAVID VOWS: I'LL STOP THE UNIONS HOLDING BRITAIN TO RANSOM
MILLIONS OF US ARE IN DENIAL OVER BEING FAT
NOISIER THAN A WASHING MACHINE, PUSS WITH LOUDEST PURR IN THE WORLD
NOW PARENTS ARE FINED FOR PICKING UP PUPILS LATE
PARENTS FACE £100 FINES IF CHILDREN PLAY STREET FOOTBALL
PETER BOWLES PULLS OUT OF PLAY OVER CAST OF UNKNOWNS
POLICE MISSED CHANCE TO GET SAVILE IN 2008
SALLY BERCOW'S RIVAL PUTS ON SHOW OF UNITY WITH HER CHEATING HUSBAND
SETTLE YOUR DIFFERENCES - DIVORCING COULD COST YOU £1.25M
SMOOTHIE WITH £1,200 SAVILE ROW SUITS AND £1M TRUST FUND HOME
SOARING POUND PROMISES CHEAP HALF-TERM BREAKS
TABLE-THUMPING AND A RIFF OF STING, BUT NO CHILLAXING
THE ABANDONED TERRACES IN LINE FOR TURNER PRIZE
THREE BRITISH JIHADI BRIDES ON RUN AFTER ESCAPING FROM ISLAMIC STATE'
TIME TO CALL STURGEON'S BLUFF, CAMERON URGED
TOP OF HIS IN-TRAY: CURB STRIKES AND CUT RED TAPE
TORIES' NEW PLAN TO LIFT COURT THREAT FOR LICENCE FEE DODGERS
TOWERING EGO THAT TOPPLED THE MAN WHO MADE CRICKET SEXY
UKIP CIVIL WAR AS FARAGE DEMANDS £3M WINDFALL
VICTORY FOR UK AS IRA SUSPECT LOSES HUMAN RIGHTS APPEAL
WARNING OVER MIDDLE-CLASS WOMEN DRINKERS
WIDOW DEFIES ORDER TO PAINT OVER STRIPES
A less than outstanding work whose value was talked up; Appreciation
Adopting change; Editorials Councils fear the accusation of going too fast in finding a child new parents. But too much caution is costly
Basic skills could earn Britain extra £2.3trn; NEWS IN BRIEF EDUCATION
Cameron chooses ministerial team to unite Tory factions; Election 2015: The Fallout Critics are promoted and rebels are brought back into government
Can academies cure our education ills? We're about to find out; Election 2015: The Fallout The in tray: Education In the second of our series on David Cameron's plans for the next five years, RICHARD GARNER reveals what lies ahead in schools
Careless care; Editorials Our stretched NHS should scrap out-of-date treatments
Carswell clashes with party over public funds; Election 2015: The Fallout
Charles's 'black spider' letters will be published today; Election 2015: The Fallout
Cooper to announce bid for Labour leadership; Election 2015: The Fallout
Executive rebels against boss's 'snooping' software; A US lawsuit has highlighted the use of apps that can monitor what a company's employees are up to. By ADAM LUSHER
Force missed chance to investigate Savile; NEWS IN BRIEF POLICE
Judge's ruling blamed for shock fall in adoption rates; * Decision by President of the Family Court leads to agonising delays for parents approved by system * Campaigners urge reform to stop children suffering needlessly in unsuitable homes EXCLUSIVE Freefall in adoptions leaves children languishing in unsuitable homes
PM revives 'hardline' action against extremism; Election 2015: The Fallout
Rail union planning national strike; Election 2015: The Fallout
Shapps's online problem with boss; Election 2015: The Fallout Andy McSmith's Diary
The new threat to the NHS: 'over-diagnosis'; UK's top medical colleges launch a campaign against doctors doing too much for their patients
The world's most expensive work - until the next one; Did consortium pay £115m for Picasso to inflate the price of art even more?
Umunna and the ultimate in selfies; Election 2015: The Fallout Sketch
Underestimating the threat from Ukip 'cost Labour many seats'; Election 2015: The Fallout Analysis reveals party's votes in Tory seats helped seal Ed Miliband's political fate
A solution to the housing crisis - and a candidate for the Turner Prize
Accidental tycoon: B&B owner faces a bill of millions for oil firm after mix-up
Greece 'should take UK to court over Elgin Marbles'
Home Office bars Ukrainians and Russians from psychotherapy congress
I wanna be like you: why baboons ape humans
Second quake causes devastation in Nepal
Wearing a red tie sends out signal of 'anger and dominance'
I feel sorry for that silly Bercow; EXCLUSIVE: WIFE SPEAKERS OUT BLAST AS SALLY HEADS TO DIVORCE LAWYER
Is Julie the one deserving case on Benefits St?; REALITY STAR CARED FOR DISABLED SON
NOT AGAIN; NEW EARTHQUAKE ROCKS NEPAL ; 42 confirmed dead and 1,000 injured
WE MUST TACKLE THE POISON; PM UNVEILS CRACKDOWON ISLAMIC EXTREMISTS Plan to stop funds for terror No way back here for jihadis
Yobility scooter; COPS HUNT OAP AFTER MAN, 67, MOWN DOWN
Doctors urged to stop dishing out so many useless treatments; Doctors warned that doing nothing is often best
Greece raids IMF's emergency fund to pay off ... the IMF; Greece
May gets tough over fate of Med migrants; Home secretary REJECTS Brussels plan for refugees May REJECTS quotas for Med migrants
Second girl claims to be American's lost daughter; Mexico James
Abbott's budget giveaways point to early election
Austrian postmen issued with dog treats to ward off attacks
Battle of four bidders pushes Picasso masterpiece to a world record $179m
Blue-collar cabinet gets to work ... for the camera
Cameron brings rebels into the fold as Boris keeps his options open
Childhood nerves are more nurture than nature
Children in Corfu tragedy 'were unlawfully killed'
Christie spent $82,500 on football snacks
Clash looms over attempt to curb strikes
Enter Britain's biggest ship, with 200,000 tonnes of goods
French police 'kicked migrants bound for UK'
Germany deals blow to hopes for EU reform before 2017
Google faces court action after refusing requests to be forgotten
Housing estate on the shortlist for Turner Prize
It's a family affair for new crop of MPs
Lloyd's boys network 'made life hell for female staff'
Middle-class professional women fuel Britain's alcohol headache
New London bridge will always be in bloom
New panic in Nepal as scores die in second quake
Please don't free Pistorius yet, Reeva's mother urges
Putin has 'lost 220 troops' in Ukraine war
Royal carriage is saved as fire destroys Balmoral station
Time to tip your hat to the generous Scots
Tories knew they would win three weeks before vote
Tycoon gives £10m to end stress of hospital parking
Unions recruit army of 'ringers' to decide next Labour leader
Woman crushed beneath newly-installed billboard
'GERBIL' GUN DEATH: ACCUSED IN COURT; Paterson, 35, accused of shooting Kevin Carroll in a supermarket car park then fleeing to Spain days later
2nd quake hit just as we had all started to feel safe again; SHOCK SCOT IN NEPALESE DISASTER
ASHLEY: GIVE ME MY £5M now; EXCLUSIVE ULTIMATUM FOR GERS ; Sports Direct tycoon demands cash but will keep shirts deal
CATAPULT; stunt PAIR CELEBRATE SHARE SUCCESS ; Brewery mocks bankers by dropping stuffed animals from a helicopter over the city of London
Charles' letters to ministers to be revealed
Dad: I was duped into mourning baby girl who was still alive
Devo Max adds up to a better deal for us
DOC'S 57 MINUTE WARNING; Medics need to work like F1 pit team
FANCY MEETING YOU HEIR; SURPRISE FOR HARRY IN NEW ZEALAND ; Prince is delighted as his old school matron greets him as he arrives in Christchurch
Heading in here to go over 2 dex; RECORD VIEW
How did Simon persuade you to take the job? Olly: With a curry feast... Caroline: All Igotwasa glass of wine; NEW DOUBLE ACT ; HOSTS VOW TO MAKE X FACTOR FUN
how're they expected to live?; Judge hits out after dad is charged with stealing food destined for Tesco's bins
IT'S LOOKING GRIM FOR JIM; LABOUR CRISIS CRITICS PILE ON PRESSURE OVER ELECTION WIPEOUT ; Backlash against Murphy's leadership gathers strength as top party figure and yet another union demand his head
LIVVY STAR IN DOCK OVER BAT ATTACK; Man suffered fractured skull after party row, jurors are told
Move to Strathallan finally gets go-ahead as organisers appease osprey concerns
MURDERED TODDLER'S DEVASTATED DAD GOES MISSING IN HIGHLANDS; PALS URGE CRAIG TO GET IN TOUCH ; Police appeal for help to trace 46-year-old
scum bag; Internet hunt for thief caught snatching singer's bag on pub CCTV
TOFF THE LEASH; After 5 years of being kept in check ; by Lib Dems, the Tories are.. ; They don't want you to have human rights, they don't want you to be able to go on strike and they certainly don't want to offer sanctuary to the desperate refugees drowning in the Med
We'd be huge scalps for Republican dissidents; TERROR TRIAL MAD DOG IN WITNESS BOX ; Adair and his UDA pal McCrory testify as four deny plotting to murder them
Welcome to the weird world of Westminster
Why get rid of dignity, fairness and equality?
Cancer unit medics warn of patient safety risks
Grant Woodward: Ed lost it in Leeds and after that Labour were goners
West Leeds: Mum running to thank hospice
YEP Says, May 14: Some justice at last for tragic Christi and Bobby
Argyle's second-half fightback proves in vain
Bank boss calls for referendum 'soon' on EU
Country sports still facing conflict in the wake of the election result
Fire service celebrates completion of new station
Green Army travel in numbers to cheer on Pilgrims at Adams Park
Latest technology on view at Transit Live Show
Morgan seeks improvement from Cornwall despite opening victory
Number of homes going on sale hits 5-year record high
Public consultation launched on £130m tungsten mine extension plan
Review: The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas, Theatre Royal
Seaton Barracks plan to include residents' ideas
Speight feels right at home as he tops bill in Southern Area title defence
St Austell Brewery reports record-breaking results
Top tips to help you avoid finance fraud
Tully bids farewell to Hayles at Truro City
14,000 NHS WORKERS ARE ON £50K-A-YEAR PENSIONS
CHARITIES USING DIRTY TRICKS TO GET YOUR DETAILS
CHARLES WILL MEET TEAM THAT TRIED TO SAVE MOUNTBATTEN
CHILLING THREATS OF JIHADI SUPPORTERS IN ITALIAN CITIES
HAND OVER BLOOD MONEY', THOMAS COOK BOSSES TOLD
I'VE HAD 1,000 BEGGING LETTERS SAYS WIDOW
LEADERSHIP FRONT RUNNER AND COSY LINKS TO UNION BOSS
LIKE A POLLING STONE! HOW JAGGER FORECAST TORY WIN
MANDY LOBBIED BLAIR TO GIVE JANNER A PEERAGE AFTER SEX ABUSE CLAIMS
MILLIONS IN BONUSES FOR SCANDAL HOSPITALS
MINORITIES MORE LIKELY THAN WHITE BRITISH' TO BE IN TOP JOBS
MORRISON ENDS DRY SPELL AFTER WEEK ON WAGON
NEW TREATMENT BRINGS HOPE ON CYSTIC FIBROSIS
NOVAK CRUSHES ROGER AND NOW TARGETS PARIS
PENSIONER IS LEFT LIVING IN DARKNESS AFTER 30-YEAR
PRESSURE DRIVING PRIVATE SCHOOL PUPILS TO SELF-HARM'
SINGLE JAB THAT COULD PROTECT US FROM FLU FOR LIFE
SUBMARINER ON RUN AFTER SAYING: TRIDENT'S UNSAFE
VICTIMS TOLD INQUIRY WON'T FINISH UNTIL 2023
WATCH OUT AMAL! RACHEL WOWS AT CLOONEY PREMIERE
1,000 A DAY DITCH TVS TO AVOID PAYING LICENCE FEE' EVERY DAY
BRITAIN FACES FIRST DEFLATION IN 55 YEARS
CYBER HACKER TAKES CONTROL OF A PLANE FROM PASSENGER SEAT
DNA TESTS ON THE NHS TO HELP OBESE LOSE WEIGHT
DOC MARTIN STAR IS LEFT DEVASTATED AS HUSBAND
HAS HARRY REALLY DONE THE YOUNG A SERVICE?
HOW BRITAIN'S 1MILLION MIGRANT VOTERS COULD DECIDE EU REFERENDUM
IS FIGHTERS SHAVE BEARDS TO SNEAK INTO EU AS MIGRANTS
PM SHOULD FORCE FIRMS TO BRING IN LIVING WAGE'
PM: I'LL MAKE NHS THE FIRST 7-DAYS-A-WEEK HEALTH SERVICE
POLICE CALLED AFTER BOY, 9, USES RULER AS PRETEND SWORD
RED LEN'S DEADLY GRIP ON LABOUR'S FUTURE
SWEET SUCCESS! WHY THIS SUMMER'S STRAWBERRIES WILL BE CREAM OF CROP
TOP BRASS ECHO HARRY'S CALL TO BRING NATIONAL SERVICE BACK
TRAGIC DECLINE OF TUDORS STAR AS HE SWIGS VODKA FROM BOTTLE IN THE STREET
UNLESS LABOUR LEARNS TO LOVE THE FAMILY IT HASN'T A HOPE
WANT TO BOOST PUPILS' RESULTS? BAN MOBILES
WHAT'S A JOLLIER WAY TO WARN OF OLD FOLK AHEAD?
WILL SNP BREAK WORD AND INTERFERE IN HUNTING VOTE?
A curb on predatory charities is long overdue; Olive Cooke's death exposed the cruel relentlessness of fundraisers. If they refuse to change, let's hit them where it hurts
Banning mobile phones in schools improves results
Battling Gove faces his next Herculean task; Cameron's pledge to bring in a British bill of rights is going to unleash political and legal furies
Breakthrough in battle against super mosquitoes
British kite-skiers cross Greenland in record time
Catch-up TV viewers refuse to pay licence
Children will keep on toiling, but Modi wants to keep it in the family
Des res by the sea, no facilities, a bargain at £240,000
From exhilaration to exhaustion, a taste of vintage Winehouse
I'm calling in The Archers to save our village shop
Ireland's voters poised to make history by backing gay marriage
Leading libraries plagued by thefts of rare books
NHS chiefs tell Cameron £8bn election pledge 'is not enough'
Queen will pay first visit to concentration camp on German trip
Rail staff threatening to strike earn over £100,000
Taliban kills Briton in bombing of EU convoy
Teenager was kidnapped and tortured by older girls
Teenagers risk paralysis with DIY lip plump
This demonising of fossil fuels is madness; Our lives are vastly improved by oil and coal but this is wilfully ignored by those pressing for institutions to disinvest
Thomas Cook won £3.5m payout over children's deaths
Thousands of top athletes have a heart abnormality
Tory MPs: We'll work with Ukip ... but not Farage
Tutu's granddaughter 'broke family crockery with a walking stick'
Voters like Clegg and I'd have him in my team, says Lib Dem frontrunner
We'd rather live a healthy life than a long one
100 killed fighting over food on refugee boat
Burnham tries to win over both sides as he pushes ahead in race for Labour leadership
Deer were savaged by dogs for sport, say police
Drone pilots on mission to clean up and mow the lawn; United States
Freakish facts and rogue economics offer poor return; They won acclaim - and riches - for their collection of bizarre facts and figures in Freakonomics. Now the authors are back with a range of statistical oddities but this time without the appeal, writes Robbie Millen
Friends Disunited; After a catastrophic election defeat, Labour finds itself again CAJOLED, lobbied and bullied by a trade union movement that does not speak for modern Britain
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT; The coup in Burundi, its collapse and the return of normal life to the capital resemble an Evelyn Waugh storyline
Homage to Catalonia; Commemorating Spain's civil war requires honesty about the brutality of both sides
I took control of plane from my seat, hacker tells FBI
I'm not a lesbian, but who cares anyway - it's 2015, says Blanchett
Queensland in grip of drought, and there's worse to come
Teenager weeps after 'forced' polygamous wedding
The Met files: how police kept dossiers on TV sci-fi shows
US kills Isis commanders in swoop on Syrian base; Syria
Arrogant and out of touch, Scots Labour are finally reaping what they've sown; WHERE NOW FOR LABOUR? ..NOW FOR LABOUR? .. WHERE ; Former Daily Record columnist delivers his withering verdict on Scottish Labour's electoral demise and says they only have themselves to blame for driving fed-up voters to the SNP
Chick lit The Two Of Us by Andy Jones £7.99; Girls' night inGet your mates round for an evening of film, music or fun Mulgrew), Crazy Eyes (Uzo Aduba) and Taystee (Danielle Brooks).
HAMMY HOUDINI; RUGBY PRO12 LATEST ; Scotstoun hero Vernon had a lucky escape after fearing his hamstring was about to pop as he ran in for glory try
I worry my girlfriend has an eating disorder
Jim pictured a fairer future for every kid
Jim's leadership was a disaster and he pushed rules to the limit
MND DUO DO THE DOUBLE; FIGHTING DISEASE, RAISING CASH OUR HEROES FIGHTING DISEASE, RAISING CASH ; AND SAVING LIVES.. MEET THE PRIDE OF SCOTLAND ; Inspirational pair win top honour on emotional night filled with tales of nominees' selflessness and bravery
Scots star Anderson's left flagging by Bunting
Sex rap player moves court date for game
The stark choice is adapt or die; RECORD VIEW
We're quitting Scotland to give my girl a new start; Dad conned by callous ex's plot plans move away with family
Win a weekend family ticket to; Competition
A new broom; Meryl Streep finds her inner hag in Into the Woods after 20 years of saying no to witches
Album of the week; Girls' night inGet your mates round for an evening of film, music or fun Mulgrew), Crazy Eyes (Uzo Aduba) and Taystee (Danielle Brooks).
BURNHAM'S PLEDGE TO REVIEW SCOTTISH PARTY LINKS
Divine intervention; HERE FRESH START JOHN HELPS OTHER ADDICTS ; Drug dealer turned life around with the help of church where he was caught red-handed
EVERY EVERY ONE IS A STAR ONE IS A STAR; barely a dry eye in the house OUR HEROES barely a dry eye in the house ; as celebs hear heart-rending tales ; Big names from the worlds of music, ; TV and sport unite to praise real-life's inspirational characters
EVERY ONE IS A STAR; Big names from the worlds of music, ; TV and sport unite to praise real-life's inspirational characters ; barely a dry eye in the house OUR HEROES barely a dry eye in the house ; as celebs hear heart-rending tales
here Savvy shopper; THEBESTOFWHAT'snewonthe highstreettokityououtfrom your head to your toes
I wasn't looking to marry but then I met Amal and realised I wanted to spend the rest of my life with her; CLOONEY SAYS HE HAS NEVER BEEN HAPPIERSO IN LOVE CLOONEY SAYS HE HAS NEVER BEEN HAPPIER
LEN: I'LL CUT OFF LABOUR CASH; WHERE NOW FOR LABOUR? .. WHERE NOW FOR LABOUR? .. WHERE NOWWHERE NOW FOR LABOUR? .. WHERE NOWWHERE NOW FOR LABOUR? .. WHERE NOW FOR LABOUR? .. WHERE NOW ; Unite chief's threat as Murphy says he'll slash influence of unions
Look what I made..; Girls' night inGet your mates round for an evening of film, music or fun Mulgrew), Crazy Eyes (Uzo Aduba) and Taystee (Danielle Brooks).
One minute I was editor of bridal mag, the next I was sectioned in mental hospital worrying about Tommy Sheridan; BREAKDOWN ROS'S ORDEAL ON LOCKED WARD
PRAYERS FOR TV STAR JULIE AFTER HUBBY FOUND DEAD; Scots actress devastated at suicide tragedy
RECORD BREAKER IS HOME AND DRY; track & FIELD LOUGHBOROUGH LATEST ; Hammer ace sets new Mark
Sickening; Murdered cop's family learn of killer's latest appeal.. from a Google search
Skin deep; Suede was all over the SS/2015 catwalks, from patchwork and colour-block separates at Burberry to buttery soft jackets at Gucci. Thankfully, the high street has been quick to embrace this 1970s trend. Sadly, it doesn't come cheap, so before you splash the cash, check out these tips from Amber Graafland and invest wisely.
TEARS FOR FRIENDLY GIANT MURDER VICTIM SCOTT; Online tributes to man who died in party horror
Three of a kind; Girls' night inGet your mates round for an evening of film, music or fun Mulgrew), Crazy Eyes (Uzo Aduba) and Taystee (Danielle Brooks).
THUG BEAT ME SO BADLY IHADTO LEARN TO WALK AGAIN; horror attack BRUTAL TAYLOR LEFT AZEEM BRAIN-DAMAGED horror attack BRUTAL TAYLOR LEFT AZEEM BRAIN-DAMAGED ; SHAMELESS ; Posing for the camera without a care in the world, thug who kicked victim unconscious egged on by girlfriend
Top chick flicks; Girls' night inGet your mates round for an evening of film, music or fun Mulgrew), Crazy Eyes (Uzo Aduba) and Taystee (Danielle Brooks).
Top girlie tellyEurovision Song Contest Semi-Finals; Girls' night inGet your mates round for an evening of film, music or fun Mulgrew), Crazy Eyes (Uzo Aduba) and Taystee (Danielle Brooks).
Voyageof Discovery; Joseph Ashong won a £30,000 contest to go to Dundee Uni. The Ghanaian is loving life on the banks of the silvery Tay - though he'd pay for more sunshine ; TARTAN SPECIAL ; AFRICAN STUDENT'S LOVE AFFAIR WITH SCOTLAND
£140 million superjail branded "white elephant"
Calvin Harris wins gong at Billboard Music Awards
Child abuse inquiry to issue progress reports
Chitra Ramaswamy: The mumbod is officially a thing
First person convicted under new drink drive limit
FRIDAY MARKET CLOSE: Uncertainty in US weighs on London
Gin distillery nominated for Shed of the Year
Glasgow bin lorry crash inquiry to last 5 weeks
Gordon Strachan defends recalling Charlie Mulgrew
Ken Macintosh enters Scottish Labour leader race
Labour MSP Ken Macintosh to stand as Scottish Labour leader
Len McCluskey backtracks on Unite/Labour comments
Mark Dry makes Scottish record hammer throw
Pat Kane: Progressive pact could save the Left
Plane lands safely at Stornoway Airport after engine trouble
Princess Royal to lead Quintinshill rail tribute
Stuart McCall says Rangers have bottle to beat Hibs
Third largest party SNP makes Commons mark
Trident whistleblower to hand himself in to police
Hibs reveal new home strip for 2015/16 season
Kezia Dugdale front-runner to be next Labour leader
MONDAY MARKET CLOSE: Stocks edge higher as Greece eyes debt deal
New Holyrood powers could create more instability
Scottish football clubs failing on living wage
UK should leave EU unless it reforms - JCB boss
'Kids' throats cut by guest as they slept'
Big shake-up for X Factor's houses round
coleen's caroovan; Footballer wife's top-of-range mobile home
COUGH UP FOR THE NHS, DAVE; PM faces cash battle over '7-day' health service row BMA warns of staff crisis and a £30bn funds gap
DUKE'S FORMER AIDE 'ABUSED 11-YR-OLD GIRL'; He drove her round Palace before attack, court told
He's already seizing initiative against Tories
Hurry! I am locked in the loo...it's not a great smell; Train traveller tweets for help
I'm turning 30 and my agent says I am too old to play teenagers… Brilliant! I've never been too old before; STAR CAREY MULLIGAN ON ACTING HER AGE
I've seen leaders in the Army..Andy has what it takes; Para Dan joins Burnham fight
Iron Maiden star Dickinson given all-clear from cancer
Sailor voicing Trident fears sparks alert
Shia militias to lead fight against ISIS
Thomas Cook gives £1.5m kid death cash to charity; Gift raises anguish for grieving family
'A narcissistic psychopath': nurse guilty of killing patients; Concerns raised that Filipino was able to fake qualifications to secure job at Stockport hospital
'Lethal toxin' found in body of Russian found dead in Surrey
'The fall of Ramadi may turn out to be a decisive event'; PATRICK COCKBURN REPORTS FROM IRAQ ON AN OMINOUS VICTORY FOR ISIS
After Iraq's worst defeat in the war with Isis, the battle now is to defend the road to Baghdad
Blue in the red: all four members of boyband are now bankrupt
British man 'sought martyrdom' in Syria; NEWS IN BRIEF COURTS
Briton killed by Taliban car bomb is named; NEWS IN BRIEF AFGHANISTAN
Child sex ring victim 'was passed between 60 men'
Don't cut our out-of-hours pay, NHS staff warn Cameron
Emotional life of Riley takes Pixar to new heights; FIRST NIGHT INSIDE OUT CANNES FILM FESTIVAL *****
First day marked by a jostle for seats and even deference to a Speaker the Tories couldn't budge; Sketch
First-time fathers fail to achieve a 'hands-on' role; NEWS IN BRIEF SOCIETY
Force fined for losing DVDs of sex abuse victim; NEWS IN BRIEF POLICE
Health of the nation; Editorial If the Prime Minister can achieve his plan for a seven-day NHS, he will bring it at last into the 21st century
Higher pressure on NHS cancer services damages research; Staff survey reveals concern about limited time available for medical progress
How an 'evil angel' avoided suspicions to embark upon a hospital killing spree; Chua's written confession details the nurse's darker side. By ADAM LUSHER
Investigation launched after poppy seller's death; NEWS IN BRIEF CHARITIES
JD Wetherspoon guilty of racially discriminating against Travellers; Chain ordered to pay £24,000 in damages after group refused entry from London pub
Leaders sign up to call for electoral reform
McCall Smith wins Wodehouse prize; NEWS IN BRIEF LITERATURE
Miliband allies condemn leadership 'stitch-up'; * Union accused of pressuring MPs not to lend their support to modernising candidates * Fears that only Burnham and Cooper will secure sufficient backing to stay in the race 'We utterly reject these allegations against Unite'
More deaths are inevitable'; Separatist commander Aleksey Mozgovoi has a fearsome reputation and a bounty on his head in the rebel badlands of the Luhansk People's Republic. He tells OLIVER CARROLL in Alchevsk that hopes for a lasting Ukraine ceasefire are minimal 'There's no way we can reach an agreement with the Kiev government'
Mother took own life after being branded a 'baby killer'; Danah Vince was vilified after daughter's death despite being cleared in court, inquest hears
Philip's former equerry on trial for sex abuse; NEWS IN BRIEF COURTS
Postal workers to keep an eye out for crime; NEWS IN BRIEF SECURITY
Simon Pegg (of all people) warns of the perils of obsession with childish things
Steve Hilton, the strategist dubbed 'Cameron's brain', on how to make politics 'human'
The boat the IRA blew up - and the day a royal joined its list of victims; It is a measure of how far the peace process has come that Prince Charles will this week travel to the spot where his great-uncle was killed 36 years ago, says DAVID McKITTRICK
Thomas Cook gives £1.5m payout to Unicef
Too late to say sorry; Editorial Thomas Cook's £1.5m donation looks like another PR ploy
Who would dare deprive Dennis Skinner of his seat?; The Diary
Applications form mix-up means twins may not both get places at chosen school
Characteristics found in serial killer nurses; criME
Chelsea entry blooming in praise of Brum's cathedral
Chicken is top of the menu for Midlanders
Church opens doors to real riot of colour
Council set to be grilled on performance; Q&A SESSION
Dani on anti-depressants after marriage break up
Fresh trial ordered in Benefits St drugs case
Head accused of having affair with chair of governors leaves his school; DEPARTURE WAS 'BY MUTUAL AGREEMENT
Homeowner flees unhurt after blaze rips through house
Hunt for knife-robber after £500 store raid
Lola the cockapoo's selection is just the ticket for Villa fan
MP in bid to gain release of detainee; GUANTANAMO BAY
Roadworks halted ahead of possible holiday rail strike
State of houses will determine if they can be demolished
Supergran Gillian's big leap for charity
Trust gets £250,000 grant to help build pioneering senses centre
Uni to record memories of those whose lives were shattered..
We're having to fund-raise to pay Harry's funeral costs; FAMILY'S PLIGHT AS TEEN DIED AFTER BEING HIT BY POLICE CAR
Young choristers to perform with the RSC
£80M DRUGS FUND BOOST FOR PATIENTS; Extra cash to help Scots with rare illnesses get drugs to transform lives
Anya's a force of nature, he made me fall in love with game again; THE ROAD TO FRANCE BOSS UNVEILS SQUAD FOR IRELAND ; Strachan hails wing king as he enjoys day back 'home' at Easter Road
Black pudding firm sorry for halal blunder; Anger over pakora labelling error
Cap call stars enjoy the tweet taste of success
Cesc's red mist ends up costing the Blues; WEST BROM...........3 CHELSEA................0
Curing wealth gap; RECORD VIEW ; THE hurdles that poorer Scots face to get ahead are a constant reminder of how unequal our society is.
D.I.WHY Ex-soldier Ivor, 82, sacked by for stepping away from his till for 3 minutes; REVEALED HOW BIG BUSINESS TREAT THEIR WORKERS IN DAVID CAMERON'S TORY BRITAIN ; FIGHTING BACK HERO SHOWN DOOR BY DIY GIANTS ; B & ACCUSED
Dig deep to beat bed tax; BENEFITS WARNING FEARS FOR VULNERBALE OVER BAILOUT MONEY
Ditch the EU and thrive...; UK would do fine alone: JCB boss
Expert: These everyday maintenance issues pose no risk
Glasgow girl: He turned life upside down
Gray: I owe Man United legend Gary Neville for my goals against Gers
HE KISSED A GIRL AND HE LIKED IT; SHOW STEALERS DJ & SINGER INSEPERABLE AT BILLBOARD AWARDS ; Calvin and Taylor enjoy a smooch at music bash
HOW TO WIN A PLAY-OFF; SHOOTOUT SURVIVOR EX-GER DOBBIE ; REVEALS THE SECRET OF HIS SUCCESS
I lived with a broken back for 7 years; Vogue Williams, 29, won ITV reality show Bear Grylls: Mission Survive - despite her three cracked vertebrae. The wife of ex-Westlife star Brian McFadden tells her story
I watched as he gave me deadly dose [...]
I'll not hide any more.. I will hand myself in; TRIDENT WHISTLEBLOWER SURFACES ; AWOL seaman says he will return to face music after 'sacrificing everything to warn the public'
I'm heartbroken my no-go guy has found love; Dear Coleen THE STRAIGHTALKING PROBLEM PAGE
It started as a fist fight.. then knives, chains, clubs and finally guns came out; TEXAS MASSACRE COPS FEAR ALL-OUT WAR AFTER BLOODBATH ; Nine killed in gruesome biker gang showdown
IT'S A LABOUR £3 FEE FOR ALL; CHANGES LEADERSHIP MOVES ARE UNDERWAY ; Harman announces anyone can vote for the party's new leader*
Ivor's hell shows need for unions; RECORD VIEW ; YOU'D be forgiven for wondering if bosses at B&Q have been overcome by the paint fumes.
Jilted lover's suicide plunge from tallest building in the world
KILLER NURSE TRICKED HIS WAY INTO JOB; murder on wards 3 DIED FROM AN INSULIN 'TIMEBOMB' IN MEDICINE ; Police reveal Chua's Philippines qualifications had been forged
Marriage is in trouble but hubby won't help; Dear Coleen THE STRAIGHTALKING PROBLEM PAGE
My wife blackmails kinky cross-dressers; Dear Coleen THE STRAIGHTALKING PROBLEM PAGE
Our Ibrox run will fire us on to victory
Petwell soon; MILA HELPS BRAVE MORVEN FACE RARE ILLNESSBEST PALS MILA HELPS BRAVE MORVEN FACE RARE ILLNESS
Please give us D-Day medals before we die; WWII VETERANS' PLEA TO FRENCH ; John and Arthur fear they won't make it to ceremony next year
SAVE OUR HEDGEHOGS; TV star warns they could be gone in just 10 years
SCOTTA RELIEF; McDonald's joy as Record Sport tells striker he's clear for play-off final second leg after red mix-up ; SCOTTA RELIEF for Skippy
SCOTTY B IS CELTS' STEVIE G; STEVIE G of Celts
Sneezy does it; How to stop hay fever ruining your summer
SNP 56's first test .. the battle of bums on seats
Strach eyes swift return for Mulgrew; CHARLIE CALL-UP
THE boss of outsourcing giants Mitie [...]
You say; Dear Coleen THE STRAIGHTALKING PROBLEM PAGE
You'll never walk again!; Legend Shearer's warning to Lisa and Nick as they prepare for bums-on-seats charity bid
YOUNG, GIFTED & HELD BACK; Joanne, 18 and from one of Scotland's most deprived areas, wants to be a doctor but was snubbed every time she applied for a place at top medical schools ; Universities are accused of failing bright students from less privileged backgrounds
Kids striding high in memory of Leeds teacher Ann Maguire
NHS Lanarkshire rapped for unreasonable' failings
100th anniversary of Quintinshill rail crash to be marked
79% of Scots back deposit system for bottles
A beautiful church conversion near Pitlochery
Airbus would rethink UK investment after EU vote
Alastair Dalton: Fastlink needs to get up to speed
Alistair Carmichael admits Nicola Sturgeon memo leak
Antarctic ice loss could warp Earth's gravity field
Armed police carried out 15,000 stop and searche
Burned-down Old Royal Station to be rebuilt
Ceasefire fears stall Putin's buffer state' plan
David Cameron in talks with European Union leaders
Edinburgh Castle amongst Britain's favourite buildings
Edinburgh facing festival risk over funding fears
Forth Bridge to earn World Heritage Site status
FRIDAY MARKET CLOSE: Footsie's winning streak continues
Global recognition expected for iconic Forth Bridg
Golfer gets £10k payout after being hit by ball
Grand Theft Auto makers sue BBC over drama series
Hatton Garden heist suspects appear in court
Ireland goes to polls to vote on gay marriage
Joyce McMillan: Banks give free market a bad name
Kent earthquake: Tremors felt' in 4.3 quake
Kezia Dugdale to run for Scottish Labour leader
Lady the osprey's ex Laddie shows off new birds
Letter of horror and heroism, hidden for 100 years
Monarch of the Glen estate buyers to preserve legacy'
Odeon and UCI chains hoping for blockbusters boost
Philip Morris lawsuit could cost taxpayers £11bn
Pop-up garden parklets' aim to calm George Street
Prison for cable thief who caused town black out
Prosecco shortage looms after poor grape harvest
Pupils petition SQA over impossible' maths exam
Rail strike called off after new pay offer tabled
Rare T E Lawrence book gifted to Scots author on sale
Salmond would work with Tories to keep UK in EU'
SNP gains control of two parliamentary committees
Trident safety to be debated at Westminster
Two lorries collide near Edinburgh Airport
Diabetics better off with high-energy breakfast
13% skipping meals to cope until pay day
CHUKA: I'M BACKING LIZ; Umunna says Kendall can take Labour forward
Expectant mums apply for nursery place at 12 weeks; Parents paying £300 to 'fixers'
Film actress Keira is mum for first time
iGod; New direction for Sir Jony, Apple's Brit design genius
Killer of Brit & beauty queen gets 25 years
Our lifestyles become stuck in rut at just 25
Toddler crushed between two cars at hols cottages
Wolverine killer was driven to murder by a terrible secret in his family
'Miracle' boy, 4, saves mum after collapse
'MS sufferers wait too long for diagnosis'
All MPs have told lies, says Lib Dem pal
Anne Nolan: My fear over tests for Alzheimer's; EXCLUSIVE
Brits who want to die with some dignity are unable to afford to…; ASSISTED SUICIDE DEBATE: CALL FOR LAW CHANGE Campaigner says it's unfair only rich have option EXCLUSIVE
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Finding love has helped me forget my terrible scars; NURSE REVEALS SECRET OF HER HORRIFIC ORDEAL
How to get the most from your pension pot; Research is the key to making right decision
new cuts will leave families £1,400 poorer
KERRY & GEORGE IN LOVE SPLIT!; Hunk blames money row
MUM OF 14: I DESERVE £70K A YEAR BENEFITS; We're not scroungers says dad
Amanda: I'm no bride of Wildenstein; BGT JUDGE IN MELTDOWN
BRITAIN'S GOT TASSELS!; Gazza girl's hunt for strippers
ENGLISH IS PUPILS' 2ND LANGUAGE; But school makes the grade
FANS GO MAD FOR SIR CLIFF; Ticket frenzy on net
FLAMING JUNE; Barbecue those burgers as temps hit 28C
LEGAL HIGH BAN; Crackdown on killer street drugs
Net Berk Rail bosses don't deserve bonus
RANDY RUSS IS A BIBLE BASHER; Joker's tough sex cure
SCANDAL OF SEX MARKET FOR JIHADIS; Girl is burned alive
TAX FREE; PM in vow to lowest-earning workers
Gushing bride; WARNING: MAY REQUIRE SICKBAG ..AND MARK'S EVEN SOPPIER
Lew & yacht girl who's everything; F1 ACE & MODEL LEAVING KIMIN WAKE HER SIS KENDALL
Beeb sink £7.6m on schmooze; 3YR WINE-DINE BILL
CHOP OF THE HOPS; Radio DJ 'kills bunny live on air'
FROZEN STIFFED; KIDS' TEARS AT FUNDAY FLOP
Great to be on Speakering terms again,Sally; BERCOWS OUT TOGETHER
LIB DEM: ALL MPs TELL LIES; but is he fibbing?
REMEMBER David Cameron's promise just [...]
RIGHTS OLD MESS; SCANDAL OF EURO JUDGES WHO PUT CRIMINALS FIRST SO WHO REALLY MAKES THE LAW? PM's vow to scrap act delayed by year 1000s of foreign crooks can roam uk
Sun FELICITY and Scott McLoughlin's [...]
70,000 cyclists to ride along car-free streets; Record numbers expected for this year's expanded FreeCycle route
Eye's round of talks on famous names who made London home
Frat house suspended over 'secret Facebook page of nude women
Hospitals send women 10 miles to give birth; Four maternity units divert cases on chaotic weekend
Judge orders squatters to leave Mayfair office building
Payout for doctor 'left in constant pain' by boat that crushed her leg
Police kill Taliban raiders in siege at fortified Kabul hotel
Police to patrol Night Tube after increase in crime
Rebranding the Tories will take more than just upbeat words; With the agenda set out in today's Queen's Speech, the Prime Minister is on a mission to spread his party's appeal
Stunt rider puts on a brave face after injury in Clarkson show rehearsals
The Queen's Speech: a bold, Tory programme
Walters: Awards are hype - and you can't teach someone to act
Westminster tops disposable income at £43k
Wife of Fast Eddie's right-hand man ordered to pay back fraud 'gifts'
'Final souvenir' ban on Downton Abbey cast; news in brief
'Police watchdog must look into sex abuse claim'; news in brief
£21,000 for pair of FA Cup final tickets
20,000 flee massive WWII bomb in Cologne; WORLD IN BRIEF
bribes swoop on football chiefs; fifa officials held in dawn raid at swiss hotel money-laundering probe into world cup bids
Brit on German stag do wakes up in Switzerland; news in brief
British sailor left brain damaged in fall from yacht
British TV executives 'in bid for Corden US show'; news in brief
Cameron is in 'headlong retreat' over Human Rights Act
GRIEF FAMILIES MOURN AS U.S. FLOODS CLAIM MORE VICTIMS
I moved out of my mum's house, quit the booze... and learned French; FLORENCE WELCH TALKS ABOUT HER ROAD TO RECOVERY AFTER 'A BIT OF A NERVOUS BREAKDOWN'
LABOUR heavyweight Alan Johnson today [...]; news in brief
Labour's struggle is finding a leader who ticks all the right boxes
London is just a world on a plate for today's foodies
Lorry drivers face court over cycle deaths; Foreign students were victims of one of London's deadliest roads
Mayor backs hub plan to make London the green tech capital of Europe; Evening Standard Campaign
Mayor: Right-to-buy is insanity if more homes aren't built in capital
No, we don't all live in such a material world
Thrillseekers won't gamble with their lives; news in brief
Top cleric of Turkey promised a private jet; WORLD IN BRIEF
University chimps to get their day in court; WORLD IN BRIEF
Westminster's £43k disposable income is twice the UK average
Number of Scots in work hits record high
BIRTHDAY GIRL NAOMI CHARGES GUESTS £1,100 TO COME TO HER PARTY IN A COTE D'AZUR CASTLE
CAMERON THREATENS LABOUR'S £50M UNION BONANZA
CHIVALROUS PHILIP AND A HELPING HAND FOR THE QUEEN
CITY TRADER BEGGED HIS BROTHER TO HELP WITH RATE SCAM'
DAY THE FBI FINALLY CAUGHT UP WITH THE CROOKED KINGS OF WORLD FOOTBALL
GLYNDEBOURNE CHIEF TAKES TOP ?JOB AT PROMS
INSEPARABLE IN LIFE AND DEATH, TWINS AGED 103
LARGER CLASS SIZES LEAVE UK PUPILS LAGGING BEHIND POLES
LITTLE IRRITANTS THAT DRIVE YOU CRACKERS
SCHOOL RUBBERS ARE INSTRUMENT OF THE DEVIL, SAYS PROFESSOR
STEERING WHEEL THAT WAKES UP DOZY DRIVERS
THE MAN WHO PUNCHED A BEAR ... AND LIVED
AIRLINES THAT MAKE A SONG AND DANCE OUT OF SAFETY
ARCHERS BOSS: IT'S SO SAD NIGEL WAS KILLED OFF
BBC CHIEF AGREED TO LET LICENCE FEE MONEY BE SPENT ON HER HUSBAND'S VAMPIRE TV SHOW
BLAIR QUITS AS MIDDLE EAST PEACE ENVOY AFTER 8 YEARS
BONE DRUG THAT MAY STOP THE SPREAD OF BREAST CANCER SPREADING
COULD THIS BE THE END OF THE MISERY OF CHEMO?
CREDIT CARD INTEREST RATES HIT 9-YEAR HIGH
DID POLICE BLUNDERS LET PERVERT PREY ON HUNDREDS OF GIRLS?
FREE AT LAST, TORIES HIT THE GROUND RUNNING
HIS LEGACY? THE COLLAPSE OF IRAQ... AND THE RISE OF IS
HOLIDAY BRITONS CAUGHT UP IN MIGRANT NIGHTMARE
IS NET CLOSING AT LAST ON THIS SLIPPERY DESPOT?
KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES COULD SEND YOUR BLOOD PRESSURE SOARING
LAWRENCE PROBE COVER-UP': SIX EX-YARD CHIEFS FACE A GRILLING
LONDYNNE AND ROYALTI, THE NEW US BABY NAMES
PORTAS: I CANCELLED MY SON'S BAPTISM BECAUSE PRIEST WAS NOT GAY-FRIENDLY
SNOOPERS' CHARTER TO HALT ONLINE EXTREMISTS
THE PERFECT BOWL OF STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM? FOLLOW THE FORMULA...
THOMAS COOK BOSS GIVES UP £3M OF BONUS OVER DEATHS OF CORFU CHILDREN
TILLY THE MISSING SPANIEL FOUND... 153 MILES AWAY
UNTIL NOW, I'VE NEVER SEEN CAMERON AS A RADICAL WHO'D TAKE ON VESTED INTERESTS. TODAY I DARE TO HOPE I UNDERESTIMATED HIM
US WON'T LET GUANTANAMO BRITON GO FREE BECAUSE HE'LL TELL OF TORTURE'
WOMEN TAKE 20 YEARS MORE THAN MEN TO EARN £1M
Cameron pledges to cut income taxes for West Mids residents
Chance to explore house and gardens at college
Lerner to quit as chairman regardless of sale
Man taken on car terror ride at knifepoint
New-gen Pill 'doubles risk of blood clot'
Randy reveals: I'm not right man for the job
Robbed while giving first aid at crash scene; SICKENING THEFTS FROM GOOD SAMARITAN
Sheer quality as Macca rolls back decades
Abbey's medieval mayhem; HOW A LAND-GREEDY ABBOT'S DEMANDS LED TO MURDER AND BETRAYAL IN HALESOWEN
Corruption at FIFA 'systemic and rampant'; CRIME
History repeats itself for burglar snared by blood left on window; CAUGHT IN SAME WAY AS HE WAS FIVE YEARS AGO
Holmes-coming for Arthur fans; CONAN DOYLE MEETING IN CITY WHERE HE LIVED
It's 11 against 11... just go out there and beat them
Man injured, cars wrecked as house wall crashes down
Marathon newbie Chris steps out again for kids' liver disease foundation
Mental health aid for courts and cop shops; INITIATIVE
New mayor chooses Acorns as charity for her year at the helm; INVESTITURE
Police catch armed post office raiders in the act
Quads born to woman, 65, are gaining weight; HEALTH
Rolling back years for success at West Heath
Singing solicitor and sons set for TV judgement day; HEART ATTACK SPARKED DAD TO FOLLOW BRITAIN'S GOT TALENT DREAM
STAYING AT VILLA WOULD BE A 'CUTE' MOVE BY BENTEKE; Villa Beast is gentle giant off the pitch, says Bacuna ; Bacuna tells Benteke to stay at Villa
The pride of our city; PRIDE OF BIRMINGHAM 2015 WILL HONOUR BRUM'S GREAT AND GOOD
Thrones star: I didn't go for 50 Shades because of the nudity; SHOWBIZ
Villa hero Grealish driven by desire to honour memory of tragic brother Villa hero Grealish driven by desire to honour memory of tragic brother; EXCLUSIVE
War threat to humans as killer drones developed; SCIENCE
hunt for trident whistleblower; Royal Navy launch probe after weapons engineer claims nuke subs are vulnerable to attack and disaster waiting to happen
73 per cent of chickens contain food poison bug
Anthrax threat to US troops and civilians after lab blunder
Arsenal hero sees our young stars get game of their lives at Emirates; Standard's campaign to back youth charities reaches an inspirational ; climax at the London United Vitality Cup (with a very special guest)
Arts charity staves off closure after securing 11th-hour partnership deal
Bronze to mark 60th birthday of web founder
BYE-BYE TO B. B.; THOUSANDS JOIN FUNERAL PROCESSION FOR BLUES LEGEND
Cleaning up banking requires a complete change of culture; Putting one individual on trial, as in this week's Libor rate rigging case, must be only part of a much bigger process
Cyclist fighting for her life after crash with lorry
Electrifying start for anti-pollution car sharing clubs; Evening Standard Special Report
Engineers can do so much to increase efficiency and reduce waste
Expelled Militant Hatton blocked in attempt to rejoin Labour Party
Forcing doctors to report FGM 'will scare off victims'
Foreign shoppers splashing out in West End
Jaime Winstone: I'm calming down now I'm 30 and I can't wait to be 44
Making sure the kids are alright; Kate Whiting explores a relaxing family package that minimises the stress of holidaying with your young children
Malaysian police officers held in migrant trafficking camps probe
Michael Jackson sex abuse claim dismissed; WORLD IN BRIEF
Mother and son told to repay £2.8m mortgage fraud cash or face jail
Music in schools is heading for edge of cliff, says pianist Rhodes
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Paranoia and no little fear grip shocked officials at summit
Parents aren't the only ones who over-share
Payout for sergeant 'bullied' in sex-bias case
Revealed, Unite's £3.5m boost to Labour in run-up to the election
Schools 'vital in fight against extremism'
The Pill is a great liberator - but it's not risk-free
Xi are not amused... satire artist detained
'I will not stop the fight until my son's killers are brought to trial'; MOTHER OF STUDENT WHO DIED AFTER GOING TO RIGHT-WING YOUTH CAMP VOWS:
'Incredible' legacy of tragic baby Jasmin; Grieving parents say hospital's new system of checks will save lives
Club vows to be 'new Soho House' ... for £150 a year
EU leaders 'must agree to reforms before in-out vote'
Foraging chef wins praise for new type of cuisine; EAST LONDON VENUE MAKES STANDARD'S SHORTLIST OF BEST NEW RESTAURANTS
Gridlocked A13 could be sent underground to ease air pollution
I got death threats after booking Kanye for Glastonbury, says Eavis's daughter
Jake's progress from beauty to 'beast'; British fans were first to 'get' me, says bulked-up boxing film star
Lindsay Lohan stalker case collapses as star fails to give evidence in court
LONG HANDSHAKES IN... RAISED EYEBROWS OUT
Lumping all Asians together costs us votes, says Labour mayoral hopeful
Oligarch's wife earns £14m in one year; And daughter-in-law of London mansion owner boasts she is 'too pretty to work'
Our mission: celebrity chic on the cheap
Paranoia and no little fear grip shocked officials at summit; ZURICH
Poolside leisure and pirate adventure; For a family holiday, both playing it safe at a beach resort and getting out among nature have their appeal, finds Warren Chrismas
Proof that rock stars shouldn't all go their own way; REVIEW
Richest Australian loses £2bn battle with daughter; WORLD IN BRIEF
Runaway British girls 'groomed by Islamic State social media team'
sponsors turn the screw on blatter; cameron calls on football boss to quit fifa chief holds emergency meeting putin accuses u.s. of world cup meddling ; 'Something deeply wrong at Fifa's heart'
Squatters are playing Monopoly, says bailiff who's evicted same group eight times
Angela Constance faces Higher maths inquiry calls
Assisted suicide bill rejected at Holyrood
David Cameron tells SNP to stop talk & take action
Farms face "threat to existence" over milk collpase
George Galloway to stand for Mayor of London
Glasgow's daredevil window cleaner' is named
Governments must work together on tax regimes
Kevin Gerbil' Carroll murder: Hitman gets life
Lawyer to shine light' on historical sex abuse
Mirror Group hacking: More than £1m for victims
New Holyrood powers "fall short in every area" - Sturgeon
Player safety is vital, insists Judy Murray
Probe after boy, 5, left behind at safari park
Scottish Album of the Year shortlist announced
SMS revenues spark up as meter portfolio grows
SNP tweet in Carmichael Kirk elder quit call
St Andrews University principal set for Oxford job
Wee' and gran' among most popular Scots words
Andy Murray through to French Open third round
Castle that held Scots prisoners set for £9m boost
David Cameron tours EU to shore up reform support
Ewan McGregor film gets top billing at EIFF
Fifa's Sepp Blatter vows to stay amid quit calls
Former Scots boxer Scott Harrison to be extradited
Ian Baraclough hails fantastic' Motherwell
New powers fall short in every area' - Sturgeon
No safety issues on Trident, says Michael Fallon
Over 50% of worst Scots speeders escape prosecution
Pyrgos plots star role in Pro12 and for Scotland
QC appointed to lead inquiry into historical abuse
Rail workers plan new strikes after offer refusal
Scottish devolution bill presented to parliament
Scottish food & drink award hailed as success'
Stewart Regan: Uefa nations have discussed Fifa exit
Trident safety probe finds no safety issues
Killer driver boasted he could get to Leeds in 11 minutes
Leeds parents celebrate school places campaign victory
Vile gang jailed after rape and burglary attack on Leeds mum
Bow WOW! Leeds Dogs Trust rehomes 10,000th pooch
Health workers missed chances to stop double murderer' captured in Leeds
Mum, dad and son jailed over horrific abuse of girls

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Politics - SNP control of parliamentary cuts

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Non celebrity, e.g., lottery winner, benefit scrounger
Media, e.g., prosecution of Sun journalists
Natural event, e.g., solar eclipse, Nepal earthquake

TERTIARY TOPIC/THEME (i.e. subject that takes some time/space in the article/feature, but less than the previous two subjects).
Non celebrity, e.g., lottery winner, benefit scrounger
Media, e.g., prosecution of Sun journalists

Cancer victim wins payout due to small print
Welfare reforms pushing people into work
Potential Vatican support for military strikes against ISIS
Anti-semitism in the UK and abroad and moving to Israel.
Children being removed by social services
Spread bet predicting Tories having more seats
Hillary Clinton declaring candidacy for President

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Radio 4 Interview with Ed Balls about the economy and NHS
London Mayor and AMs running for Parliament
Turnout of mothers and who they'll back in the election
Risk of defence against terrorism and extremism when so close to election
Disabled people not being able to vote and access to polling stations being difficult
Possible taxation moves by future Tory government
Artist being paid to produce works based on the election with public money
Tony Blair commentary and George Galloway
Concerns over Miliband's lack of experience
Media difficulties in accessing political leaders
Commissioned poll to find favourite party leader of pub landlords
Daily Mail criticising Ed Miliband's love life
Journalist attacking Labour and Conservative
Market jitters could begin this week over the prospect of no clear winner emerging
First Past the Post/Proportional Representation
Improved mandate for Conservative EU negotiations

Primary actor (where other)
Former ministers: Bob Ainsworth and Sir Peter Luff
Liberal Reform (Liberal Democrat grassroots group
Former BBC chairman Lord Grade of Yarmouth
Developer of 'Vote for Policies', a VAA application
The article is a spoof or satire and talks of all the leaders
Alex Bell (former head of policy for Alex Salmond)
William Hague (secretary of state for foreign affairs)
Polling results & brief recaps (no primary actor)
Iain Duncan Smith (former work & pension secretary)--conservative
Anthony King is professor of government at Essex University

Second actor (where other)
Bite the Ballot - a youth voting organisation
Ed Fieldhouse, a professor of social and political science, from The University of Manchester,
Scottish Conservative leader, Ruth Davidson
onathan Arkush, vice-president of the Board of Deputies - "the voice of British Judaism"
Lucian Cook, Savills' director of residential research, said: "The plan to increase the inheritance tax threshold will be of the greatest benefit to mature homeowners in London and its hinterland.
Andy O'Neill, Head of Scotland Office at the Electoral Commission

Third actor (where other)
Scottish Labour Shadow Finance Secretary
Anthony Glees, professor at Buckingham University
Jim Messina, adviser to the Conservative Party.
Phil Wilson, successor of Blair in Sedgefield
Scottish Conservative Leader, Ruth Davidson
Rob Joyce of the respected financial think-tank the Institute of Fiscal Studies
Tom McPhail, head of pensions research at fund manager Hargreaves Lansdown
Conservative Assembly leader Andrew RT Davies
Leader of the Scottish Conservatives, Ruth Davidson
other parties (Labour, Lib dem, Welsh Conservatives)
Diane Abbot (former Labour health spokeswoman)