It has also been fined a record £7.7million, marking a stunning victory for a Daily Mail campaign for investors who thought their money was in low-risk funds.read
Damning evidence that pensioners and those on low incomes are bearing the brunt of HMRC's attempts to recover tax lost through its own errors has emerged.read
Mohamed Al-Hakim, 29, allegedly phoned Alya Al-Safar to tell her she must die because of the ‘shame’ she had brought – leaving her too afraid to leave the house.read
Six-month-old Logan Padden was pulled alive late last night from the back seat of the overturned wreckage - but was orphaned when his mother Louise, 23, (left) and father Tom, 20, (right) could not be saved.read
Researchers say not enough is known about the level of harm posed by statins, prescribed to prevent heart disease and strokes.read
A study has found that to get maximum defence against heart disease, you need to eat at least eight daily servings of fresh food.read
There's no definitive answer to whether mobile devices will affect a flight but advancing gadget technology and aging planes create a dangerous grey area.read
Peter and Hazelmary Bull were breaking the law when they denied Martyn Hall and his civil partner Steven Preddy (pictured) a room at their hotel in Cornwall.read
The summer figures from the Office for National Statistics are the latest available and are understood to be representative of the whole year.read
General Bheki Cele told a TV news channel his officers knew the alleged motive for the murder and that it may be revealed at an extradition hearing in London tomorrow.read
While Vitamin Water appears to be healthy, advertising watchdogs yesterday banned makers Coca-Cola from boasting that the water is a 'nutritious' drink. read
The reconstruction tracks the 25-year-old leaving the Bristol Ram pub at 8pm before stopping at a Waitrose, Tesco and Bargain Booze, then heading home to her flat in the Clifton area.read
The ‘fixed rate rush’ was triggered by shocking figures showing the biggest monthly rise in the cost of living since records began.read
Research shows their profit margins have increased by nearly 50 per cent in the last four months alone, to the highest level for more than five years, MPs heard yesterday.read
The judgment at the European Court of Human Rights means that 'no-win no-fee' rules brought in by Labour in the 1990s will have to be rewritten to cut the amounts charged.read
The then-prime minister and his wife only backed down and agreed to pay for it themselves after details of the king-size Swedish-built bed emerged in newspapers.read
Among the levies the Deputy Prime Minister is suggesting are for fuel, alcohol, office parking, landfill and even speeding.read
The Iraq inquiry chairman, pictured, said he was ‘disappointed’ that notes of the discussions and private memos would remain under lock and key.read
David and Janet Hartshorn illegally built a large house on protected land on the Costa del Sol town and are expected to receive a suspended eight-month sentence.read
Michelle Mahoney, 24, and Matthew Small, 25, from Cardiff, South Wales, got stuck in traffic on the way to bury their stillborn baby, who they had named Angel.read
Almost 450 devotees of the show have protested that the episode on January 2 was of ‘poor quality’ and that the decision to kill off the popular character Nigel Pargetter, played by Graham Seed, left., was wrong.read
According to research, the working man is much more likely to succumb to a cold than his female colleague when the pressure’s on.read
The woman was picking up groceries when she saw the victim being chased down the street by a gang of yobs, one on a bicycle, before being dragged to the ground in Manchester's Moss Side district. read
Robert Nay's physics-based puzzle game Bubble Ball became the top free application in the Apple iPhone store this week. It has been downloaded two million times.read
The TV personality exchanged texts, e-mails and tweets with the woman as well as speaking on the phone. An injunction will now stop her selling her story. read
Mother-of-two Diane Pullar, 31, began picking the boy up from school and sent him secret text messages which he was told to delete, a court heard.read
With beds and refreshments provided to sustain the august members of the House of Lords, some of the participants appeared to be succumbing to tiredness.read
In a move that is said to have caused the Queen concern, the Prime Minister is consulting Commonwealth leaders on whether the 1701 Act of Settlement should be changed to stop favouring boys.read
Karin Gray started proceedings to end her marriage while her husband was away after conducting a clandestine 20-month affair with Chief Superintendent James Trotman, the jury was told.read
Phillip Coates's prosecution was seen as a test case by users of the distinctive two-wheeled devices - but District Judge Michael Rosenberg ruled the Segway is a motor vehicle.read
Adam Barker, wanted by Scotland Yard over child porn allegations, stayed away from the service following Joy Barker's death after a short illness earlier this month.read
John Darwin is holed up in a former mining town just miles from where he vanished in March 2002 following his release yesterday morning.read
Holmes will return in the first authorised novel since death of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in 1930 and U.S. thriller writer Jeffrey Deaver is to write a James Bond story 46 years after the death of creator Ian Flemingread
The severity and number of hot flushes was halved in a trial comparing the drug Cipralex with a dummy pill. It appears to work by damping down the reactions of blood vessels. read
Faith Ross, 54 and Francesca Maselli, 23, are said to have turned their New York home into a ‘house of horror’ through their appalling neglect of the cats, dogs, birds and ferrets. read
The Association of Chief Police Officers, a private company which is unaccountable to the public, will also lose all other 'operational' duties.read
But by the time Dean Marks had finished converting an 18th century church into a family home his life had become something of a demolition site.read
Women said to have been paid to have sex with Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi dressed in nurse and police uniforms and performed stripteases for him during parties he hosted.read
Police said the bomber joined a crowd of more than 100 recruits and detonated his explosives-packed vest in Saddam Hussein's hometown of Tikrit.read
The quake measuring 7.2 on the Richter scale struck at 1:30am local time in Baluchistan province near the border with Afghanistan.read
The figures for the number of hostages and vessels taken are the highest ever seen, according to a global maritime watchdog.read
The social networking site announced the change on its blog, saying: 'We are now making a user's address and mobile phone number accessible.'read
'Isn't that romantic, George, dear? Mr and Mr Smith would like the bridal suite.'read
The Canadian lobsters have a disease called gaffkemia - or pink tail - which could kill native lobsters in their millions and potentially wipe out a lucrative industry.read
The NHS is short of 4,500 midwives after Government planning was not 'quite as it should have been', the head of the health service said today.read
Muzzammil Hassan is accused of stabbing and decapitating Aasiya Hassan in 2009 inside the studios of Bridges TV, the Muslim-targeted network he founded.read
Aso Mohammed Ibrahim knocked down Amy Houston, 12, and fled the scene leaving her under the wheels of his car.read
Amila Thilaksha managed to jump out of the way just in time as the automatic car ended up wedged by the counter of the Best-One supermarket in Bletchley.read
Thalia Surf Shop in Laguna Beach superimposed the civil rights leader’s face over a picture of a man in a wetsuit holding a surf board for its Martin Luther King Day sale.read
Police tried to stop David Gaskell, 21, from Liverpool - even attempting to smash the stolen Audi's windows with batons. But he drove off and collided with student Andrew O'Neill. read
The potential Republican presidential candidate spoke for the first time since the controversy erupted over her response to the Tucson shootings. read
Italian police said the discovery was made after a man was arrested trying to smuggle abroad a statue of the Roman emperor which had been stolen from the site.read
Daily Mail Science Editor Michael Hanlon underwent an MRI scan to locate his 'anxiety centre' and determine his basic stress levels.read
A young wildebeest reaches the safety of the riverbank and then fends off a hungry lioness. But there is no similar reprieve when an enormous lion moves inread