David Cameron wants to introduce a minimum price of around 45 pence per unit of alcohol in the UK, but critics warn it will penalise moderate drinkers.

A new survey found that nine out of ten middle-aged women also have control over buying for the home - but one third say their husband thinks he does.

Dan Corns, one of those evacuated in Kempsey, Worcestershire, called the pump failure 'unacceptable' and said somebody had to take responsibility.

Conservative sources say ministers want to introduce transferrable allowances - worth around £150 a year - as part of Britain's 2013 Budget.

Young Right-wingers at Corpus Christi College who once voted for Courtney Love, pictured, to be officer for rock 'n' roll, have accused their political opponents of personal abuse and intimidation because of their views.

Foreign Secretary William Hague (pictured) joined senior ministers in telling the PM that backing up a new system of Press regulation in law in Britain was unthinkable.

One in three people admit they or their spouse check emails or browse the internet from under their duvet, with the so-called 'pillow emails' spawning a new range of specially-tailored beds and bedside tables.

Arnold Hilton, 89, had his life ‘destroyed’ when Aurelisa Galdikaite and Laurynas Dauksas attacked him with ‘severe violence’ in his home in Upholland, Lancashire.

A driver who faked CCTV images in an attempt to dodge a speeding fine was caught out by the length of shadows in his forged footage, a court heard.

Mohammad Siddiqur Rahman Chowdhury, a teacher in Bethnal Green, is being investigated by the Home Office after it was revealed he was found guilty of murder in absentia in his native Bangladesh.

Neil Davey arranged for a tree surgeon friend to sneak onto his neighbour's property in Dorset under cover of darkness and take a chainsaw to the protected pine.

Jessica Ashton-Pyatt, a talented writer and artist, died while on a half-term break with friends at Butlin's in Skegness when she was so ill her stomach ruptured.

Seven day old Maisie Bennett was being fed intravenously because she was born with a congential heart defect.

A rescue helicopter was scrambled and sebt to Loch Fyne in Argyll (pictured) where the men were picked up by a lifeboat, before the man died. He is believed to be in his 20s.

Spurs’ 3-1 Barclays Premier League win was overshadowed by sickening songs about the stabbings of the Tottenham fans in Rome last week.

The ex-Labour MP was seen drinking at a pub in West End, Southampton only five days after she was deemed too depressed to defend herself in court.

One in ten long-term unemployed on the Government's flagship back-to-work programme opted to go without benefit rather than accept help to get them a job.

Peter Coates, chairman of bet365, has donated £300,000 to the party in the past decade, including £10,000 to Mr Miliband this year.

Face-to-face appointments with GPs could be replaced with treatment via the phone and Skype under plans unveiled by health ministers this week.

He is credited with defeating the government's plan to allow a limited cull of badgers in two trial areas to test whether it would reduce tuberculosis in cattle.

Chip shop owners Andrew Doughty and Chris Christoforou, who run two take-aways in Smethwick and Wythall, near Birmingham, think the battered puddings will prove popular.

A study has found that grades are rising as the use of coursework to assess learning increases, sparking fears that students are increasingly downloading essays and plagiarising academic work they find online.

Cabbages and Condoms has opened in Bicester, Oxfordshire, after success in Thailand, where the idea has helped to encourage better sexual health.

Cadbury has developed a way of breaking down sugar particles into smaller pieces, reducing how much fat covers them and making the bar more resistant to heat.

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With more than 808 million views, 'Gangnam Style' has become the most popular video on YouTube. It beat out Justin Bieber's 'Baby' for first place.

Last June, Lisa Gant, 30, and Alex Pelling, 32, of Manchester, England, embarked on a mission to travel the world and wed in every place they visit, and this weekend, they came to South Carolina for their 29th ceremony.

Little Jack Baird (pictured) is one of 20 children who were selected for a drugs trial which was to be supported by the donor pledging money to the Society for Mucopolysaccharide Diseases.

Two-year-old Max Pedelty was diagnosed with leukaemia was awarded a Little Star award by Cancer Research UK for being the little boy who keeps on smiling.

A teenager suffered seven heart attacks after a contraceptive Pill caused her to develop hundreds of blood clots.

Road rage killer Tracie Andrews, right and inset, who was sentenced to life in prison after stabbing Lee Harvey in 1996, has seduced Phil Goldsworthy, according to his wife Tracie Andrews, left.

The group of Newcastle University students have filmed the bizarre video which sees them pour pints of milk over their heads in public places around Newcastle.

John Wiggins has spent 13 years making the perfect 19th century model in the farmland at his home in Skelton Green, Teesside.

Macaon transforms the old aluminium into iconic figures like Buzz Lightyear and Woody from Toy Story, Disney's waste clean-up robot WALL-E, a mask of Darth Vader and video play station's Super Mario.

PETER MCKAY: The hurried appointment of Royal Opera House boss Tony Hall as the new Director-General has saved the job of vulnerable looking BBC Trust chairman Lord Patten. For the moment, anyway.

PETER HITCHENS: All sorts of people who don't believe in God and wouldn't know one end of a canticle from the other have suddenly developed bilious, enraged opinions on bishops.