The Spectator said it would not sign up to the Royal Charter. A draft version suggests that even foreign-based sites will be subject to the controls if their articles are for 'an audience in the UK'.

The 80-year-old actor - who plays Ken Barlow in the popular soap - said he believed victims of sex abuse were paying the price for their behaviour in 'previous lives'.

The Communities Secretary today admitted a breakdown of predicted immigration levels has been available since 2011 but he has 'no confidence' in them.

Dr John King, of Congleton, Cheshire, was a senior partner at Biddulph Medical Centre, pictured. He hanged himself at the family home and was discovered by wife Pamela.

Energy Secretary Ed Davey said the new £14billion reactor would boost growth and create jobs but environmentalists said more backing was needed for green power.

Jim Sheridan, MP for Paisley and Renfrewshire North, accused reporters of 'hiding behind their pens' as the Commons culture committee grilled Hacked Off.

Samsung's mobile boss admitted the firm was developing a smart watch - and admitted beating Apple's iWatch to go on sale would be key to its success.

Death rates among those with heart disease and depression are tripled, according to research published in the Journal of the American Heart Association.

Gordon Buchanan, host of Springwatch, climbed into a clear perspex box known as the 'ice cube' while filming a documentary in Svalbard, a group of Norwegian islands in the Arctic Circle.

Eastlands Homes housing association advised tenants to reconsider spending on satellite television and bingo when the bedroom tax is introduced in April.

The song, taken from the album Armed Forces, is one of Costello’s best-known and has received endless plays across all BBC radio stations without any complaint – until now.

Mairead Philpott told jurors on the second day of giving evidence at Nottingham Crown Court that she did not know who started the fire at her home in Derby because she was asleep.

A new study has found no obvious link between mothers who take Vitamin D supplements while pregnant and the strength of their children's bones.

Businesses could be taken to court over hidden contract charges under proposals put forward by the Law Commission and the Scottish Law Commission.

Natasha Duffy, 21, bought the food from a branch in Tovil, near Maidstone, Kent, but only noticed the contamination half way through eating it.

Chancellor George Osborne's long-awaited scheme that will mean all but the best-off benefiting from tax relief, despite Nick Clegg's insistence last month that the scheme would be 'targeted'.

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MPs from the all-party parliamentary group on drones will now consider the evidence of a US ‘operations centre’ at the RAF Waddington base in Lincolnshire at their next meeting.

The Prime Minister told activists the Tories had a 'real fight' on their hands at the party's spring conference in London today, with less than 1,000 days to go until the next election.

George Osborne had 44 one-on-one discussions with bank bosses as well as four meetings with a small group of executives, Government records reveal.

The British father, Peter Saunders, from Buckingham, has been criticised after he and son Charlie fell to their deaths in the Chamonix Valley in the Alps.

Corporal Johnson Beharry (pictured), 33, wed Mallissa Venice Noel in a secretive ceremony at London's Old Marylebone Town Hall today.

Angelica Witt, from Ynysybwl, south Wales, was found dead in the park by an early morning walker 30 minutes after her worried relatives reported her missing.

Horrified tourists rushed to the couple’s aid after hearing shots and screams in an area popular with holidaymakers on the outskirts of the island's usually safe capital, Bridgetown.

A particularly spooky episode of Derek Acorah's paranormal TV show Most Haunted (pictured) breached the broadcasting code, regulator Ofcom has ruled.

The actor, who cannot be named as he is underage himself, allegedly attacked the boy, who was 14 at the time, while they were both students at a stage school in London.

Mairead Philpott told Nottingham Crown Court that she was devoted to her husband Mick but denied that she was jealous of his mistress Lisa Willis, who lived in the same home in Derby, East Midlands as the couple.

Today magistrates remanded Archer, of Mostyn, Flintshire, in custody after he admitted to four offences, including theft from a charity shop.

Former Cornwall PCSO Peter Bunyan was found guilty of sleeping with four vulnerable women while on duty after finding their phone numbers and addresses on the police database where he was working.

Joanne Turton, 33, from Hull, has suffered from an undiagnosed bowel condition, which has severely bloated her stomach, since she was 18.

Dominic Elliott died in hospital after being taken from the home of renowned British artist David Hockney in Bridlington, East Yorkshire, yesterday.

MP Siobhain McDonagh's private mobile telephone was stolen from her car in south west London in October 2010, and police told her they had evidence that The Sun had seen her messages.

Most people living in rented accommodation in England expect never get onto the property ladder, a report has found today.

Goodluck Jonathan added that his government has been working to rescue any survivors among the foreign construction workers kidnapped in February.

Agriculture student Adam Garthwaite was driving home from college on country roads in Cornwall when his van veered off course and crashed head-on into an oncoming car.

London's Heath Hall, thought to be the most valuable house currently on the market, is only suitable for 'kings or princes', according to the estate agent selling the property.

Once a vibrant lake country spa town south of Buenos Aires, Epecuen was flooded nearly three decades ago - the lagoon salt water has left its mark with everything slowly emerging from the water covered in a silvery-white.

A football fan is set to make £20,000 after finding two copies of the 'Holy Grail' of Manchester United programmes in his attic. The United Review programme is for a match with Wolves postponed two days after the 1958 Munich Air Disaster.

Photographer Karin Brussaard, 40, from Rotterdam in the Netherlands, captured the stunning footage while on a trip to the Philippines.

He has recently been described as the ‘mini Boris'. And despite his penchant for nannies, Bentleys, ridiculous private loos and preposterous poshness, I would love Jacob Rees-Mogg to be my MP, writes JANE FRYER.

Sticky self-congratulation – ‘Real power! Fantastic job! Great tenacity!’ – was more evident than self-regulation. The House was hot to boss the Press, writes QUENTIN LETTS.