European officials claim the devices ‘normalise the action of smoking’ and should be subject to the same rules as other tobacco products.

The couple's huge wealth meant paying £1million a year in credit card bills for their personal assistants was considered too ‘trivial’ to worry about, a court heard.

Mr Saatchi (pictured) will give evidence against his two former personal assistants at Isleworth Crown Court tomorrow.

The trial of the their former aides the Grillo sisters at Isleworth Crown Court has already spilled so many secrets of Mr Saatchi and Miss Lawson.

Laura Harold, from Dinas Powys, is a 33-year-old mother of one who appears in the Hollywood blockbuster 'How I Live Now' in place of actress Saoirse Ronan, 19.

Sexism has become so rife in everyday life that 75% of schoolgirls say they are sexually harassed, while one in five 7-year-olds admit to having gone on a diet to conform to body image pressure.

Our favourite experiences really do cost nothing, a poll found - with the top 50 including receiving post, winter weather and cuddling a partner, which hit number one.

Rex the German Shepherd was so vicious it would take two people to feed him, but he has settled down after finding love with a goose called Geraldine in Somerset.

The Deputy Prime Minister said the current system, which means a father can only take a fortnight off after the birth of a child, was ‘Edwardian’.

The Prime Minister, who is in Lithuania for talks with EU leaders, said Laszlo Andor’s remarks were 'inappropriate' and suggested he should be sacked.

Lord Sumption, a judge in the Supreme Court said the court has 'a significant democratic deficit' and is undermining Parliament.

A report by former civil servant Sir Joseph Pilling said parishes 'should be free to mark the formation of a permanent same-sex relationship'.

The report, by the research group Capital Economics, will come as a boost to George Osborne (pictured) ahead of his autumn statement next week.

The Commons speaker, pictured with his wife, Sally, blamed the scandal on Westminster becoming less 'meaningful' and said it was not a case of 'malice or malpractice'.

The First Minister was challenged over his plans to stay in the European Union after Spain's Mariano Rajoy insisted Scotland could not become a member automatically.

Hours after David Cameron outlined a crackdown on benefit tourism, France and Germany sensationally followed suit with similar plans.

Ian Jardine suffered crushing pains in his chest and shortness of breath at work and was rushed to Queen Elizabeth Hospital in King’s Lynn, Norfolk.

Joan Parker has been in Milton Keynes Hospital since suffering a brain injury in February. Despite being fit to leave since June, the local council has been unable to find her suitable accommodation.

Rebecca Brown, 20, from Essex, has trichotillomania - the compulsive urge to pull out her hair. She has now posted videos on YouTube showing photos she took of herself everyday for five years.

Elizabeth Celi Parr, from Devon, met Ramiro Alexander Celi Moreno in his native Ecuador - the couple have been married for two years and had their first child, Olivia, 21 months ago.

Pauline Harrison fell over while investigating reports of a break-in at a derelict building in Merseyside which once housed a school.

Alan Crickmore served as coroner for Gloucestershire since 2002, during which time he plundered the estates of dead trustees in a 'frantic' bid to relieve the debt of his own law firm. He was jailed for eight years today.

Janette Kilner (pictured), 33, met the boy while teaching him at St Thomas the Apostle College in Nunhead and later took him back to her home for sex, Snaresbrook Crown Court heard.

Rakesh Bhayani, 41, befriended 'lonely' Carole Waugh, 49, before killing her at her London flat and hiding her body so he could steal her identity and blow her money on gambling and prostitutes.

Police said the stones, which were taken from the historic centre of Rochester, Kent, were worth at last £7,000.

The government’s official drugs advisers said NBOMe would be outlawed permanently as a class A substance and Benzo Fury be controlled as a class B substance.

Marion Potts, 63, died in June after contracting mesothelioma, a form of cancer related to the inhalation of asbestos. The teacher was not exposed to asbestos in her last post at The Romsey School, Romsey, Hampshire (pictured).

Clarifications & Corrections

A female driver fled her car moments before it burst into flames on the A217 near St Dunstan's Hill in Surrey. The student lost all her college assignments in the blaze, though fire fighters were able to retrieve her make-up bag.

Joe, a six-year-old Bactrian camel visits the Anderson-Dixon family's home every morning, and enjoys munching his way through carrots and bananas on the breakfast table.

The Red Lion, in Mayfair, shut down in 2009 and was sold to developers, who demolished the whole building apart from its facade.

The image, which has sweeped across social media sites, appears to show a python that has just finished a human-sized meal.

The Central Intelligence Agency used works of art to portray once-secret events that have since been declassified. The artwork provides a rare glimpse into decades of U.S. spy work.

The SS United States was launched in 1952, and by 1969 - after carrying four presidents, Marylin Monroe and a million other people across the Atlantic - it was retired from its regular duties.