Prince Charles likened Putin to Hitler while speaking to a woman in Nova Scotia, Canada, who fled there with her Jewish family when she was just 13.

The cost to the taxpayer of hiring court interpreters has almost doubled to £15.5million in just one year, according to official figures.

Oxfam has warned the 'Big 10' food and drink companies they could face financial ruin if they do not do more to tackle climate change.

Lloyds Banking Group, including subsidiaries Halifax and Bank of Scotland, has now banned all loans of more than £500,000 with immediate effect.

The high charges were part of a drive to persuade customers to pay automatically by direct debit. Customers who opt not to can be charged a fee to cover the extra expense.

The Labour leader's nightmare day continued with a disastrous radio interview on BBC Radio Wiltshire, hours after making a gaffe on the cost of a weekly shop.

The party pulled the plug on its 'bold and vibrant' event in Croydon, with council candidate Winston McKenzie branding the town 'unsafe' and a 'dump'.

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One in ten people going through a divorce try to turn mutual friends against their partner, a study by law firm Slater and Gordon found yesterday.

Officers in Worcester had the message translated to represent the 'multi-cultural' nature of the city, following complaints migrants were getting drunk in public.

We are now more likely to bake a cake than go nightclubbing as our priorities have shifted from material wealth to family and wellbeing, researchers suggest.

A band called Spirit are attempting to block the track's re-release after claiming their late guitarist Randy California should be given a writing credit on the 1971 track.

The public relations expert and wife Jo were granted a decree nisi by a judge sitting in the Central Family Court in London.

British experts have shown for the first time that even temporary weight loss can cut the chances of heart-related ill health.

More than 60 Labour MPs are employing staff on zero hours contracts despite the party's campaign against them.

Business Minister Matthew Hancock claimed the minimum wage had 'never been higher' as a proportion of wages, suggesting that Labour's proposal would hit low earners.

Justice Secretary Chris says the system will be overhauled after murderer Arnold Pickering, 44, went missing on Saturday - and was only rearrested today.

The news comes after more than 40 private boats vowed to start their own search for Andrew Bridge, Paul Goslin, Steve Warren and James Male who have been missing in the Atlantic since Friday.

As the Labour leader embarked on a nationwide tour to woo voters for tomorrow's elections, his very first photo opportunity at 6.30am ended in disaster.

A homeless Romanian immigrant had to be rescued by a coastguard helicopter after falling 80ft down a cliff in Torquay, Devon, in the early hours of this morning.

Lauren Walker, 13, of Richmond, Sheffield, was rushed to hospital with severe headache and slurred speech, but her condition was treated as a migraine.

Martin Hadfield (pictured with his mother Annie O’Gorman), 20, of Tottington, Greater Manchester, felt 'put down with no self worth' by his period without work.

Lowe, 68, was asked to leave last weekend after 32 years with the BBC after playing the 1932 version of The Sun Has Got His Hat On, which features the line: 'He's been tanning n*****s out in Timbuktu.'

The 306-metre tall building in London was praised by judges for its glass fragment-shaped form and sophisticated architecture.

Shrugging off the stereotypical north-south divide, Harrogate in North Yorkshire was named the happiest place in the UK, with East London being the least happy.

Tickets at the Odeon in Kingston, Surrey, work out at £12.70 for an adult or £36.40 for a family of four. Once you add in the cost of transport, popcorn and drinks, the cost could quite easily top £50.

Alleged victim Tonya Lee, who has waived her right to anonymity, claims that Harris touched her after she travelled to Britain for a theatre tour in 1986

CCTV footage shows the thugs walking along a pathway behind homes in Bradford, West Yorkshire, before picking up the black and white feline by the neck and hurling her.

Daniel Chisholm was handed a 12-year jail sentence earlier this year after being convicted of conspiracy to supply cocaine. He earned £742,814 in the scam, but has only been ordered to pay back £1.

Officers from Humberside Police were called to Melton, a small village just west of Hull, at around 5pm after reports from the public of a disturbance, possibly involving a gun.

Detectives said the pensioner's body was discovered inside a large £390,000 gated property in Millfield Drive, Market Drayton at around 8.20am this morning.

The adorable baby bear was at Kootenay National Park, which is located in southeastern British Columbia in Canada when it found itself on the wrong side of a highway.

The unprecedented rise in the number of potentially toxic new chemicals has left police and drug agencies in the UK struggling to keep up.

Graeme Pullen, 62, from Hook, Hampshire, was fishing for pollock off the North Devon coast when the 8ft long porbeagle shark took his bait.

The brazen mission was carried out in Badlands National Park, South Dakota, as the badger approached its nesting site.

New photographs show the moment lighting hit Haitian capital Port-au-Prince and was perfectly reflected in water.

Putin, shunned by the West over Ukraine, met with Chinese President Xi Jinping at a start of a two-day meeting on Asian security with leaders from Iran and Central Asia.