Shae Button, from Cwmbran, South Wales, succumbed to the deadly illness doctors had initially feared his eight-month-old brother Harvey had.

In a speech in Washington today, Mr Alexander will release details of official Treasury analysis showing how many jobs depend on Britain remaining in the European Union.

Experts said Joe Andrews, 19, dozed off for just a few seconds when his Vauxhall Corsa collided with a HGV on the A590 at Linda in Cumbria.

Angel Pitts, 16 months, died from serious injuries after being hit by a vehicle driven by her father in outside their home in Leeds, West Yorkshire,

The proportion of families with a couple who got married fell from 70 per cent in 2001 to 65 per cent in 2011, the Office for National Statistics said.

Youngsters at Carlton Central Infant School in Nottingham are only allowed to drink a choice of orange juice, milk or water.

Throughout the case his wife Eloise was in court and heard her unfaithful husband admit to the jury he had a long affair with Rebekah Brooks.

The hugely expensive case, which yesterday cleared Rebekah Brooks (pictured) of all charges, included costs of £35million to the British taxpayer.

Star after star called for tighter regulation on newspapers, telling Lord Justice Leveson how the tabloids had hounded them.

Rebekah Brooks was a key conduit for Rupert Murdoch to the heart of the British political establishment — to Tony Blair, then to Gordon Brown and David Cameron.

Thomas Syverson, of Trondheim, Norway, placed a £3 bet at 175/1 on online gambling website Betsson along with 166 other punters.

Uruguayan broadcaster Tenfield has blamed English journalists for drawing attention to Suarez's apparent attempt to bite Italian defender Giorgio Chiellini.

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Palma de Mallorca investigative magistrate Jose Castro today kept Princess Cristina on a list of suspects he thinks should stand trial as he wrapped up a four-year pre-trial investigation.

Former Coutts private banker Roger Noad, 60, pictured, of Sevenoaks, Kent, is said to have laundered proceeds from his son's multi-million pound investment scam.

Sarah Leonard suffered serious injuries including broken arms, a broken collarbone, broken jaw and several broken ribs during the incident in a field near Lincoln last November.

Gemma Davies, 29, from Llanelli, South Wales, was so shocked by her then 10-year-old son's words that she signed up to a local slimming group.

Mothers have called to ban the weekend club at LaKiTa Dance Academy in Warrington, Cheshire - promoted as a type of 'gymnastics'. But coach Lauren Kenealy claimed 'it's got nothing to do with being sexual'.

Fourteen Tory MEPs – some accompanied by spouses – spent an estimated £30,000 on flights, rooms at a five-star hotel and sumptuous local cuisine.

The former Labour cabinet minister, 67, revealed he is stepping down at a meeting with party members in his constituency.

Signatories to an open letter, led by Mr Blair's former ambassador to Iran Sir Richard Dalton, describe his achievements in the region as ‘negligible’.

Chief inspector of prisons Nick Hardwick said prisoners should be allowed access to computers and the internet despite the security risks because they are living in a technological ‘dark age’.

The security services need new surveillance powers to counter the ‘real and deadly’ threat from jihadists, Theresa May (pictured) warned last night.

Tens of thousands of bogus students faked English language tests to beat UK border controls, the Government admitted.

Downhills Primary was removed from the control of Haringey Council, north London, to the outrage of union activists but is now 'good' with 'outstanding' leadership.

Vince Cable said many of Britain’s biggest employers, such as McDonald’s (pictured), and the NHS, use these so-called ‘zero hour contracts’, which lead to financial insecurity.

Glitter, 70, was asked to confirm his real name - Paul Gadd - at Southwark Crown Court today but had difficulty using his hearing loop. He faces sex charges relating to two girls dating back as far as 1977.

James Haggerty (left), who had just turned 20, died when the moped he was riding with fiance Mariel Alejandra, also 20, (right) hit a bus in Ayia Napa.

Gerald Baalham, 41, was accused of 'spitting in the face' of staff at Culford School in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, after spending £32,000 at the school's expense.

High Street fashion chain Primark is investigating how labels were found sewn into clothing claiming 'sweatshop conditions' and 'exhausting hours'

The defending champion was in sublime form on Court One, needing just an hour and 24 minutes to seal a win with 6-1 6-1 6-0.

Danish player Wozniacki, 23, giggled and blushed when asked about fellow player Lopez yesterday, describing him as ‘a great guy’.

The 54-year-old broke up with her long-term boyfriend, Phil Reid, two years after they bought a 'dream home' in Stirlingshire, writes SEBASTIAN SHAKESPEARE.

Lydon Sutcliffe, 26, from Lancaster, is constantly being accosted for photos by celebrities due to his larger than average frame.

At first glance these pictures show depressingly familiar scenes of fields of poppies in strife-hit Afghanistan - but these scenes were actually captured at an 88 acre farm near Winchester in Hampshire.

From the elaborate collars of the Mwila to the square hats of the Mucubai, Angola is home to some of the world's most fascinating tribes.

Set within a gated development in Woodford Green, north east London, the Grade II listed Landmark Tower spans eight floors, each offering panoramic views over the capital.

Sven Fennema, 33, created the pictures, which include a forgotten villa and casino in northern Italy and abandoned churches in Poland.

The fluffy black and white bear is seen in a pen at the Adventure World park in Wakayama, Japan, trying to grip the thick piece of wood.