The lingerie tycoon was one of just a few business leaders to come out in favour of the Union but faced a momentous backlash on Twitter.

Some 120,000 EU citizens who live in Scotland can vote on the future of the Union including 33,000 Poles, 13,000 Germans and 4,000 from France.

A leading academic has warned that university students could be at risk from the deadly ebola virus – because 21,000 students from countries in the affected region are about to arrive in the UK.

Nick Turner, 51, his wife Joy, 52, and their children Lizzie, 20, and 14-year-old Robert were asleep in their £65,000 Swift Kon-tiki motorhome when thieves used the gas during a raid.

Rona Fairhead, 53, will appear before a Media Select Committee, which will decide whether she is suitable to lead the BBC while benefiting financially from their business activities.

The socialite was a dead ringer for the eccentric professor Sybill Trelawney, played by Emma Thompson, as she wore a pair of large black spectacles during a trip to Chelsea, London.

Newcastle Crown Court heard how Tony Marsden, 23, from Whitley Bay, became 'infatuated' with the girl last year. He tried to lure the teenager with sickening messages.

Sources have confirmed Mehdi Nemmouche (pictured) had been questioned about the British terrorist after it emerged the Frenchman himself tortured Western hostages in Syria.

Close friends of David Haines have criticised the British Government's refusal to negotiate with IS terrorists, saying his fate has been sealed. But his wife says she refuses to give up hope.

The mission was said to have been doomed when aides to the President said he would not approve surveillance flights over Syria to confirm the hostages’ location. 

Researchers have identified six more such women through their online accounts – and warn this could be the tip of the iceberg. Among them is 16-year-old Salma Halane from Manchester.

Former NSA deputy director Chris Inglis said militants in Iraq and Syria are 'clearly' harder to track down thanks to the wealth of top-secret information now freely available online.

The uprising kicked off when three North African soldiers stationed at barracks in Cambridgeshire were detained after breaking orders not to go to the village supermarket.

Critics argue that the Government’s Deregulation Bill could let convicted sex offenders pick up passengers in minicabs as they will be able to drive a licensed vehicle without vetting.

Protesters claimed staff at Morton Hall in Lincolnshire had delayed calling a doctor after a 21-year-old complained of headaches. By the time an officer got to him, he had hanged himself, it was claimed.

Lily Allen is being sued for more than £100,000 by a former tour manager who claims she broke a contract so that an American company could run her money-spinning comeback tour.

Tracy Austin has also been suspended for speaking out about the harsh punishments at the Duke of York's Royal Military School, Dover, where Chris Russell is headmaster.

The actor, 86, recalled the embarrassing incident, which happened during the filming of 1977's The Spy Who Loved Me, during a Radio 4 interview and claimed he 'was seriously on fire and in terrible pain'.

British women typically start going grey at 33. Research, by Charles Worthington Instant Root Concealer, suggests that late nights cause those in entertainment to go grey earliest.

Viewers have commented on the interaction between mother-of-one Kate Henry, 41, and the presenter, which they believe suggests he isn't just interested in her delectable desserts.

Writing in today's Mail on Sunday, Jacob Rees-Mogg urges for 'peace deal' before the election next year as fellow Tory Andrew Brigden said it was time to 'sup with the devil'.

The stark warning is issued in this article in today's Mail on Sunday insisting a post-election deal is no good - and only a peace pact will stop Labour splitting the vote and getting into No 10.

Tories queued up to criticise Mr Cameron after he said Theresa May had done a good job, with Philip Davies replying bluntly: 'I don't think she's done a good job at all!'.

Sir Bruce Forsyth bows out of Strictly Come Dancing tonight and it needs two presenters to replace him - as Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman take the reins.

Monica Michael, 23, from North London - who was praised by judges on X Factor last night - has revealed that her step brother, who went with her to the audition, died after filming a few weeks ago.

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A neighbour complained to the council that four-year-old Joseph Bailey, from Farnborough, was invading their privacy, claiming he could spy on them from his play pirate ship.

ADAM MEMON, the head of economic research at the Centre for Policy Studies, says if Scotland votes for independence, the consequences could be vicious from John O’Groats to Land’s End.

Retired chief inspector Frank Brayford told an inquest into the deaths of 96 Liverpool fans that he was urged to 'stop putting in reports about Hillsborough', days after publishing his concerns.

A survey conducted by recruitment firm, Robert Half, found that nine in ten bosses were likely to drop an applicant from consideration if they thought the individual had moved jobs too often.

Conservation group, Birdlife International, has drawn attention to the species' plight, claiming that their population is declining at a faster rate than the dodo did before its extinction.

In an extract from No Such Thing As Failure: The Extraordinary Life Of A Great British Adventurer, the explorer describes some of the death-defying experiences he has had during his lifetime.

Photographs of Jennifer Lawrence (pictured) were shared on 4chan - the 'ninth circle of hell' where 12 million anonymous users a month can post and share photographs.

Seven-year-old Tortoiseshell - who lives at the Pensthorpe Conservation Trust in Norfolk - has given birth to two new kittens, bringing the total number of her offspring to 50

The Food Standards Agency (FSA) found higher than expected levels of acrylamide in a range of popular products. The substance, linked to cancer, develops during the cooking process.

Frances Hardy says when Amy was born she expected her to grow up to be just like her. But with Amy now a professional rugby player, her prediction could not have been more wrong.

Emily Fox (pictured) exchanged hundreds of messages with the girl while she taught PE at the Royal Masonic School for Girls in Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire.

Among the first to bag one was businessman Roger Hunt (pictured), of Worcester, who says his Hoover Spirit Pets Cylinder will be ideal for keeping the five-bedroom home spick and span. 

Pupils at Heaton Manor School (pictured), in Newcastle, were put in isolation for up to two days for wearing trousers that did not conform with the school's uniform policy.