The motorist behind the wheel of the car was spotted driving with snow covering the front of the car on the M60 over Barton Bridge in Greater Manchester.

John Chilcot told David Cameron it will be 'some further months' before he can publish his report. Launched six years ago, Sir John's inquiry is expected to criticise dozens of senior figures.

Sir Jeremy Heywood, pictured, who was responsible for negotiating which documents the Iraq Inquiry panel can publish, will be grilled next week by a Commons committee.

The Prime Minister said the report's conclusions would have been published 'years ago' had it not been for Labour MPs blocking the plans.

Ed Miliband claims his policy will raise £1.2bn a year for the NHS on homes worth more than £2m, but the Centre for Economic and Business Research says it is 'improbable' that they would raise so much.

Europe was last night poised to start printing billions of euros in a bid to prop up the region's moribund economy. The European Central Bank will provide £40b a month for up to two years.

The BBC adaptation of Hilary Mantel's novels hit screens last night. But some viewers were left in the dark - and not just because of the plot, writes CHRISTOPHER STEVENS.

These amazing images from the 1960s feature children dipping their hands in boiling water, cutting open batteries and using sharp knives without supervision in the name of science.

The bird (pictured) was on the receiving end of a pull stroke from Perth batsman Adam Voges during Wednesday's T20 Big Bash League at Melbourne Cricket Ground.

Lord Oakeshott of Seagrove Bay (pictured) resigned last year after he was accused of plotting against his leader by paying for private research showing Mr Clegg would lose his seat.

Stay-at-home fathers are increasing almost as fast as stay-at-home mothers are declining. The number of men looking after kids grew by 15,000 while the number of women declined by 20,000.

According to new research, the risky position is to blame for half of all penile fractures that occur during sex.

Researchers from Washington University in St Louis found friends are able to observe personality traits accurately enough to predict early death decades down the road.

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Despite public health campaigns urging a daily 20-minute workout, experts from Toulouse University Hospital, say people should focus on the benefits of small increases in activity.

EXCLUSIVE: In his strongest attack yet, Mr Alexander told MailOnline he relishes going head to head with his Tory boss in debates about why he wants to cut spending year after year after year'.

The PM admitted he sounded 'very old' after telling a radio station he could not understand 'why everybody is interested in the Kardashians' - and preferred Brian Ferry to pop stars like Jay Z.

Ukip health spokesman Louise Bours slapped down Nigel Farage after he suggested the NHS may need to be privatised to cope with the growing pressure on the health budget.

Sidney Doel had invited loved ones including some of his 14 great-grandchildren to lunch at his care home, in Plymouth, Devon to mark the milestone.

In 1903, the year Gladys Hooper, 112, was born, Arthur Balfour was Prime Minister, Edward VII was proclaimed Emperor of India and the Wright brothers made the first powered flight.

Martin Lewis, pictured, said the man gripped him at the neck by his coat and shoved him hard before a launching a foul-mouthed tirade at around 9am this morning in London's Waterloo Station.

Dave O'Callaghan and Jane Hammond didn't meet each other until they were 17 because they grew up on different sides of Exeter, but by 21 they were engaged, and at 22 they tied the knot.

This is the moment when two women, aged 53 and 72, were left motionless on the pavement after being struck by a falling scaffolding pole in the heart of London's financial district.

Accounts worker Jennifer Ward, 51, from York, used vouchers that she was supposed to destroy to fund a six-year crime spree, alongside her partner Alistair Lobban, 54.

The notorious 77-year-old wrote the letter from his bed at Ashworth psychiatric hospital in Merseyside. In it he complains of ill health - and still expresses no remorse for the killings.

Timmy Donovan, who was wanted on a European Arrest Warrant over the death of Pc Neil Doyle, was held on suspicion of murder, Merseyside Police said.

Dramatic CCTV footage has been released by police of the moment six masked raiders used their cars to ram-raid the Milton Keynes headquarters of Formula 1 team Red Bull.

Lloyd, 22, of Narberth, west Wales, sent his ex-girlfriend abusive messages when she begged him to take down a picture and video of a 'sexual nature' he put online, a court heard

The Wayford Bridge Inn (pictured) and the Acle Bridge Inn on the Norfolk Broads and the Chequers Inn and Lifeboat Inn in Thornham, Norfolk are set to be sold off.

The bizarre photobombing incident happened as ITV journalist Romilly Weeks reported from outside Westminster in London for the lunchtime bulletin.

Jacqui Burke, 50, wanted to give her fashion school in Dunbar, East Lothian, a unique touch by painting the front doors in an eye-catching colour after she moved in last September.

Victoria Wasteney, 37, was disciplined for alleged bullying and harassment after Enya Nawaz, 25, told managers at East London NHS Trust that Miss Wasteney had tried to convert her to Christianity.

Determined to reach her horse in its paddock, Hilary Stephens shovels away snow to clear the way for her car. The wintry scene in the Peak District mirrored that in many parts of the North yesterday.

Warwick Art Gallery, in Queensland, Australia, hosted the installation, with the floor alone being made up of more than six kilograms of yarn.

The Ibaloi people, an ancient race from the Philippines, smoked their dead dry for months to mummify them - giving them their firey nickname.

Angelica the ape was filmed in her enclosure at the Zoological Wildlife Foundation in Miami, Florida, sorrowfully putting one hand to her eyes.

Photographer Robert Postma from Yukon, Canada, travelled to the Canol Road to take the spectacular pictures, which show five military trucks abandoned at the foot of a brightly coloured hill.