The teenager from Blackburn, Lancashire, who cannot be named but is thought to be the youngest person charged with Islamist-related terror offences in the UK, was arrested last weekend.

The nation may be waiting on tenterhooks for the new royal baby, but the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have apparently been taking parenthood second time round in their stride.

An American tabloid is claiming Charles and Diana have a secret daughter called Sarah who was brought up in the States, the result of a doctor going rogue with a fertilised embryo.

High tech filming equipment including drones, cranes and steady cams are increasingly being used at high end weddings to produce cinematic videos.

Food writer MARTIN ISARK compared Poundland's prices with its supermarket rivals - with surprising results.

The gang were caught after their yacht, named the Makayabella, was stormed by the Irish Navy (pictured guarding the cocaine) 200 miles off the south-west coast of Ireland in September.

Bradley Parkes, 16, is fighting for his life in a coma after being driven to attempt suicide following months of bullying by a gang in Coventry who slashed him in the face.

Samantha Crossland, pictured, received a 12-month community order and ordered to to 180 hours' unpaid work after she admitted stealing £22,000 from the Child's Play nursery in Dewsbury.

The plunge in temperature means Britain will go from being hotter than Turkey and Ibiza to colder than Moscow, Stockholm and Finland in a matter of days.

SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon, pictured, last night admitted she understands concerns of English voters about her party being involved in a coalition government.

Labour leader Ed Miliband, pictured, has hired a leadership guru to help him feel less anxious and enable him to improve his communications skills. A Labour spokesman refused to comment.

To woo ethnic minority voters, Mr Cameron will say the Tories are the party for people from all backgrounds who want to get on and that the first black MP will be Conservative.

Global banking giant HSBC will consider moving its headquarters out of the UK, chairman Douglas Flint will reveal today, with rumours that it could also relaunch the Midland banking brand.

Shaker Aamer, ho has a British wife and four children in London, is likely to be transferred to an undisclosed country over the summer, probably in June, it has been revealed.

Angela Merkel threw down the gauntlet to David Cameron last night and said large countries should be prepared to accept more asylum seekers.

Kim Woodward has been appointed head chef at the five star art deco Grill, which has hosted lunches for the likes of prime ministers, musicians and captains of industry for decades.

Simon Wood, 38, battled it out against Emma Spitzer and Tony Rodd as they were challenged to cook judges John Torode and Gregg Wallace a three-course meal in three hours.

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Buying into a sub-post office is often seen as an attractive option, but for some the dream has turned into a nightmare after they were branded thieves - despite having done nothing wrong.

The Trussell Trust asks for a 'donation' from churches and community groups which want to open a food bank which will be spent on staff, branding, PR advice and relationships with supermarkets.

The Domestic Goddess is back. After the divorce, the trial and flirtation with U.S. TV, Nigella Lawson is enjoying life once more and has a spring in her step, writes SEBASTIAN SHAKESPEARE

The Labour leader has been touring the country with a lectern in an attempt to make him appear more statesmanlike. Mr Miliband even stood behind the prop during a speech in the middle of a field.

The Scottish First Minister said she would work with Labour to form an anti-Tory alliance in the Commons regardless of how many MPs David Cameron wins on May 7.

EXCLUSIVE: Nigel Farage said claims the party is racist have stopped many supporters - including internationally acclaimed rock stars and billionaires - from backing him publicly.

In a survey of 1,000 adults by private chef hiring service ChefXChange, it looked at the differences between dinner party guests in the 70s and 80s and those who attend such events today.

In a new pilot study, the test picked up cancer cells in 80 per cent of 42 patients with ovarian cancer - an 'encouraging' breakthrough as the disease is often diagnosed too late for a cure.

It is estimated that the parents of some 80,000 children learned last week that they had not got their first choice of school, while the parents of around 20,000 pupils had all their preferences totally ignored.

Laid by the elephant bird, the rare egg could be 800 years old and is expected to fetch up to £50,000 at auction at Sotheby's in London on Thursday.

The attack began at sea, before we could even spy land. The 15in guns on our flagship, the Queen Elizabeth, opened fire and what a noise it was, rather like an express train going through a tunnel, writes, Norman Woodcock, pictured.

When my great-grandfather Brigadier-General Lord Longford, pictured, came to fight - and die - at Gallipoli a century ago, he was deeply excited at the thought of sailing to Troy.

Historian Stephen Chambers has collected more than 100 rare photographs, many taken by the troops themselves, which have been released to mark the centenary of the First World War.

The diaries of Petty Officer David Fyffe and Captain John Dancy give a chilling glimpse of the First World War campaign on the Western Front, which will have its centenary marked tomorrow.

Khalid Rashad, 61, was charged earlier today following an investigation into the death of Abdul Hadi Arwani - an outspoken critic of the Assad regime who was shot dead this month.

The 48-year-old mother from Cornwall lost her battle with breast cancer earlier this month. Lady Justice King (pictured) ruled the five-year-old girl should live with close family friends.

Murdered nursing student Karen Buckley, 24, (pictured) disappeared after a night out in Glasgow. She died of head and neck injuries, according to her death certificate.

This is the moment that a lone shopkeeper was stabbed as he bravely grappled with an armed raider who had jumped over the counter of the convenience store in Flixton, Manchester.

Residents complained that the block of 14 flats in Bath city centre was three feet higher and four feet wider than the approved plans. Council said it 'breached' planning control and ordered it to be bulldozed.

The cyclist was being hunted by police after he allegedly ploughed into pedestrian Andrea McVeigh in Bermondsey, south London, sending her crashing face-first into the pavement.

Presenter Charlie Stayt's embarrassing spelling error was spotted by eagle-eyed BBC Breakfast viewers during a live report from a primary school in Southampton, Hampshire.

Michael Gridley, 26, was jailed after running the scam where stock including alcohol, cigarettes and DVDs were taken from the store in Basildon, Essex.

The 1954 Bentley R-Type Continental Fastback, originally commissioned by a Welsh racing driver, was estimated to sell for around £200,000 by auctioneers.