Animal rights fanatics are threatening to create 'havoc' in Sainsbury's supermarkets in an attempt to halt the badger cull.

France and Germany have slammed the European Commission plan to redistribute migrants around Europe. They insist the plan doesn't take into account their previous efforts to admit migrants.

Jeremy Hunt will today unveil a package of tough measures to end the scandal of NHS fat cat pay. He is warning that the salary and perks pocketed by some executives are unjustifiable.

One in seven mothers said they were not as upset as they thought they would be after their children flew the nest, and a third said they were 'relaxed' about the life change, according to a survey.

Britain's Got Talent's Jules O'Dwyer has denied she cheated the public after it was revealed the dog which won the final was switched for a look-alike stunt double.

Boris Johnson warned David Cameron last night that he must be prepared to 'walk away' from Europe if he fails to get a good deal for Britain.

Jonathan Fisher spoke out as ministers confirmed they had dropped a threat to sever ties with Strasbourg, as revealed by the Mail last week.

The Prime Minister said he would honour his election pledge to protect child benefit for the next five years, despite pressure to find £12billion in savings from the welfare budget.

The Prime Minister admitted it will 'take time' to get plans right to offer 30 hours free childcare per week to three and four -year-olds when they come into force early from September next year.

Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe said the standard of the new annual police fitness test is too low and that those who fail should be kicked out.

Experts hope NHS rationing body NICE will approve the drugs soon - despite their cost - to enable more women to live longer with the disease and possibly be cured.

Thousands of women are thought to have been unfairly excluded from using hormone replacement therapy because GPs worry the drug might raise the risk of heart problems.

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Members of large families say they are more satisfied with their lives than others, and have stronger personal relationships, according to the latest official research into the causes of contentment.

Here, in a remarkable new diary of his life, NICK ROBINSON describes with touching candour the terror of his battle and his determination to continue telling the truth about our elected leaders.

Ms Cooper, appearing on the BBC's Andrew Marr show, said she still believed the Conservative manifesto commitments were wrong, despite this month's thumping election victory.

The Electoral Reform Society, which has spent 130 years campaigning for proportional representation, claimed last month's election result was the most disproportionate in history.

Paul Martin, 37, was pushing his bike over the railway tracks in Gloucestershire when he was hit by the passenger train, which had sounded its horn three times.

In her animation, Tegan Vincent-Cooke, 13, from Bristol, describes how she feels anxious and isolated when other pupils at school stare at her due to her cerebral palsy.

Terrified of being a bald bride, Ellie Baker, 35, from Plymouth, was forced to use clever hair extensions to cover gaping bald patches after her hair began falling out in clumps.

Finance manager Dionne Russell, 46, was trapped in Central Six retail park in Coventry as she tried to make her way home after shopping for 40 minutes.

Barbara King and her husband, Tommy, took in two young girls aged seven and 11 at different times around 50 years ago to abuse in their home in Litherfield, Merseyside.

Jonas Armstrong, 34, was arrested after police saw his black Audi S5 Coupe with its engine running outside a garage in Blackpool in January.

Malcolm Layfield, 63, Castlefield, Manchester, is said to have committed the offence in the back of his car during the trip after he plied his alleged victim with alcohol in the early 1980s.

Peter Adlington, 50, of Newport, was convicted of the attempted murder of Michelle Williams, 48, just hours after she told him their 20 year relationship was over. He was jailed for 15 years at court yesterday.

Jude Lebaga, 36, seriously injured his girlfriend, a heavily pregnant mother and three other people after ploughing an Audi into another vehicle on a busy flyover in Dagenham, Essex.

The expletive-laden rant was caught on camera by the cyclist, after the Land Rover Discovery 4 driven by master butcher Jason Wells appeared to attempt to overtake him in south-west London.

It had been thought the trio would all leave the BBC after Jeremy Clarkson was dropped by the corporation for his now-infamous 'fracas' with a producer over a hot dinner

The Highland Black 8 Year Old Scotch Whisky was among several bottles sold at the budget supermarket which have been given a string of awards at two high-profile competitions.

The book, called Grey, is a reworking of the original book by British author EL James which was a worldwide hit and inspired a hit film and a surge of erotic  'mummy porn' novels.

Those learning how to work in stations were told that informing customers of a deal to save them £2 a day travelling from Reading to London would 'cause problems' if 'everybody did it'

Winston, a six-year-old yellow Labrador and one-year-old lizard Kammer from Oklahoma do everything together, including eating their meals in matching bowls and playing in their garden.

Don't be fooled by its muted exterior, this £3.75million Knightsbrige mews house is called 'Tutti Frutti' and every one of its rooms is covered in brightly coloured stripes.

The lavish London apartments in the Grade II listed development will allow residents to call on a Harrods concierge day and night to fetch luxury items from the upmarket store (pictured).

Speaking at a Singapore security conference, Rao Inderjit Singh (pictured) said that with billions in the bank and contact with Pakistani arms dealers, it is feasible that ISIS could buy a nuclear bomb.

Francis attacked the 'scourge' of abortion after meeting severely ill children and their parents in the Vatican, where he praised the families, saying terminations are a 'false solution.'