Three million Muslims in the UK will break their fast with lavish sundown meals during the Islamic holy month, which began last Thursday and ends with the Eid celebration on June 18 this year.

The DJ will make eight episodes of the chat show, which was a hit in the Nineties before being resurrected earlier this month for what was said to be a one-off special.

Kay Browning, 25, from Tiverton, Devon, underwent NHS-funded surgery this month but says he wants to remain anatomically as a woman until he and his partner can conceive.

A 17-year-old boy and two men, aged 21 and 43, have been arrested on suspicion of murder in connection with the house fire in Langley Mill, Derbyshire, which killed three people.

Punters cheered and hollered as Frances Kennedy performed her four-minute song at a packed pub as Cahersiveen, Ireland hosted the Fleadh Cheoil Chiarrai music festival.

Firefighters were forced to use an angle grinder to remove the hardened-steel lock after the man, aged in his 20s, was marched into Coventry Fire Station by his angry mother.

Designer clothing topping the list of the most costly mistakes by Britons who struggle with basic conversions, with one in four tourists running out of cash abroad due to a currency miscalculation.

Doctors have warned that wearing skinny jeans - which have become enormously popular in the past decade and worn by the likes of Kate Middleton - could seriously damage your health.

Unruly visitors will be hit with fines by the weekend as the Spanish tourist resort - a magnet for young holidaymakers looking for sun, sand and sex - cracks down on anti-social behaviour.

People from the UK now make up now make up a quarter of those brought before the Calais courts in human trafficking cases, according to a French deputy prosecutor.

Just 64 per cent of homes in England and Wales are now owner-occupied - down five per cent in 10 years, according to a new analysis published by the Office for National Statistics.

This is nearly six times the national average of £2,033, and some £2,000 ahead of the area in second place, Westminster, where one square metre of a property costs £9,571.

The tiny outbuilding in the grounds of a North London pub is where gang members are thought to have plotted the Hatton Garden jewel robbery and stored their equipment for the raid.

The Grade II* listed bridge in central London, has been relisted on the National Heritage List to include information on the role played by women in its construction from 1937 to 1945.

Other ideas for HS2, whose first phase will run from London to Birmingham from 2026, included guarantee seats and music and high-quality local food at stations.

Britain's dysfunctional justice system is providing a 'world-beating service' to rich foreigners but 'failing' our own victims of crime, Michael Gove will say today.

The Prime Minister revealed the struggle to get his daughter 'school ready' before term starts, as the government considers allowing parents to delay young children starting school for a year.

Mr Hammond last week banned the flag being flown from the Foreign Office and British embassies but today Cabinet Office Matthew Hancock said it would be seen over Whitehall.

Despite the fact that peers enjoy subsidised food and drink - including 'prawn and lobster meat folded into Avugar caviar' for just £10 - they have lodged a number of complaints with catering chiefs.

Possession of all drugs, including heroin and cocaine, would be decriminalised under radical plans tabled by the Liberal Democrats today.

GPs are being given a step-by-step guide to spotting cancer following concerns that diagnosis delays are costing 10,000 lives a year.

David Cameron has been forced to defend his determination to limit the number of people coming to Britain for work, as Dr Mark Porter (pictured) accused him of 'playing games' with health policy.

Also on the list are a £49.99 Tumbling Stuart animatronic soft toy based on the Minion film character, a £59.99 Nerf Modulus dart blaster and the £99.99 Real FX is a slotless racing game.

The intrepid archaeologist played by Harrison Ford (pictured) topped the poll of 10,000 fans, with Breaking Bad's Walter White voted number one greatest TV character of all time by Empire magazine readers.

Ministers last night threatened to get tough with firms paying 'poverty wages', as they prepared for a Budget assault on Britain's £30billion tax credits bill.

Peacekeeping missions will be counted as defence spending for the first time to ensure the UK is 'comfortably over' the Nato expenditure target, it emerged yesterday.

You can hardly blame Iain Duncan Smith for occasionally exploding. The Left are extremely irritating when it comes to welfare cuts. We will therefore forgive him becoming so batey.

The British Chambers of Commerce, which represents tens of thousands of firms, said we must not 'sleepwalk into an ever closer union' and the 'regulatory burdens' imposed by EU.

The percentage of British women who did not work or worked part-time 'due to personal and family responsibilities' was 12.5 per cent, almost twice as high as the EU average of 6.3 per cent.

Children are becoming so glued to screens that nearly a quarter think video games are a form of exercise, a survey has found. Future generations are at risk of becoming 'hostages to handheld devices.'

Leading members of the British Medical Association have warned that Britain's licensing system and medical procedures are not keeping pace with the nation's ageing population.

By making children write lines and highlighting their bad behaviour, teachers are making them 'famous' among other students, says  Paul Dix, a former teacher and behaviour management expert.

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The patch - a thin square no bigger than a penny - is covered with more than one hundred tiny needles, each about the size of an eyelash that can automatically release insulin when needed.

Sisters Lily (pictured) and Shelly Wu, aged six and seven, died in hospital after being hit by a car in Handsworth, Birmingham, as they walked with their mother Zhu Lan and their two siblings.

Non-identical twins Benjamin (right) and Theo Storey were born six weeks early at Arrowe Park hospital in Wirral and are together again after Theo came through two days in intensive care.

Christopher Watson, 32, from South Tyneside, whose nose was bitten off on his work Christmas party night out has had it rebuilt using skin from his forehead.

Nazar Singh, from Sunderland, thought to be Europe's oldest man has died just two weeks after he celebrated his 111th birthday with a pint of Stella and a drop of whisky.

Speaking in Turin, Francis criticised the way those with power failed to act despite intelligence indicating that minority groups were being transported to Nazi concentration camps.