Expectant mother Vanessa Challess, 39, fears she may end up giving birth on the side of the M20 in Kent if Operation Stack continues to cause traffic jams and delays as a result of the Calais crisis.

In London the total more than doubled in a year, while there were also increases in Greater Manchester, Merseyside, and West Midlands. Crimes reported included assault and arson.

He was named Cecil after Cecil Rhodes, the British mining magnate, having first been spotted in 2008 at a place called White Man's Watering Hole inside Zimbabwe's famous Hwange National Park.

Dr. Walter Palmer, the Minnesota dentist who has achieved worldwide notoriety for killing the most famous lion in Africa paid out $127,500 in 2009 to settle a sexual harassment claim.

Professional hunter Theo Bronkhorst and local landowner Honest Ndlovu allegedly assisted Walter Palmer, who has since received death threats, catch and kill the lion in Zimbabwe.

Moscow's secret services even suggested a 19-year-old David Cameron and his Eton travelling friend, far from meriting the attention of Communist spies, had simply been the target of a gay pick-up.

David Cameron, pictured today, has said he will press ahead with plans to hand out more peerages to boost Conservative representation in the Upper Chamber.

Many health trust bosses also recently imposed strict policies requiring people to lose weight or give up smoking before undergoing vital medical procedures, in an attempt to ration them.

Gone for ever, one hopes, are the days when, under the Liverpool Care Pathway, an elderly and sick patient effectively died of thirst, writes DR TONY COLE, chairman of the Medical Ethics Alliance.

Professor Allan Pacey, a Sheffield University fertility expert, said: 'We haven' t got a time machine we can put people in....that's just a blunt reality. Everyone thinks you can wait - this shows you can't.'

In landmark research, British scientists in Cambridge have shown that the most common cancer among men in the UK can be classified into five types, depending on its DNA.

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The graphic was compiled by The Renegade Pharmacist, a blog run by a former UK pharmacist Niraj Naik and includes a seven-stop breakdown.

Unison, which has 1.3million members, said the leftwinger's anti-austerity message had 'resonated' with public sector workers, in a blow to Andy Burnham and Yvette Cooper.

As a poll suggested she would be narrowly beaten by Mr Corbyn in the leadership race, Miss Cooper warned the wrong choice would 'condemn our world to a Tory future'.

As Mr Cameron toured the city state's Botanic Gardens, Downing Street welcomed the naming of the flower it described as having petals that were 'a shade of blue' but in fact looked more like purple.

David Dawson, a retired jeweller from Milton, Staffordshire, has suffered from kidney failure since the age of 16 and has had dialysis three times a week since being 22.

Paramedics were called to the home in Gastard, near Corsham, Wiltshire, at around 11.40am on Tuesday, after the child was discovered face down in the water.

Benny Collins, 40, went to rescue his son when he began to be dragged out to sea by a hidden current at Three Cliffs Bay in Gower, Swansea.

Seanin Smith, 23, from County Down, Northern Ireland, has a condition that affects the connective tissues. She has been rushed to hospital 14 times in the last two years and takes 39 tablets every day.

Gary O'Donoghue, a solicitor at EMW Law firm, disappeared during a celebration friends had thrown for him at an apartment in Shoreditch, east London, in January this year.

Daniel McBride, 44, of Southampton, Hampshire, has been found guilty of killing 'vulnerable' Majella Lynch, 51, in a 'perverted sexual assault' by a jury at Winchester Crown Court today.

Muhammad Naviede, who was jailed for nine years after a £45million fraud, died when his Piper Tomahawk aircraft plummeted into a field near Padbury, Buckinghamshire.

Jamie Brown, 37, told of how his family's five-year-old cat Freddie narrowly avoided death after consuming ecstasy. In total, 44 cats have been poisoned in Boston, Lincolnshire.

Kamel Bourgass (left) is serving life for murdering a policeman and his role in the 2002 Ricin terrorist plot. 'Liquid bomber' Tanvir Hussain (right) was jailed over planned attacks on flights to America

Mohammed Ali, from Liverpool, negotiated the deal on Dark Web in encrypted exchanges with a man called Psychochem - unaware that the dealer was in fact an FBI agent.

Courtney Randles, 26, lived a champagne lifestyle in a luxury apartment in Liverpool while her boyfriend Christopher Kenny worked as a major drug dealer across the UK.

Cheryl Brooks, 45, was pictured stroking a leopard in Thailand, visiting the Sydney Opera House and singing karaoke in India as she and her partner jetted to a number of exotic destinations.

The unnamed Norfolk Constabulary officer was photographed while on duty as Prince Charles and Camilla enjoyed the Sandringham flower show.

Beaurish Tigere, 20, went to primary and secondary schools in York, and won a place at Northumbria University. But she was told her immigration status meant she was not eligible for a student loan.

Harry Clarke, who was behind the wheel of the truck when it ploughed into shoppers, collapsed while working for First Bus in 2010 - but failed to disclose it when he started working at the council.

Labour MP Barry Gardiner said he had tried to co-ordinate a response after the 22-year-old man from west London left his home on Monday night, apparently bound for Syria via Paris and Turkey.

Laurence Gibson was flying back to London Stansted from Gdansk in Poland with his partner Matt when the window reveal fell out of the frame as the aircraft came into land.

Neil Annals worked for the London force's Diplomatic Protection Group and wanted leave so he and his wife, PC Grainne O'Reilly, could temporarily relocate to New Zealand

Organisers of the #NoLambWeek campaign insist they do not want to orchestrate roadblocks or burn bridges 'like the French' but want to highlight the collapse in the amount they receive.

Meirion Jones claims whistleblowers have been either squeezed out or moved into dead-end roles after they helped expose the paedophile.

The Whitney-on-Wye Toll Bridge in Herefordshire was built in 1797 and is one of only eight privately-owned toll bridges in the UK, which is exempt from tax and brings in an annual income of £100,000.

While this KTM X-Bow might look like it belongs to the masked superhero, it was a young man who was spotted sitting behind the wheel as the supercar cruised through the streets of Knightsbridge today.

Hungry lionesses and cubs stood proud of the dinner they had hunted at Singita Game Reserve but soon the pride's dominant male moved in to take his share and teach the cubs a lesson.

Dutch airline KLM has teamed up with Delft University of Technology to produce concept designs that burn cryogenic hydrogen.