Heartbroken Sofia Mohammed, 31, from north London, was advised by 999 call operators to ring the non-emergency number 111 after Yusuf Abdismad stopped breathing.

Andrew Hawes, 43, who calls himself 'The Turdinator', plans to dart between bushes in his local park in Leiston, Suffolk, in a bid to photograph those who do not clean up the mess.

Part of the country are already on flood watch today as western coasts face gale-force winds of 35mph and 12ft waves hitting beaches.

Tyrone Covell, 43, said he couldn't stop laughing when he saw that the customer had managed to heave the caravan onto the skip, ready for collection, in Newport, South Wales.

An independent investigation has found a major breakdown in communication and a string of missed chances led to the neglect of the child near Stockton, Teeside.

Natalie Sharp, 33, and Christine Bicknell, 49, appeared before magistrates in Croydon, south London, on the third anniversary of 12-year-old Tia's disappearance.

The veteran Marxist's hard-Left agenda of opposing welfare cuts would mean higher borrowing or extra pain for taxpayers, according to Labour criticism of the leadership contender.

More than 100 people have been evacuated from The Shard after an oven fire broke out in a restaurant on the 33rd floor of the London landmark this morning.

A chemical in Earthworms' guts called drilodefensins helps them break down a poison contained in fallen leaves called Polyphenols, which allows them to clear the countryside of leaves in Autumn.

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Billy Wilson, of Bishop Auckland, County Durham, was filmed by an accomplice sitting in a trap and repeatedly beating a horse called Marble until it fell to its knees.

Tesco shoppers can now double the value of their Clubcard vouchers and spend them in selected departments in store and online.

The first tranche of taxpayer-owned shares in the troubled bank sold for a third less than the Labour government bought them in 2008 at the height of the financial crisis.

With a shower crammed in next to the kitchen sink, this tiny studio flat in the upmarket area of West Kensington, London, has been advertised for a rent of £80-a-week.

A senior detective has claimed that Wiltshire Police was told in the 1990s that the former Conservative prime minister may have been a paedophile.

Allies of the former Tory leader, who died in 2005, have said it would be 'impossible' for a prime minister to lead a secret life as a sex offender.

Abbey Rogers and Lily Butterfield-Godwin, both 19, were killed when the car they were in smashed into a wall on their way back from the Stag Hotel in Lyndhurst, Hampshire.

Almost 1,200 jobless migrants have been given thousands of pounds to find work in the UK under an EU scheme. Britain has taken a third of the young migrants involved in 'My First EURES Job'.

Mr Burnham, 45, suggested that after a quarter of a century, MPs should retire to allow for 'new thinking' in an apparent swipe at 66-year-old Mr Corbyn who has surged in popularity.

Police mistook the
message of peace for a bomb scare and evacuated the Science Museum in London before smashing the van's windows to search for explosives.

Experts at Emory University in Atlanta used a fMRI scanner to provide the first evidence for a face-selective region in the temporal cortex of dogs.

Tamara Shape, 18, from Chelmsford, Essex, was diagnosed with scoliosis, a painful disease which results in abnormal twisting of the spine. She spent years in agony and took painkillers daily.

Stephen Martin, of Rustington, West Sussex, has been charged with two involuntary homicides by Maltese authorities after Larissa Hooley, 48, and Nigel Haines, 59, died while diving last June

Francois Alexis was at a barbecue with friends on the roof of a property near Marble Arch in central London when he fell to his death in the early hours of last Friday.

Nationwide said house prices rose by a fairly modest 0.4 per cent on the month in July, after a surprise drop of 0.2 per cent the previous month.

The Grade II-listed eight-bedroom house in Askerwell, Dorset, was chosen as a PoW camp because of the number of farms in the vicinity and was requisitioned from the local vicar in 1941.

Researchers from Maastricht University in the Netherlands say that women prefer warmer working temperatures, favouring a room of 25C (77F) compared with 22C (72F) for men.

Little Fergus Hillman, from Saltash, Cornwall, was born with a full head of thick dark long curly hair, which his mother Hayley needs needs near-constant trimming

Dr Sophie Williams, 31, is on a life-support machine after contracting Japanese encephalitis - a viral brain disease found in South East Asia and the Far East.

Hayley Pointon, 30, was not the intended target of a 'hit' when she was shot dead in Hinckley, Leicestershire, in February 2013. The bullet was instead meant for her on-off boyfriend Nigel Barwell.

The Prime Minister and Home Secretary Theresa May have left London for their holidays, leaving the Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond to chair the Cobra emergency committee on Calais.

Commons officials were unable to provide details of the refit beyond saying that it involved essential 'health and safety' work as part of a 'catering refurbishment project'.

A series of emails sent by Sidney Blumenthal, an adviser in Bill Clinton's White House, painted a bleak assessment of Mr Cameron's positioning on the world stage before he became Prime Minister.

A staff member, who worked at the star's villa near Marbella said it is believed that she suffered a stroke when going from her air-conditioned bedroom into the extreme heat on her sun terrace.

Friends of the 72-year-old said she complained of going blind and suffering arthritis in recent months, with one saying he was 'not surprised' to learn she had died at her Marbella holiday home.

Unlike one of these reality show nobodies of today, Cilla was a real star, writes her friend, comedian JIMMY TARBUCK(pictured together in 1965, above).

As Westminster awaits the publication of a controversial list of new peers, it is expected that a separate list will hand out lesser titles and honours to former MPs and ministers booted out of office.

Experts say 'generation perspiration' has been replaced with 'generation remuneration' as employees are once again focusing on their salaries rather than job security and redundancy.

Research by social shopping site Shopa found that 60 per cent of people crowd-source opinion before buying. The study revealed that online approval is the ultimate fashion must-have.

In the first half of this year alone, cases at crown court of fraud against family members involved sums totalling £2.1million - compared with £440,000 a year earlier.

Yanis Varoufakis said that Mr Obama told him that he was against the policy used by the Chancellor - also claiming Mr Osborne agreed with him on 'everything' he said when they met for a private lunch

In meetings held behind closed doors last week, officials discussed removing up to 37 treatments from the Cancer Drugs Fund list because it is running out of money.

In its assessment of sport in Britain, the Department for Culture Media and Sport warned that lack of exercise kills as many people as smoking.

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Previously doctors thought that men and women had roughly similar prospects after a heart attack and this research is the first to take into account women's longer average life expectancy.