Charity founder Camila Batmanghelidjh, pictured today, claimed today there has been a campaign against those attempting to expose child sex abuse by powerful people.

The former Prime Minister is known to have spent time with Savile and his friend Peter Jaconelli, pictured together, who between them abused dozens of children in Scarborough.

Scotland Yard chief Sir Bernard-Hogan Howe warned of growing numbers travelling to Syria, adding it was 'impossible to understand' why people tried to take children to join ISIS.

Horrifically injured locals are pictured wandering along flattened streets strewn with corpses in the western Japanese city only hours after the nuclear bomb, nicknamed 'Little Boy', was dropped.

Samantha Such, pictured, appeared at Birmingham Crown Court and admitted three charges of theft and one charge of fraud by abuse of position of trust. The 24-year-old was jailed for nine months.

Frankie O'Dwyer, 15, from Swindon has been accused of 33 allegations of anti-social behaviour since November. He was given Interim Anti-Social Behaviour Injunction on Tuesday.

Sarah Rout, 29, said she faced 'fat-shaming' on a daily basis when picking up her seven-year-old son from school in Holbeach, Lincs - but that she needs to stay big so she can still be a plus-sized model.

Research from the London based Sutton Trust suggests that former independent school pupils may have more confidence to ask for a pay rise or promotion in the work place.

Fabian Bolin 28, who is also known for his role in web sci-fi show Kosmos, was diagnosed with leukaemia, cancer of the blood, on July 1 and admitted: 'There is a risk that I will not survive.'

The average home still costs almost £13,000 more than a year ago, at £198,833, with prices up 7.9 per cent annually, according to Halifax.

The report, called Supply and Desire: Sexuality and the Sex Industry in the 21st Century, was conducted by sociologist Dr Catherine Hakim and states that prostitution could 'help to reduce sexual crime rates'.

Party leadership frontrunner Jeremy Corbyn revealed he would back a 'supply arrangement' with the Scottish Nationalists if Labour could form a minority government.

The Daily Mail's Jan Moir gave the production five stars and said the 39-year-old Sherlock star Benedict Cumberbatch was 'electrifying' in his 'Hamlet in a hoodie'.

Thousands of people are expected to descend on Newquay in Cornwall over the next five days for a surf and music festival which brings millions of pounds into the local economy.

The report by website Rightmove, which asked people how they feel about where they live, put provincial towns in each of the top five slots, with Shrewsbury coming in second place.

Many couples find the steamy antics in Fifty Shades of Grey more intimidating than inspiring, a new survey for Relate, the relationship charity, found.

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.

Exams regulator Ofqual said more teenagers are taking biology, chemistry, physics and computer science at both A-level and GCSE, with a higher proportion also taking further maths.

Experts say the meagre savings were because shoppers were still only doing part of their shopping at the budget retailers, choosing to buy the bulk of their groceries at traditional chains.

The trial will begin at a branch in Mottram, Greater Manchester, before the company decides whether to take it nationwide. The chain is tackling competition from upmarket burger restaurants.

The former Royal Air Force base at Manston is set to be used as a lorry park in a bid to ease queuing on the M20 motorway in Kent caused by Operation Stack, due to the chaos in Calais.

Ministers are bringing in a 5p charge for plastic bags from October to cut their use. However, a YouGov survey has revealed a consumer backlash against the charge.

David Cameron's ties to founder Camila Batmanghelidjh came under scrutiny as figures showed the charity's number of staff ballooned fourfold in just seven years.

A national police investigation into child abuse allegations against Sir Edward Heath is to be launched after detectives received 'a number of calls' following an appeal for alleged victims.

Party leadership frontrunner Jeremy Corbyn revealed he would back a 'supply arrangement' with the Scottish Nationalists if Labour could form a minority government.

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Two-thirds of parents suffer unhappiness when their first baby arrives - with the greatest effect on well-educated and older mothers and fathers, a study shows.

Researchers from Bournemouth University have warned that dementia is often striking those considered young adding they believe pollution from cars and aeroplanes is to blame.

The drug - which costs $300 (£192) per injection - was developed by experts at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Centre in Dallas.

As the Great British Bake Off returned to TV screens, there was drama in the tent as Dorret's Black Forest gateau collapsed into puddles of cocoa goo right in front of host Sue Perkins

The travel guide includes shots of jihadis enjoying a swim in an Olympic-sized pool in Mosul, Iraq, and others of tranquil scenes including a sheep farmers' market and a jihadi beekeeper at work.