Details of the proposal emerged following the arrest of a Sudanese migrant who evaded French security and ran almost the entire length of the 31-mile tunnel before being caught in Kent.

The £7million private jet carrying Bin Laden's stepmother and half-sister also issued six warning alerts before it plunged into a car auction site in Hampshire on Friday, an initial report found.

Scientists at the National University in the US studied how 102 parents dealt with their children when they were naughty and found the naughty step was one of the least effective approaches.

The Bank of England expects weekly wages to increase by three per cent this year, with governor Mark Carney saying the economy is growing and unemployment has fallen substantially.

On Wednesday morning Radio 4 put out a programme which ran flatly counter to the BBC's normal party line on one of its very favourite subjects, global warming, writes CHRISTOPHER BOOKER.

The Labour leadership frontrunner was repeatedly asked by BBC Radio Ulster if he wanted to criticise the IRA's atrocities during the Troubles - and each time he sidestepped the question.

Scripps researchers found a single injection of early drug candidate called blebbistatin cured animals. Researchers hope to first use the drug to treat meth addicts.

Leading cancer surgeon Joseph Meirion Thomas (pictured) has been made to quit the Royal Marsden Hospital in London after being told he brought the institution into 'disrepute'.

The husband told an Algerian court that he was so shocked after seeing his bride's face the day after their wedding that he failed to even recognise her - accusing her of being a thief that had broken in.

Alan Yentob (pictured with Camila Batmanghelidjh) is celebrating 47 years at the BBC. And with a salary of £330,000, it's easy to see why he has never left, writes GEOFFREY LEVY.

He launched what was described as 'a verbal attack' on BBC special news correspondent Lucy Manning, who was compiling a report into allegations of sexual abuse at the charity.

SIMON BARNES: I hope no one touched the 6ft 5in fast bowler Stuart Broad during those blessed minutes. Any hand would have been blistered with third-degree burns.

Gary Neville is to miss the start of the Barclays Premier League season for Sky after his father, Neville, suffered a heart attack on his way to Australia.

Apprentice star Karren Brady's club, West Ham United, is paying just £15million towards t he £272million cost of converting the venue of the London 2012 Games (pictured).

The 'prominent' sportsman, who has appeared in adverts and held positions of responsibility in his sport, got a High Court injunction banning him or his lover being named.

The carburetor inside Harrison Ford's vintage Second World War broke and rotated, a report says, flooding the engine with fuel meaning it cut out during takeoff in California back in March.

Viewers have weighed in on the latest BGG scandal, with Twitter users enraged to find that their favourite appliance, KitchenAid, had been replaced with Kenwood kMix, in the BBC One series.

A premium tax charged on all car, pet and buildings and contents policies will soar by almost 60 per cent and could add almost £100 to a family's (file photo) annual insurance bill.

Gloucestershire Police said it has spoken to an alleged victim as it emerged a national police investigation into child abuse allegations against the former premier is to be launched within days.

Lee Rukin, of Cleveland Police, pictured, suffered a fractured eye socket and cheek bone when he had his 'face smashed in' by the partner of a colleague with whom he had an affair.

The caller, who phoned into Vanessa Feltz's programme on BBC London, was unmasked by Underground managing director Nick Brown as RMT representative Jared Wood.

The Earl of Cardigan, 62, has been in and out of court after becoming embroiled in a row with trustees and employees at his the 4,500 acre Savernake Estate in Wiltshire.

Nivolumab, a lung cancer drug that could extend the lives of thousands. is being launched in the UK for the first time today but NHS patients will be denied access to the drug for at least a year.

The 49-year-old called for the 're-wilding' of children who spend too much time playing with gadgets. She said that parents have a vital role in teaching children how to have fun in the garden or at the park.

Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, the chairman of Iran's powerful Expediency Council, said the U.S. and NATO's invasion of Afghanistan will be to blame for an impending 'third world war'.

The women were being held in the ISIS stronghold of Mosul, Iraq, and refused to take part in the perversely-named practice of 'sexual jihad', according to a Kurdish official stationed in the same city (file photo).

Lara Trump, the wife of Donald's son Eric, shared an image of herself, Ivanka Trump's husband Jared, his sister Ivanka Trump, her husband Jared and her half-sister Tiffany.

Prompted by debate moderator Megyn Kelly to comment on the claim, Bush said, 'it's not true' - but copped to criticising Trump's language as 'divisive' in the past.

A Japanese study has revealed the Reclinervellus Nielseni wasp can conrol the mind and body of their spider hosts,forcing them to build webs which are 40 times stronger than usual.

Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe rejected bizarre attempts by some forces to scale back investigations, including only attempting to solve break-ins at even-numbered homes.

Waiting for trains that will continue their journey on to western European nations like Germany and France, the migrants were photographed at a run-down train station in the town Gevgelija.

A French police chief said officers in Calais believe members of British activist group No Borders are among those 'manipulating' migrants into using more aggressive tactics.

New data shows a sharp rise in silver social surfers in the last three years. Between 2012 and 2015, the proportion of people aged 55 to 64 using social networking sites has doubled.

Nafees Hamid, a spinal surgery specialist, had abused his trusted status to abuse women while working at Birmingham's Queen Elizabeth and Priory hospitals.

Christopher Reilly, 62, was jailed for 27 weeks at Preston Crown Court after falsely claiming disability benefits while working as a security guard at the £30,000-a-year Stonyhurst College in Lancashire.

This is the moment a London bus driver who was drafted in to deal with the congestion caused by the Tube strike lost his temper with commuters and told a passenger to 'shut your f****** pie hole'

David Shingler, 54, was found in his Suzuki car in Oulton, Staffordshire, on May 26 after taking a large bottle of the highly toxic powder from his place of work and swallowing it.

Called the LG Wine Smart, the handset has a 3.2-inch colour touch screen and runs Android Lollipop 5.1. It also has physical buttons and a 3.2mp camera, and is expected to cost around $170 (£109).

Fans of The Daily Show began lining up at dawn for a chance to get tickets to see the final taping of the Comedy Central show as Jon Stewart prepares to say farewell after 16 seasons.

Scientists from the Scripps Research Institute in San Diego found that antioxidants can keep a vital organ called the thymus healthy by stopping age-related damage in its tracks.

Scientists in California found more than 40 per cent of men surveyed increased their use of whey protein, creatine and other supplements over time, with eight per cent being warned to cut back by their doctor.

The infant lions have been adopted by their new pride leader, under the watchful eye of their uncle Jericho, in Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe.

Scientists at the University of Western Australia have reviewed 465 studies on ocean acidification and found just 27 used 'appropriate experimental design'.

Christopher Backhouse, the son of the former mayor of Scarborough, was part of a trio of drug dealers who admitted conspiring to sell the Class B substances.

A new study has found PE teachers have a 'strong anti-fat bias' with some saying being obese is 'pretty much worse than dying'. So if you were bullied at school it wasn't just all in your head.

A man has been arrested in connection with the brutal killing of photojournalist Ruben Espinosa in Mexico City. Four women, including social activist Nadia Vera pictured, were killed.

Stephen and Mary Kindred replaced an old rotting barn at their property, a former public house, in Hurst, Berkshire, with a luxury building complete with space for offices, a gym and three guest bedrooms.

Scientists at the University of Leicester have calculated particles in the rings appear to have repeatedly aggregated together and broken apart to produce more smaller particles than larger ones.

NASA is requesting the money from Congress at a time when Washington is imposing strict economic sanctions on Russia over aggression in the Ukraine and in Crimea.

Houston-based brothers Ryan and Brandon Austin have developed the GoFish Cam that attaches to a line and can work at depths of 150 metres to reveal the moment a fish takes a bait.

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.

Melvyn and Wendy Zabrocki downed a lethal cocktail of drugs and alcohol before laying down on the bed to die at their home in Folkestone, Kent, last November, an inquest heard.

The Sparkling Dog in Moscow invited customers to drain two bottles of champagne as quickly as possible as part of an expensive and historic drinking game.

Jan Bennett, 67, was attacked last Thursday and her charred remains were found just 200 metres from her home in the village of Malomir. Grape-picker Ivan Nikolov (pictured) is accused of murdering her.

The ethical hackers have passed on the results to the company but it shows that cars are just as vulnerable as they were five years ago, when a similar thing was done by university researchers.

In the new TLC reality series Suddenly Royal, David Drew Howe, 45, an auto-repair specialist from Maryland, takes his wife Pam and their daughter Grace to the UK to learn how to act like royalty.

Inspired by the likes of Tinder, Hinge and OKCupid, CrewMe is a brand new dating app, developed by a pilot - catering to flight crew on layover in foreign locales.

The camera technology was developed by scientists at the University of Exeter and shows that dandelions look bright pink to bees and leaves a vibrant orange to lizards.

Listening to our favourite music makes the brain release natural painkilling chemicals called opioids - the same family of drugs as heroin and morphine, found research from McGill University.

In 2008, Luke Rheault, 33, from Fitchburg, Massachusetts, danced with his ALS-stricken mother Rebekah at his wedding, less than a year before she died, and didn't watch the video until now.