Linda Corby, 61, claims she watched 11 children board the then prime minister's boat Morning Cloud when it docked in St Helier, Jersey, but a few hours later only ten walked off.

Women have taken to Whisper to confess anonymously to the day-to-day suffering they experience at the hands of their bosses and the colleagues who blame them for it.

EXCLUSIVE: Almost 75,000 untaxed cars were immobilised in the last year, figures obtained by MailOnline reveal, with the Hereford area reporting a 518 per cent annual rise in the year to May.

If you are a Nationwide current account holder, you could earn £100 for each of up to 10 friends who switch to the building society.

The columnist became embroiled in a heated exchange with the woman, known only as Sheryl, when discussing whether fat people ought to pay more when flying.

The survey of 1,000 Britons found that one in seven drank more alcohol than water and half prefer a tea or coffee, with many saying 'they need caffeine more'. A third of people also think water is boring.

Clive Smith, of Cannock, Staffordshire, lost both his legs in 2010. He has been confined to a wheelchair for eight months while he waits for his limbs to be refitted and says he feels 'abandoned' by the NHS.

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.

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.

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).

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'.

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.

New research shows just one in five people say they sold goods and services over the web in the last three months, the lowest figure since 28 per cent, despite sharp rises in internet use.

The National Trust, which is led by Dame Helen Ghosh, has agreed to hand over £375,000 to the trustees of Dorneywood in Buckinghamshire - which is George Osborne's grace-and-favour home.

Ministers boasted that a 'successful' pilot in the West Midlands had persuaded them to make it nationwide, but since December the trial has succeeded in catching one rogue landlord a month.

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Gloucestershire and Thames Valley forces reveal they have received allegations against the former Prime Minister as it it emerged a national police investigation is to be launched within days.

The girl group released their debut single in 1996 and will celebrate two decades in the spotlight by hitting the road together next year - however, Victoria has decided to sit the trek out.

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.

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.

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.

During a glittering eight-year career that has made him a multi-millionaire, Stuart Broad's mercurial brilliance has frequently come to England's rescue.

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.

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.

Rochelle Lainé, 27, felt 'sick to her stomach' when she spotted the chick - which even had wings and a beak - sticking out from one of the Northern Catch Fishcakes from the Seaham branch of Aldi.

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.

Beki Hellens, 22, who was experienced at the sport, lost her life doing something she loved, her grieving family said. The accident happened at a lake in Cambridgeshire, where she was a regular.

Stephanie Horner, 23, from Gateshead, suffers cyclical vomiting syndrome, which induces severe bouts of sickness lasting between three days to four weeks, leaving her hospitalised at least once a month.

Acclaimed actor George Cole who starred as the loveable rogue Arthur Daley in the hit ITV series Minder and had a career spanning more than 70 years, has died aged 90.

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.

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.

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

Kenneth Walker, 37, who travelled 160 miles to meet a 13-year-old girl for sex carrying condoms, alcohol and a teddy bear has been jailed for three-and-half years at Newcastle Crown Court.

Shoppers fled in terror as the marauding gunmen strode through Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent on Tuesday afternoon, pointing their weapons at random members of the public.

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 64-year-old career criminal was found shot outside his family home in South Weald, Essex on June 24, where he lived with his long-term partner Christine Kelly.

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.

Alexander Perepilichnyy, pictured, a key witness in a £140million tax fraud investigation, collapsed while jogging outside his £3million mansion in Weybridge, Surrey, in November 2012.

Harry Clarke, 58, was driving the council truck when it mounted a pavement in the city centre and ploughed into Christmas shoppers, killing three generations of a family in December.

Psychological thriller publisher Rachel Abbott is the country's most popular independent writer. The former businesswoman comes in at number 14 in the overall list of top authors.

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.

Debbie Williams and Ian Gibson travelled to the island of Aruba on a two-week holiday that cost them more than £3,800 with Thomson - but were left shocked by the state of their hotel.

The forgotten relics of Europe's Soviet past have been captured - some for the first time - by urban exploration photographer David de Rueda, who visited nine countries in six weeks.

The tiny third-floor, situated in the affluent area of South Kensington, is one of the most expensive ex-council properties to ever be sold after being renovated by a former City lawyer.

The GoPro camera stayed on the shark's fin for almost three hours and took in a tour of the sea bed to give photographer Mr Casagrande a unique viewpoint of the creature's adventures.

The heavily populated town of Qaryatain lies south west of Palmyra, which is home to towering Roman ruins, and is located some 50 miles from the Assad regime-held city of Homs.