FORMER Thomas Cook boss Harriet Green, whose handling of the case involving the deaths of two children in Corfu prompted outrage, is poised to take a lucrative job at American computing giant IBM.

The ISIS cyber attack targeted some of David Cameron's most senior ministers, including Home Secretary Theresa May. It is believed to have been planned by British hacker Junaid Hussain.

Nadia Jones, 38, was discovered at around midday on Friday at her home in Tremorfa after police were called to reports of a body.

Jamie Ellison had loaded his two daughters into the family car before backing into son 'AJ' and leaving him seriously injured at the side of the road near the family home in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire.

Beverley Reynolds, 60, rigged maths and reading SATs while working at Woodgate Primary School in Birmingham, while her husband told staff to lie to investigators about the malpractice.

Tory backbenchers are angry about the BBC's suggestions the only way it can save money is by closing flagship channels like BBC Four and have accused broadcaster of scaremongering.

Nigel Armstrong was CEO at the tycoon's firm Bannatyne Fitness and turned it into a £90 million turnover company but their 17-year collaboration turned sour last year amid allegations of fraud.

Surgeon Eric Lim says non-smokers are just as likely as smokers to get a type of cancer called adenocarcinoma. It accounts for between a quarter and half of all lung cancer cases in the UK.

April Hope, 42, and Leon Ashby, 49, pictured, left the Warwickshire food bank with six bags of supplies and later admitted that they sold the food on. They got £5 for it, which they used for 'a fix'.

Rachael Tolley, 37, of Austrey, Warwickshire, returned from a two-week trip to the New Forest with her three boys to find that she had exceeded her monthly data allowance by so much she owed £2,100.

When complete, Daniel Busk's (pictured) 150-acre project at Eveley Farm, near Houghton, Hampshire, will cover the equivalent of 85 football pitches with 189,000 reflective solar panels.

In the 63 years and 219 days the Queen has reigned, she hasn't put a foot wrong when it comes to her wardrobe, which is impressive, considering she changes outfits up to five times a day.

David Cameron will signal the start of the onslaught today, with a warning that the finances of every family in Britain would be at risk from Mr Corbyn's hard-left agenda.

With the hardline socialist expected to be named Labour leader tomorrow, the revelation that he opposed membership of the European Community in 1975 triggered panic among pro-Europeans.

The prospect of Britain leaving the EU and the threat of a bitter Tory split creates a 'real Rubik's Cube' that presents one of the biggest challenges of his premiership, Mr Coulson claimed.

As audience members were still applauding, the actor stood on stage at the Barbican theatre and criticised the 'slow' response and appealed for help raising funds for the refugees.

David Tarsey and his wife Jean, both 77, were found in each other's arms on their sofa after each was killed with a single bullet to the head on March 29. A man was arrested on Thursday morning.

Hundreds of suspects, including members of the IRA, British soldiers and RUC officers will avoid prosecution in exchange for owning up. Lord Tebbit, pictured, hit out as his wife was an IRA bomb victim.

A chemical found in red wine helps slow dementia, say scientists - but you would have to drink 1,000 bottles a day to get enough of it.

A chilling hit-list of the Brits Hitler wanted killed should Germany have overrun Britain has been explained - with Winston Churchill, HG Wells and Noel Coward all earmarked as 'enemies of the state'.

Soviet diplomat Ivan Maisky (pictured) served in London between 1932 and 1943 and enjoyed close relationships with some of the most influential figures in public life.

The Dog's Trust has revealed that just three per cent of the charity's UK rescue dogs are either red, ginger or auburn - and they tend to find their new homes three days quicker than average.

Multi-millionaire writer E.L James has been granted planning permission to demolish the 106 sq m Cornwall home she bought for £1.1m and erect a five bedroom mansion (pictured) in its place.

RetroSense, a Michigan-based biotechnology company, hopes to transplant light-sensitive proteins from an algae called chlamydomonas reinhardtii into human eyes to help blind people see.

People who drink diet drinks are likely to feel justified in eating more because their drink had fewer calories, or the low-calorie drink may leave them unsatisfied, University of Illinois researchers found.

The top risks linked with early deaths across the world are high blood pressure, smoking, high BMI and high blood sugar levels, a report by the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation found.

Researchers spoke to almost 2,000 parents from across the country and found just under 40 per cent of those polled said watching TV programmes as a family made them happy.

Matt Finch, 29, from Hollywood, Birmingham, penned the catchy tune that he's calling 'Ivy's song' in just 20 minutes, then recorded himself singing it with a guitar to his tiny baby.

One-year-old Doberman Zeus from Ohio has won a nationwide competition to find the most bizarre things pets have eaten after the dog chewed and swallowed a total of 26 golf balls.

The ride called Valravn (val-rey-vuhn), at Cedar Point, in Ohio, will send daredevil passengers on a heart-pounding 214ft free fall at 75mph, and a stomach-churning half loop and half roll.

Experts at the University of Oslo and Senshu University in Japan say men who seem more trustworthy are a more attractive option for a long-term partnership because it may involve parenting.