The recruit, believed to be in her early 20s, is understood to have collapsed during an exercise at the Army Training Centre in Pirbright, Surrey

Leicestershire Police have arrested five people on suspicion of supplying Class A drugs after Jon 'Tilly' Taylor, 32, pictured, died on Sunday.

Detective Nicola Hampshire told a jury at Worcester Crown Court that Matthew Samuels, 50, plundered her finances and then claimed he was dying in hospital of cancer to avoid paying her back.

The theme park's owners Merlin Entertainments saw revenues at its attractions tumble by 11.4% over the first nine months of the financial year

The European Court of Justice this morning ruled that airline passengers can claim compensation for delays caused by technical faults.

The property in Cleethorpes, Lincolnshire had 40 years' worth of waste piled up inside by its owner, a retired accountant who became a compulsive hoarder.

Prince Philip received an Australian knighthood after he complained to the Queen that the former colony had ennobled Prince Charles but had ignored himself.

Over the next 24 hours experts say scattered showers will hit most parts of the UK, with heavy and thundery downpours expected over most of Scotland, northern England and Wales.

Women can be heard screaming in the background as the Macedonian police officer hits people indiscriminately as they back away from him at the border with Greece.

EXCLUSIVE: Abdullah Kurdi, speaking from Erbil, Iraq, said he is determined to find the man referred to as 'the arranger', who he paid to take his family on their fateful journey to the Greek island of Kos.

EXCLUSIVE: Our reporter was able to buy a Syrian passport, identity card and driving licence from a forger in a Turkish border town. Our reporter was given the identity of a Syrian man killed last year.

The Director General of MI5 appeared in his first live interview to discuss legislation being considered by Parliament which would give security services greater powers to monitor terrorists online.

The leaked report will now form a major plank of Sergeant Alexander Blackman's battle for justice, which was debated in Parliament yesterday.

Four former marines - including his colleague Cassidy Little, who lost a leg while on patrol in Afghanistan - joined the family of Sergeant Alexander Blackman at Westminster Hall.

Lightweight helmets mounted with high-resolution cameras will send battlefield images to comrades on patrol to warn them of potential dangers such as booby-traps and ambushes.

The luxury central London department store wants to extend the opening hours of its elegant Georgian Restaurant until after midnight - causing consternation among locals.

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Professor Charlotte Markey, a psychologist at Rutgers University, explains how to tell if a person suffers froAm 'normal' healthy eating - or orthorexia - a 'health food eating disorder'.

A BMJ study has revealed serious flaws in a trial by GlaxoSmithKline that claimed the drug Seroxat was 'well tolerated' in children with depression. In fact it is 'no more effective than a placebo'.

New rules on pension withdrawal follow a Westminster pledge by George Osborne (pictured) that they could be used like bank accounts. But those wanting to do so face stiff penalties.

In an extraordinary clash, Jess Phillips, who was only elected in May, hit back at Ms Abbott who accused her of being 'sanctimonious' about the lack of women in Mr Corbyn's top team.

Even among people who voted for Labour in 2015, barely a third think he is likely to win an election according to a new poll on the nation's first impressions of the new Labour leader reveals.

Assem Allam, the multi-millionaire owner of Hull City football club, vowed to do 'anything he can' to support Labour MPs dismayed at the election of veteran Left-winger Jeremy Corbyn as leader.

Jeremy Corbyn maintained his position that he would not give David Cameron a 'blank cheque' in his plan to renegotiate the UK's ties with Brussels ahead of the in/out referendum.

Culture Secretary John Whittingdale has urged the BBC to make it's iPlayer available to licence fee holders when they travel abroad, as he announced a review of the scandal-hit broadcaster.

MP Labour's Jack Straw (left) faced ending his political career in disgrace and Tory Sir Malcolm Rifkind was forced to quit as an MP after being accused of breaking rules on paid lobbying.

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.

John McLean, 72, chased the thief away from his home in Oldham after waking up at 3am to find the thug towering over home and demanding his wallet and phone.

Sareena Rai, 29, who is a vegan, bought the salad item alongside other bunches of fruit so she could whizz up a super-healthy drink when she returned to her home in Leicester.

Joseph Flinders, from Manchester, took to Facebook to shut down the bully after his sister, Lola, 11, told him what had happened.

The mothers of two teenage girls killed in a car crash in Conisbrough, South Yorkshire, have launched an e-petition to change the law on bereavement damages.

Atterbell Maplanka, 36, moved to the UK in 2000, when he was just ten stone, but has almost doubled in size since. The housing officer from Eastbourne, East Sussex, was detained at Heathrow.

Demehl Thomas and Moysha Shepherd, both 25, have been charged with the offence of making a sound recording in HMP Birmingham.

Research shows tech-savvy youngsters are cashing in on their know-how by helping their parents in the virtual world, including by posting their photos on social media.

Jodie Canfield, 30, pawned £3,700-worth of sentimental jewellery - including diamond earrings and a diamond ring - so she could buy drugs and pay off her spiralling debts.

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT. Victoria Balch, from Leyland, Lancashire, had her right leg amputated above the knee after the smash on the theme park's Smiler ride in June.

Health bosses revealed the results of a major TB screening programme when all pupils were tested at Teign School near Newton Abbot after two caught the infectious disease.

Kate Dixon, 18, from Watford, Hertfordshire, has to have at least three naps a day, and always wakes up to find her friends have taken photos of her asleep - including on friends' shoulders and

Megan Tocher, 19, claimed she was dazzled by sunlight when she ran over 77-year-old grandmother Pauline Bradburn, but a police investigation showed the sun was behind her.

Stephen Tillyer grabbed the antique instrument, along with two bows worth £35,000 each, after getting drunk on the way home to Hawkinge in Kent.

Dale Carter, 23, of Middlesbrough, has spent the last decade in and out of the courts and has committed 114 offences ranging from dangerous driving to vehicle theft and robbery.

Bruce Lee (pictured) made his own modifications to the illustrated manual for the Wing Chun version of Kung Fu to create his own unique style.

Jonathan Thompson, 36, from Chichester, West Sussex, has gone from furniture maker to one of the world's most desirable jobs.

The instalments of At Last the 1948 Show, which starred Pythons John Cleese (pictured) and Graham Chapman, will be shown at the Radio Times Festival later this year in London.

Goal Farm House in Surrey is a five-bedroom period home with three reception rooms and a large open plan kitchen, breakfast room and family room, set in the middle of a private golf course.