Headteacher Sönke Beyer has been branded 'uniform crazy' and seen 1,500 angry parents and pupils sign a petition against the strict dress code at West Exe School in Exeter, Devon.

Soaring numbers of men may have bigorexia - also known as muscle dysmorphia - a condition where they wrongly believe they look puny, a BBC investigation found.

Adrian Pogmore, of Rotherham, south Yorkshire, was sacked by South Yorkshire Police amid allegations he took footage of couples 'dogging'  from his helicopter.

Three decades after Wayne, Oz, Den, Nev, Bomb, Mox and Barry were introduced to audiences, their search for high wages, cheap beer and low taxes has lost none of its appeal.

The birth of Ivan is crucial to the Prime Minister's story. Before his arrival, David Cameron had known little real suffering, and so the birth of his profoundly disabled son hit him 'like a freight train'.

A distinguished Oxford contemporary claims David Cameron once took part in an outrageous initiation ceremony at a Piers Gaveston event, involving a dead pig.

David Cameron was the source of widespread internet mockery this morning over the bizarre allegation that he once 'put a private part of his anatomy' into a dead pig's mouth.

Experts warned of a 'looming national health crisis' and called for urgent action by politicians and scientists to deal with the potential care timebomb.

The study by The Grocer compared the tea-drinking habits of different socio-economic groups and found that more than a third of people in the 'DE' social grade bracket take sugar in their tea.

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Plans drawn up by Natural England could mean developers will not be required to move individual newts - and instead will just be asked to protect thriving habitats.

Experts say that doing any physical activity - including making love - after a heart attack is safe and should be encouraged. German researchers tracked the health of more than 500 heart attack survivors.

Mr Farron said Brexit would trash the economy and risk an exodus of big firms based in the UK and claimed joining the In campaign was the 'patriotic thing to do'.

According to a report commissioned by the housing charity Shelter, the government's Help to Buy scheme has pushed up average prices by £8,250 - but by up to £19,433 in some areas.

Officials claim extensive work is needed on their main building in Brussels as it is in a state of 'dilapidation' despite it being only 22 years old.

Will Clark 30, of Grasmere, Cumbria, can now play his favourite football game Fifa - three years after a triathlon accident saw him suffered a spinal injury so severe that he lost the use of all his limbs.

The novelist, who has died at the age of 77, was diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer more than six years ago but kept her illness almost entirely to herself.

Tessa the Basset Hound is recovering at home in Morley, West Yorkshire, after a dramatic birth. Her owners are working in shifts to cover the time-consuming 24-hour feed of all 14 puppies.

Nola Williams, of South London, was found with the 973 grams stash after she arrived at Gatwick Airport on a BA flight from Kingston, Jamaica, with her six-year-old daughter in January last year.

The criminals used a Dunkirk hotel as a 'storage area' for Vietnamese, Iraqis, Iranians and Kurds - who slept seven to a room and had to supply their own mattresses - waiting for lorries to England.

A business was tricked into handing over more than £1million to a bogus caller in one of Britain's biggest-ever telephone banking scams.

An inquiry was launched after a witness known only as 'Darren' made a series of claims, including that a girl had died during a paedophile party at the Dolphin Square flats in Westminster.

The incredible black-and-white photograph shows members of the Armed Forces standing with civilians as they inspect the huge crash site in Coulsdon, south London, after the crash.

The hilarious incident took place in the Scottish town of St Andrews and was caught on camera by one of those watching the scene unfold. The clip has since been viewed more than two million times.

Other foods including Stilton and Cumberland sausages, which are both currently protected, could also be at risk due to a pending agreement between Canada and the European Union.

Ticket holders are facing overcrowding and severe delays as they desperately try to get to games using normal services and special trains put on between the capital and venues.

The new eco-tax being prepared by the Balearic islands' government will see holidaymakers charged a daily fee of €2 per person - costing the average UK family £80 for a two-week holiday.

Byfleet Manor in Surrey, a 17th century mansion on the site of an estate that pre-dates the Domesday Book, was once home to royalty.

These poignant pictures of Africa's biggest beasts in the wild show how fragile their lives are in the face of poachers and trophy hunters.

The contest takes place annually at Egremont, Cumbria, as part of the town's Crab Fair. This year, 16-time champion Tommy Mattinson was beaten by Gordon Blacklock.

Danish man Peter Frederiksen has been arrested after police claim to have found 21 pieces of female genitalia stashed inside his freezer alongside anaesthetic, photographs and surgical tools.

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT More than 400,000 indigenous Guarani Indians (pictured) lived in South America in the 16th Century, but only tens of thousands remain in the continent today.