Peter Ball, who was jailed at London's Old Bailey yesterday, started renting a house from the Duchy of Cornwall - the private estate which funds the heir to the throne - shortly after his very public disgrace.

Deputy Assistant Commissioner Steve Rodhouse grudgingly confirmed the force had found no evidence to charge the late former Tory Home Secretary.

Police chiefs believe the rise in complaints will be fuelled by new celebrity prosecutions and the Goddard inquiry into historical abuse, the Daily Mail can reveal.

All aircraft - including drones - are to be banned from flying within 1.5 miles of Anmer Hall, pictured, situated on the Queen's Sandringham Estate near King's Lynn in Norfolk, from next month.

More than 75 per cent of people can't distinguish between Alzheimer's disease and examples of everyday age-related forgetfulness, a study by Trinity College Dublin has found.

David Cameron launched a blistering attack on the 'passive tolerance' of Islamist extremism and a failure to integrate that has put Britain 'in danger' as he spoke at the Tory conference in Manchester.

The Prime Minister will promise to oversee a 'turnaround decade' during which he will tackle poverty, prisons, inequality, extremism and social mobility.

Iain Duncan Smith's (pictured with Mr Blair in 2002) election as head of the party was announced two days after the terror attacks in 2001 which then dominated British politics for months.

Labour chiefs today apologised after Jeff Jones received two letters, signed by Mr Corbyn, urging his parents Richard and Joan Jones, who died in 2008 and 2006, to 'come home' to the party.

The opening credits of Doctor Foster have been puzzling millions for weeks, with images of objects falling sideways through water - a lipstick, a tie, sunglasses and, ominously, the scissors.

BBC1's Doctor Foster was inundated with praise on Twitter as devoted fans hailed the show the 'best drama in years, although some expressed disappointment that Simon got off scot-free.

The supermarket predicts that the switch will save 77 tonnes of wood and recycled paper per year and plans later to extend it to other ranges that could save 405 tonnes.

Doctors have called for 'nil by mouth' rules to be changed so patients are not malnourished before going in for surgery. Writing in the BMJ, they said making patients fast could hinder their recovery

Vince Cable showered praise on the qualities of both the Chancellor and David Cameron - but said he came to prefer Osborne (pictured with Cable) when they served together in the Cabinet.

Labour MP Simon Danczuk openly criticised Corbyn, pictured, for failing to seize his chance to speak to the nation. He mocked the new leader's 'pious charity tone' in his keynote speech.

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Pc Samantha Goodwin told an acquaintance about the body being found hanging in undergrowth in Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, in June but urged them to 'keep it quiet'.

The worst disruption was on South West Trains services to and from London Waterloo, which were still being delayed this evening, 14 hours after a man was hit by a train at Surbiton.

Somalia-based extremist group Al-Shabaab has vowed to behead British soldiers and parade their corpses on the Internet when they arrive in the war-torn country to assist with peacekeeping efforts.

Dr Waney Squier, of John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford, gave advice and evidence at civil and criminal proceedings. The GMC said she had a 'preconceived and blinkered' approach.

The Panorama programme broadcast last night revealed that one vulnerable witness accused former home secretary Leon Brittan of attacking him 'as a joke'.

Jenefer Lowe (pictured) development manager of the Cornish Language for Cornwall County Council, is backing the move for employees to be able to speak some basic Cornish phrases.

Magdelana Charciarek, 27, was reported missing, after she was last seen at 1pm last Wednesday. She had told relatives at her family home that she was going into Doncaster town centre.

Albert Konadu's, pictured, silver vehicle broke down when he was driving home from work in Muswell Hill, London. When he returned with a mechanic the car had been taken away by the council.

The Bulova lunar watch, which still has 'moon dust' on its face from where U.S. astronaut Colonel Dave Scott wore it during the 1971 Apollo 15 mission, will be auctioned in Boston, Massachusetts.

Amar Tasaddiq Hussain, 29, from Birmingham, pictured, was arrested after police were given false information suggesting the officer was to be targeted as part of a 'terrorist plot'.

Officers seized the 46 marijuana plants after discovering them growing in remote countryside near Burton Bradstock in Dorset, just a few miles from where TV's Broadchurch is filmed.

Stefan Rigo, of Leeds, used malware to control strangers' cameras and spent five to 12 hours a day watching what they were doing in front of their computers (stock photograph).

The garage owner in Orpington, south-east London, is furious after they broke in and 'keyed' the cars worth more than £1million, and believes it could have been sabotage by a rival dealer.

Sean Earle talked to grandmother Linda Clarke as she was sitting on the edge of a bridge over the M602 near Manchester shortly after leaving hospital.

Jade Hatt, 21, pictured, was spared jail at Swindon Crown Court, despite admitting she slept with the underage child, after the boy's father defended her, saying it was a 'notch' on his son's 'belt'.

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Keen surfer Grant Clarey, 21, of Newquay, Cornwall, had 'everything to live for' but committed suicide having taken three overdoses in the year leading up to his death.

The Persian cat, pictured, was found struggling by a member of the public in Ipswich. The concerned passer-by called the RSPCA, who rescue the cat and name him Patrick.

Jane Ramsell, 64, realised her husband Philip, 77, had fallen when he opened the gate to his mother-in-law's home in Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire, as they returned after a week's holiday in Wales.

Clodagh Dunlop, 35, from Magherafelt, County Londonderry, said she became a 'prisoner' in her own body after getting locked-in syndrome, following a massive stroke.

Jordan Burndred, 17, was taken ill during a family holiday in Turkey 10 days ago after diving into a hotel swimming pool for some respite from sweltering hot temperatures.

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