Ivy Francis, 82, and her husband Bert, 83, were purchasing the £15 box from the supermarket in Shoreham, West Sussex, when they were asked for their names and address.

An insatiable urge for something sweet, a yearning for your favourite packet of crisps. Whether sweet or savoury, a team of nutritionists reveal what your cravings really mean...

The bug is only seemingly affecting the mobile site, not Facebook's apps and it shows the number of 'Views' (pictured) next to Likes and Comments below posts.

The teenager has been ordered to have 'limited relationship' with her biological father and his gay partner after the judge said it would be in her 'best interests' to have a male figure in her life.

There were 5.1 million incidents of fraud and 2.5million cases of computer crime including hacking and spreading viruses, as the scale of the problem was laid bare for the first time.

The SNP leader told her conference in Aberdeen that she would need 'strong evidence' that Scots had changed their mind on leaving the UK before pushing for a re-run of last year's vote.

'Master of deduction' Colin Cloud can tell intimate details about someone just by looking at them. He has spilled his secrets to a FEMAIL writer who could be just as good as Colin... after 20 years of practice.

A family has been devastated after a mother-of-two died when the cab she was travelling in was hit by a teen driver in Coventry. Anna Downey, 42, sadly did not recover from her injuries.

Professor Jonathan Bate, from Oxford University, started writing his 672-page book with the blessing of Hughes's family, but they later withdrew authorisation for the biography.

Christian Hickey, 7, and his mother Jayne Hickey, 29, were both blasted in the leg at close range at their semi-detached home in Salford as she opened the front door expecting a parcel delivery.

Richard McDonald, six and his brother Lennon, five, from Corby, Northhamptonshire, suffer from Ectodermal Dysplasia, which causes their hair, teeth and nails to grow abnormally.

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The Prime Minister this afternoon said he would accelerate the discussions as he bowed to pressure to set out a timetable for laying out his proposed reforms.

About 20 Labour MPs, including Liz Kendall and Tristram Hunt, defied Corbyn after first being told to back George Osborne's plans for a Charter for Fiscal Responsibility then ordered to vote against it.

The SNP leader told her conference in Aberdeen that she would need 'strong evidence' that Scots had changed their mind on leaving the UK before pushing for a re-run of last year's vote.

In a new survey, Brits revealed the oddest items they'd had confiscated at airport, including handcuffs, sand and foliage. In France, the most confiscated item was fireworks.

A neuroscientist at the University of Missouri claims defunct muscles behind our ears show that ancient neural circuits responsible for moving the ears may still respond to sounds.

The study by Anglia Ruskin University is perhaps surprising given how mainstream tattoos have become in recent years.

Researchers led by the University of Vienna have found brain size only plays a small role in explaining why some humans are cleverer than others.

The Kent school being approved by Nicky Morgan (pictured) is a 'satellite' site of an existing school, meaning the Government gets around a 1998 law forbidding new taxpayer-funded grammar schools.

The Health and Safety Executive has brought charges against Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust over the deaths of four elderly patients in its care between 2005 and 2014.

Alan Evans, pictured, 32, said he became violently sick after eating his bacon and egg sandwich for his breakfast at the fast food chain's branch in Bulwell, Nottinghamshire.

Jeanette Kuppermann has lived in her house for 45 years. She is outraged by Robert Peston's claim that people like her should downsize and says nothing will come between her and beloved home.

Schoolchildren at Paulet High School in Staffordshire were left traumatised after their teacher told them to research gruesome child murders as part of their philosophy homework.

The 28-year-old was sitting in his vehicle when the unprovoked incident happened in East London. The attacker approached the car, before smashing the front passenger window.

Garda Tony Golden was laid to rest following a moving Requiem Mass in Blackrock Co Louth earlier today. His widow Nicola, walked behind her husband's body as officers formed a guard of honour.

Karen Fulton, 42, from Aberdeen, let partner Kevin go down on one knee after beating Hodgkin lymphoma which had spread to her neck and lungs, and had a 'magical' big day.

Advocates insist that bridge - which is particularly popular with older generations - should be counted as a sport because of its 'mental skill' and 'health benefits'.

Costume historian Lucy Adlington reveals the cheats used to get the ideal figure in her book Stitches In Time, from 1950s women using bra inserts to modern-day padded bum pants.

The parents said they thought the connection with British royalty would be useful, but a court ruled that using 'Prince William' as an extended first name could lead to a 'lifetime of mockery'.

Nothing is more satisfying in cold weather than homemade soup - and high-tech gadgets means it's easier to make than ever. Tessa Cunningham tests different models to find out which is best.

New research has compared the bathroom habits of men and women in the office. 96 per cent of both men and women admit to washing their hands - but men are cleaner overall.

Centuries-old churches across the country may shut their doors for most of the year while others may only open for major religious holidays, according to a report on 16,000 Anglican churches.

Despite not being available to buy until November 5, Balmain's creative director, Olivier Rousteing, and the high street giant are whetting shopper's appetite with these new images.

Devesh Mistry, of the University of Manchester, is developing a lens made from liquid crystal to restore sight in people with presbyopia, the long-sightedness associated with old age.

Most people staying at the Heathrow Lodge Hotel, right next to Britain's biggest airport, are not paying a penny for their accommodation, writes ROBERT HARDMAN.

The property in Essex is a rare find as it costs marginally more than the average annual salary. Most properties in the area cost £300,000.

After 42 traffic lights failed in Beverley, Yorkshire, and traffic flow improved, questions are being asked as to whether the 25,000 signals across Britain are still a necessary part of our journeys.

Disease-ridden dogs which were bred in unhealthy conditions are being trafficked into Britain on fake papers from Ireland and eastern Europe, it has been reported.

To worsen matters, Indian President Pranab Mukherjee made the cringe worthy faux pas during a speech to the entire assembled Israeli parliament in Jerusalem.

Rangers at the Zimbabwe national park also recovered 2.2lbs of poison and were increasing patrols in the area to try and stem the killings.