Barry Churchill, 39, of Sunderland, Tyne and Wear, was with his three young children when he assaulted a Sainsbury's employee before strolling into the store as though nothing had happened.

The girl was playing in a residential street when she was lured away by paedophile David Johnston to a secluded area of Barrowfield in Glasgow's East End.

Ann Barnes, who earns £85,000-a-year as Kent's crime tsar, was driving her Mercedes sports car when she was involved in a collision in Dartford last year.

Antony Abbott, 36, was found dead within half an hour of being taken to a police station while on holiday at the Spanish resort with his partner, Catherine Corless and two children.

The edifice of the Establishment Left, encouraged by an Anglican bishop who called the savings 'morally indefensible', was in full gallop, writes QUENTIN LETTS.

Peers may have enjoyed a sudden moment of excitement by damaging George Osborne, a Tory minister they did not like. But they could pay a heavy price, writes PETER OBORNE.

Treasury minister David Gauke has pledged to take the fight to scrap so-called 'tampon tax' to Brussels and avoided a humiliating Commons defeat for the Tories after 305 supported him and opposed it.

New regulations mean landowners who receive money from Brussels to protect the countryside must erect billboards and so-called 'gratitude plaques', or pay the money back.

The former shadow business secretary, 37, who pulled out of the Labour leadership race to protect new girlfriend Alice Sullivan, 31, is now engaged to her after a whirlwind romance.

Aspire Housing, which owns the property in Kidsgrove, Staffordshire, has now ordered Mr Porter to take out the posts after receiving a single complaint from a neighbour.

The cow in Wiltshire was the first recorded case in England since 2006 and while public Health officials say the risk to the public is low, it can make people stop breathing suddenly if it gets into the food chain.

Father-of-four Shaker Aamer, 46, the last British resident in Guantanamo Bay, is due to leave the infamous camp 'within a matter of days', according to a Whitehall source.

The UK's biggest wine specialist has scrapped its policy of selling a minimum of six bottles at a time after a successful trial in a few locations earlier this year.

Officers from Dumfries and Galloway posted the dog's picture on Facebook after a man had reported the 'theft' of his garden hose and the 'murder' of his tulips.

Oxford University scientists created a series of body maps to develop a 'touchability index' (pictured). This provides colour-coded information on where people are comfortable to be touched.

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The prosperity tables were compiled by the Legatum Institute by combining the wealth of an area with its performance in happiness ratings collected by the Office for National Statistics.

Rising obesity levels are being blamed for the increased NHS spending on bariatric equipment. About a quarter of adults are classed as obese and a further 40 per cent are overweight.

The New York-based bank say the new approach would be more secure and would mean that cards could never be skimmed at an ATM again, making life harder for criminals and identity thieves.

The rise in women delaying having babies until their 40s is creating a crisis on NHS maternity wards, leading midwives warn. Births in this age group have increased by 78 per cent in a decade.

George Osborne is prepared to do more to help low-paid workers hit by tax credit cuts, ministers signalled this morning in a last-ditch bid to stop peers throwing out the plans.

Politicians sympathetic to the European cause have been told to stress the closeness in the polls between those who want Britain to stay in and those who want to leave.

Jeremy Corbyn clearly hadn't relished the experience of attending a state banquet at Buckingham Palace in honour of China's president, says SIMON DANCZUK.

Leah Kilpatrick captured footage of the determined rodent at her home in Cumbernauld, North Lanarkshire trying with all his might to gain access to the wheelie bin.

Cassie Turton, from King's Lynn, Norfolk, had been dating Michael Fysh for around six months when she fell pregnant with his child. She died after taking an overdose of prescription pills last year.

Neil Austin and his wife Tracey took their eight-year-old daughter Skye and son Reece, five, out of Parkgate Primary School, in Holbrooks, Coventry, for a family holiday in Tenerife.

Leah Gillon, known as Lilly, was diagnosed with an ependymoma tumour four years ago. But her cancer is incurable and the tumour may return at any time, which has meant she has missed classes.

GRAPHIC CONTENT: Breast cancer survivor Jenn Alter, 36, from Saint Louis, Missouri, uploaded the photos, which have now gone viral, to her Tumblr blog Pushing In the Pin .

The teenager was taken into custody after police raided his family home in Northern Ireland and questioned on suspicion of Computer Misuse Act offences.

A Chess master claims he was turned down for a job at the top secret GCHQ intelligence base because of his 'devout' Christianity and 'loyalty to God over his country'.

Over seven million British adults have never used a roadmap and 2.5 million of these would not know how to use one, according to a survey by Post Office Money.

Jackie Williams, 42, was taken to Royal Blackburn Hospital, Lancashire, after being found wandering near the Leeds and Liverpool Canal late at night.

The thieves drove a forklift truck into the side of The Swan Centre (pictured), Tetworth, Oxfordshire, which they stole from a nearby farm, along with the Land Rover they escaped in.

Musicologist Collin Lieberg was allegedly caught on CCTV repeatedly walking past female guests at the party in London holding his phone at the level of their hemlines.

Callum Stroomer, from Reading, Berkshire, revealed he stabbed the two 15-year-old girls with a kitchen knife because he wanted to know what it was like to kill someone and liked 'violent things'.

Sandrine Brown, 31, from Coventry, has pleaded guilty to inciting a child to engage in sexual activity and five counts of sexual activity with a child and has been sacked.

Police seized the red Ferrari F12 as part of a clampdown on 'anti-social' driving after the owner was seen travelling in an alarming and distressing manner in Northampton after receiving warnings.

Eyewitnesses said red wine was thrown during the 'skirmish' at the Roka Japanese restaurant in Canary Wharf, east London, which started when the Chelsea fan tried to kiss him.

Rachael Slack, 38, and 23-month-old Auden were found stabbed to death five years ago in Holbrook, Derbyshire, by golf trainer Andrew Cairns, 44, who then killed himself.

Charlotte Danks, 20, pictured, has opened a shop in Newquay stocked with household goods  retailers will not stock because of use by dates, damaged packaging or poor labelling.

Writing in the latest edition of Al Qaeda's online magazine, Abu Qatada also condemned 'filthy' Shia Muslims - aligning some of his ideology with arch enemies the Islamic State.

One passenger reported seeing sparks as the left wing of the plane 'scraped across the runway' as it came into land at OR Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg earlier today.

Emma and Peter Hills, of Derbyshire, may be forced to move to Australia despite their children suffering Albinism as Home Office rules stipulate she must earn £18,600 to support him in the UK.

CCTV taken at Matlock Bath station in Derbyshire captured video footage of children, teenagers and families taking photos and failing to pay attention.

Photographer Matt Walker, 49, who lives in San Francisco, snapped these jaw-dropping images during a once-in-a-lifetime helicopter ride above the city.

National Trust staff on Brownsea Island got a shock when the rodent jumped on to a desk in their office in Poole Harbour, Dorset.

A crowd of thrill-seekers can be seen scattering as the huge vessel crashes towards them through thick ice coating the water off Finland's capital city, Helsinki.

The assault happened soon after 9am in the village of Flawinne, east of Charleroi, where a commando unit is stationed.