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Deputy leader Tom Watson today called Jeremy Corbyn's closest supporters a 'rabble' and said bullies will be punished for abusing MPs over their decision to back bombing Syria.

Speaking at the Library of Congress in Washington DC, Tony Blair warned that a continued failure to recognise the scale of the challenge would lead to terrorist attacks 'worse that those in Paris'.

Neil Coyle, who is on a 'traitor list' of 66 MPs threatened with deselection, has called in Scotland Yard after a troll sent him a sinister message with pictures of knives.

Home Secretary Theresa May had refused to give UK passports to the Egyptian-born family of Hani el Sayed Sabaei Youssef as a 'deterrent' to potential extremists.

The 16-year-old, from Sudan, was hit on the route connecting the tunnel to the port of Calais late Thursday afternoon, according to emergency services.

Jamal Owda, who was living in a Liverpool hostel, helped tens of thousands of Syrians enter the continent via Greece, a court heard.

Cambridge University professor Robert Rowthorn, pictured, said mass immigration would lead to 'losers as well as winners... and the losers are those at the lower end of the pay scale.'

An adviser to George Osborne has written of the need for major expansion of towns and cities such as Guildford, Reading, Norwich and Oxford, pictured, which he said should double in size.

UK train fares will rise by an average of 1.1% next year, rail industry body the Rail Delivery Group (RDG) has announced - the smallest annual increase since January 2010.

Paramjit Randhawa was caught jogging on a treadmill for 50 minutes and lifting weights at a Wolverhampton gym - despite claiming that he had severe mobility problems.

Devindra Ferguson, from Colindale, is accused of deliberately shoving a commuter in front of the moving train at Kentish Town station, north London, on Wednesday.

Dr Simon Holmes, of Twickenham, south-west London, married one patient but later divorced her and married a second woman who he had been counselling

JD Wetherspoon said the data breach took place in June on its old website which has now been replaced. The database had the personal details of 656,723 customers.

The San Bernardino County Coroner on Thursday released the names of the 14 people killed at a health department holiday party at a government conference center.

Police raided the home of US-born Syed Farook, 28, and Tashfeen Malik, 27, and found a chilling cache of bullets they didn't use. They also found devices like those used by the Tsarnaev brothers in 2013.

The U.S. is now so pathetically immune to such gun outrages that it takes an attack of gigantic Sandy Hook style proportions to move any kind of prolonged needle in the news cycle.

A study carried out by industry regulator Ofcom has found the no frills handsets of the past provide better signal performance for making calls and sending texts than modern smartphones

The plane (artist's illustration) from the London-based aviation company will be used to carry the firm's Launcher One satellite to high altitude before the craft will blast into space.

Europe's largest budget carrier - once known for a combative customer service approach - said its traffic has increased by 17 per cent on last year amid efforts to win over passengers.

According to a law student who knew Shakespeare, the playwright imitated actor Richard Burbage so he could seduce a fan who'd asked Burbage to return to her home.

A study of care home residents found staff and families were overly-pessimistic about the types of activities that relations and patients were capable off.

Around 63 per cent of people think patients who are wealthy enough to afford to should pay to go private. according to a survey by Beneden, a healthcare and insurance provider.

FEMAIL reveals the best mince pies to opt for if you're watching your diet.
In our comparison of six supermarket mince pie varieties, Morrison's came out on top with the lowest calorie offering.

Britons would rather cut back on their weekly food shop if the going got tough than ditch their paid-for TV package, a new survey suggests.

Homeowners who struggle to sell their properties because of an eyesore next door are sprucing up their neighbours' houses without their permission.

Speaking during a visit to Bulgaria, the Prime Minister said the scale of his demands for fundamental reform meant it would not be possible to get an agreement 'in one go'.

Junior minister Claire Perry (pictured) was holding a Saturday surgery at a Marlborough supermarket when a handful of people held an anti-austerity demonstration outside.

Hostilities continue between Speaker of the Commons, John Bercow, and Tory backbender Sir Simon Burns. And Sir Simon makes no effort to disguise his unflattering opinion of Bercow.

The future of British jobs at Nissan's car plant in Sunderland has been thrown into doubt after a power-grab by the French government as a result. Nissan is 40 per cent owned by Renault.

Caroline Sage, 35, from London, says her five-hour labour without pain relief 'felt amazing' thanks to hypnobirthing breathing techniques she learned throughout her pregnancy with Eva Rose.

Becky Wharton from Haslingden, Lancashire, arrived home from work to be met by husband Ste who excitedly announced he had finally put up their Christmas tree - in the form of a novelty air freshener.

Charles Raine, also known as Neville, and his nephew stole more than 100 sheep from their neighbours on both sides of the Pennines and were found guilty after a four-week trial at Teeside Crown Court,

Mother-of-three Kelly Davies, 31, from Bolton, Greater Manchester, had been due to be transferred to a new secret address before the release from prison of ex-partner Joseph Davies.

The discovery suggests the victims were killed by gunfire before being set on fire inside the van in Mexico - though DNA tests are still needed to confirm the bodies are those of the two surfers.

Michiel Van Der Klooster, 44, was accused of attacking his partner Dr Victoria Owen three times over five months this year at their £2.7m home in Notting Hill, West London.

Chef Anita Quansah-Okoe, 52, was working for Caterlink Ltd at Lambeth College, in south London, when she claimed she had injured herself in a fall.

Caroline Starmer, 28, posted on Facebook that the guard took her nine-month-old daughter Paige from her on July 13 at the store in Humberstone Gate, Leicester.

Drunk divorcée Phillipa Jones, 32, was more than four times the legal limit when she smashed her Peugeot 207 into a parked Citreon Picasso near Chester-le-Street, in County Durham.

Jean Tuck, 83, was bitten on the ankle while the owner of the vicious dogs stood nearby for several minutes 'doing nothing' during the attack in King's Lynn, Norfolk.

A missing light aircraft may have ditched into the sea after disappearing from radar screens just three miles short of Blackpool Airport, the UK Coastguard has confirmed.

Jayne Harris, 52, from Glossop, Derbyshire, had been suffering from chest pain but blamed it on the menopause. An inquest heard she had undiagnosed heart bdisease.

William and Isaac Baker both have the muscle-wasting disease Duchenne muscular dystrophy. The drug, Translarna, is now available in several European countries.

The bones, which had been dubbed 'Arthur' by pupils, had been used in science and art classes at Haydock High School near St Helens, Merseyside, for half a century

British Paralympic dressage rider Verity Smith, 40, has slammed the 'dangerous' new rules that will force her to compete while wearing a blindfold.

Vintage snaps have emerged showing tourists from the mid-1800s and early 1900s on holiday in Britain and abroad, including comically stoic photos taken in exotic locations.

Prince Harry was instantly drawn to an image of his late mother, Diana Princess of Wales, pictured with the late African president on a visit to the Nelson Mandela Foundation.

Grade II listed Sevington House in Wiltshire (pictured) featured on the front cover of the December 1939 edition of the magazine and was described as 'the perfect house for Christmas'.

Sources close to the former World No1 golf star say he proposed to his American girlfriend of nearly a year Erica Stoll in Paris.The couple are currently in the French capital.

In the first of a new series looking at properties for sale, we ask would you buy this house? We kick off with a trip to Fulham Riverside's luxury development of 463 homes.

Speaker Eduardo Cunha, who heads Congress' lower house, opened impeachment proceedings against Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff (pictured) yesterday.

Advanced robotic technology makes the building in Florida all but impenetrable - and armed guards and fingerprint scans make the vault inaccessible to intruders.