An article published on 11 November 2015 said: 'Three in four people who have found a job in Britain in the last year are from elsewhere in the European Union'. This is incorrect.

A City item on December 14 wrongly reported that Ryanair is under investigation for allegedly using a 'letterbox company' to reduce its tax bill.

The property in north west London was signed over to the children of the 87-year-old in March last year, the Daily Mail revealed. It returned to Janner in June and is now part of his estate.

Stuart Hall, pictured for the first time in public since he was released from jail on Tuesday, served just two-and-a-half years of his five year jail term for abusing 13 young girls between 1967 and 1985.

As a result of difficulties claiming a refund, the vast majority of Britain's travellers hit by 'terrible' service do not make a claim - missing out on millions of pounds.

Seven-year-old Lily-Grace Hooper was told by Hambrook Primary School in Bristol that she could not bring her cane because it presented a health and safety risk to other children and staff.

Learner drivers could have lessons on motorways for the first time, in a bid to ensure they have tackled challenging conditions with a qualified instructor before they have to take their tests.

British families are shunning turkey in favour of other exotic meats this Christmas. Sainsbury's has revealed that it has already sold out of venison and veal from its pre-order range.

Last Christmas just 14 per cent of us carried on the tradition, which dates from Norse mythology where the plant was said to bring love, while 38 per cent of over-55s have never tried it.

The WH Smith storeroom, at Victoria Railway Station in central London, had to be temporarily shut down due to it posing an 'imminent risk' to public health after council workers found dead mice.

Graham Ringwood, pictured, from Salford, Greater Manchester, said the set was bought by his parents, for their first Christmas together, in 1947.

Owen Paterson - who likened EU vote to the reformation - joined senior Tories including former defence secretary Liam Fox in demanding a free vote for eurosceptic cabinet ministers.

Lord West, former First Sea Lord, said he was 'nervous' about women serving in the infantry and Royal Marines because they are not as physically strong as men.

Tour guide Joe Morris demanded to know when Ukip officials would clear up the 'mess' of flyers in his block of flats, but was told by Ukip Bexley: 'You can stop wondering... we're not.'

EU bureaucrats have been slammed by a leading Church of England vicar after they launched a health and safety advent calendar, which included labelling rules for mince pies.

Thousands of people are facing Christmas travel chaos at the Channel Tunnel as faulty points have caused services to be reduced with trains operating on a single line.

The Duchess of Cambridge is said to have described herself as having a 'mum fringe'. She unveiled her new look two weeks ago which was a departure from her classic long tresses.

Furious fans insisted the Ticketmaster website had crashed but this was strenuously denied by the company, which admitted it had never seen such a high demand for tour tickets.

Antique furniture is fast declining in demand and value because of TV shows such as Antiques Roadshow and the rise of flat-pack furniture, according to dealers.

Christine was the picture of elegance as she headed to St Paul's church in Knightsbridge on Sunday afternoon for the star-studded wedding ceremony.

The ten-part BBC series will be filmed around the world as the three British historians - Simon Schama, Mary Beard and David Olusoga - tell the story of art from the Dark Ages to the modern day.

David Cameron said the best future for Britain was to stay in a 'reformed EU' but does not look likely to secure his desired changes as Eurosceptics have branded his efforts as 'shambolic'.

One of the main reasons we lost the last General Election was because, even in Opposition, Labour was perceived as an out-of-touch metropolitan elite, writes SIMON DANCZUK.

The total is the highest in five years - eight civil servants are on more than £300,000, while another 11 take home between £250,000 and £300,000 every year.

Students have been accused of trying to 'airbrush history' with their plans to remove a tribute to Cecil Rhodes by alumni who said they would be 'destroying history' if it was removed.

The woman was grabbed from behind by the man as she walked near All Saints Park, off Oxford Road in Manchester, at 5.30am yesterday and struggled with him as he tried to rape her, police said.

Stephen Collins, 36, from Bromley, Kent, had reportedly been six times the legal limit when he smashed his rental car into the back of another vehicle in Alba Adriatica, central Italy.

Sophie Clarke, 17, had front row tickets for Aladdin at the New Theatre in Cardiff - but was told that her wheelchair couldn't be taken in a lift to get her to the front of the show.

John Henry Sabine was last seen alive in 1997 and his body was only discovered in October outside a council block in Beddau, near Pontypridd, South Wales, after his wife Leigh Anne died of cancer.

Debbie Thompson, 54, from Bath, Somerset, suffered an injury to her metatarsal in 2001 which left her with a bone protruding from her left foot and, despite operations, it could not be fixed.

Siann Miles, pictured, was last seen on Thursday when she was dropped off in Bradley Stoke, which is just north of Bristol. It is the third time the 16-year-old has gone missing since the end of November.

As part of a multi-million pound scheme being trialled next year, driverless delivery vans will be used to move parcels in Greenwich, south east London, next year.

A pensioner broke her wrists and needed surgery after a teenage prank sent her flying down an escalator. The woman, 79, was using the escalator in the Stockport branch of Asda when she fell.

Michael O'Connor, 30, from South Shields, who survived the terror attack on the Bataclan theatre in Paris last month, claims he must wait three months to speak to a counsellor on the NHS in Britain.

EXCLUSIVE: Rocco Rose, of Darfield, South Yorkshire, tweeted the 66-year-old entrepreneur for business advice but was devastated to receive a reply asking him: 'Who do you think you are?'

Heidi Loughlin, 32, from Portishead, near Bristol, delayed cancer treatment in the hope of helping her unborn baby but the baby girl, who was born weighing just 2lbs, has died aged eight days old.

Aldi has warned its shoppers not be taken in by an online scam.
Aldi UK posted a message to customers on social media after a fake 40% off discount voucher circulated.

The parents of Madeleine McCann will launch a new privately funded search for their daughter who went missing from a Portuguese holiday resort in 2007.

Babette Albrecht, the widow of Aldi heir Berthold Albrecht, is demanding several passages in Dorothee Achenbach's roman a clef are removed. claiming she recognises herself in one character.

The Queen's Christmas message is a staple for families around the country - and now Carol Golder, who worked on the broadcast for more than 20 years, has revealed some of its secrets.

These are some of the amazing images contained within a book of 800 photographs capturing life in colour from inside Germany at the turn of the 20th century.

Sad-looking moggy Buttercup, an adopted Persian-cross who is believed to live in the US, is said by his owner to act like the Dr Seuss character The Grinch when Yuletide comes around.

The stunning photographs taken in Oslo, Norway, show a Brocken spectre - an optical illusion where light projects a photographer's shadow through the mist.

Baby Sham is currently the youngest resident of Zaatari refugee camp, one of just over 4,500 babies that have been born at the Jordanian camp, which hosts around 80,000 Syrians.