The headline to an article in Friday's paper wrongly attributed a rush for home loans to 'right to buy'. In fact, as the article made clear, the increase has been in the number of 'right to buy properties'.

The man was found dead in a 'sex swing' surrounded by gas cylinders at a property in Hove, East Sussex, at around 9.15pm on Friday.

Car salesman Warren Lyttle says his wife and mother-of-one Lisa Jane, 49, choked to death during a sado-masochistic role-play she proposed at his home in Majorca.

The RSPCA has launched an investigation into the posts, having received reports of kittens being sold for baiting on Merseyside.

David Cameron vowed to continue his dealings with the Kremlin with a 'very cold heart' after an inquiry found President Putin had 'probably' personally ordered the assassination of Mr Litvinenko.

Liz Kirtley, 45, went for a hearing test and was told rather than having an eat problem, she had a mon-cancerous growth on the part of the brain which helps to control hearing and balance.

The suspected robbers entered Barclays Bank on East India Dock Road, Poplar, London before one held a staff member at knifepoint and demanded that the security door be opened.

The young woman's torso was found in a remote field in the village of Cockley Cley, near Swaffham, Norfolk in August 1974, wearing a pink nightdress and wrapped in a plastic sheet.

Jacek Adamowicz, 29, was working at Hitchen Foods in Ince, Greater Manchester, when the stack of unstable material fell and trapped the employee underneath.

Nottingham, Bristol, Milton Keynes and London are the big winners of the electric-vehicle investment, the DfT confirmed on Monday.

Gilbert Deya and his team were said to have been caught by a newspaper selling the £1.99 750ml product from Aldi in their church shop in South London for £4.99 as a cure if used on food.

According to the report, cities with low pay packets and high welfare bills include Manchester and Bradford. Cities enjoying high wages and low benefits bills include Cambridge and Aberdeen.

The mural, in Knightsbridge, London, depicts the young girl from the musical Les Miserables with tears streaming from her eyes as a can of teargas lies beneath her.

The Animalarium in Borth, near Aberystwyth in Wales, is home to meerkats, monkeys and even crocodiles and is being sold by the outgoing owners

EXCLUSIVE: Fran Purdy, from Kent, had tried dozens of over-the counter and home remedies. She claims a specialist treatment which uses tiny needles and heat has transformed her skin.

Lord Rose repeatedly urged voters to place the 'imperfect' reality of Britain's membership of the EU against the 'risk of what we might have tomorrow'.

The London Mayor, pictured, said minimising tax bills was the 'nature of the beast' and said firms were required by law to limit their payments as much as is legally allowed.

Neale Coleman, a Labour veteran who worked for Ken Livingstone before staying on with Boris Johnson to work on London 2012, will move from being head of policy to a less high profile role.

The practices of charity professionals were thrust into the spotlight last year after the death of 92-year-old Olive Cooke, pictured, one of Britain's oldest and longest-serving poppy sellers.

MPs claim they have been forced to join a pro-Europe group, despite Cameron promising a free vote, and senior aides have even been sent to meetings to count the number of MPs backing Cameron.

Chancellor George Osborne and Bill Gates, pictured, will travel to Liverpool together to see ground-breaking research into malaria drugs, diagnostics and insecticides.

A pro-gun activist from Austin, Texas, has been accused of 'making terrorists' jobs so much easier' by handing anyone the chance to build an AR-15 semi-automatic rifle.

A new report has revealed fathers in the UK are fining it as difficult as mothers to juggle their work and family, with both becoming more and more prone to 'burning out'.

Scientists from Plymouth University tested samples from 47 playgrounds, including some less than a decade old, across Devon, Cornwall, Somerset and Hampshire.

A study by the Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA) found that a two-minute delay to every car journey made in a year equates to an astonishing loss to the UK economy of around £16 billion.

But the Treasury is now watering down proposals to force people across Britain to submit their tax returns online ahead of a debate in Parliament today over the introduction of digital accounts.

Susanne Hinte, 48, from Worcester, claims she accidentally washed the winning ticket in a pair of jeans and is waiting to hear from Camelot to see if she is still eligible for the mega payout.

The outgoing ambassador in London Alicia Castro (pictured) branded him 'one of ours' and claimed he told her personally he wants a Northern Ireland-style arrangement for Britain and Argentina.

The campaign would be fronted by some of Britain's best-loved actors and presenters, potentially including Dame Helen Mirren, Sir Terry Wogan, Sir Michael Parkinson and Lord Melvyn Bragg

Moffat (pictured) will remain at the helm of the cult sci-fi show for series 10 - scheduled to be broadcast next year - before handing over the reins to new producer Chris Chinbal in 2018.

Aisleyne Horgan-Wallace, (pictured) from north London, 37, is facing trial for assault after the argument with Teen Mom's Farrah Abraham, 24, on Channel 5's Bit On The Side in September.

The discussions are taking place at the Davos forum in Switzerland. Experts believe robots will take more than 5 million human-based jobs by 2020, causing wages for humans to plummet.

Kerrigan Renniegade, from Scotland, filmed her partner Mark O'Neill arriving home to their young Staffordshire bull terrier Patch, who was overwhelmed and leaps into his owner's arms.

The unlucky lion was impaled on the horn of the cape bull buffalo as it leapt on to the animal, while it was grazing in long grass, in the Mala Mala Game Reserve in South Africa.

The striking pictures were taken by photographer Michelle Lynn Fritz, from Pennsylvania in the U.S., where she creates the bubbles and lights them up against the rising sun in her back garden.

Pilot Jassen Todorov, from San Francisco, spent three weeks flying across eight states in a 1976 Piper Warrior plane to capture the amazing shots from high above.