An article on 11 January wrongly suggested that Gale Booth is Lauren Booth's mother. We are happy to make clear that Gale Booth was not an alcoholic or an unfit parent.

Racing stable worker Graham Rosier, 53, who sexually assaulted a 13-year-old girl at his £400,000 home in Hatton, Warwickshire, after plying her with drink has been jailed for six years.

Professor Angus Dalgleish (pictured), the principal of the London based Cancer Vaccine Institute, says the NHS is being put under 'an intolerable strain' by the number of migrants seeking care.

Metropolitan Police chief Bernard Hogan-Howe sent a chief inspector to investigate a drone-intercepting eagle after he saw a video of it on YouTube, writes RICHARD LITTLEJOHN.

The Intelligence and Security Committee said the Draft Investigatory Powers Bill had 'failed' in its task of drawing together all of the laws allowing access to communications data.

Antipodeans are incensed that they are being asked to make the new payment for NHS services while Eastern European migrants from inside the EU have limitless free access.

More than 7,000 people have signed a petition protesting the changes proposed by Oxfordshire council - including Mary Cameron, the PM's 81-year-old mother, and Clare Currie, 78, his aunt.

The Prime Minister's spokeswoman said there would be 'no guarantee' agreements with France that effectively place the British border in Calais would survive the UK leaving the EU.

Secretary of State for Justice Michael Gove is an Unknown Quantity on the EU referendum, writes QUENTIN LETTS

The internet giant gave its chief executive Sundar Pichai shares in the company worth nearly £140million, making him one of the highest-paid directors of any public company in the world.

D-Day hero Lord Bramall wants a genuine apology from Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe over London's Metropolitan Police's investigation into a VIP child sex ring that is soon to be wound up.

UK Watchdog Which? claims the cheaper the tablet, the bigger the storage problem. A study carried out by the body found that the devices are not offering users the memory they expected.

The famous line from the film version of the novel by Jane Austen, pictured, topped a poll of 2,000 British women, with Dirty Dancing, Titanic and Austen's Pride and Prejudice also featuring.

One in five Brits admit they have not spoken a word to their neighbours in more than a month - and some had never uttered a word to them at all.

Headmistress Kay Willett said the school in Oxford, which was only given the monicker in 2013 after becoming an academy, has been rebranded Iffley Academy to avoid confusion with ISIS.

Joseph Smith, 35, of West Yorkshire, was accused by a judge of using his car 'like a weapon' when he crashed into victim David Oddey who was in a relationship with his estranged wife.

Hundreds of receipts allegedly show the party failed to declare thousands of pounds in hotel bills, which suggests the party broke the £100,000 spending limit for each by-election.

The internet giant gave its chief executive Sundar Pichai shares in the company worth nearly £140million, making him one of the highest-paid directors of any public company in the world.

In what is set to be a repeat of the long running row ahead of the general election, the Prime Minister has reportedly ruled out a television clash.

Julian John, 44, who took five years to walk again after brain damage, tried to book a holiday for himself, his wife and two children, aged two and three, at the Bluestone National Park Resort in Pembrokeshire.

The victims, named locally as Dennis Jefferson, 76, and his wife Sheila, 73, were discovered after their £300,000 bungalow in Chidham, near Chichester, West Sussex, was set alight on Saturday.

Margaret Forster's husband Hunter Davies has paid homage to the author, whose best-known works include Georgy Girl, after she passed away yesterday at a hospice in north London.

Susan Witheridge, 58, pleaded with the 23-year-old to stay at home after she made a last-minute decision to visit the south-east Asian country before starting a masters course.

Dozens of windswept youngsters and staff were spotted on the seaside at Hill Head, near Fareham in Hampshire, as waves hit the shore on the Solent yesterday during stormy conditions.

The RMT union announced today that 500 track patrol staff on the London Underground would walk out of their jobs for 24 hours starting on Friday morning.

His Irish lilt turned him into a star but it was also the reason Terry Wogan was turned down by then boss David Attenborough. Archive letters between the pair reveal why Wogan was turned away.

Britain's cheapest oysters today went on sale in Morrisons for just 25p each. The supermarket is selling the luxury seafood at a knock down price for Valentine's Day

The FTSE 100 index tumbled 2.7 per cent lower amid worries about the global economy. In the UK, shares in Barclays were down more than 5 per cent while HSBC fell over four per cent.

Union members may be allowed to vote for strike action by text message or email - despite warnings that the system is vulnerable to fraud.

In a survey the Oxford student added that paying 'homage' to a 'great colonialist' like 'Caesar Rhodes' made them feel 'uncomfortable' and helped 'perpetuate racial inequality'.

The Queen arrived in London today after her extended Christmas break in Norfolk on a scheduled train service. Her Majesty sat in first class for the one hour 40-minute journey, at a cost of £54.90.

Meseret Kumulchew, who struggles with reading, writing and telling the time, was accused of falsifying documents at the coffee giant's Clapham branch.

Jade Hodgkinson, 23, from Nelson, Lancs, said she was disgusted when Chelsea Driver, 22, broke into Joshua Barrett's home and destroyed her clothes, passport and bank cards in an act of revenge.

People exposed to dirty air as long ago as 1971 have been more likely to die in the following decades than people living where the air was cleaner, Dr John Gulliver - London Imperial College - has found.

Charlotte Amos, from Torbay, Devon, began losing weight aged 11 because school bullies mocked her with cruel taunts when she ate, calling her a 'pig'.

Maylynn Couperthwaite, 52, pictured, was knifed to death and Audrey  Couperthwaite, 80, left fighting for her life following the double attack on Sunday at a home in Bury, Greater Manchester.

The body of the 30-year-old was found with multiple stab wounds in a building occupied by Salford University students yesterday afternoon.

The Metropolitan Police said the withdrawal of the Territorial Support Group unit based at Paddington Green in Westminster was 'not linked' to misconduct investigations into some of its officers.

The psychologists, from Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge, cited movies and TV shows, like WIll and Grace (pictured) they say may have left gay viewers feeling depressed about themselves.

A 'high proportion' of divorced couples in Britain 'wish they had stayed together' five years later, according to former High Court judge Sir Paul Coleridge.

An autopsy carried out in Italy following his corpse's repatriation from Egypt, found that Giulio Regeni, 28, had been brutally tortured before his death, including having his finger and toe nails pulled out.

Dr Adam Osborne, 39, admitted having sex with a vulnerable woman who was a patient at his London practice ahead of a Fitness to Practise hearing which will last 10 days.

Mark Pearson, 51, was accused of sexually assaulting a well-known actress in her 60s at a busy tube station when their paths crossed at London's Waterloo station.

Polish Jaroslaw Jablonski, 36, 'humiliated' his victim over several hours after tying her hands with tape at a property last year, Hull Crown Court heard.

Jack Williams, 20, and Kayleigh Woods, 22, appeared at Leamington Magistrates' Court today charged with murder after Bethany Hill, 20, was found dead in Stratford-Upon-Avon, Warwickshire.

Arif Chowdhury, 20, who would rape the schoolgirl while laughing in her face, managed to fly to Bangladesh while on bail in 2012 - a country with no extradition treaty with Britain.

A judge in Pakistan has accepted a court petition from a British-trained lawyer arguing that the Koh-i-Noor diamond from the Crown Jewels belongs to Pakistan.

Most people wouldn't even consider packing up their home and travelling the world, let alone do so with a baby - which is exactly what London couple, Karen and Shaun did after the birth of their daughter.

The entertainment giant lost its case at the Court of Appeal in London over a High Court ruling that it infringed the trademark of UK firm Comic Enterprises, but plans to appeal again under European law.

Justine Greening, the International Development Secretary, said RAF aircraft and drones had helped in securing military success in Ramadi, Iraq and around the Tishrin Dam in Syria.

An ambulance had to treat 10 people at the Brasserie Blanc restaurant in Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire after the sudden accident which left customers terrified.

The short stretch of Kilburn High Road is known locally as 'The Strip' because it has eight betting shops and four casino-style arcades serving one of the capital's most deprived areas.

Knight Frank Estate Agents are advertising the country's most expensive car parking space near London's Hyde Park Gardens. The space is nearly double the average house price in England.

The remote Old Mill House in Lee, Devon, is the only house on an isolated beach and boasts unrivalled and uninterrupted sea views, as well as being close to an unspoilt rocky cove.

The rare collection of 183 images are from the personal collection of Marilyn Monroe fan, James Collins. The images are being sold through Heritage Auctions in Dallas, Texas.

Traditionally, these boat dwelling nomads are from the many islands of the Sulu Archipelago in the Philippines but many have migrated to the neighbouring area of Sabah, Borneo.

The small, blue object slammed into the ground at an engineering college in Vellore, in Tamil Nadu state, over the weekend, shattering a water cooler and sending splinters and shards flying.

EXCLUSIVE: MailOnline visited a settlement in the north of Uganda where 500 people are arriving everyday - fleeing rape, kidnapping, looting and murder in South Sudan.

For Beijing's 'hidden homeless', those who left their homes years ago to lobby China's government their campaign for just has become and obsession for which they would rather die than lose.

The raids came after German news website Spiegel Online reported that it had tracked down a suspected ISIS commander named Bassam (pictured) in the village of Sankt Johann.

Natalie Langer, 34, has gone on trial in Berlin for attempted murder where prosecutors claim she hit a 50-year-old man while driving her Mercedes C500 home after a boozy night out.