Dame Eileen Sills's resignation as National Guardian for NHS whistleblowers was not 'quietly' announced but was also communicated via a press release and on Twitter.

The US President revealed he addressed defence spending with the Prime Minister at last June's G7 summit. Just weeks later, Chancellor George Osborne increased spending.

David Jenkins, 61, was flying his Edge 360 plane during a media event to launch the Old Buckenham air show in Norfolk on April 22 last year when he crashed and died

Claudia Lawrence, pictured, was last seen walking from the University of York's Goodricke College, where she worked as a chef, to her home in Heworth on the night of March 18, 2009.

Matthew Rigby, on trial for murdering 21-month-old Ayeeshia Jane Smith in Birmingham, claimed that the injuries experts thought were from a stamp were form his attempts to perform CPR>

The men's silver Peugeot 206 was being pursued by an unmarked patrol car in Leicester just after midnight yesterday. Impact caused great damage and two passengers in the car were killed instantly.

Organisers from the Junior Parlour Committee (JPC) feared that the theme could lead to 'cultural appropriation' if people wear clothes from an ethnic group they don't belong to at the BOP event

Members of the Royal Society - including the much acclaimed physicist and author (pictured) - claim restrictions to freedom of movement in Europe could severely affect scientific research.

Helen Steel traced former lover John Dines to Australia - two decades after he disappeared from her life claiming to have had a nervous breakdown.

The 34-year-old had confronted Burrell about his pet Staffordshire Bull Terrier when he was attacked, Cardiff Crown Court heard.

Demi Wright, from Cambridge, started suffering pains in her side in November last year, but did not know she had terminal adenocarcinoma.

Ferdinando Defeo, 55, will raise the height of his roof by 15in in order to create space for a crafts room for his wife and bedroom for his Royal Marine son at the home in Bournemouth, Dorset.

The force proudly invited members of the community to comment on posts throughout the day on Wednesday, sharing footage of officers as they went about their duties.

Ren Gill, 25, from Brighton, was first diagnosed with depression and bipolar disorder, then chronic fatigue syndrome but was finally diagnosed with Lyme disease at a clinic in Brussels.

As part of a new comedy season, the broadcaster will resurrect east Londoner Alf Garnett (pictured), whose views on women, gay people and ethnic minorities might leave some aghast.

Rother Valley MP Sir Kevin Barron, said he was temporarily standing down as chairman of the Commons standards committee, while authorities investigate the claims.

A remarkable insight into the US President's critical view of Mr Cameron's foreign policy reveals that he believed Britain was too happy to rely on the US to deal with conflicts on Europe's doorstep.

The Prime Minister told local radio he 'loves' being MP for the Oxfordshire constituency and revealed it was 'very much my intention' to stand for a fifth term in the House of Commons.

A 17-year-old boy has been arrested in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, this morning on suspicion of arranging funds or property for the purposes of terrorism.

The treasure trove of data for Western security services battling the terror group contains the names, nationalities, addresses, telephone numbers and family contacts of recruits.

The former Wimbledon champion faces being banned from the sport after testing positive for a performance-enhancing at the Australian Open in January.

The Polish Express provided its readers with a glossy manual detailing what steps to take to make sure they were given the highest possible amount of financial help upon arriving in Britain.

Cassandra Grant (pictured), 37, posed as terminally ill friend Clare Arrowsmith to receive care at home in Bristol and in hospital before staff realised she was a fraudster.

John McGarry from Sale, Greater Manchester was on a 26 day holiday around New York and the Caribbean when he was escorted off his cruise and questioned about whether he was a terrorist.

Stephanie Walker died after her car plunged 90ft off a cliff near Bridlington in East Yorkshire. At an inquest into her death, the 44-year-old's family said she had shown 'no signs of depression'.

Interior minister of Paraguay Jalil Rachie said British researcher Miraz Ullah Ali had been foolish to go public with his claims Madeleine, from Leicestershire, was in the city of Aregua.

Susan Khennache posted her support on the Adam Johnson's Appeal Fight page, which was set up to back the former Sunderland player's claims that he was wrongly convicted

The new technique could spare thousands of women from gruelling chemotherapy, say the researchers from the University of Manchester and the Institute of Cancer Research in London.

Johns Hopkins University scientists discovered 'desensitization' filters out antibodies from a person's blood that would normally attack an incompatible organ.

British trained gynaecologist Dr Lucy Lord argues the maternity shake-up in the UK could lead to more tragedies from home births as women aren't fully informed of the risks.

The remains at Lake Baikal, Siberia (one skeleton shown) reveal the animals were laid to rest alongside their owners and were treated like humans in life and death.

The Duke of Cambridge landed his aircraft at St Joseph's Catholic Primary School in Bishop's Stortford, Hertfordshire, after a 999 call was made by staff after Luke Swyers (pictured) fell ill.

Felix Brown, of Bournemouth, was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia six weeks ago and immediately began writing a candid blog about his daily highs and lows.

The woman was attempting to park outside a dental centre in Bolton, Greater Manchester. She hardly moves throughout the procedure and her final position is very similar to her first

The baby albino elephant was spotted in a herd in the Kruger National Park in South Africa, as it went to drink from the Shingwedsi River with its mother.

A woman who took South Africa's Madeleine McCann from a hospital in Cape Town in April 1997 while dressed as a nurse, was today convicted of kidnapping and faces up to 10 years in jail.

The bizarre project - complete with graphic illustrations - is being financed by the German government because most migrants have received no sex education whatsoever in their homelands.

Heavy rain at the Idomeni migrant camp in Greece close to the border with Macedonia has turned the ground into a quagmire with infections, as well as fever and diarrhoea rife among children.

Konstantin Romodanovsky, head of Russia's Federal Migration Service, said Europe has never formed a unified strategy to integrate refugees into Western society.

Officials at Frankfurt airport in Germany became suspicious after they found fresh operation scars below the woman's breasts during a search and after she complained of severe pain.