An article on 22nd March (Stag group heading for party in Benidorm are booted off Ryanair flight by police after claims the group was 'unruly and disruptive and left male steward in tears').

The 33-year-old has reportedly turned to her 49-year-old so-called 'soulmate' every time that she's argued with estranged Laurence, 37, much to his - and Chris' wife Natasha's - dismay.

The doctors' response has been a series of strikes, and next month they will up their game with the first all-out strike in NHS history, refusing to treat emergency patients for two days.

Leaders at the National Union of Teachers say the government should abolish counter-terror rules in school, which they say have had a 'chilling' effect on debate and stop children feeling safe.

At least 24 of the migrants who made it to Britain hiding in the back of two lorries have already been given their freedom, with the remaining 27 expected to have been let out by last night.

Britain's top police officer Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe suggested the upheaval that would follow a Brexit vote would damage the powers of police and mean an increased security risk.

Sales of detached homes in the UK have almost tripled since the financial crisis, with just 9,732 snapped up in the year to June 2009. Over the same period, sales of new-build flats fell by 27 per cent.

A man who bought abortion pills, in a bid to cause his girlfriend to have a miscarriage after he changed his mind about wanting a baby, has been jailed at Swindon Crown Court.

Figures from Public Health England show that the number of patients seeing their GP with symptoms is at a five-year high for this time of year, with numbers expected to spike further d Easter weekend.

Shamed footballer Adam Johnson was handed six years in jail after pleading guilty to sexual grooming and kissing a 15-year-old girl. But questions are already being asked about the jail term.

The youngster was rushed to a hospital in the North East the night after her second day of questioning via a video-link by Johnson's QC, Orlando Pownall.

The alarming photos show conditions at a farm in Bedfordshire which produces three million eggs a week by hens, pictured, supposedly living in cages meant to provide extra room.

The more time young adults use social media, the more likely they are to be depressed, according to new research from the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine.

The only Paris terrorist still at large, Mohamed Abrini, visited Britain and took potential reconnaissance pictures of a football stadium. He made the trip in July, just four months before Paris attacks.

The flat in the city's Schaerbeek district was used by the two brothers and master bombmaker who killed 31 people in the devastating attacks on Tuesday morning.

Roxana Stefanuca, 23, of Mileanca, Botosani, is said by her family to have burns all over her face, while her daughter Miruna suffered similar injuries and has been given tubes to help her breathe.

Sister Fanny Clain had just arrived at Brussels Airport when a bomb exploded and she was thrown to the ground. 'It was an enormous noise... the end of the world in a second,' the 20-year-old said.

The girls appeared at Derby Youth Court last week where they admitted conspiring to kidnap babies, named as S, W and U, between September 14 and 23 last year.

Fresh guidelines for the treatment of lower back pain state that exercise, including stretching, aerobics and yoga should be the treatment of choice, instead of acupuncture.

Supermarkets have been ridiculed for creating phoney farm names. Tesco created seven fictitious farm names - including Rosedene and Nightingale - to replace its 'Everyday Value' products.

Scientists based at the J. Craig Venter Institute in California have created a new artificial bacterial cell nicknamed Synthia 3.0 by stripping down the Mycoplasma bacterial genome to just 473 genes.

Researchers assessed the frequency and duration of cannabis use (stock image) among participants in the 40-year Dunedin Multidisciplinary Health and Development Study in New Zealand.

VW and Porsche identified a problem with a circlip responsible for holding onto the pedal bracket on their Touareg and Cayenne SUVs built between 2011 and 2016 and sold world wide.

Claire Taylor, 17, (left) from Angus, had been vomiting bile and suffering from abdominal pain. But Dr Michelle Watts, 47, suggested the pain was due to 'constipation', a tribunal found.

Yesterday, Microsoft launched its latest artificial intelligence (AI) bot. Within hours, the AI chatbot was responding to certain questions from Twitter users with racist answers.

Researchers quizzed 2,000 women aged 18 to 45 on how they define success. Financial independence scored higher that any other factor for the women, along with a £49,000 salary.

Fell runner Lauren Jeska, 41, was charged at Birmingham Magistrates' Court on Thursday. Police were called to Alexander Stadium on Tuesday after Ralph Knibbs (pictured) was stabbed.

Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe (pictured) said UK bank customers were being 'rewarded for bad behaviour' instead of incentivised to update anti-virus software and improve passwords.

Penny Mordaunt, pictured, said 'freedom' was at stake in the EU referendum in June as the 'forced harmonisation' of single market rules stopped people achieving their ambitions.

Amber Rudd has warned of an 'electric shock' to the energy market after a Brexit vote - warning of threats from Russian president Vladimir Putin. Vote Leave said the claim was 'absurd'.

TOM UTLEY: Call me an embittered old curmudgeon, but I spent a happy lunch hour yesterday, chuckling over a speech the Prime Minister made back in 2010.

Builder Ian Thomas saw the car blocking the road in the seaside town of Barmouth, central Wales, and took a series of photos.

Former Labour minister Lord Boateng, pictured, will be quizzed about whether he knew care home manager Michael John Carroll, who was jailed in 1999 for abusing children.

Scientists from Massey University, in New Zealand, revealed the long-term effects of repeated minor blows to the head are just as damaging as a single high-grade head trauma.

Oswald Boelcke, (right) who is regarded as the father of the German fighter air force, shot down Robert Wilson (left), of the 32 Squadron Royal Flying Corps near Thiepval, northern France in 1916.

Almost one British home in three is now headed by parents who both have full-time jobs, a survey found yesterday, as number of working mothers is up by 15 per cent in just 12 years.

Let the lawn become a tussocky meadow and the borders strangled with weeds. Let brambles romp and nettles flourish.

Police received a report that one woman had been seriously injured at 8.45pm last night on Mapleton Crescent in the seaside town of Redcar, Teesside.