In common with other newspapers, an article on February 17 said that criminal 'convictions' for EU migrants had gone up by 40% in five years with 700 being found guilty every week.

Dry weather is expected for most areas of Britain from Saturday to Monday - and although there could be the odd shower in some parts of the country, it should soon pass.

Jennie Gray, 36, pictured, claimed officials released the body of little Ellie Butler to grandparents without permission, adding she only found out about the 'secret cremation' in an email.

The remains of an illegal cannabis factory were fly-tipped in the quiet village of Rhydypandy in the Swansea valley in South Wales, and worried locals fear the sheep have been munching the herb.

George Osborne (pictured) hailed HMRC's £130m tax deal with Google as a 'major success' but yesterday's raid on the internet giant's French HQ has triggered calls for the UK to revisit the deal.

An interactive map of opinion, built by think-tank NatCen and hosted by MailOnline, lets you explore what people like you believe about our ties with Brussels.

Boris Johnson and Iain Duncan Smith were among the senior campaigners to demand Cabinet Secretary Sir Jeremy Heywood act to remove the pro-EU material from Gov.uk.

David Cameron's opponents suspect he fears a clash over open borders. Yesterday Italy said it had rescued more than 2,600 migrants from the Mediterranean sea in just 24 hours.

A sharp slowdown in the economy after Brexit would probably force ministers to extend cuts and tax rises, the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) said.

Lee Elliott (pictured), 17, may lose the sight in his left eye after he and his friends were doused with a corrosive liquid on the platform at Ockendon Train Station, Essex, in the early hours of Sunday.

M&S; has recently promoted high design products that have won plaudits but its London based chief executive Steve Rowe (pictured) is now planning on changing all that.

Letitia Simmonds, 25, of Highburton, West Yorkshire, smashed 35-year-old John Tarazi's conservatory window with a paint tin, threw eggs all over his kitchen floor and bit his arm.

Grandfather Kevin Jones (pictured), 57, from Crewe discovered he had won the Lotto's eye-watering £6,162,138 jackpot while stuck in traffic on D&G; Bus's early shift behind the wheel.

Some members of the little-known Panel of Chairs will see their salaries increased by £12,000 after the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority (Ipsa) backed down on previous proposals.

In a stinging rebuke, the Home Secretary warned there was 'no excuse' for the 'toxic and corrosive' attitudes identified in some of the country's fire and rescue services.

The Scottish First Minister, left, will play herself in a radio dramatisation of John Wyndham's science fiction novel The Kraken Wakes that sees control of a devastated UK transferred to Edinburgh.

Bonnie Liltz, from Chicago, was jailed for killing her severely disabled adopted daughter when she feared her cancer would kill her first and leave the 28-year-old without a carer.

An investigation by researchers at the University of Central Lancashire found 115,000 of the more than 500,000 children born in 2009-10 had been referred to social services by 2015.

Peter Brindley, 50, started a fire at the property in Stoke-on-Trent when he discovered that wife Bethany had invited her co-worker Andy Turner back after finishing their shift at a local pub.

Sales of tickets through Camelot's lottery-style games fell despite a boost driven by changes - and bosses say the fall is down to fierce competition.

Ravjeer Sandhu, 25, was asked to show her ticket to a guard at Slough train station last year - but instead of presenting her season ticket, she launched into a violent rage.

The footage shows Declan Flannery becoming extremely frustrated while sitting behind the wheel of his BMW and repeatedly asking his inbuilt Sat Nav for directions in Tipperary, Ireland.

Chris May 28, was last seen at his home in Kelvedon, Essex, the day before he was due to start a new job - and his silver Volkswagen Golf was later found abandoned nearby.

Travel agents say that thousands have switched to 'safe haven' resorts such as Spain, Portugal and Italy - apparently in response to terror attacks elsewhere.

Heather Grant, 23, from St Helens, Merseyside, suffered complications after surgery to remove part of her bowel. She was fitted with a colostomy bag which she said now wears with pride.

According to new data released on Wednesday, nearly 150,000 models were built at British car factories in the fourth month. However, just over 27,600 of these were for UK buyers.

The Shack in West Bay will go under the hammer next month in Cornwall. It's situated near the beach where TV show Broadchurch, featuring David Tennant, is being filmed.

The former prime minister, who was in government when controls were lifted on arrivals from Eastern European states, insisted migration 'is something we should welcome and not attack'.

Sandra Vicente said she found indecent images on the iPhone of Ben Lewis, 26, one of the co-owners of LL Camps in Hertfordshire, allegedly taken at the site's changing rooms.

The heated argument took place in the village of Minera, Wales, and featured a driver from the Chester-based firm L Lewis arguing with Tee Smith from Wrexham-based Krazy Konez.

The two-page note, written by Eliot (pictured) while a director at London based Faber & Faber Publishers Ltd and dated July 13, 1944, criticises the famed novelist's narrative as 'not convincing'.

Australian landscaper Charlie Albone not only won an award at the world-famous Chelsea Flower Show in London, but claims he also got to hear Prince William get called 'babe' by his wife.

Muna Guled, 22, launched a coffee cup across a suite at the exclusive Thistle Marble Arch Hotel in Marylebone, west London - hitting the hotel manager in the face as he rushed to intervene.

Brogan Warren, Sam Kay, Nicoletta Tocco and Krop Jones all died instantly when their Citroen Saxo collided with a Mercedes travelling in the opposite direction on the A420 in Shrivenham, Oxfordshire.

Malplaquet House is packed full of looming portraits, creepy religious statues and stuffed animals (pictured). It is hidden from a main road by jasmine and wisteria plants.

Bosses at Leicester Royal Infirmary bosses have admitted a catalogue of blunders which meant Sharon Ignatowics died following delays in treatment at the age of 54.

Takeaway boss Mohammad Ali has faced a barrage of abuse since a sickening video emerged showing one of his employees cruelly taunting an elderly man at the shop in Dagenham, Essex.

Research from the University of Lincoln used broken pottery as a proxy for the presence of human populations before and after the Black Death. Results show a decline of 45 per cent.

Christie's auction house in London auctioned off the rare collection to mark the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare's death today after the First Folio surfaced for the first time in 200 years.

A study of nearly 250,000 people found that those living within three miles of landfill were more likely to be admitted to hospital or die with lung disease.

From a back garden in Norfolk to a forest in Canada and tropical Brazil, swimming ponds are sweeping across the globe, using plants and gravel to clean themselves rather than chemicals.

The never-before-seen images of Western Front troops were uncovered almost a century after they were taken having lay hidden in an attic in a farm house in Vignacourt, northern France.

The charity Relate has warned that too many couples in the UK are suffering the 'social and human cost' of domestic strife, as it launches its first ever public appeal for donations.

Four climbers have died on Everest in just four days as rescuers desperately search for two other experienced mountaineers who went missing on the mountain over the weekend.

The country's Department of Marine and Coastal Resources (DMCR) issued the ban for the islands of Koh Khai Nok, Koh Khai Nui and Koh Khai Nai last week and it was enforced on May 24.