An article on August 11 reported that Pro Hygiene Collection Makeup Brush Cleaner Spray failed to remove the make-up and bacteria from a make-up brush, resulting in it being awarded 0/5 during our product testing.

It has been revealed that GPs at two health trusts in Essex have been instructed to ask anyone needing surgery whether they have a private healthcare policy, to 'balance the books'.

At Winchester Crown Court yesterday, Christopher Gard (pictured), of Alton, Hampshire, was jailed for nine years after he admitted causing death by dangerous driving.

Whitehall officials have been told that as a starting point EU citizens wanting to work in Britain must secure a job before setting foot here.

Members of the Commons home affairs select committee were considering a vote of no confidence in the senior Labour MP after he was caught allegedly paying rent boys for sex.

Keith Vaz's arrival in the House caused a stir of unease, a shifting, dare one say, of buttocks, writes QUENTIN LETTS. Mr Vaz plonked himself down in a little knot of Labour backbenchers.

The Houdini of modern politics is attempting to turn the tables by putting the Sunday Mirror in the dock, where most fair-minded people would say he should be standing, says STEPHEN GLOVER.

The entire resident population of Calais had a succinct and clear message aimed at the French government: the time has come for the vast migrant camp, 'the Jungle', to be dismantled.

The 42-year-old accountant is suspected of smothering the baby, named only as Daniel, as he and his older brother slept beside her on the final day of their week-long holiday in France.

Nespresso, advertised by George Clooney, has helped to push sales up by 30% despite a typical pack of 10 pods costing £3. A spoon from a jar of basic instant costs 2p.

Sainsbury's paid £1.4billion for Argos and Habitat earlier this year in a deal that gives customers access to over 90,000 products under one roof.

China, Australia, India, Singapore, Mexico, and South Korea are among the states who had expressed an interest in trade deals with the UK, according to the PM.

The Cabinet minister (pictured) for Brexit told MPs the public had delivered its 'instructions' to Parliament and pro-Remain MPs must get over it.

Britain's top prosecutor Alison Saunders warned social media is responsible for a new era of crime as she revealed scores are being prosecuted for 'revenge porn' offences.

Sir Michael Wilshaw placed himself on a collision course with Theresa May after he rubbished the Prime Minister's plans to approve a fresh wave of grammar schools.

Cancer rates among British women have dropped substantially in the last decade and medical experts say the 22 per cent fall is down to use of the contraceptive Pill.

The researchers from Lancaster University suggested that vehicle engines - especially diesels - could release the tiny magnetic particles during the combustion process.

British scientists yesterday described the pills as a 'designer drug' for asthma, both reducing inflammation in the lungs and warding off the viruses that spark attacks.

The jab was brought in for under-ones last September and since then instances of meningitis and blood poisoning, which can be caused by the same bacteria, have dropped by 42 per cent.

The former director of human rights group Liberty flatly denied there was any connection between her mild conclusions and Mr Corbyn's decision to give her a peerage.

The Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has spoken publicly about the anguish of losing a baby when her and her husband Peter Murrell conceived when Miss Sturgeon was 40.

Pete Taysum (pictured), 51, says he has reported the overgrown laurel and silver birch trees on Dover Avenue in Wardon, Worcester, to his local authority six times since last December.

Christopher Hay toppled out of the upstairs window of his family home in Halstead, Essex and fell 12 feet to the pavement.

Doting father Robert O'Shea, from Swansea, has taken photos of his children on their first day of school every year. Now 15, eldest son Conor's rise from little lad to strapping six-footer is charted well.

Glyn and Katie Garbett, from Rotherham, South Yorkshire, cleared rubble and dramatically improved the 840 sq ft strip after buying the land - but were then told that it is green belt land.

Five-year-old Ryan Cahill, from Weston-super-Mare, Somerset, is the only person in the world with a combination of two medical conditions that make him so small. He stands at 2ft 11inches.

John Lewis (pictured) was 'disgusted' by the comments, which he claims were made by an employee at the fast food chain's Barnstable Roundswell branch, in North Devon.

Anita Manning bought a bronze Buddha statue in a small shop in Sandwich, Kent after haggling the store's owner down to a price of just £50 - she then sold the item for 75 times that amount at auction.

The Old Bailey heard how Anthony Constantinou, 34, head of financial group Capital World Markets (CWM) based in the City of London, allegedly assaulted a number of women in his office.

Omar Okai, 51, said the driver in central London launched into the aggressive tirade before making suggestive comments and asking how long they had been using buses 'in this country'.

Anita Jane Hare, 45, has pleaded guilty to outraging public decency after she was caught performing sex acts on a park bench on a female strange in Pilton Park, Barnstaple, in Devon.

Anthony Mitchell, 63, from Stafford, was captured on his own dash camera in his DAF truck careering down a motorway before crashing into braking vehicles.

Stockbroker Daniel Green, 26, allegedly attacked the young woman while she was asleep under a desk at his office following a late-night drinking session in central London.

Serial womaniser Michael Brain (pictured) would trick lonely hearts - including one elderly victim - out of cash that he then spent on booze and gambling, Plymouth Crown Court heard.

Private John Watson allegedly bundled old friend Cavalryman James Dicks into the back of his car at the Queen's Guards' barracks in Windsor, Berkshire.

Ameen Jogee (pictured) was handed a second chance back in February in a landmark case, having initially been found guilty of the Paul Fyfe's murder, along with a friend, and given a life sentence.

New footage from London's latest Underground line Crossrail - or the Elizabeth Line, as it is to be known - proved strangely hypnotic when it was shared on Facebook today.

A team was investigating an outbreak of the same strain of E.coli 0157 and found those affected had consumed Dunsyre Blue, made by Lanarkshire-based Errington Cheese, before they became ill.

Red Cross workers helped those stranded at Festival No. 6 in Portmeirion, North Wales, after heavy rain flooded a huge field - and drivers even paid farmers with tractors £200 to tow them out with ropes.

Wealthy undergraduates i London are paying £1,700 a month and more to live in luxury while they study, with rooms complete with underfloor heating, kitchenettes and towers including cinemas.

The overall winner George Stoyle will receive £5,000 for his remarkable rainbow image of a giant Lion's mane jellyfish, which he took while scuba diving off the coast of Scotland.

Plenty has been crammed into the two-bedroom property in London's Kensington, and the home comes in at a quarter of the average price of a terraced house in the local area, which is £4million.

Examples of the earliest collections of his work (pictured) will be on show in public in the For All Time: Shakespeare in Yorkshire event at the University of Leeds, which opens tomorrow.

The 134,000 tonne Carnival Vista cruise ship caused chaos at the Sicilian marina in Messina simply by pulling away from its berth. The huge €700 million vessel moved off oblivious.

US bombs are still littering the fields of Laos in a stark reminder of the Vietnam War that devastated the landlocked nation as Barack Obama becomes the first president to visit the country.

Images of the Rogon missiles (pictured) launched into the sea near Japan today show that they look remarkably similar to Chinese JL-1 weapons, according to Dr Bruce Bechtol.

The youngster was grabbed from her sleeping mother by a neighbour in Vikaspuri, in the city of Delhi at around 10pm on Friday before being taken into the nearby jungle and attacked.

A record turnout helped sweep the newcomers into office in Hong Kong, most notably Nathan Law, a 23-year-old who was said to have been behind pro-democracy protests in 2014.