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An article on August 22 'RSPCA rehomed our missing cat and refuse to tell us where he is' claimed that the RSPCA had wrongly rehomed a cat, while refusing to tell its former owners where it lived.

Many of those surveyed by Poundland also admitted they couldn't hang a picture, put a new washer in a dripping tap, decorate a room or iron a shirt or blouse.

The survey, commissioned to mark the 70th anniversary of Woman's Hour, left presenter Jane Garvey 'shocked' at the lack of communication between mothers and daughters in the UK.

Poundland is the go-to shop for all things cheap and cheerful but some customers wondered if the store had gone too far after spotting the pink vibrating bullet on the retailer's shelves.

Jeremy Hutchinson, QC, clashed with Mrs Whitehouse during her private prosecution of the National Theatre play The Romans In Britain in 1982.

'Bill Clinton sexually assaulted innocent women, and Hillary Clinton attacked those women viciously,' Trump said Monday in Pennsylvania, threatening to hammer them over and over.

L.D. Brown, an Arkansas State Trooper who worked on Clinton's security detail, says the then governor viewed women as 'purely to be graded, purely to be chased, dominated, conquered.'

Emily West (left) appeared in a 2010 episode. Donald Trump fixated on her appearance, specifically that of her skin, according to a transcript of a behind-the-scene exchange unveiled Monday.

What gobbles and quibbles we had from Remainers in the Commons yesterday when Brexit Secretary David Davis gave another update on progress.

Mr Clarke said the former prime minister told him he 'intended to advocate remaining in the EU' in January 2013, when he announced the timing of the referendum.

During a two-hour meeting with the interior minister in London yesterday, she stressed that children eligible for transfer to the UK must be moved out of the so-called 'Jungle' before bulldozers move in.

Former Bank of England governor Lord Mervyn King, pictured, was speaking as sterling continued its drop against the dollar, resulting in a 17 per cent drop in value since the referendum.

Sharon White, pictured, the chief executive of Ofcom, accused the corporation of 'not doing as good a job as it should be', in its attitude to older women and minorities.

The University College London study analysed data from thousands of British children born between 2000 and 2002, who were questioned at three, five, seven and 11 years old.

Glasgow University scientists looked at the records of 525,046 patients aged 40 to 80 who were followed for five years. They found patients on beta blockers twice as likely to suffer depression.

The study by the government's integration tsar Dame Louise Casey (pictured) is said to criticise ministers for failing to integrate minorities and tackle extremism.

The Home Secretary appeared to rebuke the firm during the Tory conference this week, suggesting it recruited 'almost exclusively' from Romania and Poland.

Sarah Bailey, 31, from Longton, Stoke-on-Trent, was stunned when Concentrix, which is used by the government to cut tax credit payments, axed her £140-a-week allowance.

Highland cattle enthusiasts descended on Oban today for the 119th annual autumn sale of the animals - and among those displaying their cows was eight-year-old Kate Cameron.

Cancer survivor Maggie Hayes, 78, lost her arm while helping a friend close his car window in Cornwall and said the worst part was not being able to hug her granddaughter again.

The undertaker was forced to apologise to more than 50 distressed friends and family who had sat through a full service at St Cadfan Church in Powys, Mid Wales, unaware it was the wrong coffin.

Femi Nandap stabbed Dr Jeroen Ensink to death in Islington, north London as the victim went to post cards to friends and family telling them of the birth of his daughter.

Bracknell (pictured), who played Zoe Tate in the British soap for 16 years, was only diagnosed five weeks ago. Fans quickly rallied to the news and helped her smash her fundraising target.

Max Knowles, 10, was denied a place at Hill West Primary School in Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham, because of a lack of coat-hooks and because it would increase safety risks in the playground.

John Cahill, pictured, pleaded guilty to six counts of indecent assault on four boys aged between ten and 14 at the St Francis orphanage in Shefford, Bedfordshire in the 1960s and 1970s.

A jury was told that tiny Kayleigh Sheard, from Cleckheaton, West Yorkshire, was found by paramedics in a bouncy chair in front of a gas fire, which was on its maximum setting.

Anti-terrorist officers are investigating the source of the Instagram post which threatened a massacre against the McAuley Catholic High School in Doncaster, South Yorkshire.

Private John Watson bundled Trooper James Dicks into the back of his car at the Queen's Guards' barracks in Windsor, Berkshire, after finding he had been in a relationship with his estranged wife.

The boy was allegedly regularly made to lie across his father's lap as his cheeks were pinched together and the porridge-like mixture poured into his mouth from a cup, the Old Bailey in London heard.

Fugitive Cory Baptiste from Purfleet, Essex, was detained in a popular city centre square in Barcelona in a joint operation involving Spanish and British police.

Danny Jones, 59, and Terry Perkins, 68, face claims they carried out a 'well planned and well executed' raid on Chaitila's flagship store in London's Mayfair.

John Norwood, from Glasgow (pictured), was convicted of a machete attack on Lance Sergeant James Warnock at a barracks in Aldershot following a row at a nearby pub.

Sajid Aslam was part of a group of men three men from Walsall, West Midlands, who were said to have made their way to Syria to fight for ISIS in 2014, but he claims he is working as a teacher.

The only child of the jailed Rolf Harris has again tried to defend the actions of the artist and TV personality by claiming Pablo Picasso was also a paedophile, but his artwork hasn't been removed.

Sir Anthony Seldon, former head master of the top public school Wellington College, in Berkshire, is lobbying the government to introduce new performance measures.

A shocked boatload of divers discovered the man eight miles from Dover on Sunday morning and he is understood to have come from France.

A group of 23 adults and one child were found in the back of the lorry on the M25 on Monday afternoon, the second large group to be found in just four days. Police said 15 people were found on Friday.

Children's author Judith Kerr has said people over the age of 75 should keep a 'do not resuscitate' sign next to them to spare their family the anxiety of deciding what to do regarding their death.

Father-of-two Paul Wright, 35, (pictured) from Mold in Flintshire, claims he was the passenger in a car which was involved in a minor collision while on holiday in Malia, Crete in 2003.

It is believed that personal images of Eilidh Scott - lover of Blackburn Rovers striker Anthony Stokes - were raided from her phone's online storage library, leaving her feeling 'completely violated'.

The pretty three-bedroom former townhouse built in the 1830s in Kensington, West London, where author PD James wrote many of her early novels, is now on the market.