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An article on August 8 about expenses claimed by top police officers said that Chief Constable Phil Gormley was living rent-free at Tulliallan Castle.

Steven Knox, 30, from Sunderland, admitted posting messages on Facebook identifying the girl, who was just 15 when she was sexually touched by Johnson in his Range Rover.

Dr William Arnett (pictured) allegedly began texting the woman after her husband, who was a patient at his Sunderland surgery, said working away from home was impacting family life.

Lawrence Klein, of Reading, Berkshire, was suspected of having corticobasal deterioration, known as CBD, a rare and incurable neurological condition which becomes progressively worse.

Immunotherapy teaches the body to attack tumours, but fails when patients develop a condition called cancer cachexia, researchers from Cambridge University found.

Rosaria Birrane said David Buchler, 64, 'destroyed her husband's life' in the incident in Harrods at London last New Year's Eve but was accused of being a racist in court.

Aaron Cawley, 25, was spotted at Leeds United's match at Norwich on Saturday after his six-year ban from football for attacking ex-England keeper Chris Kirkland was lifted by magistrates.

Joe Backhouse, 24, of Billericay, Essex, admitted riding a stolen Suzuki motorbike at a police officer when he appeared at Chelmsford Crown Court on Monday.

Goldsmiths University has been accused of racism after adopting the Palestinian flag for its kit in a move the students' union has described as 'progressive' but has been branded 'pathetic' online.

A Filipino lover who shared British banker Rurik Jutting's final weekends before his horrific murder spree in Hong Kong has told Mail Online: 'I miss him.'

The families of the two women killed by Rurik Jutting are planning to sue him for compensation - and will demand money to support the seven-year-old boy he left without a mother.

The torture kit Rurik Jutting put together was so basic it could have been something from medieval times - a hammer, nails, a piece of wood and ties to bind his victims' hands and feet.

'I will not consider it great if I don't win,' he admitted on Fox & Friends. The Republican said he thinks he'll be the victor tonight, though, winning the states of Iowa, Ohio and New Hampshire.

Clinton and her staff took part in the latest viral internet challenge in a bid to remind people to get out and vote on Election Day, finishing the clip with: 'Don't stand still. Vote today.'

New York was already on high alert after federal officials warned about possible attacks by the al Qaeda militant group around Election Day.

Louis Tafuto from New York claims Donald Trump has incited violence and intimidation and is clearly not fit to become US President according to a 25-page lawsuit filed in Federal court.

Alan Peters, 78, was driving a team of university cheerleaders on the double decker coach when he crashed into the Audi at 61mph on the M1 near Flitwick, Bedfordshire.

Chief executive Steve Rowe (pictured) - who took over from Dutchman Marc Bolland in April - has been forced to announce its biggest shake-up for years.

A family from Lancashire spent their £4,000 five-star holiday in Turkey - booked through Thomas Cook - holed up in a hotel room after they were all struck down with a debilitating stomach bug.

Married bus driver Alex Hopkinson, 36, (pictured) a former cadet instructor of New Addington, south London, was charged with possessing and making indecent images of a boy.

Sam Moorhouse, 27, suffered 'some of the most extreme injuries ever seen' after he lost control of his Mini Coupe on the A61 north of Chesterfield, Derbyshire, and was impaled on a fence.

GCSE pupil Will Cornick, 15, walked up to Mrs Maguire, 61, during class and stabbed her seven times in the back and neck with a knife he had brought to school in 2014.

Nothing of relevance to the suspected abduction and murder of Ms Payne (pictured) has been found during several weeks of inquiries at Coventry's Coombe Country Park, West Midlands Police said.

The trespasser jumped onto the tracks at Norwood Junction, south London, at around 6pm. He then took off his shirt and begun blurting out expletive-laden lyrics while station staff urged him to move.

Sir Jimmy Young, one of the most renowned voices on BBC radio, died 'peacefully at home' on Monday afternoon with his wife Alicia by his side, his spokesman said today.

Honour crimes are not being prosecuted for fear of causing unrest in the Asian community, according to Scotland Yard officer Detective Sergeant Pal Singh.

There are more than 236 miles of smart motorways in England - which use the hard shoulder and variable speed limits to control traffic flow.

The UK privacy watchdog, the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO), said Facebook has agreed to suspend using data collected from UK WhatsApp users.

Anna Turley, MP for Redcar, tweeted a photo (shown) of the sandwiches as well as the alleged recording device that was left behind in a room MPs had gathered in for a secret chat.

Met chief Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe offered to see Diana Brittan shortly before Tuesday's long-awaited publication of a damning report into the investigation.

The bank will today admit that mistakes were made by its global restructuring group - an operation which was meant to be a crack rescue unit for struggling companies during the recession.

Dame Lowell Goddard quit the vast probe in August and has since faced allegations about her behaviour and conduct in the lucrative post.

The composer, who has only voted 34 times over the past 18 years, insisted he never expected to be a 'working' peer.

Nick Jablonka created a version of the festive advert for his A-level media coursework and uploaded it to YouTube in June, but it has since gone viral.

The Dead Sea Tapes, recorded in 1964 by Peter Cook and Dudley Moore, were pulled from broadcast amid fears they could flout blasphemy laws in both the US and UK.

Researchers, worried about the high fat content of Atkins-style diets, hope the key ingredient of protein could be made into a pill or supplement.

SEBASTIAN SHAKESPEARE: Ben Fogle, pictured, is said to have been paid an eye-popping £25,000 to tell tales of his privileged upbringing at a charity event in Liverpool.

Joseph Foster, 6, from Bridport, Dorset, and his family have launched an appeal to raise £7,500 for a life-saving op for their beloved puppy Tess - who needs a human heart surgeon to operate.

Scott Diver disappeared from his home in Clydebank, West Dunbartonshire, on September 17, sparking large-scale efforts to trace him, but his body has now been found.

Joshua Gardner (pictured), was told he could either let the Leeds Bradford Airport staff carry him up the steps or miss out on his family holiday to Disneyland Paris.

Jamie Leigh Twidale (centre), 24, was bathing her children Harley (right), four, and Skyelar (left), three, at their home in Hartlepool, County Durham.

Roberta Jackson, 34, from Halifax, West Yorkshire, took on the authorities to adopt pit bulls Mimi, three, and two-year-old Tia after they were seized by police as dangerous dogs and sentenced to death.

Kirstie Tancock, 27, from Honiton, Devon, has suffered from cystic fibrosis since she was born. But in a blog, she says she has suffered her second organ rejection and is now too ill to receive a third.

Alison Brindle, 38, from Bolton, wrote to Prime Minister Theresa May after working 50 hours in four days. Her message, which was posted on Facebook, has been shared more than 7,000 times.

GP William Arnett, 41, allegedly began sending sexual texts to the woman before kissing her and fondling her breasts after her husband visited his surgery, Arnett's Roker Practice in Sunderland.

Manna Begum, 25, subjected both the 12-year-old and its seven-year-old sibling to four years of physical cruelty. Begum, from Spencer, Northampton, was arrested in April 2016.

David Davies, 25, from Clynnog, near Caernarfon, has admitted murdering Emma Baum, 22, but does not accept the full prosecution case.

Former soldier Nigel Camplin, 55, filmed himself speeding after and tailgating BMW driver Colin Evans through the roads of Caerphilly, South Wales.

Former helicopter pilot Peter Elliott, 49, transformed the £500,000 property in Appleby, Cumbria, into a fortress and surrounded it with barbed wire, tree branches and fitted CCTV cameras.

Fiona Simpson (pictured), from Alvaston, Derby, didn't feed four snakes for months on end and kept them in an unheated tank in one of the worst cases of neglect experts had ever seen.

Simon Buckden, 44, of Bramley, Leeds, received more than £8,000 in cash, goods and services after lying about his traumatic experiences in the Army and claiming he was battling cancer.

Mark Marfleet, 37, of Sale, Greater Manchester, had claimed he was 'genuinely remorseful' after he mixed oxygen and the gas acetylene to blast the fronts off ATMs before escaping on a motorbike.

Dolmio pasta sauce sales have plummeted by 6million jars in one year, after the company warned many of its products should be consumed only once a week.

Those who had a baby after 35 had better verbal memory, and having two babies was found to be better than one for the brain, researchers from the University of Southern Carolina found.

Before London's landmark Grade II-listed building Battersea Power Station is transformed, stunning pictures by photographer Peter Dazeley have shown what it looks like today.

Private tenants paid more for their accommodation in 57 per cent of districts during the third quarter of this year compared to the same period in 2015, Experian research found.

Eerie images of an abandoned boarding school for the Nazi elite, that was attended by Hitler's nephew Heinz, have emerged from Germany.