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An article last week said the Department for International Development (DFID) gave £5.5 million in UK foreign aid for schools in Uganda which the Ugandan government has now closed. In fact ...

Detectives have launched an investigation after a woman's body was found burning in woodland popular with dog walkers near Hunts Hill Lane, (pictured) Naphill, Buckinghamshire.

A new network, Death Before Dishonour, has prompted a security warning to UK prison governors after recruiting members from high-security Close Supervision Units.

'Sadistic' prostitute murderer Rurik Jutting reportedly once had sex with eight prostitutes in one night in a £400-a-night hotel suite in the Philippines.

Are you struggling to share a bed with your loved one? Research has found that poor sleep can wreak havoc with our skin, mood and career so Dr Guy Meadows has shared tips for coping with co-sharing.

I wish I thought our liberal ruling classes, throughout the free world, would learn from the election of Donald Trump as President of the United States. But they won't, writes PETER HITCHENS.

America is two countries. New York and California will vote Hillary, but many of the 'fly over' states in between are far less predictable. That's why the whole world is glued to this contest.

Sir Kim Darroch (pictured), Britain's ambassador in Washington, sent an urgent diplomatic memo to No 10 this week after Mr Trump's shock White House win.

Mr Corbyn claimed the election was a cry for help from 'left behind' communities and warned there were similar problems caused by globalisation in Europe.

TV adventurer Bear Grylls was in retreat on Friday about plans for 25 beach huts at a Welsh beauty spot.

Researchers at the University of Delaware placed reflective markers on 22 volunteers, put them on treadmills with their phones and monitored them with motion cameras.

Mr Vaz submitted the mileage claim on September 3, 2015. But far from being in the UK, Mr Vaz was actually in Tunisia on a four-day trip.

Shelly Jensen's (pictured) seven-year-old son and her adult daughter both walked in on their mother and her teenage pupil on separate occasions at her home in Lawrence, Wisconsin.

Activist and documentary film-maker GITA SAHGAL, who has spent more than two decades investigating religious fundamentalism in Britain, reveals how sharia courts seek to undermine British law.

The long range rockets will be moved to Estonia amid fears President Vladimir Putin could be planning to invade the country. The 15-nation force will include soldiers from the US, France and Denmark.

Support The Heroes was shut down on the eve of Remembrance Sunday. It allegedly mislead the public over how much it gives to good causes.

Polls indicate Ms Le Pen has a fighting chance to win the Elysee Palace in French presidential elections in the spring - chances seen as raised by Donald Trump's shock win last week.

Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell was denounced by Labour MPs last night after he appeared to encourage activists from the Left to gang up on them as well as Tories.

Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson will not attend a 'crisis' meeting in Brussels tomorrow which was arranged to discuss how Europe will deal with the aftermath of the US election result.

Pigeons moved in to De Vere Gardens, Kensington, west London, pictured, after two hotels where they had nested were demolished to make way for a new £600million development.

Becky Watts' killer Shauna Hoare has reportedly been so badly beaten in jail she has had to be resuscitated twice. Hoare is serving 17 years for manslaughter in Bronzefield prison, in Surrey.

Marcus Elliot, 26, fleeced victims out of £250,000 and spent the money on a lavish lifestyle, enjoying luxury meals, buying expensive speedboats, cigars and a Playboy membership.

Research reveals that some of the nation's best-loved shops levy rates of almost 30 per cent on their credit cards, with those owned by former BHS boss Philip Green among the worst.

Robbie Williams' The Heavy Entertainment Show was the former Take That singer's 12th album to reach number one, pushing him past David Bowie.

Countess of Cardigan reveals the extraordinary story of how a vicious attack by a stranger led her to meet - and then marry - one of Britain's most colourful, and controversial, aristocrats.

The medal, awarded to a hero of the Crimean War and worth £50,000 despite being badly weathered, was found by a treasure-hunter 'mudlarking' on the Thames with a metal detector.

Retired RAF navigator John Nichol visited The National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire ahead of Remembrance Sunday. He was shot down over Iraq and tortured in 1991.

Lewis Hamilton, 31, told fans he had his bulldog Roscoe's sperm frozen before the dog was forced to have the snip.

Nadine and Richard Marshall, from Barry, in Wales, were left devastated after their 18-year-old son Conner was beaten to death in Porthcawl in March 2015.

One man has been charged with common assault, while three other men are currently in police custody on the same charge following the game at London's Wembley Stadium (pictured).

Kelly Baker, 21, of Ilford, will appear in court today accused of helping Matthew Baker and James Whitlock break out of the north London prison on Monday.

Kumudu Rupasingh, 38, has received £335,000 compensation from the NHS after doctors at Watford General Hospital did not spot her husband had heart failure - and he died aged 33 in 2010.

Josh Robinson, 22, (right) and Danny Hall, 25, (left) from Ashford in Kent, died in the Austrian Alps when they were thrown from their car during a high-speed race across Europe.

Ashleigh Harris, 18, broke her back after falling in a field near Chepstow. She was riding on Polly Perks, a powerful thoroughbred ex-racehorse which belonged to her boyfriend Kieran's mother.

With the election of Donald Trump, many in Britain are distressed - and a little nervous - to see old friends in such a position. All the old rules seem to have gone.