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 ...

Paul Jefferies, 52, who worked Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC), was brutally attacked in his own home in East Sussex. Ben Bamford (pictured) was found guilty of his murder.

Liam Day (pictured), 26, from Southampton, survived the plunge into the deep water but his body shut down due to the freezing sea conditions at the Swanage coast, in Dorset.

'High-achieving' Harpreet Kaur Hallaith, 18, attended the prestigious Wolverhampton Girls' High School but had started to get 'stressed' about her exams earlier this year.

Thomas Mair (pictured), 53, is on trial for allegedly shooting and stabbing the 41-year-old mother of two outside her constituency surgery in Birstall, near Leeds, on June 16.

Nikita Childs, 13, from Northwich, Cheshire, was told to 'take off the socks or go home' because they breached Hartford High School's uniform policy and put in a room on her own, her father said.

Alexander Johnson, 23, lost control of his VW Golf as he chased another motorist he'd had some 'banter' with at a McDonald's drive-thru in Benson, Oxon.

Cancer Research UK found young people consume more than 77 litres of sugary liquid - and just eight cans short of filling a small bathtub. A bath uses an average of about 80 litres of water.

Following the incident, Tregolls Academy school in Truro, Cornwall, issued a warning to parents to be extra vigilant.

The man dressed as Santa mistakenly believed Dylan Taylor was misbehaving, when actually his mother says he was just thrilled to meet Father Christmas in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire.

The Office for National Statistics said the Government borrowed £4.3billion in October - less than the £6billion expected. It takes the amount borrowed so far this year to £48.5billion.

Dyfed-Powys Police were called to the assault on Caldey Island off the Pembrokeshire coast, which has a population of just 40 and is home to an order of monks who follow a vow of silence.

Ampika Pickston is selling up the home near Altrincham, Cheshire after her employee was threatened in a raid where thieves escaped with a haul worth £70,000.

Albert Eliot, 12, succeeded his grandfather Peregrine Eliot (pictured), the 10th Earl, at the Port Eliot Estate in Cornwall after his death from cancer in July, but a row has broken out at the 6,000-acre home.

Guy Verhofstadt, who will lead for the European parliament in the looming talks, said he was looking forward to a 'hell of a meeting' with the Brexit Secretary.

The reforms were proposed after David Cameron suffered an humiliating defeat at the hands of peers over cuts to tax credits last year, but are now being dropped.

Photographer Melvin Nicholson snapped the fog bow on Rannoch Moor whilst out walking and described the sight as 'just beyond magical'.

The gigantic Emirates aircraft - the world's biggest passenger plane - was filmed approached the runway sideways at Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam.

Jonny Mason, 52, was caught by police as he drove the battery-powered cart from a bar to his accommodation at Kragero resort in Norway.

A report has suggested that supermarkets should set up special slow checkout lanes for older customers because they might value the chance of a chat when they do their shopping.

Theresa May yesterday opened the door to taxpayers continuing to pay billions into the EU on 'transitional' terms when Britain leaves in March 2019.

The National Audit Office (NAO) warns today that the health service's 'endemic' financial problems have left it so short of cash that it is having to raid building projects to pay for day-to-day services.

The President of the Supreme Court, Lord Neuberger, has warned his fellow justices against stepping out of line when the court rules on major cases.

Lauri Love, 31, pictured with his family, faces a 99-year prison sentence if found guilty of hacking offences he is charged with in three US states, but others like him have been sentenced in Britain.

A new bill calling for 'Walter Mitty' fraudsters that impersonate Britain's war heroes to be fined or jailed, will be discussed in the House of Commons in Friday.

The venue in Farringdon, central London, had its license revoked by Islington Council in September. It has now reached a new agreement with the council and Metropolitan Police.

Prince Harry was photographed bending down to hug a child as he attended a charity event for children with severe mental and physical disabilities on his tour of the Caribbean.

The Duchess of York has lost more than three stone in weight, managing to keep it off for almost three years. She says the strange combination of foods just 'works for her'.

Researchers at the found the position puts more stress on the unborn baby, causing it to reduce its oxygen consumption. The findings could shed more light on why some babies are lost late on (file image).

The proposed new law sparked outcry across the country, with thousands holding protests and opponents vowing to block it in the courts.

Denis Karagodin plans to take posthumous legal action against Stalin and more than 20 others, who he holds responsible for killing his ancestor Stepan Karagodin in 1938.

Detectives were called after a burglary in the commune of Saint-Lys in France's south-western Haute-Garonne department, near Toulouse.