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Official figures have highlighted the scale of abuse of the system by immigrants desperate to stay in the UK after finishing their education.

The cost of the average annual motor insurance policy in the UK is already £110 higher today than it was a year ago, rising 16 per cent to £781.

The UK's Department for Transport approved the move through a directive issued in February, without informing MPs, it has emerged.

Citizens Advice found the cost of the broadband itself can suddenly see shocking increases, and the organisation feels the internet service providers are not doing enough to warn people.

A record 51,000 children and teenagers in Britain are on waiting lists to join their local groups amid a crisis in recruitment of adult helpers.

The Nottingham University ecologist Dr Markus Eichhot is calling for butchers and restaurants to serve up wild venison sausages and burgers to cut deer populations.

Writing after PC Palmer was stabbed to death in Westminster, the child from West Yorkshire asks God to 'protect my dad' because he had to 'fight off bad people to protect all the good'.

The lender revealed yesterday that chief executive Jes Staley had been issued with a formal reprimand for trying to expose who was behind criticisms of one of his top employees.

The leaked conversation, which was had at the height of the financial crisis, has fuelled suspicions that senior government officials leaned on banks to keep their Libor rates low.

Judges said that refusing to allow certain categories of inmates access to public money to fight legal cases was ‘inherently unfair’. Pictured is Chris Grayling.

Candace Dellaway (pictured), from Croydon, lied that numbness in her legs meant she was constantly in danger of falling over and could not work, but she continued to claim benefits.

Hollyoaks actor Jamie Lomas had his driving disqualification overturned after it was revealed legal letters sent to him were posted to the incorrect address - meaning he was unaware of the summons.

Liverpool Crown Court heard how Dean Robinson, 34, clung to a chimney on the Blarney Stone Irish bar in Liverpool in a dramatic 45 minute standoff.

Bernice Williams, 50, was found dead alongside a man who is believed to be her husband Lawrence Williams, 49, at their £400,000 Lutton St Nicholas home.

The collection for US retail giant Target is a fraction of the cost of Mrs Beckham's other designs. Prices in the latest 150-piece range start at £6 and go up to £60.

Jaeger - which employs around 680 staff across 46 stores, 63 concessions, its London head office and a logistics centre in Kings Lynn - had been on the market for around £30 million.

Edward Enninful, 45, a Ghanaian-born stylist who grew up in London, will take over the coveted chair from Alexandra Shulman when she retires at the end of July.

The two leaders spoke about the crisis by telephone as the US president thanked the PM for her backing of his military strikes against Syrian government forces last week.

During the Cuban Missile Crisis, the leaders of the two great superpowers stepped back from the edge. But in April 2017, the outcome is chillingly different, writes DOMINIC SANDBROOK.

Downing Street said Theresa May and Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson supported last week's attack by Donald Trump but wanted to find a political solution to the crisis.

Nicky Morgan stood on the manifesto claim at the 2010 and 2015 General Elections but today endorsed a document condemning it produced by the anti-Brexit Open Britain campaign.

Just 17 per cent of the public believe the Labour leader is performing well, the research by GfK found. By contrast 18 per cent think the US president is doing a good job.

Healthy swimmer Christopher Rogers (pictured), 20, was training at a leisure centre in Northern Ireland when he collapsed and was rushed to hospital, weeks before his 21st birthday.

Paul Wilmott died when his home in Haxby, near York, was destroyed in a gas explosion with devastation so shocking that paramedics said they thought a plane had crashed on the property.

Rex Ouston (pictured) says his home in Birmingham is now overshadowed by a massive 13 foot high shed which was put up with belated planning permission.

EXCLUSIVE: Jeff, born in Tiptree and the father of Jade's children Freddy, now 11, and Bobby, 12, says there is little awareness of the link between HPV and cancer for men.

Aeron Jones, 50, was stopped by supermarket Morrisons from continuing his six-year tradition of giving chocolate eggs to children at three village schools in North Wales.

Carol Bowditch, 64, from Lincoln had sex with a St Bernard, a black Labrador and an Alsatian at parties where owners would watch women have sex with their dogs.

Nathan Pearce, of Llandovery, Wales, is the manager of the King's Head hotel. The pair exchanged Facebook messages and he gave her £100 even though she didn't ask for it.

Lance Corporal Trimaan 'Harry' Dhillon, who was a serving soldier with the 2 Scots with hopes of joining the special forces, denies murdering Alice Ruggles (left), who was found dead in Gateshead.

Abdul Qayyum, 44, pictured, was driving a Mercedes S Class when he knocked Jonathan Ollivier, 38, off his motorbike, throwing him into a lamppost in north London last year.

Salah Hekmat, 43, of Kensal Green, North West London, insisted the 'clever' migrant had got into his vehicle while he made a cup of tea on the roadside in France.

The woman, believed to be a new mother, was found at her home in Speke, Liverpool, and died hours later in hospital. A man, 31, has been arrested in relation to her death.

Don Fisher, 51, was jailed for six months after a campaign of harassment that made his neighbours' lives hell, yet he claimed he was only 'guilty of being nice', Southampton Magistrates' Court heard.

Samantha Baldwin and her two sons went missing on March 27. Judge Jeremy Lea said Miss Baldwin accused their father of sexually abusing them prior to disappearance.

Former England footballer Paul Gascoigne looked healthy when he went out for a walk in the sunshine in his hometown of Poole, Dorset, as he looked at properties displayed in the windows of estate agents.

Richard Thornton, a 'gentlemanly financier with the Midas touch', died in 2013, aged 81, leaving half his fortune to his Australian wife, Susie, 71, pictured, who lives in their Knightsbridge mansion.

Mr Justice Cobb will hear the dispute between the couple, who have three children, at a private hearing in the Family Division of the High Court in London today.

This is the terrifying moment reckless teenagers (pictured) throw themselves off a 65ft cliff known as 'Dead Man's Cove' in Plymouth - despite the spot being notorious for injuries.

CCTV footage from the house in Great Holm, Buckinghamshire, shows the worker diligently fill in paperwork then launch the parcel, which would clearly have fit through the gaps in the gate.

Sergeant Horace Stanley’s harrowing diary entries and remarkable collection of photos from the front have been unearthed a century after they were captured in Ypres and The Somme.

Peter Burgess and his wife Lynn are suing architect friend Basia Lejonvarn (pictured) after they were unhappy with her landscaping job on their garden in Highgate, north London.

The 60-year-old bull elephant, called Atork, took two hours to die after police opened fire with AK-47 weapons in eastern Cambodia.

Simba the lion and Lula the bear, the ailing last two residents of Mosul zoo, were flown out of Iraq Monday to receive emergency care from an animal welfare centre in Jordan.

A Ghanaian asylum seeker suspected of raping a woman in a nature reserve in Germany had received notice he would be deported just a few days before the attack.