The revelations raise questions over the safety features of the Smiler and other rides. The Mail on Sunday understands that both employees are still working at Alton Towers but in different roles.

Even Cancer Research UK, which has so far been sceptical, is now warning that cling film should not be allowed to touch the food it is covering during microwaving.

Family photographs, medical records and bank statements can all be downloaded because of glaring security flaws in hard drives used to back up and store personal and business data.

Oki has been annoying allotment holders in Wokingham by eating their crops. The town council will meet next week to decide her fate with 150,000 people signing a petition to save her.

Archie Lloyd (pictured) refused treatment and returned to his hotel where he then died. Sebastian Trabucatti, 22, from West Sussex, is charged with 'gross negligence leading to manslaughter'.

On Saturday afternoon, Spencer emerged from the central hospital in Lille, France, wearing bandages and a sling - and offered the cameras a humble wave before slipping into a diplomat's black sedan.

Spencer Stone, who is part of the U.S. Air Force, spotted the 26-year-old Moroccan acting suspiciously and took him down with the help of two friends before he could inflict more damage.

Ayoub El-Khazzani, 26, is being questioned by French counter-terrorism police after he allegedly opened fire on the high-speed train from Amsterdam to Paris with a Kalashnikov on Friday.

In the heartfelt tribute to his grandmother the Queen, Prince William said she has provided 'continuity' and 'reassurance' for the nation through the 'uncertainty' of the rapid social change.

The report is said to show the abuse on the BBC's premises was far more widespread than previously feared. Chiefs are braced for severe criticism over failure to act on rumours.

Camber Sands, in East Sussex, is the postcode with the most break-ins reported in the last four years at 113, followed by Blackpool's promenade, Skegenss, in Lincolnshire and Sheerness, in Kent.

The giant fraud that is Britain's education system strides ever onwards, messing up many more lives than it improves, writes PETER HITCHENS.

Cilla Black was known as a strong woman - the successful star with an extraordinary singing voice, as well as a mischievous sense of fun and joie de vivre.

A Freedom of Information request has revealed Figures reveal that Birmingham City Council spent £108,915, while Tower Hamlets splurged £103,500 and Kent County Council spent £93,277.

The address for Damian Green, who has been married to his wife Alicia Collinson since 1988 and has two children, was released online by the group in an attempt to out 'cheating dirtbags'.

Maybe men are cheating for one very good reason. Us. Women are only appreciative of and loving towards men when forced: due to financial reliance and supporting children, writes LIZ JONES.

The new CAERvest, developed by a Brighton-based emergency medicine consultant, is made up of a series of sealed chambers - just like an inflatable mattress - with water via a tube.

Corbyn has promised to reject austerity, bring the railways back into public ownership and scrap Trident if he is elected Prime Minister - and the results could be terrifying, fears DAVID THOMAS.

Even some of Jeremy Corbyn's closest backers are baffled by his giddy journey from obscure backbench rebel to towering national statesman.

The trade body for the UK's 12,000 curry restaurants and takeaways warns hundreds more will shut down soon despite their continued popularity.

Hundreds of revenge porn victims have rung a new Government-funded helpline, seeking legal help and information on removing the offensive images.

Residents in the tourist town of Scarborough have been given permission to legally destroy the nests and eggs of the protected herring gulls to prevent further attacks.

Of 492 offenders referred for tests in the past 12 months, 13 per cent failed then admitted to breaching their licences and were sent back to prison, including a man who had indecent images at his home.

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As fun as these games were, they weren't actually for entertainment. At least not in their Windows incarnation. Solitaire taught you to drag and drop, Minesweeper to taught you to click.

Boris Johnson was this morning spotted slumped, fast asleep, on an early morning flight with easyJet out of Gatwick. It comes just days after the Prime Minister was pictured on the same budget carrier.

The former home secretary ridiculed the surge in support for Mr Corbyn - dubbed 'Corbynmania' - and predicted the veteran socialist would take the party back to the political wilderness.

Sir John Chilcot, pictured, refused to answer questions yesterday when approached by the Daily Mail about when he planned publishing his much-anticipated report into the Iraq War.

Deacon, 32, from Bethnal Green in east London, subjected Noel Clarke to a 'barrage' of abusive messages after a row over the title of hit film Anuvahood, a court heard.

Dr Geoffrey Curr, pictured, was cleared of manhandling Irene Jones by pulling her hair and pushing her into front of judges and exhibitors at a dog show in Blackwood, South Wales.

Thomas Bisset. 47, overstated the number of children going on the excursions and pocketed the money while working at St Hild's Church of England Secondary School in Hartlepool.

PC Darren Heath, 45, pictured, abused his position after he bombarded Helen Dunn, 31, from Gloucester, with texts and calls after meeting her when she called the police.

Widow Ingrid Luck, who only has partial vision in one eye and is registered blind, paid more than £9,000 for a series of 'home improvements' at her bungalow in Clacton, Essex.

Hull Coroner's Court (pictured) heard father-of-one Justin Wicks, 41, a self-employed stockbroker from East Yorkshire, lived in fear that 'someone from the Mafia was coming after him'.

Tiffany Posteraro, 24, who lives in Brooklyn, New York, endured cruel taunts and stares for years due to her vitiligo, which causes white patches to appear all over the body due to a lack of melanin in the skin.

Isabella Hope Hill had to be delivered early at Liverpool Women's Hospital when her mother developed pre-eclampsia. Staff failed to take X-rays which would have picked up on the misplaced tube.

Police shut the eastbound sliproad of M54 in Shropshire today after gruesome discovery was made in heavy undergrowth down the bank of the road.

Dozens of good Samaritans rushed to help after a reversing blue Ford BMax car hit and trapped a woman on a bike and crashed into a coffee shop in Oxford city centre this afternoon.

Chauffeur Peter Norris parked his limousine, which is 26ft long and very highly polished, outside a funeral director's premises in Lincoln to help his colleagues with the preparations.

Harry Clarke, 58, (pictured) made his long-awaited first appearance on the stand today at Glasgow Sheriff Court after his lawyer's request for an adjournment was denied.

To celebrate the release of the latest 007 movie Spectre, all six secret service agents will stand side-by-side at Madame Tussauds in London for the first time.

The 100-strong herd of African bush elephants have been pictured playing in a muddy waterhole at the Addo Elephant National Park in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa.

The adult hartebeest was grazing in Kenya's in Masai Mara National Reserve, oblivious to the fact it was being stalked by the cheetah.

Shocking new images show ISIS barbarians desecrate the 1,500-year-old Mar Elian Monastery in Al-Qaryatayn, Syria, where they have also abducted over 100 people.

PICTURE EXCLUSIVE: Seaside shops in the tourist resort of Bodrum in Turkey now do a 'roaring trade' in life jackets - sold to migrants planning to make the perilous journey across the Med to Kos.