Family of ten have been living in THREE bed home for five years
Stewart Davenport has lived with his partner and their eight children and step children in a three-bed Oxford house
Landlord who filmed student on toilet escapes jail – despite judge wanting to give sentence
Paul Potter, a vile voyeur who recorded his female tenant using the toilet with a secret bathroom camera, has walked free from court.
Convicted sex offender smashes neighbour’s nose with headbutts
A convicted sex offender broke a neighbour’s nose by repeatedly headbutting him in an argument over noise
Sunderland hooligan said he would shoot and bomb 150 Portsmouth supporters
Sunderland supporter Kieran Anthony Mark Richardson, 22, said he would shoot and bomb Portsmouth fans ahead of a match last month
Calligraphy, knitting and woodwork making a comeback as millennials revive artisan skills
Millennials are reviving a string of traditional tasks once destined for the history books, according to research. A study into the traditional skills across generations found young adults are adept at skills such as framing pictures, calligraphy and knitting. Crafting handwritten letters to keep in touch with loved ones is ...
Device that can keep a human liver functioning outside the body shortlisted for award
A lifesaving world-first device that can keep a human liver functioning outside the body for 24 hours has been shortlisted for a prestigious award. OrganOx, from Oxford, have created the ‘metra’, which mimics the environment of the human body by constantly streaming warm oxygenated blood through the disembodied liver. The ...
Only 17% of public think NHS should be ‘on the table’ in US trade talks
A new Survation poll reveals the backlash the Conservatives will face if they try to sell off the NHS to US private healthcare companies. Just 17% of the public think the NHS should be included in trade deal discussions with the US government in a post-Brexit scenario. The figures are ...
Are soft drugs a gateway to hard Brexit?
However high the wannabe PMs’ ambitions soar, they are all ignoring the massive come-down when Brexit reality actually kicks in.
32 per cent of Brits would buy a property with Japanese knotweed – at a reduced price
Japanese knotweed was first introduced into the UK from Japan in the 1850s as an ornamental plant, but it is now number one on the Environment Agency’s list of the UK’s most invasive plant species, described as “indisputably the UK’s most aggressive, destructive and invasive plant”. Growing up to three ...