Chemicals in the natural oily moisturiser called sebum cause those with the crippling neurological illness to have a unique scent, say British scientists.

But detectives warned that the figures "represent only a snapshot of the true scale" of slavery and trafficking in Britain

Watchdogs found it breached rules regarding responsible advertising plus harm and offence

By Tom Bevan With tropical palm-laden beaches, stunning mountain trekking and a vibrant cultural scene it is no surprise to see Cape Verde leaping forward in the list of winter sun hotspots. Sprawled off the west coast of Africa and a relatively short flight time from the UK, the nine islands with a ...

Smoothies are a delicious and colorful way to have a light, yet nutrient-dense breakfast or snack. Everybody loves them, and rightfully, because their pros are many, while their cons don’t even count much. When you truly want a powerhouse in a glass, you can rely on these 7 ingredients that ...

One of the instruments was used in the 1935 film which launched his career and went to a fan who visits his grave regularly

There are some events that traumatise a country. Some countries are unlucky enough to experience dozens of national disasters, making trauma part of their cultural make up. This true of Ireland, Hungary, Germany and Russia to mention just a few. But not Great Britain. The UK has had its fair ...

The decomposed remains of the woman - now named as Lamduan Armitage nee Seekanya - were discovered in the Yorkshire Dales

Caroline Jeffery was banned from the road after the drunken smash, when she crashed into a traffic light.