Protesters attack UKIP stall & mobile billboard with spray paint
The activists labeled them "scum" and "racist" at a family friendly event in the Kingsmead Square area of the city.
Taxpayers face £30,000 bill so the Government can hire a BUTLER
The Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) is advertising for a "strong team player" to fill the role
Tenth cyclist killed on London’s roads in just FIVE MONTHS
The man died following a collision with a car in Deptford, south east London, on Saturday morning
‘Brexit could see suicide rate soar’ warns historian
Dr Julie Gottlieb has found suicide rates spike at times of political crises
Rees-Mogg blasted for “casual racism” comment
Would be Conservative Party leader Jacob Rees-Mogg has found himself in the centre of a racism storm, over comments he made at the Tory Party conference. Mr Rees-Mogg made the controversial comments at a pro-Brexit rally in Birmingham last night. He said: All the countries who are least interested in their people...
Inside one of Britain’s biggest ever cannabis factories
Police discovered the 'large cannabis factory' at Bethel Quarry in Bradford on Avon, Wilts, after a search warrant was executed on Thursday
Mum-of-four & ex boyfriend jailed after attack on defenceless 16-year-old girl
Lianna Ahmed, 39, and her then partner Ayaz Husaain, 28, were said to have been "enraged" after a group of masked men, armed with a machete confronted them in March.
Homeless in London during the Beast from the East
I wasn’t frightened, I’d just come to the end – I didn’t ever think of killing myself, I just didn’t care what happened to me anymore.
Waterboarding was regarded as “barbaric” even in the Middle Ages
Far from being a 21st Century form of torment, Scottish scholars found that the controversial technique dates back more than 700 years to 14th Century France