Signed first-edition copy of Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures Under Ground sells for £15K
The author gave the book to then 28-year-old Albina ‘Lily’ Falle, from Jersey, in January 1887.
Girl, 17, stabbed in Camberwell named as Katrina Makunova
Oluwaseyi Dada, 21, charged with manslaughter
Watch – A dozen new moons orbiting Jupiter have been discovered by astronomers… by mistake
They were hunting a possible massive planet beyond Pluto when they stumbled upon the mysterious satellites - one of which has been described as an "oddball".
Former Olympian admits daubing insults in pig’s blood on walls of Tory peer after he had affair
Scorned woman sprayed 'lady slut' and 'big dick lord' after Tory slept with wife of another Lord
Winston Churchill’s grandson wants Brexit “blown up & started again”
The Brexit mess is leaving many people inside and outside of parliament totally at a loss at where is can go from here. Today Winson Churchill’s grandson, Sir Nicholas Soames launched into the debate, in a nonsense speech in Parliament. He was furious after the Vote Leave campaign broke electoral...
Stunning photos show the neon brilliance of Shanghai cityscape
From luminescent lanterns hanging high above the city to bright neon shop fronts - these photos by photographer Victor Chiang bring out the best of Shanghai's electric cityscape
Three judges charged with alleged scam involving legal aid claims of £12.6million
A total of eight people appeared at Westminster Magistrates' Court today (tues) to indicate not guilty pleas of fraud or conspiracy to commit fraud by submitting legal costs the Courts and Tribunals Service.
Watch – Exposed: Cannibalism on Tesco-Approved Pig Farm
Shocking footage from British pig farm sparks outrage from animal welfare organisation Animal welfare group, Viva! Campaigns have released disturbing footage taken inside Hogwood pig farm, a supplier of supermarket giant Tesco. The footage exposes shocking scenes of animals suffering from severe distress and shows one pig being eaten alive....
Government inaction freezing the self-employed out of Universal Credit
The Government’s refusal to change its position on monthly calculations for Universal Credit payments will continue to unfairly punish the self-employed, IPSE (the Association of Independent Professionals and the Self-Employed) said today. The Government ruled out making changes to the system of monthly calculations in its response released today to the Work...