Stunned bystanders looked on in disbelief after the overzealous female warden slapped the fine on the emergency vehicle's windscreen

And the vital ecological coastal areas in southern and eastern England face a high risk of loss by 2040

The arresting images were captured by the Mara River in Kenya as a Zebra herd attempted to cross the water.

The US president landed in Air Force One at Stansted Airport and transferred to his helicopter, Marine One.

Karen Gray's son Murray suffers from a rare form of epilepsy called Myoclonic astatic epilepsy.

Carolyn Dumbleton, of Lincs., was thrown 60ft from her bike.

Ed Pratt, who has peddled 18,000 miles across four continents on one wheel, has today (Thur) begun the final 500 miles of his three-year journey.

To cheer up England fans who thronged parks and pubs, donned waistcoats and red and white attire in the hope we'd be bringing football home, Chipotle have offered one lucky London Economic reader a year of free burritos, and everyone else that enters 2 for one Burritos ! Just click here ! - Tasty. To help The London Economic readers get over the sad fact that football will not be coming home just yet, Chipotle is offering up the chance...

Workers and employers still have zero clarity about what the practical impact of Brexit will be, union warns GMB, Britain's general union, has warned Ministers’ “shambolic” unveiling of its Brexit White Paper today reflect the shambles the Government is making of Brexit. Under-fire incoming Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab announced the paper to the House of Commons this afternoon amidst criticism for delays in publishing the proposals. Tim Roache, GMB General Secretary said:“Shambolic scenes in the Commons reflect the general shambles the...