Hilary Mantel Hits Out Over Kate Controversy

By Richard Suchet, Arts and Entertainment Correspondent Hilary Mantel has said the public outcry and media reaction to her comments about the Duchess of Cambridge last year are a sign that Britain is becoming a "narrow and intolerant" nation. The...

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Coastal Town Battles Rising Erosion Threat

By Emma Birchley, East of England Correspondent The coastal town of Hemsby is desperately seeking to shore up its erosion defences, three months after a tidal surge washed a number of houses into the sea. Five patches of golden sand now break up...

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Migrants 'Buying Language Test Passes For £500'

The Home Office has launched an investigation into claims migrants who speak no English are able to buy certificates showing they have passed a supposedly "secure" language test. Secret filming at an exam centre showed the certificates - which are required...

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3D Printer Used To Make Woman's Hip Joint

By Thomas Moore, Health and Science Correspondent British surgeons have for the first time implanted a hip joint made on a 3D printer - and held it in place with the patient's own stem cells. The titanium metal implant was custom-made for Meryl...

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E.ON To Pay Customers £12m Over Mis-Selling

Energy Complaints Soar By Staggering 224% Updated: 1:53am UK, Monday 07 April 2014 Complaints about energy companies have trebled in the first quarter of this year, according to the energy sector's ombudsman who is calling for "increased transparency"....

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UKIP Official Accused Of Hypocrisy After Raid

Accusations of hypocrisy have been levelled at UKIP's small business spokesman after it emerged that seven people were arrested for immigration offences in a raid on his restaurant. The eurosceptic party have made immigration a centrepiece of their...

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Kate And William Hacked 190 Times By NOTW

The News Of The World's former royal editor has admitted hacking the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's phones nearly 200 times. Clive Goodman told the Old Bailey he accessed the voicemail on Prince William's phone 35 times and Kate Middleton's on a total...

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Stephen Sutton Tributes Push Up Donations

Stephen Sutton's cancer fundraising campaign has raised £300k in less than 24 hours since the teenager's family announced his death. Thousands of people inspired by the 19-year-old's story have pledged cash to his JustGiving page since he passed away...

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Exclusive: Sky's Man Goes Inside GCHQ

As I crossed the various levels of security required to get into GCHQ, signs went up around the building. Staff were warned that an outsider was inside, and to be aware of that if engaged in any sensitive conversations. This rare access for a journalist...

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Property Boom Leaves Many Unable To Buy

By Ed Conway, Economics Editor The proportion of English and Welsh homes selling for over £1m has more than doubled during the Great Recession, in the latest evidence of the property market boom. In London a record 7% of all home sales listed by...

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Stephen Sutton Now 'Too Sick To Communicate'

Terminally ill teenager Stephen Sutton, who raised more than £3m for charity after his story was publicised, has been left unable to communicate as his condition worsens. His family have left a message on his Facebook page saying that because tumours...

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Quarterly Jobs Growth Hits 43-Year High

The unemployment rate has hit its lowest level since February 2009, helped by a record number of people finding work over the quarter. The figures - released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) - showed a record 283,000 secured a job in the...

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CBI Says Home Loans To Rise In Early 2015

Homeowners will come under more pressure early next year with the prediction that interest rates are to rise. According to the Confederation of British Industry (CBI), the UK base rate will jump from the current historic low of 0.5% to 0.75% in the...

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Two Bodies Found After Kayakers Go Missing

Two bodies have been found after three kayakers went missing on the River Tyne in Northumberland, police have said. Emergency services have been conducting a search and rescue operation since the alert was raised on Sunday night. The RAF and the Coastguard have...

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Gary Barlow 'Should Not Give Back OBE' Says PM

The Prime Minister has said Gary Barlow should not have to give back his OBE after the Take That star invested in a tax avoidance scheme. Barlow and two other members of the band have refused to comment after it was disclosed they will have to pay tens...

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Gove Accused Of 'Lunacy' In Free Schools Row

Michael Gove has been accused of stripping £400m from a fund for extra school places in order to plug a financial "black hole" in his free schools programme in a move described as "nothing short of lunacy". A senior Government source also accused the...

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Billionaire Britain: New Nation Of Super-Rich

Top 25 Billionaires In Britain Updated: 12:54am UK, Sunday 11 May 2014 The top 25 names on the 2014 Sunday Times Rich List, including their total fortune and the change from last year. 1. Sri and Gopi Hinduja, £11.9bn, up £1.3bn 2. Alisher Usmanov,...

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'Overworked' Doctors Fear Missing Illnesses

More than eight out of 10 GPs have said they fear missing serious illnesses in patients because they are so overworked, according to a survey. Nine out of 10 family doctors, meanwhile, feel their general practices do not have sufficient resources...

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