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Articles on 17 and 24 September said that police were examining the death of Margaret Hesketh after she was allegedly placed incorrectly on an end of life pathway at a Wigan hospital.

John Leatham was attacked by James Gellately two days after switching to a new jail in a bid to save him from being killed by lags after the murder of Paige (pictured) in West Dunbartonshire.

Terri White, from Hull, claims that her speech changed after her jaw locked while eating over 10 years ago and she has been living with foreign accent syndrome ever since.

Pagolu Prasad, 51, was in between treating patients at Southend University Hospital with his colleague when he began talking about his bedroom 'activities', it is alleged.

Wolverhampton Crown Court heard bigamist Michael Hardy, 45, married Joanne White while he was still married to Caroline Lacey, his wife of two years.

John Bercow, who has been in a peculiar mood since early January, exploded messily all over the Commons yesterday when he attacked Donald Trump, writes QUENTIN LETTS.

Brexit minister Davis Jones made clear the Government had no intention of accepting any amendments to the Article 50 bill. In the first vote tonight, the Government won by 49 votes.

Councils will be ordered to give permission for hundreds of thousands more homes today as part of Government plans to fix the 'broken' housing market.

Some 500 supporters were expected to throng The Strand in London in solidarity with the jailed Royal Marine. An even greater number is expected tomorrow.

Britain will be the fastest growing major economy in the developed world between now and 2050, according to a report published today.

London-based Marclay Associates have been employed by the former footballer to try and identify who stole the 18.6million messages and documents.

As she tried to focus on her own business by sharing product images on Monday, the backlash turned on her - with critics slamming her for her husband's emails and for using slim models.

The former footballer shared a series of messages with his 37.2million followers in which he praised the monarch and plugged his involvement with Buckingham Palace.

The broadcaster, 58, was told by his consultant that they would have to halt treatment this week, a year after he was diagnosed with an aggressive form of the disease, as it has spread to his liver.

A new survey has found that 55 per cent of Britons struggle to identify the correct way to hang the UK flag. When shown two images only 45 per cent were able to choose the right option.

Jessica Pegg, 41, from Bristol, spent £17 on the bottle and was looking forward to a gin and tonic. But when she poured herself a drink she couldn't taste any alcohol and discovered it was water.

Lisa Murphy, 39, and Violet Smith, 29, both admitted blackmailing the former England player Danny Cipriani between September and October 2015.

Senior executives said they received details of 287 cases of the model catching fire. Just 59 of these incidents have been investigated. Almost 70,000 owners have failed to take them in for repair.

Kaden Hadfield continued to attend school while in agony, some days struggling to walk, others to lift his arms despite visiting Blackpool Hospital more than 20 times.

A male contraceptive jab more effective than the Pill has been found to prevent pregnancy for up to two years, in a dramatic new scientific breakthrough. It is scheduled to be trialed as early as next year.

Scientists at Cambridge University say that if everyone aged 30 to 60 maintained their weight, one in five cases of type 2 diabetes could be prevented.

The dramatic conclusion of BBC's Apple Tree Yard aired tonight and saw the show's star Dr Yvonne Carmichael, played by Emily Watson, found not guilty of her rapist's murder.

Tory backbencher Johnny Mercer, who is leading a parliamentary inquiry into Ihat, said he believed a 'rotten core' of civil servants had warped the purpose of the process.

The veteran left-winger is facing another tortuous week as the Theresa May pushes through legislation that will allow her to trigger Article 50.

Oluwafemi Nylander (pictured) accused Harris Manchester College of institutional racism after they sent out a photo of him in a security alert - despite Nylander being a former student.

John Caudwell, who founded Phones4u, has been accused by a former employee who took legal action after losing her job. Mr Caudwell, who grew up in Stoke-on-Trent, denies the allegation.

Fewer than five foreign prisoners a month are being booted out of Britain under controversial transfer deals, it has been revealed.

The Commons' defence select committee will today hear how translators who risked their lives to protect British forces have been 'abandoned' in the war-torn country.

Flight Lieutenant Andrew Townshend, 49, was flying 187 passengers from the UK to Camp Bastion, Afghanistan, when he was practicing 'long-exposure photography' while his co-pilot got a cup of tea.

Ollie the Pyrenean mountain dog made his way onto the roof of his home in Pontardawe, South Wales, after escaping through an attic window while his owners were out shopping.

Iris Sibley, (pictured), had been taken to Bristol Royal Infirmary last June after she suffered a fall at her care home. It took health officials until January 4 to find the 89-year-old a suitable nursing home.

Bryony Nierop-Reading, 71, was determined to live the land she owned near Happisburgh on the north Norfolk coast, which is subject to fast-moving coastal erosion.

Moving video footage captures the moment an autistic nine-year-old sings for the first time at his school concert in Bristol. Musab Mohamoud, who has learning difficulties has amazed his teachers.

Amin Abdullah (pictured), 41 - who was said to have 'lived for his job' - suffered a 'mental breakdown' after he was dismissed from Charing Cross hospital, London, in December 2015.

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT Samir Hussain, 28, left the Cineworld at Crawley Leisure Park in West Sussex when Michael McPherson, 27, threw sulphuric acid in his face.

A video showing two inmates entering a boxing match while other prisoners cheer them on has been published online. The footage was apparently filmed at HMP Featherstone.

Limshin Chung Ching Wan was arrested with four laser pens at a house in East Finchley, North London. Upon sentencing, he could receive a fine or a maximum five-year prison term.

PC Ben Perkins teamed up with two friends to apprehend the alleged thief while he was running out of TK Maxx in Brixton, south London.

Cyril Mowforth served with a tank regiment in El Alamein, North Africa, and Germany. He exchanged letters with bride Olga, from Sheffield, nearly every day from 1940 to 1946.

Rare archive footage shows the newly crowned Queen Elizabeth II on her Coronation day in 1953. She was cheered along by thousands as her great procession made its way along Pall Mall.

It was claimed the footballer engineered the cut-price transfer 'miles away' from the English club in a bid to prove to his wife that the affair was over and to get his marriage back on track.

The motorist, who has not been identified, noticed that she had parked next to another silver Ford Kuga at Melbicks Garden Centre in Coleshill, Warwickshire.

The youngster, named Faten, was punished by the fanatics' morality police after stepping over the threshold of her home while cleaning.

They were reprimanded in the city of Mosul, Iraq, under the terror group's law, which states cigarettes are illegal as it is viewed as a form of suicide, which is illegal under Islamic sharia law.

Mayor of Ankara Melih Gokcek accused the exiled Muslim cleric Fethullah Gulen of using a 'seismic machine' after two minor earthquakes struck off the Turkish coast causing minor damage.

Police in Kazan, capital of Tatarstan, Russia have offered a £40,000 reward for the capture of this man who is suspected of murdering 32 elderly women over a two-year period.