Tape Measure 'Better For Weighing Up Obesity'

By Thomas Moore, Health Correspondent The current method of judging obesity is so complex it should be replaced by a simple tape measure, according to a leading specialist. Dr Jude Oben, from the Obesity Action Campaign, said the body mass index,...

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Evans Trial Witness Admits Being 'Dramatic'

By Mike McCarthy, North of England Correspondent A man who claims to have been raped by the former deputy speaker Nigel Evans has accepted that he was being "dramatic" when he told a friend that the MP had dragged him into his bedroom. The alleged...

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'Columbine' Terror Trial Shown Petrol Bomb Video

A teenager armed himself with guns and explosives and planned a Columbine massacre on his old school, the Old Bailey has heard. A shaky video was shown to the jury of Michael Piggin lighting a rag stuffed inside a bottle of flammable liquid and then...

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Pelka Case Council Rated Inadequate By Ofsted

Children's services at the council criticised over the death of Daniel Pelka at the hands of his mother and stepfather has been labelled "inadequate" by Ofsted. The four-year-old died from a head injury after longstanding abuse by his mother, Magdelena...

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Veiled Acid Attacker Sentenced To 12 Years

By Siobhan Robbins, Sky News Reporter A woman who threw acid in the face of her friend, leaving her scarred for life, has been sentenced to 12 years in jail. Mary Konye, 22, cried as the sentence was handed down at Snaresbrook Crown Court. Her...

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Pair Admit Burying Parents' Bodies In Garden

By David Crabtree, Midlands Correspondent A couple have admitted burying the woman's parents in the back garden of their home nearly 16 years ago. Susan Edwards, 55, and her husband Christopher Edwards, 57, appeared at Nottingham Crown Court on...

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UK Soldiers Laid To Rest 100 Years After WW1

Ten British soldiers who died in France during World War One and whose remains were found in 2009 have been formally identified. The soldiers died in battle on October 18, 1914, while serving with the 2nd Battalion The York and Lancaster Regiment. ...

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Jean McConville Murder: Man Appears In Court

A veteran republican charged in connection with one of the most notorious murders of the Northern Ireland Troubles has been remanded in custody. Ivor Bell, 77, appeared in court in Belfast on Saturday charged with aiding and abetting the murder of mother-of-10...

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'Good Samaritan' Steals Collapsed Woman's Purse

CCTV images have been released after a woman had her purse stolen as she lay unconscious after suffering a seizure. West Midlands Police want to trace two women in connection with the incident in Summer Row in Birmingham city centre on Saturday, February...

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Giant Vending Machine Replaces Village Shop

A giant vending machine selling eggs, milk and essentials has been built in a village after no one could be found to run the local shop. People queue for their shopping It sells 80 products, including washing powder, shampoo, shower gel, cereal, and,...

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