Shocking footage originally aired on American ABC TV show Ripley's Believe It or Not in 1985 was made to promote passenger safety.
Home Office claims Hamza bin Walayat's knowledge of humanism 'rudimentary at best' and he cannot be considered a humanist.
A Manchester mother of three will not serve jail time despite admitting to beating her wife after a Christmas Eve party.
Paramedic suspended over claims Bury team moved body to avoid talking it to morgue as their shift was coming to an end.
Millions of Brits will settle for nothing less than a hard Brexit, even if that leads to grief and misery at home and in hospitals.
An iconic actor, yes, but Peter Wyngarde's 1970 single sounds jaw-droppingly offensive to modern ears.
Donald Trump cancellation of UK visit for opening of US embassy fails to dent widespread antipathy and demonstration will still go ahead, protesters pledge.
JustGiving page set up by patients "indebted" to doctor who performed 350 transplants before admitting assault charges.
the collapse of Carillion says a great deal about the state of Britain in the twenty-first century.
Survey shows 24% of people between ages of 18 and 24 view capitalism as a serious danger to the world.
As well as footing the bill for extra security, Britain is set to take in more child migrants as well.
Various dairy farmers have been promoting the online initiative in the hopes of increasing interest in milk consumption.
James Brindley, who was subjected to the brutal assault in Aldridge, near Walsall, West Midlands in June last year, was on a call with Lauren Wong when the incident happened.
Amy McIlroy's account of the situation left several online users shocked, who in turn left angry messages shaming @Starbucks UK for "stigmatising" the homeless man.
The teenage girl, Nicole, said she realised the value of her virginity when was 16 and decided to sell it off when she turned 18.
Ukip leader Henry Bolton describes his three-week fling with 25-year-old Jo Marney as 'the happiest I have been in years'.
The National Audit Office has revealed that taxpayers will foot the bill for £200bn of private finance initiatives (PFIs).
Tory vice-chairman for youth Ben Bradley 'encouraged police brutality' in the wake of the London riots of 2011, it has been reported.
Mo Ahmed, 42, admitted making two hoax calls saying that a bomb was about to explode at The Duke of Wellington pub in Minehead, Somerset, that lead to 155 customers evacuated.
The leader of the Labour party Jeremy Corbyn faced a rebellion of 48 of his own MPs on Brexit even though the EU withdrawal bill was defeated.
Ashley Foster, 24, from Dudley, had only been released from prison three days before he strangled 17-year-old Megan Bills in his hostel in Brierley Hill.
Two murder suspects persuaded one of their alleged victims to publish previously unseen work and flattered him with a documentary of his life.
Noor Alam, 34, has appeared at Swansea Crown Court to deny 14 counts of sexual assault against children under the age of 13, up until the summer of last year.
Chrissy Chambers won undisclosed damages in a landmark civil case against a former partner who uploaded 'revenge porn' online.
A "wicked and obsessed" builder kidnapped, raped and cut the throats of two women before putting one of their bodies in a padlocked freezer, a court has heard.
Thousands of smuggled cigarettes and tobacco were seized by customs officers hidden in holdalls in a Middlesbrough convenience store.
This is the moment a police officer injured during a gang-related ammonia attack administers first aid to members of the public caught up in the incident.
Police hunt two women after teenage girl verbally and physically assaulted at fast food restaurant in Waltham Forest.
400m hurdles Olympics semi-finalist Jack Green wants children to be able to aim high, criticising a junior school that banned aspirational career dress-up choices.
Acid attacker has been jailed for a further eight months after smuggling a mobile phone into his cell to call his former reality star girlfriend Ferne McCann