A fish only 2 inches long is costing the tax payer thousands. Polish robber stabbed jeweller in Suffolk.Laura Trott gold medal winner involved in road accident.

A failed Pakistani asylum seeker lured and raped a 22 year old woman in the back room of a corner shop after leaving night club. Thousands are being spent ridding ourselves of a Japanese fish that is causing problems for native species.Gold medal winner Laura Trott was nearly killed in a road accident.

News UK Jack Straw: Misled MPs over secret rendition of Libyan suspects

Abdel Hakim Belhadj and Sami al-Saadi are suing the British Government and Jack Straw (pictured) for helping transfer them illegally to Libya where they were tortured see more here

Polish robber on the run from his homeland murdered a Suffolk jeweller during a botched break-in

Robber Ireneusz Melaniuk (pictured), 28, was on the run from a Polish jail when he stabbed jeweller Peter Avis, 66, to death during a raid on his shop in Suffolk more here

Gold medal-winning cyclist was nearly killed on the road

Laura Trott, the double gold medal-winning cyclist on the track at this
summer’s Olympic Games, told The Times yesterday how…see more here

Failed Pakistani asylum seeker raped a clubber twice after authorities failed to deport him

Pakistan-born Atiq Rehman lured a 22-year-old woman into the back room of a corner shop after she left Infernos in Clapham, south London (pictured)

more here

 

Seach-and-destroy mission on Japanese invaders costing us thousands

It is only two inches long but a fast-breeding foreign invader has already
cost the taxpayer £170,000 after getting into…see more here

the Olympics and the poor weather made last summer the worst for tourism since 2003. Scotland wants to give the vote to peopple from the age of 16.

 

Scotland wants to give the vote to sixteen year old’s, but are they mature enough for this. Last summer was the worst for tourism since 2003, due to the dire weather and the Olympics taking their toll.

Olympics and poor weather made it the worst summer for tourism since 2003

Although the Government had boasted the Games would deliver a boost to retailers, restaurants and attractions, foreign visitors to the UK actually fell 5 per cent compared with 2011 see more here

Britain the party pooper as EU celebrates Nobel Peace Prize

Britain steadfastly refused to join in the celebrations today after news that
the European Union had won the 2012 Nobel…more here

Voting at 16 I was smuggling Kit Kats into my school locker at that age. I’d rather it was 36!

QUENTIN LETTS: Following a compromise between David Cameron and the Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond, it seems likely that 16 is to be the voting age in the Scottish independence referendum.see more here

 

Alex Salmond has been accused of being a dictator. Cannabis plant found in elderly couples garden. Epeleptic man stabbed his neighbour.

Alex Salmond has been accused of being a dictator after he rang Donald Trump.An elderly company who bought a bush at a market were shocked to discover it was a cannabis plant. Lawstudents face retakes

 

News UK Salmond tried to demand that Trump back bombers release

Alex Salmond has been accused of “acting like a dictator” after it emerged that he rang Donald Trump to “demand”…see more here

Huge cannabis plant found in elderly couple’s garden

Couple who bought a small green bush at a flea market were shocked when it turned into a monstrous cannabis plantPolice say that an elderly couple who bought what they thought was an innocuous green bush at a flea market and planted it at home were shocked to realise they had unwittingly grown a mon …more here 

Epileptic man stabbed his noisy neighbour to death with a fish knife in row over eviction

Paul Lyon, (pictured) from St Helens, is epileptic and has mental health problems. He has been found guilty of the manslaughter of 22-year-old Heather Dyer.more

Law students face retakes after exam papers are stolen

A group of students are demanding tougher security safeguards for exam scripts
after being told they must resit a set of…see more here

The average Daily Mail consists of enough words that are the equivalent to a paperback book.Mother’s fury over son travelling to Rome without a ticket or passport.

A mother is furious that her eleven yeat old son managed to get on a plane and travel to Rome without a ticket or passport. A man told his victim i’m going to eat you just before he bit his nose off and left it hanging by a thread.

 

Clarifications & Corrections

The average issue of the Daily Mail contains around 80,000 words – the equivalent of a paperback book – most of which are written on the day under tremendous pressure of deadlines.see more here

Heath Bowden: ‘I’m going to eat you’ what man ‘told victim before biting his nose and leaving it hanging by a thread’

Heath Bowden (pictured) claims he was acting in self defence after he was attacked outside a pub in Gloucester.more here

Mother’s fury as airline staff who allowed son, 11, to sneak on plane to Rome without a ticket or a passport will NOT be sacked

Liam Corcoran jumped on a plane at Manchester Airport, near his home in Wyhenshawe, and travelled over 1,000 miles without a passport, cash or boarding pass. Three Jet2.com workers were suspended.see more here

Osbornes share plan risks job security

Encouraging employees to have a stake in their company’s future is a laudable
goal. Ministers have often rightly praised the…more here 

Venezuelan president retains power.In Bali a british mother faces life sentance for drugs smuggling.Retired accountant murdered by russian prostitute.

Hugo Chavez has retained power in the Venezuelan elections. A british mother faces life in prison after being charged with drug smuggling in Indonesia.Better designed roads and more training for cyclists would improve safety.A wealthy retired accountant has been found murdered by a Russian prostitute in his surrey home.

News UK Hugo Chavez: Venezuelan president retains power with election victory

Hugo Chavez increased security amid fears violent protests might break out at the end of a bitterly fought election campaign between him and Henrique Capriles.more here

British mother in Bali court faces life over drug smuggling

A British mother faces a life sentence in an overcrowded and violent Indonesian jail after being charged for her part in…see more here

Transport Secretary calls for better road design and training to help cyclists

Better road design and training hold the key to improved cycle safety, the new
Transport Secretary said today as he…more here

Wealthy retired accountant ‘murdered by Russian prostitute in his 1m Surrey home’ was about to ask her to marry him

Winston Fernandez, 69, wanted to propose to the vice girl now accused of his murder, Natalia Woolley, 38, pictured, as long as she gave up working as an escort, the jury at Guildford Crown Court was told.see more here

Michael Jones: Body of British football coach, 25, is found on Manhattan street corner after brutal stabbing

Michael Jones, 25, from a village near Southport, was stabbed multiple times through both the neck and chest in the early hours of Sunday morning.more here  

Millions of households facing soaring fuels bills this Winter. Leading headteachers to set up college to improve teaching standards. Assange supporters to forfeit tens of thousands of pounds.

With winter upon us we are going to see soaring fuel bills that many people are going to be struggling with in these hard economic times. Leading headteachers are setting up a college to raise the standards of teaching. Workers eill be able to trade workplace rights for shares in their company.

News UK Power bills to soar AGAIN: Winter price shock looms for millions of households

Consumer groups fear German-owned E.ON was planning to introduce inflation-busting increases immediately on January 1 – locking families into paying higher rates to heat their homes just as the coldest months of the year start to bite.more here

Headteachers planning college of teaching to speak for profession and raise standards

Leading headteachers are planning to set up a college of teaching to improve
the reputation of the profession and rescue…read more here

Employees get chance to trade workplace rights for shares

Workers will be able to trade their workplace rights for shares in their
company under radical plans unveiled today by…more to read here 

Assange backers ordered to forfeit 93,500

Nine of Julian Assange’s closest supporters have been given one month to
forfeit most of the tens of thousands of…more here

Euro rivals can own stake in BAE: As investors rebel, Hammond says France and Germany have 9%

The two companies are expected to apply for a two-week extension from the stock market today over their plans for the £30billion merger.read more here

Paloma Faith joins protest choir outside parliment to raise the issue of youth unemployment. A brewery has launched the worlds strongest beer.

Singer Paloma Faith has joined a choir outside parliment who want to raise the issue of youth unemployment at the current time. Boris Johnson Mayor of London stays loyal to david cameron. Armageddon the worlds strongest beer has been lau

News UK Boris Johnson stays loyal after heros welcome at Conservative Party conference

Boris Johnson stepped back from criticism of David Cameron’s Government
tonight as he was given a hero’s welcome by more…more here

Paloma Faith joins choir protest outside parliament – video

Paloma Faith adds her voice to a chorus of young campaigners singing outside parliament to raise the issue of youth unemploymentJosh Strauss

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Armageddon is the worlds strongest beer

A brewery has created the world’s strongest beer with 65 per cent alcohol by volume. Armageddon, produced by the Brewmeister Brewery…read more here

Scotlands Health Secretary under fire for personal opinion on abortion time limit

The SNP’s new Health Secretary was accused last night of failing to guarantee
that women’s rights would be protected in…more here

 

Humble is it a word that is over used in an insincere way. Conroversial 65ft bronze verity is causing a stir in Ilfracombe. Conman jailed after attempt to take over a business worth £19 million.

Damien Hirsts controversial bronze sculpture of a pregnant woman has caused a big stir in Ilfracombe with some finding it disgusting. Conman Gordon Mason has been jailed for the attempted takeover of a business worth £19 million. Last ditch sttempt to save merger .

News UK Its absolutely bad and wicked to say youre humble

People who make a habit of saying, ‘I am humbled’ or, ‘This is a humbling experience’, are usually by nature very boastful, writes CRAIG BROWN.more here

The Belly of the South: Bumpy reception in seaside town for Hirst’s ‘disgusting’ 65ft pregnant woman

The 65ft tall bronze artwork, called Verity, has been given to Ilfracombe by the controversial artist on a 20-year loan and will be put up in the coming week more

As deadline nears, investors attack BAE over 28bn deal

The British and American Governments will meet today in a last-ditch attempt
to save a controversial merger to create the…more here

Its bad for my ego, says Boris, as he tries to deny that its all about him

The only crowd that has met most Tory MPs at the party conference has been the small bunch of protesters…read more here 

Conman Gordon Manson, from Edinburgh, jailed after trying to negotiate takeover of Avanta

Gordon Manson, 48, from Edinburgh, used the cash in an attempt to negotiate the takeover of a business worth £19million.more here

Newly wed couple are cancelling honeymoon to pay for their dogs medical treatment. A 12year old boy dies in hit and run after driver flees from police.

South Wales couple cancel Las Vegas honeymoon to pay for their american bulldogs medical treatment. An 87 year old Italian man has fled from care home on his electric wheelchair. Sad story of 12 year old boy who dies in a hit and run while driver is speeding away from police.

News UK City penalties will go to help war wounded, says George Osborne

Millions of pounds of fines handed out to City firms for abuses including the
Libor-fixing scandal will be channelled into…more here

Newlywed couple cancel 7,500 Las Vegas honeymoon to pay for cancer treatment for pet bulldog

Claire and Ceri Morgan, from Morriston, South Wales, called off the dream trip after discovering their beloved American Bulldog Teeto needed expensive treatment.read more here 

Boy aged 12 dies in hit-and-run after driver flees police

A 12-year-old boy died after being run down by a driver speeding away from a
police car.
Two people were arrested…more here

Man, 87, who escaped care home because it was ‘full of old people’ is found trying to flee… down a motorway

Raffaele Panicucci stunned the Italian authorities when he made his escape from a residential care home in Montemarciano – at the age of 87.more here

April Jones troll jailed for abhorrent Facebook comments

The public gallery broke into a spontaneous round of applause yesterday as
magistrates jailed a teenager for 12 weeks for…read more here

Researchers have found the reason why we like certain foods and drinks together. Homophobia is still a big problem in sports, the goku is a large spring onion and its coming to Britain.

Research into why we kike certain foods and drinks together has been published and it maakes facinating reading. It’s sad that even today Homophobia is still a big problem in most sports. The goku is a large spring onion that is coming to britain three times larger than a normal spring onion it will wow your dinner party guests.

Researchers say there is a reason why people the world over pair sharp, acrid tastes with fatty flavours. They say that just as hot and cold are at two ends of the temperature spectrum, astringent and fatty foods are opposites when it comes to texture.more here

Court challenge over British parts used in CIA drone attacks

The Government is facing the threat of legal action over allegations that
export licences are being granted for components made…read more here

Homophobia is still a curse in sport

When John Amaechi came out in 2007, becoming the first openly gay basketball player in history, he painted a dark…more here

The supersize spring onion that is making a big impression on the British dinner table

Three times larger than a normal spring onion, the goku, pictured right, is coming to Britain – designed to appeal to cooks who are looking to wow their dinner party guests.read more here

Doctors given right to withhold treatment from brain-damaged Muslim

Doctors have been given the go-ahead to withhold life-saving treatment from a
severely brain-damaged Muslim patient if his condition significantly…more here