David Baddiel labelled the BBC 'cowardly' after the organisation censored the joke which Jo Brand has made regarding the state of politics in the UK.

A man in his 30s has been stabbed to death in Poplar, London, this afternoon, marking the third murder in 24 hours. Two teenage boys were killed yesterday in separate attacks in south London.

Penny Mordaunt, a senior lieutenant of leadership contender Jeremy Hunt, suggests Boris Johnson is a divisive leader who might 'scare off' the majority of Britain's voters.

Bosses are 'investigating' after images claiming to be from Edexcel's maths paper three, set to go out into schools in the UK, appeared on Twitter.

The UK has officially banned “harmful gender stereotypes” in advertising over concerns it could contribute to societal inequality. But is this political correctness run amok, or long-overdue reform? Read Full Article at RT.com

Robbie Williams, pictured with his wife Ayda in Cannes, is the first celebrity known to have fallen foul of a new 'honours blacklist'.

Matt Hancock wore socks bearing the legend 'This is what a feminist looks like' as he withdrew from the race. Mr Raab has refused to retract a claim he made in 2011 that feminists are 'obnoxious bigots'.

Carrie Symonds is Boris Johnson's girlfriend and is on the threshold of getting into No.10 Downing Street. We reveal how illicit affairs in her family go right to the top.

The charred Lamborghini has been completely destroyed in a roadside fire in Kingswood, Surrey. Stunt, who was declared bankrupt, had been banned from selling the car under a court order.

Prince Edward, Duke of Kent allegedly pulled out his Jaguar in front of Olivia Fellows' Mini on the A27 near Brighton, forcing her to smash into a central reservation and write off her £2,000 car.

Ass-covering diplomatic doublespeak was in evidence when the UK’s foreign secretary was asked whether he shared the US view that Iran was behind an attack on two oil tankers in the Gulf of Oman. Read Full Article at RT.com

With WikiLeaks co-founder Julian Assange facing a full US extradition hearing, reporter Patrick Henningsen managed to get a glimpse at the wanted journalist during a court appearance in London. Read Full Article at RT.com

Katie Royle, 33, from Derbyshire, wasn't allowed to leave the house without her partner Richard Martin, 55, who forbade her to use the internet or own a phone during their relationship.

This is the moment a test driver frantically battle to keep a prototype Speedtail from bursting into flames and causing disaster after a suspected electrical fault on a forecourt in Guildford, Surrey, this morning.

The outbreak has been linked to sandwiches and salads from supplier, The Good Food Chain, which supplies 43 NHS trusts in the UK.

Ben Carpenter, 35, from Huddersfield, Yorkshire, is dubbed a 'super dad' by his friends and family. He has adopted his fifth child Noah, who has the genetic condition Cornelia de Lange syndrome.

Edward Cairney, 77, and Avril Jones, 59, were found guilty of murdering Margaret Fleming at the High Court in Glasgow today.

Lee-Anne Parkin, 40, and Steve Carroll, 43, (pictured in their last selfie) were travelling along a road near Sledmere, east Yorkshire on March 31 when they were involved in a crash with a car.

It takes place almost immediately after the next round of leadership votes, in which several of the six remaining candidates are expected to fail to meet the 33 vote target to progress to round three.

Egyptian student Mariam Moustafa's father Mohamed blasted the sentence today, saying: 'I don't think we will stay here in the UK.'

Nialah Afser, 37, exchanged chocolates, flowers, and thank you cards with the vulnerable victims she stole £105,000 from while working at Birmingham's Yorkshire Building Society.

The favourite to replace Theresa May said that politicians should take part in 'as many of them as possible' in a September interview with Sky that was shared widely on social media.

The extradition hearing is now expected to take place in February, and will last for five days. It will decide if the Wikileaks founder can be sent to the US to stand trial over hacking charges.

Former foreign secretary Boris Johnson trounced the field in the first round of the contest yesterday, romping home with 114 votes from MPs.

Shortly before 1am on June 14, 2017, a small fire broke out in a kitchen in the Kensington high-rise block and became an inferno which claimed the lives of 72 people.

Daniel Ezzedine (pictured) was given just a 30 per cent chance of surviving following the brutal attack in Canterbury, Kent, which left people taking to the streets in protest against the outburst of violence.

Mohammed Amin, the Conservative Party’s Muslim chief, says he’ll quit after 36 years if Boris Johnson becomes prime minister, as he believes the former foreign secretary doesn’t have the “basic morality and integrity” for the job. Read Full Article at RT.com

The former shadow business secretary quit Labour in February this year to join the new Independent group, which became Change UK ahead of the European elections last month.

The Church of England investment arm, The Church Commissioners for England, is thought to be relaxing self-imposed rules for investing in medical marijuana companies.

The House of Lords probe will look in particular at the effect of online gambling on society and the 'gamblification' of sport. It will also look at whether lotteries push people towards gambling issues.

Experts at Aston University in Birmingham suggest a phone call from a community nurse could help to ensure elderly patients do not return within a month

BEN FOGLE, pictured with his mother, actress Julia Foster, explains why he was disgusted at the BBC's announcement that the license fee would no longer be free for Britain's over-75s.

The former Newsnight host accused the BBC of 'shooting itself in the foot' for accepting responsibility for the benefit from the government.

A new book reveals the heady ingredients that made Coco Chanel so seductive and her dalliances with Dukes, a polo player and Russian composer Igor Stravinsky.

Trump was respond to a report claiming he would listen if foreign governments offered him 'dirt' on his opponents. He later amended his tweet describing Charles as the Prince of 'Whales'.