Staycations might be on the cards again for sun-seeking Brits
There may be hope for Britons to go on camping holidays in the summer.
Beware the spy in your baby monitor
Cyber security experts fear weak passwords can allow online attackers to control wireless cameras and spy on families in their homes.
Kremlin blames Britain for Trump sex storm
Russia's relations with Britain went into the deep freeze as Moscow blamed MI6 for the dossier of sordid claims about US President-elect Donald Trump.
Air hostess: BA made me feel like a prostitute
An air hostess says she was made to feel like a 'prostitute' by British Airways as they forced her to wear high heels and make-up.
Fake bomb hidden aboard French plane
Flight was hours into journey from Mauritius to Paris when package with timer was discovered behind mirror.
Found: British WW2 submarine
A 76-year-old scuba diver has discovered the wreck of a World War 2 British submarine below the waves off the Libyan coast.
Ebola battle won: ‘I’m lucky to be alive’
UK army medic who overcame ebola says experimental drug saved her, but experts are still skeptical.
Here comes the bride. . . and a baby!
No bride wants to be upstaged on her wedding day - but Amanda Vasey didn’t mind sharing the limelight.
Bridge too far for love rat
As humiliations go, it could hardly have been more public. And some might say Steve Frazer deserved it.
A checklist on how to play outside?
A council in Britain has decided children need a 13-point checklist telling them exactly how to play outdoors.
Bank raider foiled by automatic door
If you’re planning to rob a bank, don’t follow Jordan Heslin’s method. He googled “how to rob” - and now he’s paying for it.
Youngest victim of Facebook drinking craze
Rhiannon Scully was hospitalised after downing a cocktail of vodka and whisky, egged on by friends who had seen similar stunts online.
Faberge egg found at bric-a-brac stall
The expert who verified the egg likened the moment to ‘Indiana Jones finding the Lost Ark’.
Can’t sleep? Try a banana before bed
Bananas are a source of magnesium and potassium, which help to relax muscles.
Size matters, but not to men
Half of men have no idea what size clothes their partner wears, according to a survey.
Vibrating screen to replace wipers
McLaren is designing a system that keeps the driver's vision clear without using blades.
How red meat could raise risk of Alzheimer’s
The accumulation of iron in the brain could be influenced by “how much red meat and iron dietary supplements we consume”.
Buy dress, wear, take back to shop?
One in eight women have bought expensive clothes, worn them on a night out and returned them the next day, a survey has revealed.
Pay for that new dress without queuing
Thanks to a new mobile phone app, you may never have to queue again.
What’s the best seat when flying?
Researchers have offered some more precise advice when first class is not an option.
iPads at £50 in Tesco pricing blunder
Hundreds of shoppers raced to buy the iPad Wi-fi 4G 64GB black model, which was advertised on the supermarket’s site for £49. 99.
Bus stop ad that can tell your sex
A street advert which uses facial-recognition technology to tell men from women is to be used for the first time.