An article of 18 May referred to foreign workers taking "more than half of all new jobs in the last year" which was incorrect.

Rose Jones, of Plymouth, Devon, admitted repeatedly putting high doses of Tramadol into the toddler's milk, before lying and attempting to frame her innocent ex-partner

Ian Phillips, from Cardiff, spent his last months warning about the risks of long exposure to radiation from mobiles. He said his job had led to him spending 100 hours a month making calls.

Ben Butler, who is accused of beating his daughter to death at this home in Sutton, South London, called Dr Julie Mack as an expert witness today and she gave evidence via video link from the US.

The record deficit comes as the health service faces soaring demand and has been partly caused by hospitals employing expensive private agency workers to tackle understaffing.

Justice Secretary Michael Gove said a migrant influx equivalent to the population of Scotland over the next 15 years would put 'unsustainable' pressure on the NHS.

European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker warned that Germany, France and other states would not 'bend over backwards' to help if the UK abandoned the union.

Former Channel 4 News correspondent Paul Mason lashed out at the Tory MP over his Eton education and 'ludicrous' claims about Brussels rules on bananas.

Just 11 per cent agreed with the assertion. The fact so few voters were prepared to trust the Prime Minister's assertion is a blow to Number Ten.

John Breen, 53, suffered catastrophic head injuries and died in hospital a day after the assault in Stratford tube station last year. His 17-year-old killer, a Romanian national, was jailed for just two years.

The previously unseen home movies show the young soldier drumming in his full military regalia in Windsor and dancing and joking around with his sister.

Rebecca Normand (pictured), from London, visited Hotel Bosco in Surbiton, Kingston-upon-Thames, with five other friends, who all had children in prams.

Wendy Purser, 55, from Hutton in Brentwood, 'had something of an obsession with chocolate' during the psychotic episode. She was handed a suspended prison sentence for contaminating the food.

Ministers launched the drive to privatise back-office functions in 2012, but the National Audit Office found a series of issues have drastically slashed the benefits.

The rebel amendment was today backed by Labour and is also expected to secure SNP support - meaning 25 Conservative votes is more than enough to potentially inflict an embarrassing defeat.

Lego fans will be able to build their very own detailed version of the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben - which even includes the famous bell - and when completed it stands at 60cm high.

The Goddard inquiry will examine how public bodies handled their duty of care to protect children from abuse. It was launched in the wake of the Jimmy Savile (pictured) scandal.

Leanne Lyon, from Northampton, has a rare brain disorder which causes her to have up to five seizures a day. The non-cancerous tumour can also leave her incontinent.

Drama unfolded on a flight at Manchester Airport yesterday when a husband-to-be was chucked off a plane with his friends - putting an abrupt end to his stag celebrations.

The star - known only as PJS - has used online experts to track down any tweets he doesn't like and has sent out a threatening email.

Estate agent Nicholas Dowse from Portsmouth, Hampshire, kept thousands in rent, deposits and service charges to fund his lavish trips abroad - while his employees had to deal with unpaid bills.

For a woman accused of being publicity-hungry, remarkably little has been seen of journalist Serena Cowdy, who disappeared after revelations of her affairs with two married SNP MPs came to light.

Police have released an e-fit image of a suspect wanted after a couple had boiling water poured on them during a two-hour raid at their home in Halstead near Sevenoaks in Kent.

The 70-year-old pensioner was spotted walking around the Scottish city with a friend as she shopped for a fancy dress outfit. However, it is not known what character she was supposed to be.

Michael Stone was jailed for life in 1998 after being convicted of murdering the mother and daughter in Chillenden, Kent.

Kerry Targett (pictured) was shocked that the Year 11 students' celebrations got out of hand at St Andrew's High School in Croydon, south London.

Dylan Corbett-Bader, 18, gave a performance that viewers say would have made his famous grandfather proud when he appeared in A Glass of Nothing this week at the Brighton Festival

Residents of Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire, have spoken of their sadness after a mother 'sacrificed herself' to save her daughter in a tragic turn of events that saw her die at the scene.

Richard Walker, 27, drove the car straight at a group of children walking home from school in Hull, as he tried to evade police in what officers have called the worst driving they have seen in 25 years.

Patrick Duffy, 66, was caught dealing cannabis worth £750,000 in his neighbourhood when police found he was hiding the super-strength 'skunk' marijuana - underneath lettuces.

Oliver McHugh, founder of London-based Olivers Town estate agents, appeared in court after he refused to pay a fee to recruitment boss James Richmond for a temp worker he hired last year.

Andrea Jones (pictured), from Gwynedd, Wales, duped her ex-partner into taking out payday loans after she 'begged' him to help her pay for private medical care which would cure her, a court heard.

A mother from Redhill, Surrey, was spared jail by Judge Christopher Critchlow (pictured) in what one social worker has dubbed 'one of the worst cases of neglect I have seen in 30 years'.

Margaret Henderson, 29, pictured, is being held on remand at Hydebank Wood College and Women's Prison, in Belfast, while she waits to stand trial for the murder of 67-year-old Eddie Girvan.

Sir Nicholas Winton personally rescued exactly 669 Jewish children from the clutches of the Nazis in occupied Czechoslovakia, and had arranged for them to be taken safely to Britain. He died last July.

Eirian Davies, 45, was awarded the compensation by the High Court for the 30 years of work she put in on the Carmarthenshire farm and for losing out on her young days of freedom.

Rob Davies, 48, from Wrexham in North Wales, found his package on top of bags of smelly garbage in his outside bin (pictured). The father-of-two was left speechless.

Club stalwart Andy King, winger Marc Albrighton and former Manchester United midfielder Matty James were pictured drinking beers and posing for pictures with fans on touristy Khao San Road.

Juliet Sargeant said the West London event was dominated by white middle class people. But veteran presenter Titchmarsh (pictured) said that was 'not true'.

A beautiful 'lost' garden which was hidden for decades on an estate near Ipplepen, Devon, is on the market - after it was accidentally rediscovered when its clueless owners kicked up autumn leaves.