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British holidaymakers trying to enjoy half-term breaks in France are facing further chaos as petrol shortages and strikes over labour reforms disrupted all forms of travel.

The A-level and GCSE pupils vented on social media about surprise or perplexing questions they had to answer in their French, maths, chemistry and biology papers last week.

Linguists at the University of Cambridge have found that the rich and varied dialects used around the British Isles are merging into one with words like splinter dominating over other regional variations.

Officers had spoken to the woman, who had minor facial injuries, the property in Oldham, Greater Manchester, after receiving an abandoned emergency call on Saturday night.

Bristol City Council has issued a 'how to vote by post' form featuring an image of a hand hovering above the box stating 'remain a member of the European Union'.

Hanover-based TUI, whose brands include Thomson, has been accused of failing to warn its customers of the security threat and offering steep discounts despite being aware of concerns.

Wales and South West England are enjoying a fine morning with plenty of sunshine that has already sent temperatures climbing. But is has been a grey start to Bank Holiday Monday in eastern areas.

Matthew Scott (pictured), 28, was spotted travelling at snail-like speed in his Ford Focus, down a quiet street in Carlisle in the early hours of the morning on December 30, 2015.

The quartet, aged between 15 and 20, also assaulted and attempted to rob six people in Derby city centre. Pictured is John Williams-Barton who punched and passer-by and tried to mug him.

Sussex Police has revealed that it sends text messages to people who are wanted - and assistant chief constable Laurence Taylor said it is a 'surprisingly effective' tactic.

Hashim Akhtar, 18, remains in a critical condition in hospital after he was discovered collapsed in the toilets during a cricket match by his teammates in Bolton, Greater Manchester.

The Government overhauled the NHS's alcohol guidelines in January. Pictured is Sir Ian Gilmore, chairman of the Alcohol Health Alliance, who was reportedly on the panel.

Margaret Langford, 82, had just stepped outside of her home in Tipton, West Midlands, when she was viciously attacked by two dogs - and said she kept thinking she was 'going to die' as they ripped into her.

The interview, on Ms Maitlis's new BBC2 show This Week's World, was one of a series given by Mr Blair ahead of Sir John Chilcot's report into the 2003 Iraq War being released in July.

Jeremy Corbyn's hard-Left spin chief censored a Labour document on the EU referendum to remove all references to Russian aggression.

The TV celebrity gardener said No 10 Downing Street had 'the greyest frontage known to man, even the bricks are painted black' - and has even offered to pay for the makeover himself.

A family from Merseyside unwittingly mourned the death of a stranger after the wrong body was released for cremation due to similar names mix-up by an NHS hospital, it emerged last night.

Former nursery school headteacher Angela Milnes was distraught when council officials wrongly labelled her as mentally ill and threatened to have her young daughter Sylvia adopted.

Hampshire-based Labour Line service had arranged to send two midwives to Bryony Fugard but refused on the event because she lived over the border in Berkshire. The baby is how healthy.

Older relatives would secure the loans against the value of their own property, but it would be paid off by younger members of the family buying a first-time home.

The situation, described by Admiral Lord West as a 'complete mess', comes after aerial surveillance of Britain's shores was scrapped in January to save money.

Two Albanians deported after being found on a freighter arriving in Immingham, Lincolnshire, this week were let go within hours of arriving in Germany.

As one Tory backbencher suggested the PM could be 'toast' within days of the EU referendum, Mr Gove and Mr Johnson published a devastating letter, ridiculing Mr Cameron's target to cut immigrants

Lord Waldegrave of North Hill, a former Tory Cabinet minister, told party officials he could not accept proposals to make employers ask job candidates if they attended private school.

Six out of 10 kids get too little sleep - because they're hooked on tablets and TV. Digital overload and poor parenting have led to a nationwide crisis in sleeping habits, it has been revealed.

Experts funded by Cancer Research UK are among thousands of academics whose pensions have links to British American Tobacco.as part of the Universities Superannuation Scheme.

Noise levels in intensive care units can hit 101 decibels - as loud as a revving motorbike, heavy lorry or a loud action scene in a Hollywood blockbuster which can hamper recovery.

The findings may also explain why obese people struggle to keep weight off after a successful diet. A balanced 'community' of beneficial bacteria in the gut has been found to keep weight off.

The verdict brings a long-awaited reckoning to families of the up to 40,000 people killed and the many kidnapped, raped or tortured under his 1982-1990 rule as president of Chad.

Baader-Meinhof Gang members Ernst-Volker Staub, Daniela Klette and Burkhard Garweg are believed to be behind a robberies at supermarkets across Germany to finance their lives as fugitives.

Mexican star striker Alan Pulido has been rescued after being snatched by a group of armed, masked men while travelling home from a party in the border state of Tamaulipas on Saturday night.

Bayern Munich defender Boateng, born in Berlin to a Ghanaian father and German mother, is part  of Germany's national squad and likely to play for his country in the European Championships.