Love Island’s Sam Bird has said that celebrities who post on social media selling fad diet products are giving their followers “false hope” because the products do not always work.
A popular online marketplace has come under fire for offering customers, including children, razor-sharp zombie knives.
Charity Turning Point says it has been repeatedly confused with Turning Point UK, a controversial US-based student movement launched in the UK this month.
Ben Derby, the spokesman for Auto Trader has revealed that over 30 per cent of road users, who feel road rage is problem, think it has got worse since the 2016 EU referendum.
The Conservative MP hung up on talkRADIO host Alexis Conran after he questioned the MP about his now-viral tweet about Europe and Britain after the Second World War.
The former football manager revealed to talkRADIO how he is spreading the message that "carrying a knife is not the thing to do".
The broadcaster said Childline counsellors "universally and unanimously" said social media was at the root of unhappiness in their young callers.
MPs from the Exiting the European Union Committee are set to meet EU officials in Brussels to discuss the last Brexit negotiations on Monday.
Conservative MP Marcus Fysh has said that MPs need to "hold their nerve" over the Brexit negotiations, as MPs prepare to meet with the Prime Minister to suggest alternatives to the Irish backstop.
The Justice Secretary has said that an overhaul of the parole system will give victims “reassurance”, and ensure another case like John Worboys will not happen.
Lord Digby Jones, a cross-party peer has said he has “had it up to here” with Brexit being blamed for businesses moving production out of the UK.
Dan Wootton has said that he played with Barbie dolls when he was growing up and he is “so glad” that his mother was “able to embrace that freedom of expression”.
The mother of a three-year-old girl has become the first to be found guilty of Female Genital Mutilation in the UK, after a failed bid to "shut up" her accusers with witchcraft.
A "despicable" burglar who had sex with a corpse at a funeral home while high on drink and drugs has been jailed for six years.
Hundreds of people were stranded in their cars overnight after snow in Cornwall - as a woman was forced to give birth in ASDA during a flurry.
Gerard Lambe, a leading cosmetic and plastic surgeon has described the new Channel 4 reality show, which sees a panel voting on whether young people get plastic surgery, as “despicable”.
EU ambassadors have announced that UK citizens will be entitled to visa-free travel post-Brexit, even if no deal is agreed.
A baby girl abandoned in a deserted playground in the snow was only just 30-minutes-old when she was found last night.
Mark Dorrell, a.k.a Mr Pothole, says the government's investment in testing plastic road surfaces to prevent potholes is "very positive".
More than half of Brits admit their addiction to social media has hindered their ability to make friends in “real life”, a study found.
The Brexit campaign group founded by businessman Arron Banks and an insurance company he owns have been fined a total of £120,000 for data protection breaches.
Claire Bailey, an independent retail expert has said that self-service checkouts in supermarkets give some people “an opportunity to be dishonest”.
Couples across the UK are being recruited to take part in a year-long trial testing a new male contraceptive gel.
The Labour MP said he was "astonished" that a Birmingham-based Muslim school was not allowing girls to eat lunch until after boys had finished.
A survey carried out by the Institute of Directors has revealed that a third of British businesses could move some operations abroad because of Brexit.
The Conservative MP said it was "pathetic" to think about how the cancelled February recess has inconvenienced politicians who should be "cracking on" with passing Brexit legislation.
Billy Prager, a fan of the The Only Way is Essex star, has two Gemma Collins-themed tattoos but admits it “started off as a bit of a joke”.
The Labour MP for Brent, Dawn Butler, has said that if anti-stab knives had been rolled out during the last Labour government, violent crime might have reduced
Cars have been brought to a standstill, and schools forced to close in Cornwall due to heavy snowfall on Thursday afternoon.
Families may be eating "critically endangered" shark when visiting their local fish and chip shop, warns a new study.
A teenage boy who left former British ambassador to the US Sir Christopher Meyer with "horrific injuries" in an attack at London Victoria Station has been spared jail.
Dozens of highly sensitive medical files were accidentally donated by doctor to staff at a charity shop in Essex.
The numbers of rough sleepers on the streets of England has almost doubled since 2010
Sephton Henry, a former gang member has said described the Home Secretary’s new measures to tackle knife crime “a joke”, and said that the funding might as well go straight to knife crime offenders to “change their lives”.
Microplastic has been found inside 50 dolphins, seals and whales that had washed up on Britain's shores, a study has found.
British mums are being encouraged to throw ‘period parties’ for their teenage daughters when they start menstruating, as a way of tackling the taboo around talking about periods.
A council has been slammed for a "deeply offensive" image featured on a survey form which appears to show a "miserable" transgender person pulling off a wig.
The chief of a knife crime awareness charity says the newly-announced Knife Crime Prevention Orders won't stop young people carrying knives
Daniel Hannan, the Conservative MEP for the south east England has said that “no serious self-respecting democracy” would agree to the Irish backstop.
A statue of former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in her home town of Grantham will require a high plinth to curb the threat of vandalism, police have said.
Veteran postman Keith Bourne lost the tip of his ring finger after a Staffordshire bull terrier tore it off during a routine delivery.
MPs may have their February break cancelled to make room for Brexit debates
Two students handed a 10-year ban from the University of Warwick for being part of a group chat which threatened rape of female students are set to resume their studies this year.
The Conservative MP said he thought the public were "braver" than politicians when facing the prospect of a no-deal Brexit.
The former CBI director general has predicted that most of the pressure put on Brussels to accept the Prime Minister's Brexit deal will come from the Germans - not the UK.
Home Secretary Sajid Javid has unveiled new ASBO-style orders designed to tackle spiralling knife violence.
A teenager who attacked a car with a "zombie knife" in broad daylight has been jailed for three and a half years after the Court of Appeal decided his suspended sentence was unduly lenient.
Samanda Ford, who is dying of terminal cancer, hosted her own wake so that she could party with her friends while she was still alive.
Police are investigating the death of a teenager after a fight descended into a fatal stabbing in north London
Clarks shoe shop are training 6,500 staff in a bid to improve children’s language skills, but National Literacy Trust’s Judith Parke’s has said it is “not about teaching” children, it is about “modelling good communication between an adult and child”.
Chief negotiator Michel Barnier said the Withdrawal Agreement must be signed in its current form before 'alternative arrangements' for the backstop can be discussed
A man cut off his own dog's head and setting a family’s house alight after overdosing on Spice, a court heard.
Theresa May castigated SNP MP Ian Blackford for comments about the Good Friday Agreement, and said the party's desire for an independent Scotland threatened its future
The Labour peer who named Sir Philip Green as the businessman facing sex allegations using parliamentary privilege says he did not take the decision "lightly".
A young Conservative has produced a guide on how to be a Tory at university - and not annoy people.
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