Victim found by passers-by bleeding and unable to walk Via: Man who sexually and physically abused woman in 'sickening' three-day attack jailed for 18 years
Term is ‘outdated’, Ministry of Defence acknowledges Via: Army accused of sexism over 'housewife kits'
Twenty-four people, including four children, crammed onto a boat intercepted off the East Sussex coast this afternoon as Dover’s MP demanded tougher action from French authorities. Via: Border Force stops two more migrant boats off Dover coast overnight
The Red Arrows of Britain’s Royal Air Force joined the Air Force Thunderbirds for a historic aerial parade over the Hudson River and Statue of Liberty Thursday morning. Via: Air Force Thunderbirds join Red Arrows for aerial parade in New York City
Professor David Scheel, from Alaska, invites Heidi, a day octopus, also known as a cyanea, to live with him for a year in a salt water tank to see how it reacts with its surroundings. Via: Divorced marine biologist befriends a pet octopus that lives in a tank in his Read more
A test silo with NASA emblazoned on the side stands out amid the deserted interior at the Aerojet Dade Rocket Development Facility in southern Florida. Via: Inside the eerie abandoned remains of a historic rocket development facility in Florida
Emmanuel Macron put Britain and the EU on a collision course today as he insisted the backstop is ‘indispensable’ while Boris Johnson told the French president the UK will leave the bloc on October 31. Via: Emmanuel Macron backs Angela Merkel's plan to give Boris Johnson 30 days to find Read more
Updates from the opening day of play at HeadingleyAustralia recall Harris and Pattinson for third TestAny thoughts? Email or tweet @collinsadam 2.58pm BST “You say the Aussie batsmen will be happy to get off the field due to the rain,” says Chris Parker, “but it is giving Broad and Archer Read more
Nations back first restrictions on global trade in parts, as well as ban on saiga antelope hornThe world’s tallest animal has gained further protections after the world’s nations voted to end the unregulated international trade in giraffe parts.There are fewer giraffes alive than elephants and their population has plunged by Read more
The Ebacc system puts children off arts subjects at GCSE. They should be allowed to study the subjects that interest themAll children should be required to take at least one arts GCSE and there should be no restriction on taking more than one. This year there has been a modest Read more