Vines was still in prison for breaching the same restraining order when he contacted presenter again Via: Edward Vines: Man who harassed BBC journalist Emily Maitlis for 25 years jailed
'It is a really important distinction: are we looking back in grief or looking forward to the challenge of the future,' the Shadow Brexit Secretary told colleagues Via: Keir Starmer tells Labour MPs to stop 'looking back in grief' at Brexit vote
Scrapping credit card charges and plastic bag fees were Brussels regulations Via: Theresa May ridiculed in European Parliament for claiming credit for EU regulations
Teenagers who watch lots of television adverts eat far more junk food, Cancer Research UK have warned. Youngsters who watch more than three hours of commercial TV a day are at risk. Via: Link between television ads and junk food consumption
Jan 16 (Opta) – Results from the NCAAB games on Monday (home team in CAPS) (start times are EST) New Hampshire Wildcats 74 MASSACHUSETTS LOWELL … Via: 0-NCAAB Results
The female, who is actually smaller than her cub, is helping teach the younger tiger one of the many lessons he must learn before leaving her to find his own territory in Maharashtra, India. Via: Two tigers seen locked in fierce combat – but it's all fun
The controversial first inquest into the death of Poppi Worthington, from Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, was quashed by the High Court and deemed ‘irregular’ after it lasted just seven minutes. Via: Poppi Worthington's mother walks out of court over details
The Lancaster inflicted such damage of Germany it was described by Sir Arthur Harris, head of Bomber Command as ‘the greatest single factor in winning the war’. Via: The Lancaster turned Bomber Command's dream into reality
British women’s No1 beats Madison Brengle 6-3, 6-1 Konta braced for heat later in week in MelbourneJohanna Konta’s fifth visit to the Australian Open provides her with the best chance yet of a breakthrough win at a grand slam, and there was little to suggest in her efficient win over Read more
Enrichment Commission for the French Language also prefers ‘fibronique’ for fiber opticsSmartphones may have become ubiquitous in France but the country’s language mavens hope there’s still time to keep the word from becoming ensconced in everyday speech.The Enrichment Commission for the French Language has come up with what it considers Read more