Mary Creagh hailed The Independent's backing for the 25p charge on disposable coffee cups Via: Latte levy: Coffee drinkers must act against cafe chains failing to tackle disposable cup waste, says senior MP
Exclusive: Stephen Dorrell told The Independent British public services need major rethink and focus on spending Via: The Government did not adequately prepare NHS for winter, says former Tory health secretary
East of England Ambulance Service previously said it has had to rely on taxis to take patients to hospital after struggling to cope with a surge in demand over the holiday period Via: Pensioner found dead in her home after waiting four hours for ambulance
Zara and Mike Tindall have announced they are expecting their second child. The couple already have a daughter Mia, three. Via: Zara and Mike Tindall expecting their second child
The 33-year-old Celebrity Big Brother star and model struggled to contain her surgically-reduced assets in a scalloped red bikini while showing off her bump thanks to the deeply low-cut bottoms Via: Pregnant Casey Batchelor shows off her bump in Lanzarote
BRISBANE, Australia (AP) – Grigor Dimitrov hurdled the net to check on the welfare of his rival and then help him to a courtside chair for treatment. Two… Via: Great sport: Dimitrov helps rival, then advances to semis
Most parents receive a picture of themselves drawn by their lovely children at some point in their life. Via: Zoe Foster Blake's son recreates a portrait of her
Theodore Johnson, 64, attacked mother-of-four and grandmother Angela Best, 51, at her flat in north London. She was the third woman he had killed. Via: Killer met third victim when on leave from London hospital
The Guardian’s picture editors bring you a selection of photo highlights from around the world, including protests in La Paz and a Javan warty pig Continue reading… Via: Flower power and the world’s ugliest pig – Friday's top photos
Plaintiffs claim compensation for security flaws and alleged slowdown that fixing computers will cause, while corporations count cost of correctionsIntel has been hit with at least three class-action lawsuits over the major processor vulnerabilities revealed this week.The flaws, called Meltdown and Spectre, exist within virtually all modern processors and could Read more