Private Stuart Edgar, 18, is lucky to be alive after the enraged wild jumbo attacked him while he was on exercise in Africa.

Horrified health inspectors discovered 200 tonnes of rotting fish at a seafood firm which supplies top London restaurants.

Tragic Hannah Foster is seen on CCTV with a pal - minutes before she was snatched by her alleged murderer.

Pm Gordon Brown yesterday ordered greedy garage bosses to slash petrol prices - or be fined.

Tea really is the drink of the nation - with the average person supping 88,088 cups throughout their lifetime.

Murdered British student Meredith Kercher's killing has become a degree course at the Italian university she was studying at when she died.

Farmer Terry Western found himself facing the long arm of the claw - after terrified passers-by saw this 5ft toy tiger nodding at them from his car.

It was John McCain's last big chance to KO the rival he trails behind in the polls.

The mother of shot schoolboy Rhys Jones pleaded with a paramedic to help save her son as he lay dying in her arms, a court heard yesterday.

Three airline staff could be charged with multiple manslaughter over the Spanish holiday plane crash in which 154 died.

Ex-Emmerdale star Ben Freeman raped a teenager because he wanted a "fast and nasty quickie", a jury heard yesterday.

Not a single violent drunk has been banned from pubs or clubs since a new law was introduced two years ago, ministers said yesterday.

People living near a former RAF base yesterday spoke of their shock at being told their homes could be radioactive.

A teenage tourist was fighting for life last night after she and her boyfriend plunged 35ft from a balcony.

A teen who stabbed a boy with a hunting knife after he was jostled on a bus yesterday had his sentence doubled.

Brave Bethan-May Slater manages a beaming smile through her black and blue bruises.

Guy Ritchie has insisted he does not want a penny of Madonna's £300million fortune from their divorce settlement.

Bargain-hunters cram goods into their car - as 3,000 defy the credit crunch amid mayhem yesterday.

Britain's Olympic heroes were yesterday cheered by 100,000 fans as they paraded through London.

Junkies and alcoholics are being offered free hairdos to help them kick the habit.

Bang leads to tragedy outside house

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A nurse who died in the hospital where she had spent her 30-year career has transformed the lives of six people.