In little more than five weeks, this three-mile length of road in the scenic borderlands of North-West England has smashed the British record for speed camera victims.

Vigilantes set up a Facebook group claiming that David Calvert, 27, was one of the killers of James Bulger. They said he was living under the new identity with his family in a house in Fleetwood, near Blackpool.

The woman, who wishes to stay anonymous, was a 26-year-old drug addict when she was picked up in Liverpool's red light district by the serial sex attacker in 2003.

Officials have identified parents with prams, passengers who drink or smoke and inconsiderate bus drivers as targets in a campaign to improve the public transport experience.

Jamie Jones allegedly killed Warwick University student Raymond Cheung on the Coventry-bound carriageway of the A45 in the early hours of March 8 last year.

Grandmother Sarah Stevenson, 64, said staff left the corpse on an adjacent bed from 1pm until after 8.30pm, while two other patients who died were also left for several hours.

The four men and three women were detained after an investigation involving European security agencies and the United States' CIA and FBI.

Graham Nye was so concerned for his daughter Victoria's wellbeing that he warned hospital staff 'if she goes back to her flat she will throw herself off the balcony'.

Peter McShane, 84, wrapped up a large oblong box in a bin bag and carried it down to his local dental surgery. The fake device gave rise to a major police operation.

Conjoined twins Emma and Taylor Bailey, three, will die if they are not separated because too much strain is being put on their shared heart.

Chip the parrot's real-life owner is behind bars - after police stopped her trying to drive her van into a Dover ferry terminal with the three-foot pet bird perched on her shoulder.

Influential ratings agency Fitch warned that the shortfall in the country's finances must be reduced quickly because the nation’s credit profile has 'deteriorated'.

With their faces hidden by helmets, the thieves struck in the West End of London, using a sledgehammer to smash through a plate glass window before snatching handfuls of gems and watches worth at least £50,000 each.

Shocked Janine Deeley initially thought the female pharmacist must be joking, but became angry when she was told to try another chemist or come back the next day.

Those who keep themselves fit and healthy are still interested in sex in their eighth decade, a study has found.

Belinda Waite, 21, had been to her local hospital several times during the past nine months and was told she had a severe case of IBS and gout.

Plans to allow Tilikum to return to performing in shows at Florida tourist attraction SeaWorld have been put on hold.

A senior British intelligence officer, identified only as ZR, told the Special Immigration Appeals Commission the group was set to stage an atrocity between April 15 and 20 last year.

Police in California shepherded the driver to safety after his Prius reached speeds of up to 90 miles per hour. The sudden acceleration problem is at the centre of the Toyota safety scandal.

An influential Commons committee was told that the Gurkha Army Ex-Servicemen's Organisation (GAESO) in Nepal was charging each veteran £500 in cash for advice.

Brown met two surviving recipients - Nicholas Winton and Denis Avey - at a Downing Street reception as he praised their role in saving the lives of those persecuted by the Nazis.

The massive earthquake that struck near Maule in Chile, moved the entire city of Concepcion at least 10 feet to the west, experts have revealed.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh described the 186-1 vote a 'historic step forward toward emancipation of Indian womanhood.'

Lareece Butler, 26, escaped with bruises, a broken leg and concussion after slamming into the ground in South Africa.

Spokesman Michalis Katsounotos says DNA results obtained early this morning positively identify the corpse as that of Tassos Papadopoulos.

When it comes to 'climate change', politicians and bureaucrats have lost touch with Ground Control.

The alleged right of the Government and institutions to withhold information - even on issues of the utmost importance - is exercised again and again.

The shadow chancellor speaks to our columnist and answers all your mathematics questions...

He hoped the House would accept that he liked to give as much information about ministerial decisions as he possibly could.