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Animal rights activists have demanded a boycott of Liam Neeson’s new film after he revealed he ate wolf flesh to prepare for his role.

Premier League footballer Joey Barton is being investigated by the Attorney General over tweets about the John Terry racism case. The Queens Park Rangers captain gave a robust view of the incident that led to Terry being accused of using racist language against Barton’s team-mate Anton Ferdinand last October.

Simmering diplomatic tensions between Britain and Argentina have not deterred the Government from planning a series of high-profile events to mark the 30th anniversary of the Falklands War.

The three Eastern European men moved into a Ministry of Defence semi-detached house next to dozens of Service families three weeks ago.

Nearly 41 per cent of voters said they thought smacking curbs were a factor in last year's riots (pictured), a survey has revealed.

A Muslim pilot arrested over an alleged terrorist plot involving an aircraft was a senior first officer for British Airways and flew Boeing 747 jets.

London's first 'clutter-free' street is costing council bosses £800 a day to clean while other streets are neglected due to cutbacks.

Professor Mark Tester and a group of scientists from Adelaide have come up with a formula which can be sprayed onto plants and flowers.

Chris Huhne's ex-wife Vicky Pryce (pictured) welcomed guests to an annual party, which had been co-hosted by the couple at their home in Clapham, south London, until their split in 2010.

Spanish-owned operator BAA announced yesterday morning that 30% of today’s flights from the world’s busiest airport would not take off.

Ronnie Biggs, pictured, escaped from Wandsworth prison in 1965 and lived as fugitive in Brazil for the next 35 years.

Experts say the former RBS chief executive, pictured, may be exploiting a legal loophole that is often used to avoid stamp duty or reduce inheritance tax.

Princess Michael of Kent has been told to drop plans for a three-day celebration to mark her husband’s 70th birthday after they were deemed too extravagant.

A quarter of Britons have claimed to have visited ancient Wonders of the World which have not existed for hundreds of years.

Firms have been told they should send staff on holiday or let them work from home to ease the strain on London’s Underground as millions of visitors flood into the capital during the Games.

A billionaire has offered to pay the legal costs of a student facing extradition to the U.S. on charges of copyright theft. Richard O’Dwyer, 23, is accused of running a website which directed users to other sites where they can download films illegally.

Steve Hilton, pictured, has been targeted by a mystery internet prankster, who has set up a spoof Twitter account parodying his consciously trendy, California-influenced jargon.

The pilot prince has been branded a 'pirate prince' by protestors - but William would have been concentrating on closer-to-hand issues as he prepared for his first exercise.

Protesters gathered at the Syrian Embassy in London following reports that more than 200 people had been massacred in Syria when government forces shelled civilians in a rebel city.

When it was revealed last week that Cheska’s father Robin had committed suicide, it seemed particularly shocking, shattering instantly the glossy image of a life untroubled by difficulty of any kind.