Simon Cowell has dropped The Loveable Rogues after releasing just one single.

Jane Fonda has been having the best sex of her life in the last few years.

A Guardian journalist who admitted phone hacking will not be prosecuted, Britain's Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) said today.

Berenice Bejo thinks Kate Winslet's style is "perfect".

A British and Italian hostage have died in Nigeria, during a failed attempt to free them from their captors.

Daniel Craig and Rachel Weisz married secretly in New York on Wednesday.

The price of houses in the North continues to see the biggest annual fall in the UK, with homes losing 10.8% of their value during the past year.

Britain's Foreign Office was today investigating reports that two white British al Qaida members have been killed in a drone attack in Pakistan.

A GP breached his professional duty towards Baby P in the months leading up to his death and “deprived” himself of an opportunity to protect the child, Britain's General Medical Council ruled today.

Leicester chairman Milan Mandaric was charged today with two counts of cheating the public revenue, Britain's Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) said.

Fresh talks are to be held in a bid to avert the threat of strikes by British Airways cabin crew, it was announced today.

Leona Lewis doesn't want children for at least five years.

Katie Price's alleged rapist asked her to perform another sex act just months after he sexually assaulted her.

Michael Jackson's doctor is set to seek custody of his two eldest children.

Peter Andre phoned estranged wife Katie Price to slam her "out of control" behaviour.

Kid Rock has hit out at animal rights advocates - insisting their campaigns will never stop him from wearing fur.

Millionaire Harry Potter author JK Rowling has given a £1m (€1.4m) donation to Britain's Labour Party, the party announced today.

British supermodel Jodie Kidd is to no longer feature in a lucrative advertising campaign with Marks & Spencer stores after allegedly taking part in a drugs deal during an undercover newspaper expose.

BAE Systems is to come under further scrutiny over its dealings with Saudi Arabia after the defence group confirmed today it was being investigated by the US Department of Justice.

Export bans on British poultry because of the bird flu outbreak on a turkey farm are unjustified, the European Commission said today.

British dance star Fatboy Slim has refused a request from Britain's Conservative Party to use his 1995 track Happiness during their annual political conference.

BRITAIN'S racing regulators have stressed that the decision to allow Alan Berry to continue to train despite being charged as part of a police investigation into alleged race-fixing should not be taken as a precedent.

INTERNATIONAL reports on alcohol abuse invariably turn the spotlight on Ireland and, according to the latest survey, Irish people are drinking themselves to death.

Three British men were arrested in Dubai and held for 10 days before being released without charge, Britain's Foreign Office said today.

The Bank of England is likely to please British homeowners this week by freezing interest rates for the fourth month in a row, experts predict.

The FTSE 100 Index dipped back below the 4700 barrier today as investors fretted over high oil prices and surprisingly weak manufacturing data.

The historic link between Britain's Labour party and the unions is for life not just an election campaign, the party’s chairman said tonight.

British intelligence reports on Saddam Hussein’s weapons of mass destruction in the run up to the Iraq war were “open to doubt” and “seriously flawed”, the Butler Inquiry said today.

HOSPITAL consultants yesterday called for an independent facilitator to head up talks to resolve a crisis over medical insurance cover.

THE Irish Secret Service should be monitored by a Dáil committee, Fine Gael said yesterday.

UK consumer prices rose at an expected year-on-year pace of 1.3% in December, unchanged from November, Britain's Office of National Statistics has said.

Britain's Home Office is to change the rules on electronic tagging of prisoners after confirmation Maxine Carr has applied for early release under the scheme.

The training of an Iraqi police force should be given the highest priority to help stabilise the country, aid workers warned today.

Manchester United and the Football Association have been hit in the pocket for “fixing” the price of replica kits.

The first formal steps in Lord Hutton’s inquiry into the death of weapons expert Dr David Kelly were being taken at Britain's Royal Courts of Justice today.

BBC bosses faced calls to resign today after confirming Dr David Kelly as the prime source for reports that intelligence on Iraq was “sexed up”.

British ministers were today unveiling plans to allow transsexuals to get legal recognition of their new genders.

A trade unionist today accused British Labour leaders of trying to gag him on the conference floor as he tried to bring his campaign for Northern Ireland people to be granted membership to a wider audience.

Britain's Royal Mail today appealed to pet owners to keep their animals under control after a postman was attacked - by a cat.

Britain's National Criminal Intelligence Service today warned it would be ‘‘naive’’ to expect a hooliganism-free World Cup.

The swooping soundtrack to Star Wars is the greatest film score of all time, a poll revealed today.

Britain's Crown Prosecution Service has advised that no charges should be made over the Paddington rail crash, in which 31 people were killed.

Myra Hindley has complained to Britain's Press Complaints Commission over reports in The Mirror that she is dying from lung cancer.

Britain's Royal Navy has been urged to join the hunt for a ship carrying child slaves which has disappeared off the coast of west Africa.