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EXCLUSIVE Queen's Guards in X-rated film Shame of the British Army: Drunken Scottish soldiers make dirty home video in uniform Redcoats, bearskins and bare bums ... shame of Queen's Guards By KENNY McALPINE and DAVID GOODWIN APRIL 25, 2007 THE SCOTS GUARDS DRUNK Scots...

Alan Ball, the youngest members of England's 1966 World Cup winning team, has died aged 61. He died this morning after trying to put out a bonfire. He was probably the best player on the field in that game, even though Geoff Hurst scored a hat-trick, still the only player in the world ever to...

Did you know that Osama bin Laden is a fan of North London giants Arsenal? Or that Meat Loaf loves Hartlepool United? Well you do now..... Strange celebrity footie fans Supporters ... strange celeb footie fans April 24, 2007 The Sun IT’S the old story. You’re at a football match...

Docs fight to save man's willy Shock ... diner on The Strand, London where man cut off manhood By MIKE SULLIVAN and JOHN KAY The Sun April 24, 2007 HORRIFIED diners watched in shock as a maniac sliced off his manhood in a crowded pizza restaurant. The 35-year-old Pole burst into...

Arctic Monkeys album 'fastest seller of year' By staff and agencies 24/04/2007 World's best band since The Beatles?: The Fab Four have done it again Alex Turner: Vocals/Guitar Jamie Cook: Guitar Nick O'Malley: Bass Matt Helders: Drums Arctic Monkeys are on course to claim the...

Hero firefighter catches suicide jumper 24th April 2007 More than 100 people gathered as a foreign man, thought to be trying to live in Britain illegally, tried to kill himself by jumping off London's Millennium Bridge, which spans the Thames opposite St Paul's Cathedral Below are...

Radical cleric is seized in anti-terror dawn raids 24th April 2007 What an eejit: Abu Izzadeen, 31, was one of 6 people held after London raids A radical Muslim cleric was among six men seized in a series of anti-terror raids this morning. Abu Izzadeen, 31, who once barracked Home...

Camilla makes family portrait Royal approval ... for portrait April 23, 2007 THE first group portrait of the Royal Family to feature the Duchess of Cornwall will go on public display this week. The impressionistic work by artist Sergei Pavlenko depicts all the senior members of...

Queen: One supports Arsenal Royal colours ... how Queen might look in Arsenal shirt, left, and Her Majesty meets players, including Fabregas and Arsene Wenger. Queen Mum, right, was fan too By DUNCAN LARCOMBE Royal Correspondent April 23, 2007 THE Queen has been a keen Arsenal...

Bhutan is to do what the English did after Charles I was beheaded during the Civil War: get rid of Absolute Monarchy and embrace the democratic Constitutional Monarchy....... Bhutan heads towards democracy By Peter Foster in Paro 23/04/2007 The small English-speaking Buddhist...

A British Challenger II tank, probably the strongest and most impenetrable in the world, has been badly damaged for the first time ever...... Challenger 2 tank hit in roadside blast By Martin Beckford 23/04/2007 A heavily armoured British tank has been badly damaged for the first time...

How English are you really? Fan-tastic ... English supporters fly the flag for their country By SAM WOSTEAR April 23, 2007 TODAY Englishmen and women should hold their heads high and fly the flag. If you hail from England and didn’t realise today is St George’s Day, hang your head...

As tomorrow is St George's Day, a story about the birth of England and its founding father - King Alfred the Great... Detail of an engraving of Alfred (artist unknown). King Alfred is known by the English today as the "Father of England" as he may have helped to unify the seven warring...

Torture? It's all a laugh now for Mr Bean ... By GEOFFREY LAKEMAN and DANIEL BOFFEY 21st April 2007 Iran hostage Arthur Batchelor's admission that he cried himself to sleep after his captors likened him to Mr Bean and stole his iPod was scorned as a national embarrassment. Yet just...

Maharajah's bomber spreads its wings again By Nigel Reynolds and Stephanie Condron 20/04/2007 A rare First World War bomber which was discovered rotting in the elephant stable of a maharajah's palace was unveiled in its fully restored glory yesterday. The RAF de Havilland DH9 is rolled...

Secret £1million payout to SAS soldier crippled by US helicopter By MARK NICOL 21st April 2007 The Ministry of Defence has secretly paid £1million to a wounded SAS soldier in the first case of compensation for injuries sustained on the battlefield during wartime. After a five-year legal...

Stumpy the duck is down to three legs By Sally Peck 20/04/2007 Stumpy, the duck that entered the limelight after being born with four legs, has lost one of his extra limbs after getting it caught in his pen. Stumpy was born with four legs... Stumpy was born at the Warrawee Duck Farm...

£2bn Navy ships get the OK Awesome .. the Royal Navy's new giant carriers - the Queen Elizabeth Class - will be twice the size of its current ones. They'll be the largest warships in Western Europe and the largest ever built in Britain. By JOHN KAY Chief Reporter and TOM NEWTON-DUNN...

Inside dog-fighting Britain By DAVE MASTERS April 20, 2007 AN EVIL thug who converted the downstairs of his home into an illegal dog fighting venue was today jailed for four months after a major RSPCA investigation. Vile Adio Clarke, 22, from Birmingham, pleaded guilty to four...

The great deception: Immigration 25 times higher than ever before by SIR ANDREW GREEN 21st April 2007 Daily Mail For many years now, the Government and the liberal Left's case for mass immigration has rested partly on their repeated assertion that Britain is a melting pot of different...