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Look what feminism has given us. A mob of drunken female thugs indulged in very unladylike behaviour when they attacked a homeless man in the street after he asked them for change in Cardiff, south Wales. Turning on him, they shout ‘get a f****** job’, but it does not end there. A fight...

Argentina's footballers have sparked outrage after they posed with a banner which read "The Falklands are Argentine" before their 2-0 win against Slovenia in a World Cup warm-up match in Buenos Aires yesterday But despite Argentina's dubious claims on the islands, which have intensified since...

At 3,281ft, the Kingdom Tower in Jeddah will be the world's tallest building when it's completed in 2018. It will be 568ft taller than the currect world's tallest building, the Burj Khalifa in Dubai. The building, which will be the first human structure to reach the 1km high mark (it was...

The people of Paris have paid tribute to the Queen by naming a flower market in the city after her. Earlier today she and the Duke of Edinburgh, who travelled the fairly short journey from London to Paris by Eurostar, toured the market that will henceforth be known as Marche aux Fleurs -...

When 89-year-old D-Day veteran Bernard Jordan was found to be missing from his care home last night, staff must have feared the worst. They alerted police, who began searching the area around his home and checked with hospitals, bus firms and taxi companies. The mystery was solved when the...

Today’s commemoration of the 70th anniversary of D-Day is one of the last at which a diminishing band of the men who took part will be present. A few cynics will say: Time to move on, anyway. We live in a new world. Should we not forget about the Second World War, and get on with our...

557 miles from where I am now, in the small town of Arromanches overlooking the beaches of Normandy, thousands have gathered, including veterans, the Queen, Prince Charles and Camilla, and all the political leaders of the Allied nations, to commemorate the 70th anniversary of D-Day. In this...

Police are probing racist graffiti which has been daubed outside a primary school in north London. The graffiti, which read "WHITES NOW WELCOME", was daubed on a path leading to Prince of Wales Primary School in the London Borough of Enfield. Hundreds of children saw the words but Enfield...

Black Sabbath star Tony Iommi has been made a professor of music at Coventry University. Iommi, 66, who has been the Birmingham heavy metal giants' guitarist since they were formed in 1969, had already been awarded an honorary doctorate by the university in November. He plans to return to...

One of the Queen's young page boys dramatically collapsed in the House of Lords earlier today as the Queen was giving her Gracious Address - which sets out the government's agenda for the coming session of Parliament - to MPs and peers during the State Opening of Parliament. Witnesses...

The Queen's magnificent new carriage - dubbed a palace on wheels - has been unveiled today, when it was used for the first time in the State Opening of Parliament. The new Diamond Jubilee State Coach, which is the work of the finest craftsmen from across the Commonwealth, is only the second...

Spain's King Juan Carlos has announced that he is to abdicate. The Spanish monarch, who has been on the Throne since Spain became a democracy nearly 40 years ago, will hand over the Throne to his son Crown Prince Felipe, who will "open a new era of hope" for Spain. For much of his reign...

Churchill's last surviving child, Lady Mary Soames, has died aged 91 after a short illness. Mary, who was the youngest of Sir Winston and Clementines's five children, passed away peacefully at her west London home yesterday evening surrounded by her family, after a short illness. One of her...

An independent Scotland would soon realise what a pup they had been sold by First Minister Alex Salmond and his friends, and would be back with their begging bowls in no time at all: Why the Scots MUST vote for independence! It'll save the rest of us a fortune, says a very provocative SIMON...

German magazine Der Spiegel has revealed that British Prime Minister David Cameron has warned that the UK could quit the EU if Jean-Claude Juncker becomes the new (unelected) president of the European Commission, the executive body of the EU responsible for proposing legislation, implementing...

As part of Britain's WWI centenary commemorations, a large sculpture of a British Tommy reflecting upon the horrors of WWI during the first minute after peace was declared has been unveiled. This imposing metal sculpture, entitled 1101, owing to the fact the armistice went into effect at 11am...

Dale Winton or that pizza?

In fact, this has given me a craving for a Liquorice Allsorts pizza. I might tuck into one whilst I'm watching In It To Win It later.

Nine amputee British servicemen are to retrace the journey made during one of the most famous and daring raids of WWII. In December 1942, during Operation Frankton, ten Royal Marines set off in canoes from the Royal Navy submarine HMS Tuna to attach mines to enemy supply ships in Bordeaux on...

A man with a slurry fetish has been jailed after targeting a family who tried to stop him performing sex acts in their slurry. David Truscott, 44, of Camborne, Cornwall, repeatedely rolled around naked in slurry and developed an obsession with a farm in Redruth, Cornwall. Truscott initially...