- 'My dying wife waited NINE hours for district nurse to turn up': Family slams NHS 111 hotline as whistleblowers reveal a 'computer says no' mentality worthy of Little Britain comedy
Mail Online | 01:30 AM May 19
Michael Anthony, 84, said it took almost four hours just to get through to the 111 call centre and a further five-and-a-half hours before a nurse arrived to see his dying wife Anne ...
- 'How Jill Dando's death convinced me everything you know about crime is wrong': NICK ROSS tells the shocking truth about the murder of his friend and the real cause of crime
Mail Online | 01:00 AM May 19
NICK ROSS: Crime has been with us since Adam and Eve and, surprisingly, God didn’t spot the solution. Rather than punishing the miscreants, it might have been better had he p ...
- Tia Sharp relatives cash in on murder: A home life based on benefits, ...
topix.com | 03:00 AM May 19
Relatives cashing in on her murder. A home life based on benefits, drugs and casual sex. ...
- Sport news in brief
Guardian | 01:15 AM May 19
- Doctor Who: The Name of the Doctor, BBC One, review
telegraph.feedsportal.com | 08:45 PM May 18
Michael Hogan reviews the final episode of Doctor Who, The Name of the Doctor. ...
- Terminator Star Edward Furlong Arrested
SKY | 03:30 AM May 19
Terminator 2 star Edward Furlong has been arrested on suspicion of violating a restraining order filed by his ex-girlfriend. ...
- Gunmen kill senior woman member of Pakistani party led by Imran Khan
Reuters UK | 01:00 AM May 19
ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Gunmen killed a senior female politician from a reformist party in Pakistan on Saturday night, the latest violent incident in a bloody election campaign and o ...
- Astronaut's cover of Space Oddity recorded 220 miles above Earth praised by David Bowie as 'so beautiful'
Mail Online | 03:30 AM May 19
Chris Hadfield, the singing commander of the International Space Station, has landed back on Earth to a warm reception from David Bowie. ...
- Student Hostage Shot Dead By Police Officer
SKY | 03:30 AM May 19
Student Andrea Rebello was accidently shot in the head by a police officer while she was being held in a headlock by an intruder. ...
- Denmark wins Eurovision on ABBA's turf with folksy ballad
Reuters UK | 02:45 AM May 19
MALMO, Sweden (Reuters) - Denmark's Emmelie de Forest won Eurovision on Saturday before an international TV audience of around 125 million, clinching the coveted crown of euro-pop ...
- Singing star man's cover of Space Oddity recorded 220 miles above Earth was so beautiful, says David Bowie
Mail Online | 02:30 AM May 19
Chris Hadfield, the singing commander of the International Space Station, has landed back on Earth to a warm reception from David Bowie. ...
- Yes, Britain IS on the move again - all because we didn't take the coward's way out: GEORGE OSBORNE's bullish assessment of 'healing' economy
Mail Online | 02:00 AM May 19
The economy is healing slowly, the tough decisions we have taken together as a country are beginning to pay off – and in me, you have a Chancellor who is going to stick to th ...
- David Beckham makes tearful exit in final Paris Saint-Germain home game
Guardian | 01:15 AM May 19
- Simon Hopkinson: I drank Sarson's vinegar from the bottle from a young age
Guardian | 08:45 PM May 18
The food writer and cook on life as an apprentice, his dad's cooking and his collection of mixersMy earliest memory is sucking a wine gum on Sidmouth beach and a wasp, attracted by ...
- Monty Python star John Cleese finds that living abroad is no laughing matter
telegraph.feedsportal.com | 09:00 AM May 19
John Cleese's wife, Jennifer Wade, says they have moved back permanently to London after living in Monaco. ...
- Million 'at risk' from Care Bill
telegraph.feedsportal.com | 09:00 AM May 19
More than a million elderly and disabled people in need of care could be totally shut out of the system because of the fine print of the Government's reforms, the leaders of Britai ...
- Lucinda Lambton's family at war over father's estate
telegraph.feedsportal.com | 09:00 AM May 19
In life, Lord Lambton scandalised society, resigning as a Conservative minister after cavorting with prostitutes. In death, he has left behind an even more toxic legacy.   ...
- Cardiff delegates 'to keep talking'
BBC News | 08:30 AM May 19
Police officers, republicans and loyalists agree to resolve differences through dialogue and non-violent means. ...
- Science promises strawberry fields forever
feeds.guardian.co.uk | 08:30 AM May 19
UK growers adopt specialist computer forecasting system to help improve yields of crops whatever the weatherAs Britain steels itself for the prospect of yet another washout summer, ...
- Why we're watching: Nathan Filer
Guardian | 08:15 AM May 19
The novelist whose first book is one of the most hotly anticipated of the year so farA rising-star librarian? Nope
- Science promises strawberry fields forever
Guardian | 08:15 AM May 19
UK growers adopt specialist computer forecasting system to help improve yields of crops whatever the weatherAs Britain steels itself for the prospect of yet another washout summer, ...
- Madeleine McCann: the couple who heard a child crying at night and went to help
Independent | 08:15 AM May 19
In "WHO SOOTHED WEEPING MADDIE, the Daily Express leads with a Madeleine McCann "exclusive". It adds: "Police seek couple who entered McCann apartment when Madeleine was crying"... ...
- MPs challenge Google over UK tax
BBC News | 06:30 AM May 19
The internet giant Google has been challenged by MPs over the way it reports its income for tax. ...
- Lord Howe: 'David Cameron Is Losing Control'
SKY | 05:00 AM May 19
The former Conservative chancellor says the Tory leadership is "running scared" of backbenchers over Europe. ...
- Google Faces Fresh Claims On Tax Avoidance
SKY | 05:00 AM May 19
An ex-Google executive claims its tax operation is "immoral", days after MPs allege it was "devious, calculated and unethical". ...
- Malcolm X grandson suspects remanded
BBC News | 04:30 AM May 19
Two men suspected of killing Malcolm Shabazz, the grandson of US political activist Malcolm X, are remanded in custody in Mexico. ...
- Targets 'risk pupil well-being'
BBC News | 04:00 AM May 19
Pupils' well-being and education should not be sacrificed to meet new targets, the leader of a head teachers' union will tell its annual conference. ...
- Queen to get garden festival look
www.standard.co.uk | 04:00 AM May 19
One hundred years of glorious gardens will be celebrated when the world's most famous flower show throws its doors open this week. ...
- Feeder fetish lover left me for woman twice my size
The Sun | 03:45 AM May 19
EXCLUSIVE: WAITRESS put on three stone just to please her love's fetish for larger women ...
- Helen Mirren makes dying boy's wish to meet the Queen come true
The Sun | 03:45 AM May 19
EXCLUSIVE: CARING actress dressed up as Her Majesty and invited 10-year-old Oliver Burton round for a cup of tea ...
- Deputy Speaker Nigel Evans under renewed pressure as 'THIRD alleged victim claims he was sexually assaulted by Tory MP'
Mail Online | 03:30 AM May 19
Nigel Evans, 55, was arrested on May 4 after claims that he raped one man and sexually assaulted another between 2009 and 2013 - accusations he has branded ‘completely false& ...
- The winner takes it all: Abba's Gold beats The Beatles' Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band to be Britain's second biggest selling album ever
Mail Online | 03:30 AM May 19
The announcement coincides with this year's Eurovision Song Contest being held in Abba's homeland. ...
- Scores hurt as car hits US parade
www.standard.co.uk | 03:30 AM May 19
Up to 60 people were injured when a driver described by witnesses as an elderly man drove his car into a group of hikers marching in a parade in a small Virginia mountain town. ...
- Campaigners to cycle on parliament
BBC News | 03:00 AM May 19
Cyclists are to embark on a protest ride to the Scottish Parliament, calling for 5% of Scotland's transport budget to be spent on cycling. ...
- Tories attack PM over gay marriage
BBC News | 03:00 AM May 19
Grassroots Conservatives attack David Cameron's support for gay marriage, saying it has made winning the next election "virtually impossible". ...
- Barefoot running injury concern
BBC News | 02:45 AM May 19
The trend for barefoot running could lead to injuries in some runners, a small study suggests. ...
- Malaria parasite 'controls mosquito'
BBC News | 02:45 AM May 19
Mosquitoes carrying the malaria parasite are more attracted to human body odour than uninfected insects, scientists report. ...
- The winner takes it all: Abba's Gold beats The Beatles' Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band to be Britain's second biggest selling album ever
Mail Online | 02:30 AM May 19
An estimated one in five British households owns a copy of Abba's Gold or The Beatles' Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band but now Abba's greatest hits collection has nudged ahea ...
- Outgoing bank boss Sir Mervyn King slams 'unsatisfactory economic growth' as he criticises Osborne's plan to boost housing market
Mail Online | 02:30 AM May 19
Sir Mervyn King said the economy was in a 'modest recovery' but added that 'we certainly can't be satisfied with it'. ...
- Activists attack PM on gay marriage
www.standard.co.uk | 01:30 AM May 19
Tory activists have attacked David Cameron's support for gay marriage, claiming it had made winning the next general election "virtually impossible". ...
- Nigel Slater: Welcome to OFM's May issue
Guardian | 12:45 AM May 19
Nigel Slater introduces Observer Food Monthly's almost meat-free isssueThe baking renaissance aside, there has been no greater change to our national diet than the part that vegeta ...
- Eurovision Song Contest 2013: live
telegraph.feedsportal.com | 08:45 PM May 18
Arthur House follows the action live as Bonnie Tyler represents the UK in the live grand final of the Eurovision Song Contest 2013 in Malmö. ...
- Monaco go to French courts to contest ruling forcing them to pay tax
Guardian | 08:45 PM May 18
- Amanda Knox and that kiss: Italians weep and wail at death while Americans do the splits and yoga
Independent | 07:15 PM May 18
Italians weep and wail when an flatmate is murdered. Americans do the splits. Knox makes it easy to for readers to make her a talking point... ...
- Six people arrested in dawn raids
ThisIsLocalLondon | 07:00 PM May 18
Six people were arrested in dawn raids as part of a crackdown on crime yesterday. ...
- NHS protesters march in London
topix.com | 07:00 PM May 18
Medical staff and union members set off at 14:00 BST before delivering letters of protest to 10 Downing Street. ...
- David Beckham: final PSG home game was 'emotional night'
Guardian | 11:15 AM May 19
David Beckham says he began to feel emotional 20 minutes before his substitution seven minutes from the end of Paris Saint-Germain's final home game of the season ...
- England v New Zealand
Guardian | 10:45 AM May 19
OBO report: Will England grab a decisive advantage on day four? Find out with Rob Bagchi NOWRob BagchiJohn Ashdown ...
- Owners plead guilty after man savaged by dogs
ThisIsLocalLondon | 09:00 AM May 19
A mother and her two sons have pleaded guilty to allowing their dogs to get out of control and carry out a vicious attack on a neighbour. ...
- Prince Charles puts heat on ministers over climate change
telegraph.feedsportal.com | 09:00 AM May 19
The Prince of Wales, who has warned about irreversible damage caused by global warming, holds private meeting with the Energy Secretary and climate change minister. &nbs ...
- Game of Thrones star rebels over topless scenes
telegraph.feedsportal.com | 09:00 AM May 19
One of the stars of 'Game of Thrones' refused to appear in any more nude scenes in the popular fantasy drama. ...
- The Queen to make first foreign visit for two years
telegraph.feedsportal.com | 09:00 AM May 19
The Queen plans to make a state visit overseas in the autumn, after suggestions that she would give up foreign travel. ...
- A Chorus Line: stunning, thrilling and electrifying
telegraph.feedsportal.com | 08:45 AM May 19
A night out at A Chorus Line was a thoroughly enjoyable busman's holiday for Rupert Christiansen. ...
- The 1975 - New Faces
telegraph.feedsportal.com | 08:45 AM May 19
The 1975, who support the Rolling Stones this summer, are trying to reinvigorate rock with electro's sonic adventure, says Neil McCormick. ...
- Carrie Cracknell interview: 'I'm no opera expert, but I didn't hesitate to take on Wozzeck'
telegraph.feedsportal.com | 08:45 AM May 19
Young director Carrie Cracknell has worked on devised, experimental and classical theatre but now she's moved on to opera. Rupert Christiansen meets her. .. ...
- Nasa buys into 'quantum' computer
BBC News | 08:30 AM May 19
A $15m computer that uses "quantum physics" effects to boost its speed is to be installed at a Nasa facility. ...
- Imran Khan blames rival for killing
BBC News | 08:30 AM May 19
Imran Khan, the leader of Pakistan's PTI party, is blaming one of his political rivals for the killing of PTI official Zahra Shadid Hussain. ...
- India's weakened Congress wondering if early elections will help
Reuters UK | 06:30 AM May 19
NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's Congress party is debating holding a general election in November, six months ahead of schedule, senior party leaders said, reflecting an internal dis ...
- US Lottery: $600m Powerball Numbers Revealed
SKY | 05:30 AM May 19
The odds of a single $2 ticket hitting the correct mix of six numbers to scoop the windfall are about 1 in 175.2 million. ...
- Indiana Pacers extinguish New York Knicks' NBA playoff campaign
Guardian | 05:15 AM May 19
Indiana Pacers will face the Miami Heat in the Eastern Conference finals after beating the New York Knicks 106-99 to win series 4-2Indiana Pacers 106-99 New York KnicksPacers win s ...