Minister wants to cut number of public figures with immunity from 17,621 to 22

Confused bus drivers are being forced to look twice after the Bristol City Council workers misspelt the sign (BUP STOP) on the road surface in large yellow lettering.

Home Secretary Theresa May faced a wave of criticism after proposing anti-social behaviour orders (Asbos) to deter British jihadis who cause terror in Iraq and Syria. What does she suggest for a second offence, a ‘strongly worded letter’?

Ukraine in $3bn military investment

A contestant on hit reality show Dating Naked is suing VH1’s parent company Viacom for $10million, claiming the network failed to blur out her genitals during a wrestling scene.

‘Dumbwalking’ – walking along transfixed to a mobile phone screen – reduces a person’s field of vision to 5% of what it should be. Given that most people seem to have already lost their peripheral vision….

The high-security building housing Interpol’s South Africa office has been burgled for the fifth time in three weeks.

Anger of Lord Rennard’s alleged victims as he is reinstated by the party For the LibDem electoral hopes, keeping Clegg was already akin to being in a native American vessel trying to navigate up the proverbial creek, and now someone has jettisoned  the means of propulsion.

Diaz: “I’m disgusted that people wake up every day to a corruption case”

Romanian crime gang that targeted 60,000 bank customers in £16 million fraud by stealing pin numbers from ATMs face jail