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The Government wants to cut the number of wheelie bins and containers people have to deal with to sort their waste and recycling.

A Bournemouth-bound Flybe passenger plane had to turn back after experiencing 'techincal' problems.

The Rev Alex Brown, 61, conducted 360 fake ceremonies at the Church of St Peter and St Paul in St Leonards-on-Sea, East Sussex, between July 2005 and July 2009.

The first new High Street bank for 100 years will throw open its doors today, promising a seven day operation and not to close before 8pm. The first Metro Bank branch will open in London with a plan for another 200 over the next five years.

Lady Pauline Prescott, the wife of former deputy prime minister John Prescott, is to become a guest presenter on The One Show, it's been confirmed.

His actions come a week after riots between gypsies and police in which a young man was shot in the Loire Valley.

The woman said her daughter was 'withdrawn and angry' after her Old Bailey ordeal. 'My daughter is living a prison sentence of her own,' she added.

Firefighters were called to the accident on the A67 in Cleveland to cut the man free from the wreckage.

The Qatari royal family decided not to take advantage of Harrods' valet parking and will have to pay £150 to have each car released.

The Megane advert contrasts the sun-drenched Cote d'Azur in the south of France with a rainy and miserable-looking Gisburn in Lancashire.

Suzanne and Alistair Cotton were stunned when they discovered they both suffered from the same rare heart defect after meeting at a swimming pool.

A Hertfordshire council has spent more than £7,000 installing the UK's first public play park for dogs designed to keep pets and their owners fit and healthy.

Dominique Cottrez, 45, faces a life sentence. Her husband Pierre-Marie, 47, has been freed without charge.

The 35-year-old solicitor's daughter vanished from her home after failing to turn up for an early morning shift at the city's University on March 19 last year.

Protesters abused her in Urdu and English saying she was 'Cameron's bitch', 'Cameron's prostitute', 'a supporter of murderers' and 'an unislamic'.

Uncertainty over jobs and the economic crisis has fuelled a fall in property prices because people are no longer looking to move.

The Prime Minister preferred a comparison to the John Wayne western - even though it involves a bloodbath and sees seven people die by the end of the film.

Jessica Phelan weighed less than a bag of sugar when she was born at just over 23 weeks and four days. But the youngster, who was Britain's youngest surviving premature baby at her birth, has overcome all the odds to celebrate her 21st birthday.

The firm is hoping that £109 price tag will turn its latest electronic reader into a mass-appeal device as Apple's iPad gains ground.

New statistics from the Department of Education reveal a staggering number of loutish pupils were suspended or expelled in the past year for classroom violence.

An increasing number of women are having controversial 'virginity repair' operations on the NHS before they get married.

The Vatican has imposed a crack-down on tourists' clothing and imposed a dress-code more commonly associated with the Royal Enclosure at Ascot.

Just a day before the measures were due to come into force, Judge Susan Bolton granted a preliminary injunction halting two of the legislations main elements.

Kayley Boleyn and Christopher Taylor inflicted more than 70 injuries on Ryan Lovell-Hancox. Boleyn was handed a 13 year minimum term and Taylor at least 15 years.

From next October, it will be illegal for firms to get rid of staff when they reach 65. The law change has comes too late for Leslie Seldon (pictured) who claimed he was wrongly dismissed at 65.

Bethany Blackburn received hospital treatment after the snarling animal ripped a hole in her tent and sank its teeth into her left foot.

The deal between the satellite TV company and the U.S. channel is believed to be worth around £150million over five years and is part of Sky's bid to ramp up its non-sport output.

Denise D'Courtenay, 60, had been missing for a week before her decomposing body was discovered in bushes on the Caribbean island's north coast on Monday.

Phytoplankton, described as the 'fuel' on which marine ecosystems run, are experiencing declines of about 1 per cent of the average total a year.

An article (9 October 2009), 'Hunger striker's £7m Big Mac', reported claims that Mr Subramanyam was caught secretly eating burgers while on hunger strike during the Tamil protest in London, wasting significant police costs. We now accept that there was no truth in these allegations and we and other media have agreed to pay him damages and have apologised to Mr Subramanyam for the distress and embarrassment caused.

The Japanese manufacturer also plans to install anti-collision technology to its vehicles which will automatically detect if there is a risk a pedestrian might be hit.

Caner Salih was the surgeon in all four cases at the John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford, but a report states that he is not to blame for the deaths.

Neil Weiner did not like Eddie Thompson and hoped he would get promoted if he was fired, jurors were told.

A man being taken to hospital was killed after he got out of the ambulance and was knocked down by a car in Devon. An investigation has been launched.

The Prime Minister was asked directly if he would give it back. After an awkward hesitation Mr Cameron said no.

Adrienne Simmons became the first woman to be killed in the sport after being punched during a bout against Lindsay Scheer at an international kickboxing event.

'Looks like the minister's got the problem sorted... Whoops. There goes old Mr Farqueson...'

An online security consultant who wished to highlight the social networking site’s privacy issues published a list of data taken from more than 100million users’ profiles.

Researchers claim that varying hours of daylight throughout the year affect a pubescent youngsters state of mind.

The last government had proposed enlarging ‘smoke-free’ zones to include the areas around building entrances, but this has been shelved.

It may have the somewhat less romantic name of 'burnt cream' in English, but British cooks created the dish decades before the French did, according to Waitrose.

Once worn only at the beach, flip-flops have become the regular summer footwear of choice for many, with one in five women owning at least one pair.

The seeds of the coalition were to be found in a 45-minute chance encounter with Mr Clegg before the election when Labour opened the new Supreme Court.

Wildlife experts are warning that a superfly with a taste for human blood is being blamed for a surge of infected insect bites that has left some victims hospitalised.

Father-of-three Paul Thomas spiralled into depression when the sex allegations were made public, having resigned his mayorship and lost his job as a sales director.

Conservative MP Philip Davies told C4 bosses that they should employ people on merit rather than their ethnic background.

Alison Doyle is now fighting for compensation for disability discrimination after claiming she was treated unfairly throughout her time of absence.

WR 22 is a member of a double star system and has been measured to have a mass at least 70 times that of the Sun.

Over a 25-year period, immigrants will require 2.5million extra homes unless the Government meets pledges to reduce numbers arriv­ing to live in Britain.

Samuel Kunz was informed last week of the indictment citing participation in the murders at the Belzec death camp in Poland where he served as a guard from January 1942 to July 1943.

Lucy Viner-Mood, 22, and 18-year-old Lois Gibson knocked the victim unconscious, stubbed a cigarette out on her back and poured boiling water on her.

Dominique Cottrez, 45, faces a life sentence. Her husband Pierre-Marie, 47, has been freed without charge.

Critics say the legislation given to the Federal Security Service could be used to stifle protests and intimidate government opponents.

Just a day before the measures were due to come into force, Judge Susan Bolton granted a preliminary injunction halting two of the legislations main elements.

Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani 'expressed grief and sorrow over the tragic incident' after an airliner crashed into remote hills yesterday on its approach to an airport.

Denise D'Courtenay, 60, had been missing for a week before her decomposing body was discovered in bushes on the Caribbean island's north coast on Monday.

Huang Kaiquan, or 'short brother' as he is known locally, has stepped forward hoping to claim the record following the death of the previous holder of the title earlier this year.

The family of Baron Mor Lipot Herzog has tried for 10 years to recapture the paintings through Hungarian courts.

Adrienne Simmons became the first woman to be killed in the sport after being punched during a bout against Lindsay Scheer at an international kickboxing event.

Considering she’s an avid hunter, it’s unclear who would have been more scared - the former Alaska governor or the grizzly mammal.

With his 'Maid Marian' - a stunning Brazilian model - by his side, Robin uses his skills as a professional blackjack player to secure cash for people in need.

The plucky animals, which measure just over three feet wide, demonstrate their acrobatic skills by bursting out of the water.

The eight stone woman's vacated seat was then given to an overweight 14-year-old girl who was travelling alone.

Theo Albrecht goes to his grave as one of the richest men on the planet with a fortune in excess of £10billion. He passed away on Saturday in Essen, his hometown.

Anna Fermanova, who lives near Dallas, Texas, was apprehended while trying to take three hi-tech night-vision rifle sights aboard a flight to Mexico.

Rory Smart was killed by a man who walked up to him holding a 9mm handgun at a forecourt in the Johannesburg suburb of Booysens.

Cheers broke out in the local 135-seat legislature after the speaker announced the ban had passed by a vote 68 to 55 with nine abstentions.

The curious mammals took their guest by the hand and coasted along with him when he dropped in unexpectedly to their home in the White Sea, Russia.

The passenger bus was travelling in Nimroz province on a main road towards the capital Kabul, when it struck the explosive around 7am local time.

Relatives said Father Valentin failed to cover the youngster's nose and mouth when he was completely immersed in the font during the ceremony in Moldova.

Ayman al-Zawahri described the move as one of ‘shameless war’, calling on Muslims to defend their headdress against the ‘secular Western crusade’.

Judges at family court said they believed a guardianship order imposed on her when she was 13 - expressly to prevent her planned solo trip - was invalid.

Mr Hayward likened his experience during the environmental disaster to 'stepping off the pavement and being hit by a bus'.

The U.S. Special Investigator for Iraq Reconstruction report released today said there was shoddy record keeping and a lack of oversight of the $8.7billion.

Follow all the action from the first Test with Pakistan at Trent Bridge with Tom Bellwood.

Jenson Button has warned McLaren team-mate Lewis Hamilton he is not prepared to let the gap between them become any greater. Button is 15 points behind.

Andy Murray has explained his split from coach Miles Maclagen. 'We had a chat in Miami and saw things differently,' said Murray. 'It comes down to business. I want to be No 1.'

Yorkshire have suspended England Under-19 all-rounder Azeem Rafiq after his misdemeanours during last week's first youth Test against Sri Lanka.

Jose Mourinho has cleared the path for Chelsea to sign David Luiz by signalling that the Benfica star is too expensive for Real Madrid. He is also wanted by Man City.

Daniel Pacheco has excited Liverpool fans with his performances at the European Championship. But the forward admits he can see little chance of breaking through at Anfield.

Zurab Khizanishvili is in talks about a move to Russian club Anzhi after being told he is free to leave Blackburn for nothing. Khizanishvili has a year left on his current contract.

Wigan chairman Dave Whelan has backed down on his claim that Marlon King should never play football again, and insists he has forgiven the errant striker.

Diego Maradona has accused Argentinian Football Association president Julio Grondona and director of national teams Carlos Bilardo of forcing him out of his job.

Forget Peter Crouch's robot, Jurgen Klinsmann's 'dive', and Roger Milla's corner flag hip-shaking. This effort from Icelandic side Stajrnan blows them all out of the water.

Manchester City have opened talks with Lazio over the transfer of Javier Garridol. The left-back has slipped down the pecking order following the arrival of Aleksandar Kolarov.

Landon Donovan has opened the door for a return to England following his successful spell at Everton last season. The LA Galaxy forward was keen on staying at Goodison Park.

Mark Hughes will be announced as Fulham's new manager within the next 24 hours after accepting owner Mohamed Al Fayed's offer to replace Roy Hodgson at Craven Cottage.

The 'Little Pea' was a big hit on his first appearance for Manchester United as Javier Hernandez came off the bench to steal the show at Houston's Reliant Stadium.

Jose Mourinho has given the clearest indication yet that he will be reunited with Chelsea centre-back Ricardo Carvalho at Real Madrid before the start of the season.

Celtic new boy Joe Ledley insists his Champions League dream is not yet over despite the Hoops losing 3-0 away to Braga in their third qualifying round first leg.

If he didn't know it already, Joe Hart faces an almighty battle to wrestle the Manchester City No 1 jersey from Shay Given. Given made to spot-kick saves in City's triumph in Atlanta.

West Ham are locked on a collision course with Scott Parker after flatly rejecting a £7million offer from Tottenham. He is tempted by Champions League football.

Newcastle defender Steven Taylor is expected to be sidelined for the first three months of the new season. The 24-year-old has undergone surgery after dislocating his shoulder.

Sportsmail's guide to all the Premier League transfers. Updated every day - we'll let you know how your club's squad is shaping up ahead of the 2010-2011 season.

Brian Kidd's understanding and love of Manchester football is so genuine and ingrained that he still talks about the 'reds' and the 'blues'. In his heart he still wishes it could be like it was when he was growing up in the suburb of Collyhurst in the 1950s

Their battle for the No 1 jersey for the opening day of the season is close fought and Shay Given and Joe Hart seemed prepared to train all day. Ian Ladyman reports from Atlanta.

It's the moment fans have been waiting for - their club revealing the new strips for the following season. Sportsmail brings you the best - and worst - of what's on offer.

Fantasy Football is back and bigger than ever! With the new season on its way, Sportsmail has now launched our brilliant game - with £40,000 up for grabs.

Spurs are planning to offer Man City £4million for Craig Bellamy. City need to sell players before the season starts to meet new 25-man Premier League squad rules.

Sir Alex Ferguson has defended the Glazer family, claiming Manchester United’s owners have been treated unfairly by fans desperate to get them out of Old Trafford.

Manchester United are monitoring Danish goalkeeper Anders Lindegaard as they look for a long-term successor to Edwin van der Sar.

There is a new force in European sprinting and he's French. Dwain Chambers lost the 100 metres final on Wednesday night to Christophe Lemaitre, a dozen years his junior.

England's young stars believe their development is being stunted by foreign imports, with some demanding to be let out on loan rather than make up the numbers.

So what do you think happened to Supermum after her stunning victory in the Ricoh Women's British Open at Royal Lytham last year?

On his first day at an English school, he tried one of the three phrases he had learned from his British-born Somali father: 'C'mon then!' Sadly, he said it to one of the school toughs.

If they can beat a team Australia only managed to draw with, then Andrew Strauss's men can head Down Under this winter with a spring in their step.

England had a secret weapon for today’s first Test against Pakistan that is set to revolutionise the way batsmen prepare for games.

Robbie Keane was named player of the tournament on Tottenham’s pre-season trip but it is surely time the striker and the club parted company once and for all.

With the new season only 16 days away, Sportsmail looks at how all 20 Premier League clubs are shaping up. Who’s in and who’s out, and how they are coping with the new rule...

'At Spurs especially, you must play good football. Spurs people would not accept anything else,’ Ardiles said, as he posed in his Spurs polo shirt with the Premier League trophy.

Instead of the Fight of the Century, the Feat of the Century. With Floyd Mayweather Jnr in hibernation, Manny Pacquiao has to find another way of reconfirming his eminence.

The idea was to go up in a hot air balloon for a bird's-eye view of an Olympic Games that is being born out of the soil of east London. It didn't work out exactly as planned.

Joe Cole shook hands with his new manager Roy Hodgson then dropped a well-rehearsed 'ad lib' to the media designed to appeal to his new Liverpool audience.

Murali is a man of gentle dignity, a player who wears his genius lightly. Who could fail to be affected by the joy which erupted in the town of Galle, at the ground he has made his own?