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Iranian security forces in Tehran killed at least eight people, including a nephew of opposition leader Mir Hossein Mousavi, during the fiercest clashes with anti-government protesters in months.

Michael Chamberlain's 13-year-old daughter Zahra, born after he had divorced his first wife Lindy and remarried, was shocked to find her pet rabbits slaughtered.

Shami Ahmed, the former market trader considered one of Britain's top young entrepreneurs, became a multimillionaire by the age of 30 with a garage of Ferraris.

Hundreds of people braved the cold to scramble though 400 yards of foul-smelling muck for the annual Maldon Mud Race.

It's been a tough year for bankers and politicians so to boost their spirits fictitious teacher Colin Nugent sent some spoof letters of support... and received some hilarious replies.

A statement on Mr Taylor's website said: 'David was enjoying a walk with his family at Calke Abbey when he suffered a massive heart attack.'

It has been predicted that more than 170 politicians will announce their resignation prior to the next general election.

Rich pickings from unwary motorists stung for hundreds of pounds after being clamped, towed and released mean there are 900 more licensed clampers than in March 2008.

He is one of nine MPs and peers said to have been linked to the probe. Lord Taylor of Warwick was also named on Sunday.

Women will spend more than £1billion in the sales - on clothes they will never wear, research reveals.

Friends said he had been drinking before his disappearance. One said he may have had 'a bit more than he could handle'.

Volunteering to share the housework could have long-term benefits. According to researchers, couples who share the housework are more likely to stay together

Fears are growing that the missing British skier who mysteriously vanished in the Swiss Alps five days ago could have been abducted.

Pub chain JD Wetherspoon is re-running its controversial ‘January sale’ campaign from last year – but this time it is extending the 99p deal to include wine and shots of gin.

A building earmarked as a shower block was badly damaged and police believe townsfolk angry at the decision to build the centre are to blame.

The 25-year-old, who lost both legs and almost died when he was blown up by a bomb in Afghanistan three years ago, is to start a desk job at his former Army base within weeks.

Labour has systematically undermined marriage, treating traditional families worse than almost any other developed country, according to a Tory think-tank.

In a major pre-election U-turn the Schools Secretary acknowledged that Labour had done too little to support the traditional family unit.

Nieka Chetwyn was a child when she became a victim of one of Britain's worst cancer misdiagnosis scandals and was told the gruelling treatment had probably left her infertile.

A foot of snow is predicted to fall in some places in just 48 hours' time, with lighter but 'still significant' falls in areas of central England.

Makers of the Capsiplex's capsule, which is made from hot peppers and capsicum, claim it can eat up as many calories as 80 minutes of walking or a 25-minute jog.

Shoppers ignored the traditions of a quiet, family Sunday to rush to the high street and grab bargains of up to 50 per cent off the normal price.

It is the first time that visitors watching the Queen, Prince Charles and Princes William and Harry make their way to church have been prevented from taking photographs.

The bomber began a three-year course in engineering at University College. According to reports last night, his family fear this was when his radicalisation began.

Fellow pupils in London remember him as an almost saintly figure, leading them to nickname him 'the Pope'. Yet now, at the age of 23, Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab faces charges of trying to blow up an aircraft in a suicide attack on Christmas Day. Air passengers face months of hold-ups in the wake of the bomb attack as heightened safety checks trigger backlogs

Nigel Jackson, 43, was holidaying in a luxury hotel in the resort of Chamonix-Mt-Blanc with his girlfriend and three other friends.

Details have emerged of a raft of intrusive laws that allow council staff to barge into homes and businesses uninvited.

Two cousins of a British man who is due to be executed in China tomorrow have travelled to the country to make a last-minute plea for his life.

The ranks of those that would bend the Government to their will are deep and wide. Lobbyists, opposition politicians, campaigners, protest groups and, yes, newspapers.

At least five anti-government protesters, including a nephew of Mir Hossein Mousavi, Iran’s opposition leader, were shot dead yesterday as the smouldering confrontation between the regime and the so-called Green Movement finally erupted.