COUPLES desperate to have a baby are resorting to unregulated commercial surrogacy abroad, which can lead to legal battles and losing the child, experts warn. New figures show the practice is rising but due to a chronic shortage of British surrogates, many people are going to countries where commercial arrangements are legal.
A BOOK containing the names of people to be executed if Hitler conquered Britain was riddled with errors.
A TEAM of “pet detectives” hunting the Croydon cat killer have passed on the names of nine “suspects” to police as they beef up their search for the sadist who is believed to have slaughtered 400 animals. The investigators, led by owners of an animal rescue organisation, have been working hand-in-hand with police to nail the pet butcher.
THE woman who fell from a cruise ship and spent 10 hours at sea is renowned for her coolness in a crisis, her father says. She has coped calmly with a series of emergencies while working as an air stewardess, it emerged last night.
JACOB Rees-Mogg has urged Theresa May to adopt some Margaret Thatcher-style “oomph” and a more positive approach towards Brexit.
A BOOK containing the names of people to be executed if Hitler conquered Britain was riddled with errors.
THE wife of a terminally ill post office manager has been told she will have to reapply for her job online when her husband dies. Sue and Carl Key have run Windy Arbour News in Kenilworth, Warwickshire, for 27 years.
BUS operators have been criticised for making the high street crisis worse by slashing services into town and city centres across Britain.
BANKS awash with cash are increasing the high street crisis by failing to support small businesses when they hit financial difficulties, according to a former senior financier.
THE pro-Brexit campaign backed by Nigel Farage says it has “the fight of our lives” ahead to take on well-funded Remainers and must raise £5million in just weeks.
A Book containing the names of people to be executed if Hitler conquered Britain was riddled with errors.
JACOB Rees-Mogg has urged Theresa May to adopt some Margaret Thatcher-style “oomph” and a more positive approach towards Brexit.
BANKS awash with cash are increasing the high street crisis by failing to support small businesses when they hit financial difficulties, according to a former senior financier.
IT’S easy to forget, amid the fear-mongering of sandwich shortages in a “no deal” scenario, that there are real and tangible benefits to the UK’s decision to leave the EU. There were always going to be trade-offs, regardless of which way the people voted in the 2016 referendum.
HIS put-downs can leave contestants feeling as flat as a failed soufflé but Great British Bake Off judge Paul Hollywood insists he’s no Mr Nasty. Ahead of Tuesday’s series opener, the baker claimed it’s the way the programme is edited that makes him seem a baddie.
BUS operators have been criticised for making the high street crisis worse by slashing services into town and city centres across Britain.
THOUSANDS of patients with untreatable Crohn’s disease could now be cured with an infusion of their own stem cells, experts believe. And they say the pioneering technique, which has had success in preliminary trials, could be applied to other devastating immune disorders such as rheumatoid arthritis and multiple sclerosis.
A MOTHER on holiday at the Egyptian hotel where a British couple mysteriously died endured the “longest night of her life” over fears her children would get the same “sickness”.
A TEAM of “pet detectives” hunting the Croydon cat killer have passed on the names of nine “suspects” to police as they beef up their search for the sadist who is believed to have slaughtered 400 animals. The investigators, led by owners of an animal rescue organisation, have been working hand-in-hand with police to nail the pet butcher.
THE woman who fell from a cruise ship and spent 10 hours at sea is renowned for her coolness in a crisis, her father says. She has coped calmly with a series of emergencies while working as an air stewardess, it emerged last night.
THE wife of a terminally ill post office manager has been told she will have to reapply for her job online when her husband dies. Sue and Carl Key have run Windy Arbour News in Kenilworth, Warwickshire, for 27 years.
A racing suit owned by former Formula1 star Ralf Schumacher has been handed in at a charity shop. It was in a bag of clothes donated anonymously to the Scope shop in Kenilworth, Warwickshire, earlier this month.
DOG owners in Sunderland lead the pack when it comes to pampering their perfectly manicured pets. The city has the most dog groomers and pet shops per dog in the UK, according to a survey carried out to mark National Dog Day today.
THE pro-Brexit campaign backed by Nigel Farage says it has “the fight of our lives” ahead to take on well-funded Remainers and must raise £5million in just weeks. Thousands of donations have arrived in what a source said was an “extraordinary” response to the relaunch of Leave Means Leave, including large cash gifts from prominent business figures.
I have just crossed the city of Dublin, in a coach with other pilgrims taking part in the World Meeting of Families.