Osama Bin Laden's 'stepmother and sister among four killed' after their private jet crashes into a car auction near Hampshire airport when it overshot the runway as it tried to land
The £7m Embraer Phenom 300 private jet crashed after it failed to land at Blackbushe Airport on the Hampshire-Surrey border, shortly after 3pm. The pilot and his three passengers died after the Saudi-owned 9-seater private jet ploughed into the nearby car park after overshooting the runway. The jet was completely destroyed as it was engulfed in flames, forcing emergency services to temporarily close the nearby A30. It is understood that the aircraft circled the airport after arriving from Milan.
How feeble! David Cameron attacked for 'sticking plaster' response to Calais crisis after he announces plans for a few extra sniffer dogs and better fences
The Prime Minister admitted an entire summer of misery is on the way as one of the biggest holiday getaway weekends of the year began with scenes of bedlam in France and England. Families were stranded in queues for hours, the M20 was once again turned into a lorry park and smoke billowed in Calais as French workers set fire to tyres in a wildcat strike. Mr Cameron held an emergency Cobra meeting in London as hundreds of migrants once again laid siege to the Channel Tunnel, taking the total number of attempts to break through to 5,000 this week. But his five-point plan for restoring order, including sending extra sniffer dogs and fences to France, was immediately denounced.
Now Eurostar and BA hike their prices if you're British: Anger over costumers with UK postcodes being charged more
Tourists from the UK are often charged significantly more for summer breaks than their European counterparts - with premiums applied to both travel and accommodation.
A blind eye to child abuse: Whistleblowers warned Labour leadership favourite Jeremy Corbyn of paedophiles preying on boys on his doorstep - but claim he did NOTHING
In 1992, social workers in his Islington constituency told Corbyn they believed organised child abuse was occurring across the North London borough on an alarming scale.
My girl was saved by surgery INSIDE the womb: Doctors operated on baby before she was born in pioneering operation
Michelle Cannon, 31, from Doncaster, had been advised to have an abortion after receiving the devastating news that her unborn daughter had a rare and usually deadly condition.
Greed of billionaire peers who take £300 of taxpayers' money a day just to turn up to work despite not needing the cash
Lord Paul, pictured, a Labour peer whose steel business is worth £2.2billion, received more than £40,000 in tax-free payments for attending Westminster last year.
Hamad's fast track to Eldorado: Sudanese migrant who was in Italy five weeks ago is now in UK thanks to free train rides across Europe and he wants his family to join him
Hamad Said journeyed more than 2,000 miles from Sicily to Birmingham at a cost of €76 - around £53 - with French and Italian authorities simply waving him through en route to the UK. Mr Said said the the two countries helped him by providing free train rides. And he claimed that even when he was eventually stopped by police in Marseille, they told him he had to leave the country. He replied that he was off to England, to which the officers simply said: 'OK.' They then gave him a piece of paper that allowed him to travel free on trains across the country. The astonishing ease at which he made it to Calais is likely to raise questions on how mainland EU countries are fuelling the flow of migrants headed for Britain.
British gangsters are among the people smugglers cashing in on Calais crisis by charging £1,200 for trip across Channel in UK-registered car
British people smugglers are thought to be charging more than £1,000 to take migrants to the UK. The gangsters are based near the small town of Teteghe, where refugees from the Middle East are flocking.
Foster service in crisis as migrants dump kids: Centres set up for children as authorities in Home Counties are inundated
Kent County Council said the biggest problem is faces is the number of 16 and 17-year-olds arriving in the area who have had 'very traumatic experiences'.
Migrant crisis will last ALL summer, warns Cameron as he sends sniffer dogs and fencing to Calais and opens Kent barracks to hold lorries
After chairing a meeting of the Cobra emergency committee, the Prime Minister announced army barracks in Kent will also be used as a lorry car park to relieve some of travel chaos on the M20.
Migrants slice their way out of a lorry in West Midlands after sneaking into truck 250 miles away in Calais as Keith Vaz warns crisis will affect 'the whole country'
This shocking CCTV footage shows three men leaping out of a lorry in Stourbridge, West Midlands - 250 miles from the intensifying migrant crisis in Calais.
Your summer holidays have gone up in smoke: British families start cancelling holidays to France as crisis in Calais grows after striking ferry workers block roads with burning tyres
Striking French ferry workers have blocked roads to Calais with a burning wall of tyres, causing further chaos for British holidaymakers, with some cancelling their trips to Europe.
BBC reporter who asked migrants if they were returning to 'the Jungle' is slammed by viewers even though he was referring to the temporary camp in Calais
Viewers reacted with fury and accused Diplomatic Correspondent Paul Adams of making a racist slur - not realising that the 'Jungle' is the real name of a camp just outside Calais.
Drink-driving loophole means boy's killer WON'T face court: Twice legal limit farm worker was working on private land as tractor hit 11-year-old
Harry Whitlam (left), of Leeds, died from a traumatic head injury after he was hit by a slurry trailer attached to the back of a tractor reversing into a shed in August 2013. Harry was playing on Swithens Farm (inset) in Rothwell, West Yorkshire, where his mother Pamela Whitlam (pictured in tears outside Leeds Coroners Court today, right) worked in the cafe on the day of the accident. The driver of the tractor, Gary Green, 50, was arrested by officers at the scene of the accident. Giving evidence at Leeds Coroners Court yesterday, Detective Sergeant Ben Kemp explained that Mr Green could not be prosecuted - because the offence happened on private land.
You should be burned at stake, monk told lesbians: He admits harassment over note through door
Damon Kelly, 53, of Corby, Northamptonshire, is a member of a group called the Black Hermits. He rowed with the women after posting a leaflet against homosexuality through their door.
Hundreds of sex abuse victims have compensation cut after they committed crimes themselves
Charities warned the compensation system was 'failing' victims because it was 'patently obvious' that a life of crime could be linked to be abused as a child.
David Cameron vows to cap the crippling cost of care homes at £72,000 despite fears of four-year delays
Ministers provoked outrage earlier this month when it was announced the flagship manifesto pledge to bring in a cap of £72,000 on care home costs by next April was being delayed until 2020.
Gambling addict who claimed the Ritz should have stopped him from betting must repay £2.2m bill
Safa Abdulla Al Geabury, 52, was today ordered to pay £2.2million to the Ritz casino and told he was the 'author of his own misfortune'.
RBS blames a cyber-attack after an IT failure that left many customers unable to access their online banking this morning
The NatWest Twitter account has been bombarded with complaints today from UK customers blasting the bank after waking up this morning to find payments missing from accounts.
Teenage fraudster jailed for swindling £110,000 to fund lavish lifestyle after police spotted his 'Ferrari' was a FAKE
Sam Cook, from Plymouth, Devon, created the illusion of wealth to convince his parents' friends and business associates to hand over their life savings, a court heard.
A very curious bond: The 90-year-old mother Elton John won't speak to and the lookalike who impersonates the singer talk about their increasingly close friendship
Eton John lookalike Paul Bacon, and the real Elton's mother, Sheila Farebrother - who has not spoken to her superstar son in seven years - have grown curiously close in the months since the tribute act performed at her 90th birthday party. Paul said the pair have struck up a 'friendship' and Sheila admits watching Paul perform is 'wonderful'. They have had lunch, chatted over email - and it is obvious this relationship is going to run and run. Pictured, Sheila with Paul (main) and with her son in 2002 (inset).
Look away Kristina! Rugby hunk Ben Cohen had fling with beauty queen before dating Strictly co-star Rihanoff
SEBASTIAN SHAKESPEARE: Cohen had a three-month romance with Miss Scotland runner-up Sara McLean, 25, before starting a relationship with his Strictly co-star.
Anger as GPs hand over patients' private records to insurance firms despite official warning it is illegal
The Information Commissioner said insurers have been exploiting a loophole to obtain patients' entire medical files from GPs, including past conditions and their family history.
Look away Kristina! Rugby hunk Ben Cohen had fling with beauty queen before dating Strictly co-star Rihanoff
SEBASTIAN SHAKESPEARE: Cohen had a three-month romance with Miss Scotland runner-up Sara McLean, 25, before starting a relationship with his Strictly co-star.
How did violent fantasist end up marrying a billionaire's daughter? The astonishing story of the drug dealer's son who posed as an MI6 agent before blackmailing family with explicit photos
No one could could have imagined the kind of man James Casbolt really was, still less the extraordinary and disturbing chain of events that would unfold. Those events reached their denouement this week.
Seahorses could be extinct in 30 years: Trade in dried wildlife souvenirs could see the marine creatures wiped out
The Devon-based charity The Seahorse Trust has launched a new campaign to target the sale of dried marine animals as holiday keepsakes to try to save the seahorse from extinction.
Music to a patient's ears: Surgeons 'perform BETTER when listening to their favourite songs'
Scientists at the University of Texas found when plastic surgeons listened to their favourite songs, their surgical technique and efficiency when closing incisions improved.
WESTMINSTER TODAY
How the militants are hijacking Labour again: Banned Derek Hatton has rejoined the party to force a Corbyn victory - and it's all bungling Red Ed's faultDespite being a pariah in the Labour movement for decades, Hatton has quietly re-joined Labour as a member in the past few weeks - just in time to vote for Jeremy Corbyn, reports ANDREW PIERCE.
- Farage tells Eurosceptics to 'get off their backsides' and make the case for Britain leaving the EU
- Sack the gardener! Orchid named after true blue Tory David Cameron during Singapore visit turns out to be Ukip PURPLE
- Ex-chancellor Ken Clarke says the 'nasty allegation' he molested a young actor in the 1990s was 'rather like the Martians landing'
Jamie Oliver called in by David Cameron to draw up plan to tackle obesity crisis among primary school children
Oliver, pictured, who famously campaigned to improve school dinners a decade ago, will help ministers draw up a strategy to challenge the problem of obesity among primary school pupils.
You can't stop a second referendum on Scottish independence, defiant Sturgeon tells Cameron
Scotland's First Minister insisted 'no politician has the right to stand in the way' of another vote after Mr Cameron ruled out a re-run on the independence question before 2020.
Revealed: How 13 new Conservative Lords since 2010 have given £23million to Cameron's party
David Cameron, right, has appointed 200 peers. They included 47 Labour and 40 Liberal Democrats as well as the 83 Tories, including Anthony Bamford, left, who donated £4.1million to the Tories.
George Galloway vows to rejoin the Labour party 'pretty damn quick' if Jeremy Corbyn becomes leader
The controversial ex-MP was kicked out of the party in 2003 for outspoken criticism of Tony Blair's Iraq War, but claims victory for Mr Corbyn will swell membership numbers to 1million.
Twitter pays tribute to 'the wonderfully delicious Jeremy Corbyn' with hilarious spoof account that Photoshops the MP's face on to hunky film stars' bodies
A Twitter account has been dedicated to the radical left-winger Jeremy Corbyn, 66, depicting the MP for Islington North in tight-fitting underwear and using the hashtag #SexyJezza.
Benidorm Bedlam! Our man ROBERT HARDMAN finds out what it's like to be one of the Brits sardined on the Spanish beach
I am standing on Benidorm's Levante Beach - the most popular beach in the most popular resort in Europe's most popular vacation nation. It is standing room only at the water's edge. Snobs may sneer and ITV's salty hit comedy, Benidorm, may touch a few raw nerves. But the town is such a famous tourist magnet that it's now a candidate for Unesco World Heritage status, alongside the Taj Mahal.
Baby's first spray tan: Mother shares 'epic parenting fail' photo of her son with an orange 'five o'clock shadow' when she breastfeeds too soon after fake tanning
British mother Gemma Colley's snap of her accidentally fake tanned baby on a mothers' Facebook page has been liked over 100,000 times in just nine hours.
Looking for the perfect gift? Then plump for something YOU like, say experts
Giving a gift that is all about your own tastes or personality makes the receiver feel emotionally closer to you than one that reflects their tastes, a study found.
Fire chiefs urge partygoers not to release Chinese lanterns over fears they could ignite blazes or kill wildlife and cattle
The paper lanterns are particularly dangerous during the summer because they could ignite dry areas of farmland, according to the Local Government Association.
British Airways slashes the size of hand luggage after claiming too many passengers were exceeding their allowance
The firm permits two pieces of baggage to be taken into the cabin, but is nearly halving the size of the 'personal' bag. It could lead to many travellers having to buy new luggage.
Dog lover is reunited with his Jack Russell stolen seven YEARS ago when it turns up on travellers' camp 95 miles from his home
Brian Berry, 68, from Houghton, Tyne and Wear, was distraught when his dog and her eight puppies were stolen from her kennel in 2008, but said he never gave up hope that he would find her.
All I ever wanted was my mum's love: Daughter left none of her mother's estate tells of the bitter family rift behind legal case which saw judges overturn the will
Last week, after a mammoth 11-year legal battle, the Court of Appeal - in a landmark decision - awarded Heather Ilott a £164,000 share of her mother's estate.
'Deeply unpleasant' Lee Rigby troll is convicted of harassing the murdered soldier's family with conspiracy theories
Chris Spivey, 52, from Rochford, made a string of outrageous claims about the soldier, including that his family were involved in a conspiracy with M15 to incite anti-Islamic propaganda.
NHS fat cat used banned trick to begin drawing £2million pension: Hospital director 'retired' before being re-hired in same role
Basil Fozard (pictured) retired to start drawing from his NHS pension pot. He was then rehired on a salary of £152,000 - £20,000 more than he had been earning for the same job just weeks before.
Why I swapped Harvey Nichols for mucking out a pigsty: Country Life's 'corker with a porker' reveals why she left London behind
Unlike the majority of us who dream of quitting the rat race then scurry back to our desks in order to pay the mortgage, Dot decided there had to be another way to bring home the bacon.
Paedophile fooled into meeting 'Donna, 14' by online vigilante group despite fearing it was a sting
Barry Scott, 50, has been jailed after he fell for an online sting despite him fearing an agreed meeting was a police set-up. He bought vodka and condoms after arranging to meet a 14-year-old girl called 'Donna' he had been chatting to on a dating site and via WhatsApp messages (seen right). But when he turned up on the the Millennium Bridge over the Tyne in Newcastle in November, he was confronted by two undercover men working for Dark Justice. Judge Robin Mairs jailed Scott (pictured) for 12 months today after the defendant admitted attempting to meet a girl under 16 following sexual grooming.
'My God, how many did we just kill?' The day Hiroshima was obliterated 70 years ago, through the eyes of the bomber crew - and the few who survived
Jonathan Mayo and Emma Craigie, the writers of the acclaimed D-Day: Minute By Minute, is a dramatic reconstruction of the devastating attack as seen through the eyes of those who lived through it.
Wrestling legend and WWE star 'Rowdy' Roddy Piper dies aged 61 after suffering cardiac arrest in his sleep
The WWE wrestling icon was discovered on Friday at his Hollywood home. A representative for Roddy said: 'This is a true loss to us all.'
City worker, 23, plummets to his death from a tenth-storey roof terrace in front of horrified onlookers just yards from London's City Hall
The unnamed 23-year-old man fell from the top floor of More London Riverside near Tower Bridge on the South Bank at around 7.45pm last night in front of dozens of horrified witnesses.
Tesco manager killed herself because she wrongly thought she was facing the sack after struggling with new job
Rosemary Rankin, 53, a senior commercial manager with Tesco, hanged herself over the unfounded concerns at her home in Hertfordshire on August 8 last year.
Mother, 33, whose parents bought her a sunbed at 16 is diagnosed with deadly melanoma after she used it for an hour EVERY day
Lisa Guthrie, from Country Durham, became obsessed with tanning after her parents bought her a sunbed. She is now in remission but is urging young people to take care of their skin in the sun.
Apprentice star Stuart 'The Brand' Baggs found dead in his bedroom by a friend the night after a party as his sister pays tribute to 'the king of following his dreams'
Baggs, who was known for his nickname 'The Brand', was found dead yesterday morning at his flat in the Isle of Man in what police described as 'unexplained circumstances', just days after his 27th birthday.
Thugs armed with a shotgun smash their way into a home in Romford - after arriving for the raid in a PORSCHE
In shocking footage recorded on cameras outside the property, the four thugs were seen pulling up in their flash cars in Romford, Essex, before smashing their way into the house (right) while the occupants were at home. The gang arrived at the house in broad daylight in the black convertible Porsche (pictured left, back) and a black Mercedes (left, front) on Monday afternoon. Meanwhile, one of the burglars started smashing up an external CCTV camera, flashing an expensive watch at the lens in the process (left). The three people who lived in the property were at home at the time. Police said the residents, who are in their 20s and 30s, sustained minor injuries from the broken glass.
Christmas comes VERY early: It's only August, but Jobcentres are advertising for Santas, elves and tree decorators
With 46 days until Christmas, ministers suggested the skills honed while repeating 'ho ho ho' for the month of December will help job hunters get permanent work in the New Year.
Buzzed by a 'space peanut': Nasa reveals strange shaped asteroid that passed just 4.5m miles from Earth last weekend
The images show the rotation of the asteroid, named 1999 JD6, which made its closest approach on July 24 at 9:55 p.m. PDT (12:55 a.m. EDT on July 25).
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Army explosives experts called in and staff evacuated after suspected pipe bomb found by FedEx staff at Stansted Airport
The device was detected on scanners by FedEx staff before it could be loaded on to a plane. Cargo flights have been suspended at the airport and staff have been evacuated.
Family left without food after Asda delivery man refused to hand over shopping because parents didn't have ID
Hannah and Reece Robb, of Kent, were asked for identification from an Asda delivery man but when they could not provide any he refused to leave their £48 shop.
Your castle or mine? Newlyweds Beatrice Borromeo and Pierre Casiraghi arrive in ivory ahead of second wedding at her Italian castle... after tying the knot at his royal abode Grimaldi Palace
Italian heiress Beatrice Borromeo slipped into an elegant floor-length ivory dress as she arrived with Pierre Casiraghi ahead of their second wedding in Italy.
Did Prince Harry have a fling with this frog-loving party girl? Friends claim Brazilian brunette and British royal were 'very close'
SEBASTIAN SHAKESPEARE: The 30-year-old Prince is alleged to have enjoyed a passionate romance with a stunning half-Brazilian socialite, Antonia Packard (pictured with her socialite sister Tessa, righ, and in party mode, left). 'Harry was going out with Antonia before he went to Africa,' claims one of her pals. 'They were very close. They met through mutual friends. Antonia knows Harry's cousin Princess Eugenie.' Party-loving Antonia is the 29-year-old daughter of late financier Fred Packard and Brazilian beauty Dulce Maria de Barros Marchi, who lives in Belgravia, around the corner from Buckingham Palace.
Is there a jellyfish invasion on its way? Venomous Portuguese man o' war washes up on British beach
A Portuguese man o' war has been found at Portheras Cove in Cornwall. Experts have warned there may be more on the way and urged the public not to touch it.
Wrong turn! Huge lorry gets wedged in tiny street after foreign driver blindly follows satnav - destroying fence, hedge and even a brick wall
Police were forced to close the street in Wellington, Somerset, while they freed the 42-tonne vehicle on Wednesday.
A Glorious day for Goodwood! The sun shines as glamorous racegoers wearing colourful hats and elegant dresses arrive for fourth day of racing
Guests have descended on Goodwood racecourse in Chichester for another day of racing. The female racegoers displayed a range of elegant headgear for the penultimate day of the event.
'I will never forgive them': Widow's fury as a football agent and his friend are convicted of killing her off-duty policeman husband in a drunken attack
The widow of off-duty policeman PC Neil Doyle, who was left to die in a gutter, has said she will 'never forgive' his killers as they were convicted of manslaughter at Liverpool Crown Court today.
Dancer who lost her leg in Alton Towers Smiler crash has vowed she will return to Ibiza to party despite her injuries
Vicky Balch, 20, from Leyland, Lancs, was injured in the June 2 crash at the Staffordshire theme park, but promised to return to the party island, saying: 'I WILL be back!'
Putin 'personally ordered Litvinenko's murder': QC at inquest into Russian spy's death says 'direct and solid evidence' ties 'morally deranged' President to the killing
Ben Emmerson QC, the lawyer for Mr Litvinenko's family, said it would be 'impossible' for the spy's 'assassination' to have taken place without the president's approval.
The queen of Hollywood meets The Lady of Burma: Angelina Jolie and freed democracy campaigner Aung San Suu Kyi visit Burmese factory women together
Angelina Jolie has toured a Burmese factory and witnessed the dire living conditions of its female workers, in Burma's largest city, Yangon. The Hollywood actress is on a four-day tour of the country, in her role as a special envoy of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees.
Washed-up wing flap thought to be part of missing MH370 arrives in France for investigators to study
The mystery of what happened to the Malaysian Airlines flight, which disappeared last year , could be hours away from being solved after wreckage arrived in France this morning.
Palestinian youth shot dead by Israeli troops during protest after toddler was killed in West Bank firebombing by 'Jewish extremists'
A Palestinian youth has died after being shot by Israeli troops, just hours after an 18-month-old boy was killed when his West Bank home, in Duma, near Nablus, was set on fire by suspected Jewish settlers.
Former head of collapsed bitcoin exchange is arrested over disappearance of hundreds of millions of dollars of virtual currency
Mark Karpeles, the former head of defunct bitcoin exchange Mt. Gox, was seen being led to a police car from his Tokyo home, suspected of falsifying data on the exchange's outstanding balance.
Tragic farewell to Bobbi Kristina: Mourners arrive to pay their final respects to Whitney's daughter as feuding Houston and Brown families clash over Sweet 16-themed funeral and 'photographs of her body'
The ceremony, overseen by aunt Pat Houston, has been a source of dispute within the family amid arguments over Bobbi's $20 million inheritance.
Didn't fancy a holiday in Greece, Angela? Merkel takes a break from eurozone crisis with hiking trip in Italian Alps
Merkel, who has been at the centre of negotiations around the Greek financial crisis, was spotted enjoying a well-earned break with her husband Joachim Sauer in in the South Tirol, on Saturday.
Crumbling walls that witnessed the end of World War II: Eerie images reveal the bunker where Emperor Hirohito announced Japan's surrender after 'cruel' bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki
Fascinating photographs have been published marking the spot where, 70 years ago, Emperor Hirohito recorded his speech announcing Japan's surrender at the end of World War Two.
EXCLUSIVE: Wife of American dentist who is in hiding after killing Cecil the lion is a hunter too - and his office has animal heads and paw print flooring
Tonette Palmer, pictured for the first time, is also a hunter, official records reveal. She and her husband Walter have fled their Minnesota home and dental practice after he killed Cecil the lion.
'Please forgive me, I could not resist love': Heartbreaking letter hidden in Austrian bank vault for 90 years is discovered and reveals passion of one of history's greatest affairs
The love affair of Baroness Mary Vetsera and Crown Prince Rudolf of Austria captured the world's imagination when their bodies were discovered in 1889, at the prince's Vienna hunting lodge.
WORLD NEWS
- Crumbling walls that witnessed the end of World War II: Eerie images reveal the bunker where Emperor Hirohito announced Japan's surrender after 'cruel' bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki
- Father who shot down drone hovering over his house as his daughter sunbathed is arrested - sparking new privacy debate
- Queensland rocked by two earthquakes as powerful as an 'ATOMIC BOMB' - in strongest shakes in almost 100 years
- Russia may ban gay emojis because they breach 'homosexual propaganda' law
- When the queen of Hollywood met The Lady of Burma: Angelina Jolie and freed democracy campaigner Aung San Suu Kyi meet factory women together
- Palestinian youth shot dead by Israeli troops during protest after toddler was killed in West Bank firebombing by 'Jewish extremists'
- Washed-up wing flap thought to be part of missing MH370 arrives in France for investigators to study
- Didn't fancy a holiday in Greece, Angela? Merkel takes a break from eurozone crisis with hiking trip in Italian Alps
- Former head of collapsed bitcoin exchange is arrested over disappearance of hundreds of millions of dollars of virtual currency
- EXCLUSIVE: Wife of American dentist who is in hiding after killing Cecil the lion is a hunter too - and his office has animal heads and paw print flooring
- ISIS is as strong as ever in Syria despite year-long US-led bombing campaign and it could take a DECADE to drive them out of strongholds, claims CIA
- Body of Palestinian baby burned to death in Molotov cocktail attack by 'Jewish extremists' is carried through the streets of his West Bank village
- Pictured in cuffs: Ultra-orthodox Jew 'who stabbed six in knife rampage' rants in court as it's revealed he wrote letter shortly before prison release vowing to stop gay 'parade of abomination'
- Taliban appoint new leader as family of former commander Mullah Omar say he died from an 'unspecified illness'
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House of horrors! QUENTIN LETTS, who once defended the Lords, calls for a cull of the contemptuous cronies, crawlers and crooks at the Upper House
Mr Cameron has put forward a list of 40 names for potential peerages - but they're likely to include party donors, failed politicians and other flunkeys and chums, writes QUENTIN LETTS.
DAILY MAIL COMMENT: A nation imperilled by the Human Rights Act
As the Mail reports today, the latest case backed by human rights lawyers involves the farce of a dangerous Moroccan sex attacker allowed to cheat deportation to preserve his right to a family life.
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