THE romantic comedy Four Weddings and a Funeral has been voted the best British film of all time.

A SCENIC route in a beauty spot was named yesterday as Britain's most dangerous road.

AROUND 400 homes were without power yesterday after a cable fault led to a number of house fires in a Scottish town.

A TEENAGER died after he was stabbed following a row with a group of youths.

A BRITON selling his 'entire life' online following the break-up of his marriage yesterday agreed a £200,000 fee.

RISING numbers of Scots are seeking help for depression and anxiety brought on by the global credit crunch, experts have said.

THE Blue Peter garden became a fixture for millions after it was conceived by programme editor Biddy Baxter in 1974.

A SOLDIER serving with the Royal Regiment of Scotland has been killed by a landmine believed to be left over from the Soviet occupation.

MOTORISTS are adding £1.4 billion to their annual vehicle fuel bills by under-inflating their tyres.

BACKSEAT bickering begins an hour after the start of family motoring holidays, in over 10 per cent of cases, a survey released yesterday claims.

MOST people fail to transfer energy-saving behaviours, such as switching off electrical devices when not in use, from the home to the office.

COME on Tim!" For 15 years this refrain has echoed round the Centre Court at SW19 as the British public yearn for their first champion in 72 years.

A TODDLER who broke his leg after his inflatable ball pool collapsed has won £6,500 compensation.

LABOUR donors yesterday turned on Gordon Brown, warning that the party is doomed to failure under his leadership.

POLITICIANS yesterday faced pressure to give up shares in firms operating in Zimbabwe.

MPS are using a tax loophole to avoid paying tens of thousands of pounds when they sell their taxpayer-subsidised London homes, it was claimed yesterday.

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