Singlesex schools will make a comeback because boys' brains work differently to girls' a leading headmistress has said.

PEOPLE'S complete identities are being sold online for as little as £80, internet security experts have warned.

A FATAL accident inquiry is set to get under way today into the death from anthrax of a craftsman more than two years ago.

THE Post Office should be separated from the Royal Mail to give the business greater commercial freedom, the industry's regulator suggested yesterday.

THE EC has published an emergency e-mail address â€" passengersrights@ ec.europa.eu â€" to help travellers facing flight problems.

MILLIONS of Britons are regularly breaching recycling guidelines because of confusion surrounding the scheme, a study has found.

A SHOPPING centre has been criticised by the RSPB because birds keep flying into its reflective roof panels.

DETAILS of ministerial car journeys are to be made public as part of a greater drive for open government at Holyrood.

A NEW £340 million accommodation unit was opened yesterday at the army's Catterick base in Yorkshire.

THE council at the centre of the Baby P abuse case defended itself yesterday against allegations made in a BBC documentary.

FOUR people have been arrested after trying to gatecrash the Prince of Wales's birthday party at Highgrove.

AN URGENT warning was yesterday issued to trawler owners about the dangers of allowing crewmen to stay on board vessels overnight following the deaths of three foreign fisherm

A FILM by Barnardo's featuring gun-toting hunters firing at children has sparked hundreds of complaints.

WALLACE and Gromit creator Nick Park has unveiled the duo's latest adventure, A Matter Of Loaf And Death.

A NEPALESE Gurkha killed by a roadside bomb in Afghanistan was named yesterday as Colour Sergeant Krishnabahadur Dura.

A FATHER yesterday demanded an apology from police after he was arrested and locked in a cell overnight for smacking his son's leg.

LESS than one-third of fiscal fines issued to offenders as an alternative to prosecution has been paid, official figures reveal.

A SCOT who invented a remote control helicopter that can be used to predict where volcanic eruptions will take place has won a $100,000 (£67,000) award.

BUILDERS' brew is being replaced by labourer's latte as Britain's workmen switch from tea to coffee for a breaktime beverage.

EXERCISE and sleep work together to reduce the risk of cancer, research has shown.