More than half of those surveyed were 'completely happy' with their friends

Police say campaign stopping sale of strong cider and beer is improving safety

Consumers are being routinely cheated when they buy cod and haddock, a study has found.

New research suggests that parental generosity is not the best way to make youngsters financially responsible

The horses that take part in the Grand National are treated “better than some children” despite the equine death toll, a leading jockey has claimed ahead of this weekend’s race.

Godalming sparked interest in sedate south-west Surrey in 1881 when its townsfolk became the first in the world to benefit from a public supply of electricity.

Urban Realm magazine cites 'haemorrhaging of shops' and 'a general absence of maintenance on derelict properties' for gong

Lord Heseltine believes Britain lacks drive but senior government adviser points to rising employment and house prices as signs the economy was recovering

Martin Hickman finds that the politician still has plenty to say about the economy – and Rupert Murdoch

Then it's a news business subject to the new independent regulator