James Corden slips into a women's swimsuit as he gets a sync-ing feeling for a TV stunt.

The head of internet security at the Cabinet Office has told people to use fake names online – leading to claims that his advice would help encourage crime.

Ministers will today hail Britain's "healing economy" as official figures show it has emerged from double-dip recession, but have been ordered not to mention the "green shoots" of recovery.

David Cameron demanded a crackdown on Brussels fatcats today as he insisted he was ready to veto EU budget hikes.

As some MPs rally round Andrew Mitchell, others ask why Cameron has not sacked him

A London pub has been left with no option but to serve customers more slowly in order to keep down growing numbers of after-work drinkers.

Thousands of civil servants face the sack as the Coalition struggles to find more cuts, Parliament's spending watchdog has warned.

While David Cameron is on holiday in Cornwall, Larry the Downing Street cat has at last been earning his keep.

It’s 11pm and there are lights strobing and music thumping as you enter the theatre for Beats. DJ Johnny Whoop, who started out on the 90s Glasgow rave scene, is on the decks while Jamie Wardrop’s trippy visuals throb and pulse on a big screen behind.

Row looms as tough new rules mean honours will only go to those who 'give something back'

Tunisia's Oussama Mellouli won the gold medal in the men's swimming marathon to become the first competitor ever to get medals in the pool and open water.

The young stand-up Jack Whitehall writes and stars in BBC3's new sitcom, Bad Education, set in an inner-city comprehensive, and his sharp script has lured some top comedy talent. By Gerard Gilbert

The public school-educated comedian writes and stars in the new sitcom, set in an inner-city comprehensive.