Police have again appealed for help in finding a fraudster who pretended to be the brother of comedian Peter Kay.

'We were the odd ones on the block'

The Deloitte review found the BBC pays £150,000 or more a year to 124 stars using public service companies.

Corporation to register 131 on-air presenters as staff in change to pay policy after review

Always keen to find something wrong with both the Olympics and the BBC, the media have their first victim: the corporations' Stratford news studio.

We can be forgiven for feeling confused. One minute we're being encouraged by various television programmes that, among the old rubbish we keep in the attic, we may have items we can turn into cash. And the next minute, we are being advised to de-clutter our lives, or more specifically our houses.

Some advice for the outdoor types at the National Trust

The News of the World tried to intimidate police detectives by placing them under surveillance in order to "subvert" a murder investigation whose key suspect had financial links to the Sunday tabloid, the Leveson Inquiry into the press and the police heard yesterday.

The overhaul of UK planning laws has one big opponent – and her four million members, writes Michael McCarthy

Life on Marsden

Two men were arrested and fined after spraying the newsreader and television presenter Fiona Bruce with aerosol string during filming of an episode of the Antiques Roadshow.

Two men were arrested and fined after spraying newsreader and television presenter Fiona Bruce with aerosol string during filming of an episode of the Antiques Roadshow, it emerged today.