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The ill need our support and protection – not help with suicide, says...
By Steve Doughty | Distinguished judge: Baroness Butler-Sloss has warned of the peril of legalising assisted suicide One of the country’s most distinguished judges has warned of the peril of legalising...
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Right to die: My husband begged me to help him die. Thank God I didn’t
By Kathy Gyngell | On a bright summer’s day a few years ago, I picked up the phone to call the doctor out again. My husband Bruce was bedridden and immobile. He had been battling brain cancer for more...
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Canada strikes down ALL of its anti-prostitution laws after sex workers said...
By Daily Mail Reporter | Canada has removed all anti-prostitution laws after sex workers fought for safer working conditions following the serial killings of prostitutes by a pig farmer in British...
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Judge halts Icelandic road project until court can decide whether it will...
By Ap Reporter | In this land of fire and ice, where the fog-shrouded lava fields offer a spooky landscape in which anything might lurk, stories abound of the ‘hidden folk’ – thousands of elves,...
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Gypsies say CHILDREN’s ‘human rights’ mean they should stay at camp
By Rob Cooper | A group of gypsies who were facing eviction from their illegal camp are claiming it would breach their childrens’ human rights if they are forced to move on. The 78 Irish travellers –...
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Father-of-two takes 16-year battle with PC World to the Supreme Court in...
By Harriet Arkell | Richard Durkin, 44, who has been engaged in a 16-year legal battle with PC World and HFC Bank after he tried to return a laptop the day after he bought it, will have his case...
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From gas chambers to department stores: Haunting images reveal the former...
By James Nye | Across the 18 states who have abolished capitol punishment, some of the dark apparatus of death remain as haunting reminders of the ultimate criminal sanction for murderers. Long since...
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Village that vanquished the travellers: How one tiny community terrorised by...
By Robert Hardman | No one is entirely sure how the animals died. But then almost every aspect of this sorry story is shrouded in a fog of resentment, fear and political correctness. What we do know...
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Couple hail victory over ‘inequality’ as they become first to walk down the...
By Lucy Crossley | A pair of newlyweds have made history by becoming the couple first to marry in a Church of Scientology chapel, hailing their wedding as a ‘victory’ over ‘inequality and unfairness’....
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Thomas Cook mistreated disabled passenger but judges rule they did nothing wrong
By Steve Doughty, Social Affairs Correspondent | Christopher Stott is completely dependent on his wife Nicola, but was treated ‘disgracefully’ by Thomas Cook when staff refused to let the couple sit...
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