The UK Times recently reported on the staggering number of patients suffering from schizophrenia who die each year due to the negligence of the NHS. A "last resort" drug for patients has been warned now of its deadly side effects.

Perhaps a tad young to play a believable Santa Claus, yet 32 year old Andrew Mondia, has been fired by a top London store for offering his lap to children on greeting them at his extensive grotto. Well an elf did warn him....

According to experts in the UK, the caped crusader who is about to turn 70 years old is also about to get killed off. Comic Book Resources have been told that we are about to witness"the end of Bruce Wayne as Batman"

It is that time of year again - Christmas, as if you needed reminding, yet despite wanting so many pressies, have you stopped to consider the very presents you dread getting? Here is a UK top 5

Was it a cover up of a unplanned pregnancy with a work lover or was it a tragic accident? The inquest this week has heard the tearful story of how a perfectly healthy mother flushed her baby down the toilet, not knowing she was even in labour

It has to be one of the most famous misquotes of the 20th Century, yet this week, the Catholic church have "pardoned" Beatle front man, John Lennon as it is 40 years since Lennon was reported to have said that the Beatles were bigger that Christianity.

Iconic millionaire-ress and pop queen, Madonna is to divorce husband Guy Ritchie tomorrow according to the High Court lists for proceedings on Friday 21st of November. The hearing will commence at 10am GMT

It is the place where we find calm and solitude in our busy lives - it is the place we run to when having a bad day at work, and the one place were we know we won't be disturbed, but what else do we do on the lav, apart from the obvious?

The tale Shannon Matthews has been widely reported on Digital Journal, yet as the long case continues with regard to the prosecution of her own family, the BBC have now learned of how Shannon was drugged months before the kidnap plot was hatched.

Mickey Mouse is 80 this week - there are very few entertainment figures in front of him - Fats Domino springs to mind, yet those early days of Mr Mouse where dark. He was banned from Germany in WW2 and the Italians didn't think he was fascist enough.

After the attempted bombings of Glasgow airport by an NHS doctor amongst others and the failed car bombings in London, the doctor in question has told authorities now that he is, according to English law, a terrorist but not a murderer

As pop queen, Madonna begs her fans to dig deep and help fund the build of a girls school in Malawi, we ask of one of the wealthiest entertainers in the world, why can she find the funds out of her own pocket?

It may be a touch too early to talk about Christmas, but the global credit crunch takes a hold in many countries, also spelling a seasonal disaster in others -- the PM in Croatia says Christmas must be banned this year in order for the country to cope.

It is headline news in the UK and the embarrassment of the century yet we have been told that staff may not be sacked despite a massive letdown by the Child Protection Team who failed to see "Baby P" being battered to death at the hands of his own mother

Scientist have discovered that women become less bitchy about younger women when the approach the age of 50. It has been found that the event of the menopause holds the key for friendliness and acceptance

A terminally ill girl has won the right to refuse treatment after a hospital ended its bid to force her to have a heart transplant

The Queen has learned of a childhood 'flight' through the air this week. An Australian star rugby player has explained that he threw the then-princess through the air which, caused much alarm at the time

On Sunday, it will be Remembrance Sunday, the day when The Queen and heads of state lay wreaths of poppies to remember the war dead. This Sunday also marks the 90th anniversary of the end of the Great War, and also one of the worst crimes ever

It's though of as the place that has all the money, or at least, the Pope is not short of a few bob or two. Yt while the world lies in the palm of financial ruin, the Vatican cuts back too and asks staff to clock in and out.

Perhaps if we cast a steely gaze away from the American polls for just a short while, the criminals of the computer could be making their way through your front door with, thanks to software - their very own key