All news by author: Jerry Lawton

Ex-deputy chief of defence staff General Sir Richard Barrons has warned Brits must prepare to be conscripted after years of a 'peace dividend' brought about after the Cold War

Stansted Airport is one of the UK's busiest travel hubs, and it has turned out that far more than just passenger planes have been flying around the area in recent years

Man flu has finally been confirmed as real as men do suffer more than women when they have been struck down with flu due to their different immune systems, according to a nutritionist

Depending on the planet's gravitational pull due to where it is in its solar system, life there could have evolved into elephant-sized spiders or even mice like rhinoceroses, according to leading scientist Richard Dawkins

The squad ignored FA rules, set in 1921, barring ladies from playing the game to jet to Mexico for the contest, and were greeted as heroines at Mexico City’s Azteca Stadium

Jeremy Bamber is serving life for the murders of adoptive parents Nevill and June Bamber, his sister Sheila and her six-year-old twins Daniel and Nicholas at White House Farm in Tolleshunt D’Arcy in 1985