A MAN arrested over the death of six-year-old Jethro Field, whose body was found in a house in Surrey on Wednesday, underwent further questioning yesterday.
IT WILL be a real-life version of Thunderbird 4 - the mini-submarine piloted by aquanaut Gordon Tracy which staged dramatic underwater rescues in the cult 1960s TV series.
THEY toil beneath a baking sun, stagger under heavy loads and, with small hands, wield dangerous machetes. For the child slaves who produce the cocoa beans, life is far from sweet.
IT IS being pushed to the brink of extinction because the puddles in which it splashes for moisture are drying out. But the plight of the tiny harlequin frog has even more disturbing implications.
THE Iranian soldiers had changed out of military uniforms and were now dressed all in black, their faces masked. For the 14 male hostages, the worst moment of their ordeal had arrived.
IT IS the wasted potential that stands out. A 19-year-old still to complete her A-levels. An Oxford graduate already singled out for promotion despite her youth. A committed family man with two small boys, and a 19-year-old man remembered for
MODERN stars such as Charlotte Church, Myleene Klass, Il Divo and G4 have killed the classical music industry, according to a controversial new book by a leading author and broadcaster.
ITS portrayal of the lives of heroin addicts in Scotland's capital was the unlikely smash that put the country on the movie-making map and brought international fame and fortune to its home-grown cast.
A 22-year-old woman, who was three months pregnant, was shot dead at her home in south London yesterday morning over what is believed to have been a dispute over parking. Scotland Yard launched an investigation into the murder of Krystal
Tony Blair has appealed to Gordon Brown to prevent his allies playing a "blame game" by pinning responsibility for poor results in next month's mid-term elections on the Prime Minister's unpopularity. Mr Blair is worried that some will distance themselves
With blazing sunshine in place of typical April showers, many Britons have sought out the beaches of Brighton and Cornwall to take advantage of the unusually hot Easter weekend. Many beaches and parks across the country were packed yesterday with
