One count of public declarations has Mrs May on 77 endorsements from Tory MPs, compared to the 21 secured by her current nearest rival Stephen Crabb.

The Prime Minister’s biographer Anthony Seldon has given a fascinating insight into the dramatic developments inside Downing Street as the results flowed in last week.

Researchers in Barcelona looked at the paracetamol use and classed it as as ‘never, sporadic, or persistent.’ They found children of regular users were more likely to have attention problems.

When significant weight loss occurs, the body becomes more efficient with energy to prevent what is physiologically happening – starvation a recent study published in the journal Obesity found.

I was having dinner with ex girlfriend and my son by the Hudson River in new Jersey right across from new York city I observed a strange light in the sky and took a video of it from my cell phone

Lufthansa reaches deal with cabin staffCitizenLufthansa and the cabin crews' union UFO “have come to a comprehensive agreement that has been accepted by both sides,” the union said in a statement. The deal was reached under the mediation of Matthias Platzeck, the former Social Democrat …and more »

KRQE News 13 Thousands flock to Roswell for annual UFO FestivalKRQE News 13Two "aliens" pose for a photograph in front of Imagine That Scrapbooks on Main Street in downtown Roswell, N.M., Friday, July 6, 2007, during the UFO Festival. New Traditions Photography offered a chance for festival goers to have their photos taken …and more »

The Inquisitr Two Mysterious UFOs With Lights Filmed in Broad Daylight Over Seattle Spark A Debate [Video]The InquisitrA witness in Seattle, Washington, has reported filming two UFOs with lights — or highly reflective surfaces — and “sharp edges” flying over the city. According to the unnamed witness in a report filed as Case 77300 in […]

A bizarre museum dedicated to Swedish furniture store Ikea opened to the public today in Älmhult, Sweden – and features furniture from a string of catalogues since it first opened in the 1950s.

Nurses, policemen, soldiers and civil servants still receive guaranteed payouts during retirement, whereas most employees in the UK’s private sector have been forced to make do with less.