Intellectia

Thirty supercars stolen and illegally exported to Thailand have been returned to the UK after an eight-year investigation.

A decision on whether to proceed with the controversial sale of The Observer, the world's oldest Sunday newspaper, will be made by Christmas, its current owner's boss has told disgruntled staff.

A prolific shoplifter has been banned from wearing wigs after she used them to disguise herself while stealing from stores in Gloucester, police have said.

Plans to ban smartphones in schools have been dropped after the government refused to support a change in the law, Sky News understands.

The government has apologised to the mother of a schoolgirl who became the first person in the UK to have air pollution recorded as a cause of death.

A Wales rugby international has revealed he has been diagnosed with a heart condition.

A charity has defended using an alternative version of the popular children's nursery rhyme What Shall We Do With The Drunken Sailor?, which removes alcohol and violence from the lyrics.

A former soldier has told a jury it was like "being punched in the face" when he was arrested for spying for Iran, insisting: "I'm certainly not a terrorist or a traitor."

Lawyers acting for alleged victims of Mohamed al Fayed have said they have been contacted by over 400 people, including further alleged victims and witnesses.

Comedian Marcus Brigstocke has revealed he became addicted to pornography and received help to overcome the issue.