More than 70 hours of footage from hidden cameras at the Lord Nelson pub, on the Isle of Dogs in east London, showed that modern men do not discuss football and females.

New figures revealed at least 112,000 motorists were given fines or appeared in court for motorway offences last year - a quarter more than in the previous year.

Thousands of law-abiding motorists have had their cars clamped and been fined hundreds of pounds because they were unaware of major vehicle tax rule changes.

Another soldier received £411,000 after being left with psychological problems caused by harassment at the hands of senior troops. The MoD said it was misleading to compare payouts.

Bills averaged £16,900 - almost four times the national average of £4,363. The other top five highest income tax-paying constituencies include Chesham and Amersham, Windsor and Beaconsfield.

A supermarket price war fuelled by lower transport costs and strong harvests means shoppers are making significant savings on household essentials.

In a last-ditch attempt to steal the Tories' mantle as the party of economic responsibility, Ed Miliband will warn supporters that Labour faces coming to power in a 'time of scarcity'.

The Prime Minister, who has been criticised for deeply personal attacks on Labour's Ed Miliband, used a speech announcing a plan to cut inheritance tax to present a more positive message to voters.

For those who like aspiration sprinkled on their politics, the PM's speech was heady stuff and the inheritance tax idea was the feel-good fare the Tory campaign lacked, writes QUENTIN LETTS.

The Institute for Fiscal Studies was particularly scathing about rival Conservative and Labour plans to cut pensions tax relief for those with incomes above £150,000.

Almost half of headteachers have vacancies in English, maths and science departments amid a growing recruitment crisis in secondary schools.

Experts blame increasingly sedentary lifestyles and an obsession with mobile phones for a sharp rise in the number of young people with back and neck problems.

Those who frequently dine out or feast on takeaways are more likely to have pre-hypertension - elevated blood pressure - with just one extra meal out a week raising the odds by six per cent, a study found.

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Shared iPad students scored around 30 points higher than students who used the device on their own and non-iPad users. Courtney Blackwell worked with 352 students in Midwest America.

The Labour leader and shadow chancellor Ed Balls set out a 10-point plan - including the effective abolition of 'non-dom' status - and challenged rival parties to match it.

George Osborne speaks to the Mail on Sunday on the campaign trail in the South West about how being booed at the Paralympics became a defining moment in his five years in the Treasury.

The Ukip leader, who says he is finding the election campaign knackering, said that it was a 'reasonable proposition' to charge people who end up in hospital more than once after drinking.

Lewis Moody, Danny Grewcock and Josh Lewsey said they felt nothing more than a jolt during the landing. The plane was dropping them off to start a 60-mile trek to the North Pole.

Viv Nicholson, 79, from Castleford, West Yorkshire, who famously said she would 'spend, spend, spend' when she scooped £152,319 on the pools with her husband Keith in 1961, has died.

Anneli Tiirik, 23, of Estonia, said she did not blame Andreas Lubitz for the death of her boyfriend Paul Bramley, 28, who was flying home via Dusseldorf from a holiday in Barcelona.

A 46-year-old man has been arrested in connection with Mr Arwani's murder. He is being held in a central London police station as inquiries continue.

Tom Richards, 25, was arrested yesterday morning in his home city of Swansea. It comes after Westbrook, 41, appeared in public last month with a black eye. He denies the allegations.

Waheed Ahmed, 21, who is the son of Rochdale politician Shakil Ahmed, is to return to the UK tonight on a flight from Dalaman after being detained in Turkey for apparently trying to sneak into Syria.

Gemma Redhead, 33, (pictured) was left so scared she could neither eat or sleep after her former partner Philip Kirby phoned her at her County Durham Home.

Peter Hiett, a decorated former prison guard at Feltham Young Offenders Institution in Hounslow, south west London, claims staff regularly arrange brutal fights between rival criminals at the jail.

Once heard constantly on the streets, in songs, on the stage and in the workplace it has nearly disappeared. Whistling aficionados are in agreement, no one is whistling while they work.

Statistics collected at Maastricht University in Holland have shown that students who were able to buy the drug from coffee shops were five percent less likely to pass their courses.

Bookmakers have slashed odds on the name Sam being chosen for the name of the second royal baby after the success of the Duchess' friend jockey Sam Waley-Cohen (pictured) at Aintree.

A harrowing video shows how ultra competitive cyclists risked life and limb to cross a closed level crossing - seconds before a train speeds past - during the Paris to Roubaix race.