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The incredible cyber raid is the most audacious and sinister yet to be carried out by the shadowy hacking group and shows how powerful Anonymous has become.

Mr Huhne, pictured, the first Cabinet minister in history to be forced from office by a criminal prosecution, fiercely protested his innocence.

Filmmaker Costis Mitsotakis, who lives on the outskirts of Sodeto, was missed off as residents went round collecting money for the superdraw from the village's 70 houses.

The decision comes just two days after Westminster Magistrates' Court ruled Terry, 31, will stand trial on July 9 to answer a charge that he racially abused Ferdinand.

The threat comes after more than 100 militants armed with wooden clubs threw paint bombs and sprayed 'English out of Malvinas' on the HSBC branch in Buenos Aires yesterday.

QUENTIN LETTS: Prof Les Ebdon, proposed new head of the Office For Fair Access (OFFA) has long bleated on about how universities should take fewer undergraduates from the best schools.

British tourist Zara MacAlister captured the heart stopping moment during a river boat expedition in the jungles of the Manú National Park in south-eastern Peru.

The victims were among a crowd of people who were blasted with rubber bullets and tear gas in demonstrations outside the Interior Ministry in Cairo. Their deaths could lead to more political upheaval.

The pictures were taken in Chigwell and nearby Leytonstone, with the figures appearing to be carrying flaming torches.

Chris Sparrow, 47, was about to go to bed when the high-powered black motor ploughed into his home in Essex at about 10.20pm.

David and Marjorie Massey admitted two counts of causing unnecessary suffering to five-year-old Woody (pictured) after animal cruelty officers said the level cruelty he suffered was 'incomprehensible'.

A level three 'amber' cold weather alert has been issued, which warns of health risks to the elderly and vulnerable, and the likelihood of disruption to transport.

The Alzheimer's Questionnaire, which is almost 90 per cent accurate, measures mild cognitive impairment – the slight memory lapses that can be a precursor of the disease.

Looking every part the classic James Bond, a British skipper dressed suavely in black tie mounts the keel of a speeding sail boat in waters near the Isle of Wight.

Michael Morgan can be seen cycling up to the front door of The Club pub in Congleton, Cheshire. He then brazenly pours through the letterbox and all over the door.

Applerley Bridge in West Yorkshire is runner-up in a table of 20 districts based on research into insurance claims. The leafy village came second only to Stoke Newington in north-east London.

Eric Pickles will reveal more than 70 councils intend to use a £250million government fund to end unpopular fortnightly schemes.

The average issue of the Daily Mail contains around 80,000 words - the equivalent of a paperback book – most of which are written on the day under tremendous pressure of deadlines.

Brave James Hickman (pictured), carried out the emergency operation on a 56-year-old man who got his arm caught in machinery near Langport, Somerset.

Speaking at the Leveson Inquiry into press standards, Baroness Hollins, pictured, said she had no idea how the now-defunct tabloid acquired the information.