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A married SNP MP whose email address has been published among millions of customers of the adultery website Ashley Madison has claimed that she was the victim of a smear campaign.

A married SNP MP whose email address has been published among millions of customers of the adultery website Ashley Madison has claimed that she was the victim of a smear campaign.

Jeremy Corbyn issues a stark warning today to Labour MPs that he expects them to back his radical agenda to reshape the party or face organised revolts by his army of grass-roots supporters.

The mystery of a champion racing pigeon who went missing on a 500-mile journey from the south of France has been solved.

Leading figures in the British political Establishment are behind a plot to discredit the Chilcot inquiry by portraying the panel members as “bumbling incompetents” who cannot deliver their report on time, it has been claimed.

Working late at the office on a regular basis can increase the risk of having a stroke or heart disease, a study has found.

Schools are using community languages such as Urdu and Polish to give themselves “an easy hit” to gain top grade GCSE passes and boost their rankings in league tables, a leading academic has said.

British police will be deployed to Calais to target trafficking gangs as part of a fresh drive to tackle the migrant crisis.

Just as Celtic Park was poised to celebrate a hard-fought and at times stylish 3-1 victory over Malmo, one that seemed to ensure their return to the Champions League group stage, the winger who had been on loan at Celtic last season, Jo Inge Berget, rattled in a goal that made the score 3-2 and hands the momentum to the Swedish champions with two away goals ahead of the second leg next Tuesday. The stadium, which had been raucous from the kick-off, was stunned into silence.

Ronald Koeman believes wholesale changes to his defensive unit are to blame for his Southampton side’s slow start to the season.

If you fell for the dazzling blend of animation and neuroscience in Pixar film Inside Out (where the brain of a young girl, Riley, is imagined as a control room where cartoon characters Joy, Sadness and Fear fight over her "core memories"), this study of anxiety by renowned US neuroscientist Joseph LeDoux is timely.

Wayne Rooney has said that his “mind is clear” about how to operate as Manchester United’s centre-forward and that he is confident of scoring at least 20 goals from that position this season, despite a barren run of nine games.

Doctor Who should never be played by a woman as the part has a “dozy, dreamy guy-type of eccentricity”, according to award-winning author AL Kennedy.

The Uefa Super Cup final last week gave Pedro his 20th winners’ medal at Barcelona, and that night in Tblisi was his career in 120 minutes – he did not start the game but he did finish it, in every sense of the word, scoring the winning goal against Seville six minutes from the end of extra-time.

A horse has died after it was stabbed and sexually assaulted in Aberdeenshire, according to its owner.

What a difference a few months have made for Coventry City. When the Sky Blues lost 3-1 at home to Crewe Alexandra on 25 April, they were in danger of relegation to League Two – only averted by a final-day victory at Crawley. When Coventry hosted Crewe once more on Tuesday night, by contrast, a 3-2 victory made it three wins out of three for Tony Mowbray’s early League One leaders.

A late-night meeting with a pug-ugly French Test pack on Parisian soil is not everyone’s idea of fun, yet the prospect brings a smile to the face of Chris Robshaw, who has not played a competitive match since early May and has had his fill of the game’s less amusing side: the relentless gym-rattery and high-altitude fitness testing and psychological profiling. Unfortunately for the England captain, there is one last chore ahead of him – perhaps the most miserable chore of all.

A late-night meeting with a pug-ugly French Test pack on Parisian soil is not everyone’s idea of fun, yet the prospect brings a smile to the face of Chris Robshaw, who has not played a competitive match since early May and has had his fill of the game’s less amusing side: the relentless gym-rattery and high-altitude fitness testing and psychological profiling. Unfortunately for the England captain, there is one last chore ahead of him – perhaps the most miserable chore of all.

Screens used to stop motorists peering into crash sites have been deployed just 77 times on busy roads in recent years - despite Highways England spending £2.2m on thousands of the fences.