Geetha Pillai

One patient told the General Medical Council hearing that she had to undergo revision surgery after part of her vagina was effectively amputated.

In today's career-oriented world, there are many highly paid and high-profile jobs that are normally the dream positions for almost anyone. But are they the happiest jobs in the world? Have a look at the happiest jobs in the world as listed by Forbes magazine.

It's a miracle that the baby is alive, a source has told the Sun.

Andrew Mitchell, International Development Secretary, is keen to introduce a legislation to commit 0.7 percent of the national income on overseas aid.

A bridegroom from London set a hotel on fire over a dispute over bar bill.

The play depicts Assange's story through a narrative of a fictional film director trying to shoot a biopic of the controversial WikiLeaks founder. The play opens with a sex scene that gets cut mid-filming, the Guardian has reported.

The city of Recife in Brazil is believed to be the highest consumer of whiskey in the world in terms of per capita consumption.

Adrian Rowland was in India on a business trip while the incident occurred.

Rooney and his wife, Coleen, have won a court ruling against sports management firm, Proactive.

The challenge has six parts, each containing three puzzles, and all leading to a single answer which takes the form of a 9-letter word with a mathematical connection.

The 42nd Tokyo Motor Show unveiled some beautiful cars with plenty of innovations.

The new school in Vienna offers tips on how to master the techniques of romance.

Crystal Palace have stunned the Reds with a 2-1 victory at Old Trafford.

Villas-Boas is famous for his squats and facial expressions during the match.

Britons are turning for a hug instead of texting for comfort.

England is expected to witness major disruption in services on Wednesday.

A total of two million public sector workers are walking out.

Atos, headquartered in France, is planning to implement a "Zero E-Mail" policy at its offices across the world.

During the discussions, the U.S. offered advice in resolving the crisis considering its experience in handling the 2008-09 economic crisis.

According to reports, hospitals across Britain are serving foods imported from China and Thailand instead of making patients' meals from local produce. This means that millions of pounds are wasted in the process, says a study by food campaigners, The Soil Association.

The UK is on the brink of a modest recession with months of slow growth, the OECD has warned

Gary's wife Louise says she is bewildered and baffled by his suicide.

Lack of urgent action on the part of the authorities led the riots to spread from London to other parts of the country, the Riots Communities and Victims panel has said.

As the end of the year draws near, here are some of the British celebrities of 2011.

A new housing Estate in Bucklebury, a village near Newbury, Berkshire, which was where Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge, grew up, has been named "Catherine Place" in her honour.

Osborne is to announce the establishment of 12 specialised maths schools in England.

A recent survey of British women has revealed some interesting items inside – including sex toys and rotten fish!

That perfect smile of Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, is a thing of envy and the talk of the town. Apparently, a French dentistry expert is behind her perfect "imperfect smile".

The Chancellor is also expected to announce £15 billion credit ease for the struggling small firms in an attempt to prevent the economy slipping back into recession.