Joe Millis

It doesn't really matter how much repellent you slap or spray on - it's in your genes.

Researchers at Cardiff University and Kings College London identified which cells cause the airways to narrow when triggered by irritants like pollution

To blame traders for the 'Flash Crash' is absolutely ridiculous, says one trader.

Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi says his country is 'at war' with traffickers

Country goes to the polls in October and party wants to be seen as strong economic managers.

David Cameron expected to break off from election campaigning to attend summit of EU leaders.

Labour's crackdown on zero-hour contracts could hit the labour market.

Party says pay would be guaranteed to rise by at least inflation until the current deficit is cut by its target date of 2017-18.

All-party group of politicians, led by Labour's Simon Danczuk, say DPP decision could spark public concerns of a 'whitewash'.

Five time world champion had to remove his shoes after they began to hurt.

Kim Shillinglaw, the controller of BBC Two, says last three episodes 'will definitely make it to air'.

Justice Department seeks extradition of trader who allegedly made $40m from market manipulation.

Team that once included Gianfranco Zola and was coached by Carlo Anchelotti hasn't paid it players all season

Study assumes average annual increase of 8.6% in property prices.

The Chabad-Lubavich claimed that he acted as a middle man for the oligarch in London.

There were so many calls the system blew, says promoter

Labour want 20,000 more nurses by 2020, 1,000 of them this year.

Australian Prime Minster Tony Abbott sounds a defiant note ahead of national day.

Lawyer says 'matter essentially revolved around an angry phone call, that was it'.

Bondi Beach closed and drivers warned to stay off roads.

As many as 900 people are believed to have drowned.

Protesters say "in this age, with people generally being larger, it is unconscionable that the club should provide less".

The former Scottish secretary praises Ed Miliband for standing up to SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon.

Second disaster to hit the Holborn area of the capital in less than a month.

American researchers suggest that evidence shows that people who take more dietary supplements than needed tend to have a higher risk of developing cancer.

The University of California has shown for the first time that nocturnal eating raises the risk of illness.

Manager Michael Grange said early inquiries pointed to "perhaps too much cognac in a saucepan".

Philadephia cream cheese manufacturer is attempting to attract health-conscious consumers.

Unless a bailout deal is struck, Athens could be bankrupt by 12 May.