Articles by Joe Millis
UK paying professional aid staff up to £1,000 a day to work in developing countries.
'Truly amazing' technique could prove more useful than mammograms.
IMF says government spending is likely to be higher over the next five years than implied in the chancellor's Budget.
Condition causes loud snoring and memory and thinking problems for people in their late 70s
Victim was a qualified nurse who had moved to Scotland to study occupational therapy.
Liz Mitchell of Boney M is a born-again Christian whose brother Burnell 'Bernie' Mitchell converted to Islam.
Polls continue to show that the race for 10 Downing Street is still very tight.
Other acts at the festival in Dumfries and Galloway in July include Neneh Cherry, Tom Odell and The Sonics
The crossbencher says the Tories austerity policies have damaged the economy and slowed down the recovery.
The Prime Minister issues warnings about a Labour government propped up by the SNP.
Crown Prosecution Service says that it is not in the public interest to put him on trial - angering campaigners.
Author Martin Fletcher Fletcher, a survivor who lost three generations of his family in the tragedy, says his findings warrant investigation.
Twitter reviews of 'new Spitting Image' range from 'great' to 'bloody awful'
Antisemitism on the rise world-wide after Israel's attack on Gaza, according to Israeli survey
Former Tory co-treasurer and top donor says Miliband's party 'doesn't understand the importance' of the City
Internet giant could face massive fines if found guilty of breaching antitrust laws.
Prince George was born in the Lindo Wing of the Paddington, London, hospital in July 2013.
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg says the party is a 'proven rock of stability, continuity and conscience'
Intended victim escaped from her attacker by opening the car's boot.
Ukip blasts Tory manifesto on Europe a 'work of fiction'.