Record youth unemployment levels as jobless hit 2.5 million
Latest sign that private sector struggling to create enough jobs to offset the number of people being made redundant in the public sector.
Millions taking statins 'needlessly'
Study suggests cholesterol-lowering drugs are ineffective in many cases and could be doing more harm than good.
The end of the Segway
Segways cannot be ridden legally on roads or pavements in Britain following a judge’s ruling in a test case.
NHS reforms 'will mean fewer hospital beds'
Coalition reforms will mean more patients being treated and sent home on the same day, health chief warns.
Piers Morgan: night two
Howard Stern makes Piers Morgan an honest man on second night of show.
World 'needs $100 trillion'
World Economic Forum puts price on Earth's expected economic growth.
Apple profits jump 78pc
Apple bounces back after Steve Jobs announcement, iPhone sales soar.
Boeing delays Dreamliner for seventh time
Aircraft manufacturer delays 787 launch to third quarter of year.
Grant eyes Bendtner to ease turmoil
West Ham target Arsenal striker but have balked at £15m asking price as club's board insist manager has their full backing.
Prior recall highlights England's problem area
England coach admits trio of keepers used over last year have failed to take chance as Matt Prior is recalled.
Venus Williams survives scare to progress
American appears to be turning into 'Lady Gaga of tennis' with her outfit choices as she battles to victory.
Berlusconi: striptease and bunga bunga
Intercepted telephone conversations lift lid for the first time on Silvio Berlusconi's so-called "bunga bunga" parties.
Mary Portas: My 10 worst customer service crimes
Mary Portas, Telegraph columnist and Queen of Shops, takes shoddy customer service to task in Secret Shopper, her new retail series for Channel 4.
Famous? I just don’t have the time. . .
Andrew Garfield tells Anita Singh that he is far too busy to be distracted by stardom.
Special music clubs for those who hate the "download age"
No phones or texting and you listen to every track on 'Classic Album Sundays'.
Maldives: Diving with manta rays
Tim Ecott finds calm and tranquillity alongside the gentle giants of the ocean.
BMW X3 review
Bigger, greener and better to drive than before, the latest BMW X3 moves to the top of its class.
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