Distillery announces controversial plans to store whisky in ALUMINIUM bottles as it's better for the environment than traditional glass
Stirling Distillery, one of the country's smallest whisky makers, says that the metal bottles are better for the environment than traditional glass.
Sparklers in cake suspended from ceiling set hotel on fire during wedding celebrations in Italy in echo of deadly Swiss resort inferno
The incident took place just days before the fatal New Year's Swiss ski resort fire, allegedly triggered by sparklers in champagne bottles that ignited foam soundproof cladding in the ceiling.
Mystery as Brit, 69, is found dead on his yacht off Thai island of Phuket
The 69-year-old, who also had Australian nationality, had not been seen in several days before he was discovered lifeless on his ship anchored off Khao Khad Beach on January 11.
Met chief Sir Mark Rowley accuses 'pundits' of damaging London's reputation after being confronted with figures showing disastrous record on mobile phone theft
Sir Mark Rowley, the Metropolitan Police Commissioner, said negative 'rhetoric' was masking the reality that London was a 'safe' city.
Major incident is declared in Kent and Sussex as thousands of homes are left without water
Around 41,000 homes are affected and the Kent and Medway Resilience Forum (KMRF), a partnership of agencies and councils in the county, have declared a 'major incident' in response..
Nationwide fights back against scammers with a checker tool to highlight dodgy phone calls
Britain's biggest mutual has launched a scam checking tool which will tell customers if they are on the phone to a genuine Nationwide employee or a scammer.
'I never thought I'd make it past 40': Claire Foy says she's 'contemplated death' all her life after suffering multiple medical issues as a teenager
Her childhood was blighted by a series of unforeseen issues, including a benign tumour and juvenile arthritis that left her unable to walk without the aid of crutches when she was just 13.
How Queen Mother's serious car crash nearly resulted in a miscarriage that would change history - and devastate the Royal family
As the centenary of her birth in April approaches, it's hard to imagine a time where there was no Queen Elizabeth II.
Is Marlon Brando REALLY the father of Michael Jackson's son Blanket? New claims emerge that the actor 'donated sperm to the singer' amid longstanding paternity rumours
The Godfather actor, who died in 2004 aged 80, donated sperm to the pop star before his son Bigi Jackson, 23, was born via a surrogate in 2002, sources told The Sun.
Criminology lecturer dubbed Britain's 'poshest thief' over Le Creuset crime spree is spared prison again after stealing £12,000 of luxury vodka, prosecco and gin from Sainsbury's
Pauline Al Said, 35, nicknamed herself 'the UK's poshest thief' after she repeatedly shoplifted hundreds of pounds worth of goods from premium supermarkets Waitrose and M&S.
Heineken boss quits as young shun beer
Dolf van den Brink said he will leave the company, which also brews Amstel and Birra Moretti, at the end of May after 28 years at the firm including almost six in charge.
Football super-agent, who represented Gareth Bale, called woman his 'slave' in company email as he faces rape and torture criminal investigation
A woman referred to as 'Jane Doe' has accused the agent of trafficking her from Australia to the UK and raping her 'in excess of 39 times'.
Philip Green's son Brandon, 31, makes an unexpected appearance at the Golden Globes to support his Hollywood star girlfriend Tessa Thompson, 42
Philip Green's son Brandon made an unexpected appearance at the Golden Globes to support his Hollywood star girlfriend Tessa Thompson.
Great British Bake Off star Ruby Bhogal is left 'heartbroken and really lost' as she suffers a miscarriage weeks after finding out she was pregnant while on a second honeymoon
Great British Bake Off star has revealed she has suffered heartbreaking miscarriage just months into her pregnancy.
British troops could follow Trump's lead and board Russian 'shadow fleet' ships carrying sanctioned oil under plans being considered by government
On Wednesday, US forces seized two tankers linked to Venezuelan oil exports in 'back-to-back' operations in the North Atlantic and the Caribbean.
How airlines ensure pilots aren't drunk while flying - and which country has the strictest rules
While it's rare for pilots to attempt to fly under the influence of alcohol, a string of incidents in recent years has brought the issue into focus.
Trump warns Greenland to make a deal with US before Russia or China takes over: 'Their defense is two dogsleds'
President Donald Trump dismissed concerns that taking control of Greenland could anger NATO, saying the alliance needs the US more than the US needs NATO warning Russia or China could move in.
Ryanair passengers left 'crying and distressed' after being forced to pay £75 for luggage 'as part of a money-making scheme'
One Ryanair passenger says she was fined £75 because the wheels on her suitcase were poking out of the airline's bag sizer - even after she paid extra to take it on board.
Ten classic cars likely to rise in value in 2026, picked by one of the industry's leading experts
Which classic motors are currently representing the very best value with attainable prices and could be on the verge of exploding in price in the coming months?
Dieselgate 2: Government needs to get tough on car makers that used emissions defeat devices, says RUPA HUQ MP
As 1.6m Britons await the outcome of the 'Dieselgate 2' group action, Rupa Huq, Labour MP for Ealing Central and Acton says its now time for Government to get tough on car makers who fit defeat devices.