Nazi 'Angel of Death' Mengele's diaries bought by Jewish collector

An Orthodox Jewish man has paid more than £150,000 for the diaries of a man held responsible for murdering and maiming thousands of people during the Holocaust.The 31 notebooks are an account of Josef Menegle's life after the Holocaust in South America. Known as the Angel of Death, Mengele carried out grotesque and often lethal...

Machine-gun toting cops are no match for a man with plates of shaving-foam': Jonnie Marbles brags about attack on Murdoch

The activist who infiltrated a Commons select committee to throw a shaving-foam pie at 80-year-old  Rupert Murdoch today bragged about how easy it was to dodge shambolic security at Westminster.In a self-justifying article, Jonnie Marbles, 26, claimed he had carried out his 'circus crusade' for all those who couldn't.'Parliamentary...

Piers Morgan demands MP apology over hacking 'lies

Piers Morgan has demanded Tory MP Louise Mensch apologise for claiming he had admitted using phone hacking to get stories when he was a tabloid editor.The two clashed on CNN after Mrs Mensch said Mr Morgan had "boasted" in his book about hacking phones to get a news story while he was at the Daily Mirror.But the MP refused...

push into Afghanistan’s lethal ­bandit country – Helmand Province – by British forces was done ­without enough planning or equipment and under pressure from Nato

THE push into Afghanistan’s lethal ­bandit country – Helmand Province – by British forces was done ­without enough planning or equipment and under pressure from Nato, senior officers have said.A damning new report by MPs has ­condemned the lack of troops, armoured vehicles and helicopters available to support Britain’s mission...

Piers Morgan, the former tabloid newspaper editor, was yesterday pulled into the phone hacking scandal after an influential website linked him to the phone hacking scandal.

MPs called for Mr Morgan to be questioned on his involvement in any alleged illegal practices.Paul Staines, the political blogger who writes under the pseudonym Guido Fawkes, drew attention to comments in Mr Morgan's book The Insider, which is a version of his diaries.In it, Mr Morgan says the “little trick” of entering a “standard...