Damien Gayle

Swansea University Student Rhys Dixon (pictured) posted a series of videos as the Swansea Student Drinker which appear to show him drinking damaging amounts of alcohol.

At least 170 of them, including actress Sophie Kennedy Clark (pictured), great-great-great granddaughter of the ship's designer, Hercules Linton, will gather on the decks of the historic vessel.

Prince William's mother-in-law (pictured) joined friends at the exclusive Veuve Clicquot Owners & Trainers bar at Newbury Races.

Visitors to Monmouth will from Saturday be able to use smartphones to scan barcodes at points of interest, instantly bringing up a Wikipedia page about the landmark on their phones.

The tech giant filed a case with the World Intellectual Property Organisation to wrest control of the internet address, which had been used by a Apple fan forum site.

A group of students from Yale University, Connecticut, have found a fungus in the Amazon rainforest that can break down the common plastic polyurethane.

The new gadget will allow marine scientists to reproduce the full range of dolphin sounds, including clicks, whistles and burst pulses well outside of the range of human hearing.

Little Kacey Godfrey (pictured) who has minor 'learning difficulties. has been banned from brownies in Billericay, Essex over 'health and safety concerns'.

The findings are among a new wave of research that suggests that parenthood comes with relatively more positives, despite the added responsibilities.

It is the first structure of its kind spotted in a critical era of cosmic build-up when colossal collections of galaxies called superclusters began to take shape.

In partnership with artist Tom Sachs, the trainer maker will be releasing a capsule collection of jackets, bags and shoes - dubbed NikeCraft - which is set to become the ultimate in geek chic.

'Jailbreaking' refers to the practice of hacking into Apple's products to allow them to play pirated software and media and, in the case of the iPhone and iPad, to be used on different mobile networks.

To the delight of bored MPs, Energy Secretary Ed Davey was forced to catch Charles Hendry as he lowered his girth into the seat at the front of the Government benches.

He was pictured fleeing the scene after he shoved a fire bomb through the letterbox of pensioners Peter and Sylvia Cox at their home in the village of Castle Bytham, Lincolnshire.

Sara Ege, 31, of Pontcanna, Cardiff, is accused of beating her son Yaseen (pictured) to death before setting fire to his body to cover-up his murder.

Sheila Carter cast-on every day for four and a half months to complete the Royal tribute before Her Majesty casts off for her landmark occasion next month.

It is a bitter blow for Britain’s 11.2million mortgage holders and comes as a direct result of the chaos in the eurozone.

Data from the Office for National Statistics showed the number of people unemployed for more than a year increased by 27,000 to 887,000 - the highest total since 1996.

The Transport Secretary (pictured) coined the useless neologism in a video produced by her department telling people to change their travel habits during this summer's Olympic Games.

The youngster was one of six Azad Miah (pictured) allegedly tried to recruit as child prostitutes while at the same time allegedly running a brothel from his takeaway in Carlisle, Cumbria.