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Triple crown as Miss England keeps business of beauty titles in the family Her grandmother won the Miss Army Pin-Up competition in the 1940s and her mother was a Miss UK finalist in the 1970s. Now Laura Coleman has followed in the family beauty queen tradition by being crowned Miss England. Tory parliamentary candidate quits after hate campaign arrest A Conservative parliamentary candidate has been arrested over allegations that he masterminded a sustained hate campaign against local Liberal Democrats. School bans youth slang and sees exam results soar A school has banned its pupils from using "street slang" as part of a strict behaviour policy which is transforming its exam results. Ofsted inspections in doubt after Sats fiasco The school inspection system could grind to a halt because it cannot depend on this year's test results, head teachers have said. Sats chaos company ETS could be sacked Exams officials are in negotiations to sack the American company responsible for the marking fiasco that has left thousands of children without results. Labour's prudence is living on borrowed time The demise of its 'golden rules' takes the final shine off Labour, says Patrick Hennessy. Surgeons to be given bonuses for saving lives NHS surgeons are to be paid bonuses based on the number of lives they save, in radical plans being drawn up by hospitals across Britain. Rip-off London's attractions are most expensive in world Londons's top visitor attractions are the most expensive in the world, according to a survey of major cities conducted by The Sunday Telegraph. Labour's car tax rises hit 5.6m more motorists New car tax rises will hit five million more drivers than the Government has previously admitted. Gordon Brown to hear of Palestinian economic woes during West Bank visit Hundreds of millions of dollars in economic development aid to the Palestinian Authority is languishing unused because Israel has not followed through on promises to ease restrictions on movement in the West Bank, Gordon Brown will be told during a visit this week.

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