UK News: Lexus launches recall of its faulty models

The problems have not been known to cause any accidents so far, the company said.

Lexus is part of the Toyota group which has been hit by massive recalls this year which hit sales.

113m jackpot claimed

THE winner of the UK's biggest lottery prize was deciding today whether to go public on their record-breaking windfall.

The lucky ticket holder, who could be an individual or a syndicate, won a whopping 113 million in the Euromillions jackpot in the draw on October 8.

Footballer arrested over sex assault allegations

A FOOTBALL star has been arrested on suspicion of sexual assault by police investigating an alleged incident at a nightclub, it emerged today.

West Ham defender Manuel da Costa is on police bail pending further inquiries.

The Portuguese player was alleged to have molested a woman dancing at Faces nightclub in east London, then assaulted her and two of her friends when a row broke out.

Scotland Yard said allegations had been made by a woman in her early 20s.

Brits shun move abroad

THE number of Britons looking to buy property abroad dipped sharply last month, with interest in America and Australia cooling considerably, it was revealed today.

Internet searches for property overseas fell 17 per cent in September 2010 compared with August 2010, a report by property website Rightmove and foreign exchange company Moneycorp showed.

Gamu over X Factor pain

X FACTOR reject Gamu Nhengu said that she was over the pain of being kicked off the ITV talent show.

The 18-year-old, who awaits news of whether she will be deported to her native Zimbabwe, spoke out as she made a guest appearance at the 15th annual Mobo awards last night.

London: Four people were in custody today after protesters broke into the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills.

Officers were called at 8pm last night following reports that a group of around 12 people had forced entry into the government building in Victoria Street.

Warrington: A company which supplies body armour to soldiers in Afghanistan and some 25 police forces in the UK has been placed into administration.

More than 60 staff at Shieldtech, and its subsidiary Aegis Engineering, have been made redundant.