| Glamorous in green, Catherine Sleeker-Jones shows off her slimline figure
As a down to earth girl from the valleys, she has vehemently hit out at Hollywood's obsession with 'super skinny women'. But as Catherine Zeta-Jones arrived at a party revealing a newly lean physique, the actress appeared to have had a change of heart |  | The Pill made me blind: Doctors failed to spot rare condition that wrecked woman's sight
Gina Matheson?s severe reaction to the oral contraceptive pill at first gave her thumping headaches and blurred vision. But doctors mistook her illness for a simple eye inflammation - with tragic consequences |  | Why are men so scared of successful, attractive, single women?
They're attractive, single and have six-figure salaries - but men aren't interested. Here, three Alpha females ask: Why are men so scared of successful women? |  | Doctor's blunders lead to new ordeal for ex-footballer Colin Hendry's wife
The wife of ex-footballer Colin Hendry is back in hospital after developing problems linked to the botched cosmetic surgery which almost killed her |  | As pressure grows to curb late abortions, a woman who endured one admits: I felt like a murderer
As a mother, your every instinct is to protect and nurture the life of your children. Lying motionless while a stranger ends your child's existence goes against every maternal urge, writes CATHERINE HIGGINSON |
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The UK population will increase by a third, to 81million, in the lifetime of children born today, experts predict. They say the rise will be fuelled by immigration and higher birth rates...
It was the moment when millions of England fans thought their team had scored a try - and one man begged to differ. Australian video referee Stuart Dickinson became public enemy number one in the eyes of England fans . . . 
Madeleine McCann's parents are the victims of a witchhunt and the investigation of them is a 'farce', a former head of Scotland Yard has said. Lord Stevens said the 'sheer inadequacy' of the Portuguese inquiry would make it 'an outrageous miscarriage of justice' . . . 
All prescription charges will be abolished in Scotland ? with English taxpayers picking up the bill ? if the nationalist leaders of the Scottish government get their way, it emerged yesterday . . . 
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