Homeowners face a 60 per cent jump in mortgage rates

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Homeowners face a 60 per cent jump in mortgage rates More than a million homeowners face a jump in mortgage payments of up to 60 per cent when their cheap fixed-rate deals end. Analysts fear the impact will result in a surge in repossessions and the Council of Mortgage Lenders has suggested some homeowners should sell their properties...read Madeleine: Tapas Nine witness says kidnapper 'looked Mediterranean' Headlines Taxpayers could lose BILLIONS in Northern Rock crisis £2.5m spent to treat drug addicts - with heroin Britain's Most Wanted: Cop killer arrested in Holland after 13 years on the run Beer sales slump to lowest levels since 1930s 'Diana would have survived if French medics had not wasted time', says top surgeon Brown to bin the plastic bag in a bid to get shoppers to go green Dinah's father says goodbye to his girl at Margate house of horrors Magnolia bark can take bite out of bad breath Doctor 'switched off patients' anaesthetic machines to test trainees' Met Police forced to spend £15,000 on new mascot - because old one is 'too male and white' Chief constable quits after woman complains over 'inappropriate emails' Neighbours wage 'Scrooge-like' vendetta against father's Christmas light show DVT kills 11,000 in seven months and is a 'public health emergency' EU open-borders agreement threatens a 'wave of migration and crime' How I tried to stop yobs 'as they kicked my father to death' Most children are 'healthy, happy and well cared for', says minister Police name convicted drug dealer as fourth suspect in Meredith murder Shopping is better than sex, say four in ten women More men plumping for botox to smooth away ravages of time Government will be 25 years late in hitting benefits target, claim Tories MORE NEWS Taxpayers could lose BILLIONS in Northern Rock crisis Alistair Darling was under fierce fire last night over renewed fears that taxpayers could lose billions in the Northern Rock crisis. He failed to provide a convincing guarantee that all £25billion Bank of England loans would be paid back . . . read Neighbours wage 'Scrooge-like' vendetta against father's Christmas light show Obsessive Christmas fan Vic Moszczynski has been putting on a outrageous lights show for the last 18 years. But his annual display of seasonal good cheer has not made him a popular man with his neighbours who complained to police - and got a court injunction . . . read Doctor 'switched off patients' anaesthetic machines to test trainees' A senior doctor put the lives of patients in danger after he deliberately switched off anaesthetic machines during surgery to test out his trainees, a medical tribunal heard today. Consultant anaesthetist James Murphy, 49, switched off the power supply and told his unsuspecting charges he was going for a coffee break . . . read Botox in a jar: £50 'facelift' cream arrives in the UK Women through the ages have searched for the magic ingredient. Now, if the manufacturers are to be believed, a new face cream billed as the 'facelift in a jar' has gone on sale in Britain Heather Mills's green poster launch hijacked by domestic violence 'pop' at Sir Paul She was supposed to be launching a poster campaign for an animal welfare charity. Instead Heather Mills looked as if she was having yet another pop at Sir Paul McCartney as she unveiled billboard posters Have you got the fat gene? For years it's a question that has baffled dieters, doctors and fitness experts: why do some people put on weight so easily while others with similar lifestyles stay slim? Pregnant businesswoman sacked by boss who 'said babies weren't in the plan' A businesswoman was sacked by her boss after she became pregnant, it has been claimed. He was alleged to have told Catherine Sheppard that 'babies weren't in the plan' Zara's short skirt steals the show at Queen's diamond wedding She was just one of hundreds of guests at her grandparents' diamond wedding celebration but Zara Phillips certainly stood out from the crowd in an attention grabbing - and leg flashing - outfit The intimate pictures 'hidden' for 40 years capture the innocence of the Kennedy era Hundreds of images of the most photogenic American First Family of all time have been gathering dust in Washington's Smithsonian Museum. The Kennedy's album provides an intimate portrait of the magic of what was known as 'Camelot'

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