The British National party's (BNP) new membership rules are still likely to discriminate against non-white people, a judge has ruled. A threat of a court injunction from the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) last month meant the far-right group had to scrap their whites-only policy for members.

E4's award-winning drama Skins has been granted two further series, the channel has announced. The fourth season of the programme ends next week, with the current cast ending their time on the show.

An iron that looks like something straight out of cartoon show The Jetsons has been developed - called the Infinity - that uses new technology to help people out with their everyday chores. It's the brainchild of inventor Adam Wendel and comes with an interactive touch surface that gadget magazine Wired has described as "not a million miles from Apple's latest mouse".

Drivers in a village in Romania are being warned about the possibility of hitting inebriated pedestrians, with authorities erecting triangular warning signs bearing the slogan 'attention - drunks'. They also feature a picture of a person crawling on his hands and knees, clutching a bottle.

Petrol heads contemplating their next car purchase might like to tune into their TV sets as Fiat Professional is launching a new sitcom - called The Fleet - to promote its range of vehicles. It stars actor Phil Cornwell and, in ten three-to-four minute episodes, details his day-to-day life as the manager of Lightfoot Logistics, with a script penned by David Scott and Ali Crocket.