Heath Hall was constructed on London’s most exclusive street, The Bishops Avenue in Hampstead, London, in 1910 for William Park Lyle.read
Jeffrey Johnson, 53, shot his former boss dead outside his workplace on Friday morning, sparking early-morning chaos and multiple other injuries near the iconic New York City skyscraper.read
MICHAEL BURLEIGH: I am increasingly convinced that nothing will stop Israel. Shortly before the U.S. elections, and most likely in October, I believe Israel will launch air strikes on Iran. read
Apple has been awarded more than $1 billion in damages as it prevailed in its patent-infringement case against Samsung.read
The 30-year-old Canadian, who has not been named, was posing for her wedding pictures on a rock when her gown became wet and the weight of it dragged her into the the Ouareau River near Dorwin Falls, north of Montreal, at around 2.30pm. Her body was found by a local diver around 6pm.read
At 4am in Room 2401 of the Encore Wynn Hotel in Las Vegas, the night is still young for party-loving Prince Harry. read
Royal sources stressed that 27-year-old Prince Harry would not be getting a 'dressing down' but Charles was keen to discuss his concerns.read
So far more than 850 people have officially complained about it but none of those protests came from the prince or the royal household, MailOnline is told.read
Shamima Akhtar, 19, was attacked by her two sisters sisters Nazira, 29, Nadiya, 25, and brother Mohammed-Abdul, 24 at her 18th birthday party in Basingstoke, Hampshire for kissing partner Gary Pain, 23.read
It was once an almost exclusively male crime but the statistics from the Ministry of Justice show that the share of women convicted has trebled since 1990 to one in six offenders.read
Tory housing minister Grant Shapps has risked stoking Coalition tensions after signalling support for expansion at Heathrow - which is vociferously opposed by Lib Dems.read
Ladies, this may make you smile. Gents, you may want to look away now. Scientists have found a gene that makes people happy – but it only works in women.read
Seamus Buckley, 14, leapt into action when he heard a four-year-old screaming and banging on a car window as it rolled toward a busy junction in Dalton, near Rotherham, South Yorkshire.read
Yearbook pictures are rarely flattering but these high school photographs truly take the cake. From disastrous hairdos to offensive clothing choices and painfully uncomfortable poses, these 20 school portraits capture the excruciating awkwardness that, for most, goes hand in hand with being a teenager.read
Ministers want to bring youngsters (not ones pictured) in to inner cities in a joint initiative between the Government and Youth United, an umbrella organisation for uniformed groups.read
The man, named locally as Marcus Hughes-Hallett, was snorkelling in Santa Marija Bay off the coast of the Maltese Island of Comino when he got lost in a cave.read
So few readers saw the funny side of the six-point guide that the student newspaper Cherwell was forced to remove it from its website hours after it was put there.read
Anders Breivik was yesterday sentenced to 21 years in prison for the murder of 77 people. The Norwegian right-wing fanatic, who set off a bomb in Oslo then went on a gun rampage at a youth camp last summer, could be out in as little as ten years.read
The NSPCC warned yesterday that growing numbers of girls become distraught or even suicidal after regretting giving in to pressure to send explicit photos and videos of themselves.read
Hungarian born Zsuzsi Starkloff tells the story of how she could have been Duchess of Gloucester were it not for the Queen sabotaging her relationship with Prince William of Gloucester. read
Thomas Briggs, 31, a menacing career criminal with a string of convictions for assault to his name, knocked Nikki Brewer unconscious on a night out in Colchester, Essex.read
In a furious letter to Education Secretary Michael Gove, they called for an urgent inquiry into the 'manifest unfairness' of 'appalling' marking in this summer’s GCSE English exams.read
While she has stated that she does not want to die, the woman, who cannot be named for legal reasons, refuses to eat because of a ‘morbid fear’ of putting on any weight.read
The £45 drop follows a toxic combination of soaring prices, high unemployment and muted wage growth or even pay cuts.read
Joyce Winsie Hau, 15, was murdered in her home in Rotterdam, Holland by a teenage boy hired by her best friend who planned her murder as punishment for posting unfavourable comments on Facebook.read
Rounding up a group of bald guys and throwing water balloons at their head, one photographer has managed to create the illusion that the follicly challenged men have wigs made of water.read
The Soli Brug Gallery near Oslo bought Rembrandt's 'Lieven Willemsz' for an exhibition and wanted to save money on couriers and insurance by having it delivered in the post. read
David Wyn Jones, 42, of Tremadog, Gwynedd, a former insurance salesman, was sent to a secure psychiatric unit by a judge at Caernarfon crown court. read
It took a team of 20 rescue workers two hours to carry Caroline Williams-Jones from her home near Bridgend in South Wales - which she had not left in eight years.read
Famous for representing Andrew Flintoff, Jeremy Clarkson and Sir Alex Fergusson, Freeman insists that women benefit from being ‘complex, emotional, hormonal and different’ in court.read
Surrounded by the sharks as they went out for a paddle near Sennen Cove in Cornwall it turns out the family had nothing to worry about, as the dorsal fins seen poking out of the sea belong to harmless basking sharks. read
It's a story that's never lost its power to disturb. Now a forensically researched book casts a haunting new light on the fate of Ruth Ellis - the last woman to be hanged in Britain.read
Rawad Bastawi, 31, raped and sexual assaulted a 13-year-old girl whom he plied with drugs and alcohol 'for days' in December last year. He was jailed for eight years at Lewes Crown Court today.read
Tim Blake-Powell, 51, pimped out six women - including his ex-wife - and also worked as a prostitute himself from a flat in the well-heeled cathedral city of Canterbury, Kent.read
Alarming new figures have shown how the number of severe diabetics in Britain has rocketed as a result of the country's obesity crisis.read
We asked expert and former leading supermarket buyer Angela Mount — who once had her tastebuds insured for £10 million — to taste the cheapest bottles in the supermarkets. read
Combined polyethylene glycol-hydrophilic carbon clusters - which are already being tested to enhance cancer treatment - can help restore balance to the brain's vascular system by stabilising bloodflow.read
The legendary World War 2 airman John ‘Cat’s Eyes’ Cunningham inspired generations of children to eat carrots by claiming his deadly accurate eyesight was down to his love of the vegetables. read
The pesky bloodsuckers have thrived after a wet spring followed by the recent muggy spell, sending demand for bite and sting relief creams soaring across the UK.read
Damian Rzeszowski knifed six people to death after his wife Izabela admitted having a two-month affair with another man in Jersey, but was cleared of their murders.read
Six people are still in a critical condition after the balloon hit a tree and burst into flames near the Slovenian capital, Ljubljana, leaving 28 injured.read
Jess Morris (pictured), 37, from Brighton, was said to have sold the books when he took them from 85-year-old Raymond Haworth on the pretext they were to form part of an exhibition.read
In England and Wales there were 497 cases in the first six months of 2011. But this year that figured has soared to 964 over the equivalent period, the Health Protection Agency revealed.read
James Paterson of Fife, Scotland, had earlier been found guilty of three murder attempts, two rapes and assaulting a three month old baby, during a catalogue of violence over the course of five years.read
Poloko Hiri (pictured), originally from Botswana has had his application for citizenship rejected by the UK Border Agency who claimed the single offence was a sign of ‘bad character’.read
The three-year project by researchers from the University of York will take place on the National Trust’s Longshaw Estate, Derbyshire, a hotspot for the northern hairy wood ant.read
The minute-by-minute reconstruction of the city's fate is based on the tale of Pliny the Elder, the Roman admiral who took command of the city's evacuation.read
The Prime Minister this week hosted Sheikh Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, whose brutal regime has been widely condemned after at least 40 people died since a crackdown on anti-government protests last year. read
It is an astonishing sight, and the only place in the world where a man made hurricane can be summoned on demand from 12 giant fans.read
Forecasters are predicting torrential rain and localised flooding with only glimpses of sunshine throughout the weekend.read
A discussion on online community site Reddit has revealed a series of gripes and confessions by hotel workers. It followed a recent question posted by user Smadisond.read
Hui 'Leo' Gao from Rotorua, New Zealand triggered an international manhunt after he transferred millions of dollars to overseas bank accounts on discovering Australian bank Westpac had made the error.read
The document - headed 'Restricted' and 'Decisions - Supporting Rationale' suggests what will happen to the 41-year-old Australian if he tries to leave Ecuador's embassy in London.read
Archaeologists are hoping to find the lost grave of a medieval monarch in a dig which got under way today. read
In a scene not too unlike one in the hit movie Bridesmaids, pictured, the Southwest Airlines flight had to make an unscheduled stop to remove an unruly woman who got in a fistfight with another passenger.read
Mitt Romney has said that the reason he doesn’t want to release any more than two years of tax returns is that he doesn’t want to reveal how much he has ‘tithed’ to the Mormon church.read
He's been throttled, punched and kicked. His face is held together by metal plates and he's deaf in one ear but Kieran Heakin (pictured), a headteacher in Burnley, has no plans to quit the job he 'loves'. read
The German Chancellor sought to reassure Greek prime minister Antonis Samaras over the country’s future in the single currency as it lurches closer to the abyss.read
Academics say pregnancies among under-16s in England and Wales have proved 'resilient' over the last 40 years, despite Government policy initiatives.read
Chief Constable Chief Price will be quizzed over the arrest of his wife, who is also a police officer. He is already being investigated as part of a corruption probe.read
TV presenter Jeremy Clarkson, pictured, was mistaken for a boy-racer as he filmed for the latest Top Gear DVD in Darlington with fellow host James May and The Stig.read
Aides insisted the reference to the Politburo – the sinister ruling body for the former Soviet communist party – had been ‘misunderstood’ after he took the swipe at the lighting of the Paralympic cauldron. read
A pair of sheep farmers from Lancashire are the first men in Britain to be convicted of castle rustling in a quarter of a decade.read
He had the conversation with a classmate at the University of Colorado-Denver. The student was not identified and the threats were not reported to police.read
Scotland Yard commissioner Bernard Hogan-Howe has asked the Government for reassurances that financing for the inquiry into the disappearance of Madeleine McCann will be continued.read
Overweight girls are at the highest risk from the condition, which has been generally regarded as an adult disease, according to a study by scientists in California.read
The red-faced youth has now been fined £80 for wasting police time after footage was discovered of the jump which shows him coming a cropper in Coseley, Dudley.read
People are diagnosed as acute insomnia sufferers if they have had problems sleeping for less than three months - chronic insomniacs suffer for longer.read
Nasa has begun reveal the secrets its engineers hid in the Curiosity rover currently driving on the surface of Mars. Engineers used morse code to spell out JPL (Jet Propulsion Lab), the lab where the rover was put together.read
Rather than trying to kill bacteria outright, Université de Montréal researchers have discovered superbugs can be tackled with a treatment that weaken them, allowing the body's immune system to take over the fight.read
A murder investigation has been started following the discovery of a 68-year-old man's body at his home in Bradford. read
Two of Cornwall's finest found themselves in a bit of bother after their vehicle became trapped between two buildings on a narrow lane in the coastal town of Looe. read
It may be hard to hard to believe but these pictures are created using standard ballpoint pens. They're drawn by Portugal-based attorney Samuel Silva, who describes his art as a hobby.read
A newly-discovered interview with Martin Luther King from 1960 can be heard for the first time, revealing a rarely-heard insight into the civil rights leader's time in Africa.read
Renee Linnell claims Body Evolutions founder Billy Macagnone (pictured) ‘severely damaged’ their Manhattan business through his ‘abuse and betrayal of women.'read
The 'time capsule' was left nearly 100 years ago in Otta, central Norway with strict instructions for it not to be opened until 2012. After generations of waiting, its secret was unveiled today.read
It is an astonishing view of the swirling paths hurricanes and tropical storms have taken across the globe since 1851.read
Design studio Realitat transformed five music collections into 'microsonic landscapes' by re-imagining soundwaves as sculptures - and appear to take the shape of cities, mountains and volcanic craters.read
A picture taken by the street-level imaging site shows a mystery figure lurking outside the family home in Linton, Derbyshire, at about the time the white Abbey Aventura vehicle vanished. read
Doctors spent 30 minutes reviving lifeless Callum Wingate, 7, who slipped into the two metre area of the pool on his first holiday in Majorca. He is fighting for his life at Leeds General Hospital, where his parents Robert and Lorraine are keeping vigil, pictured.read
The protected animals have been sitting in their cages in Puerto Falcon, Paraguay after Argentine officials refused their re-entry after a new law banning live animal acts.read
Yvonne Davies (pictured) issued a stark warning to cannabis grower Christopher Duncan, 55, at Manchester Magistrates Court by giving a harrowing account of how the drug killed her brother Glen Harding.read
Wonky carrots, stunted parsnips and imperfect apples will all make a return to supermarket shelves after Britain's dismal weather conditions affected the harvest.read
British researchers found sufferers of the disease struggled with light tracking part of eye test, and say 'Potentially exciting' results could lead to new screening process.read
The shark appeared to have been tagged by wildlife officials. Massachusetts marine biologists have affixed several sharks with radio tags so that they can track their whereabouts. read
Pappy the mixed Labrador was starving and covered with scars when he was found wandering the streets of Dallas, Texas.read