The staggering disclosure proved deeply distressing to relatives and will increase demands for new inquests into their deaths.read
The families of the 96 Liverpool fans who died in the Hillsborough disaster have called for the South Yorkshire Police officers highlighted in the newly published independent panel report to be prosecuted.read
Hopes French detectives could make an early breakthrough have been dashed by the revelation that Zainab Al-Hilli is still too poorly to be questioned.read
In a late announcement yesterday, it was disclosed that talks between BAE and European Aeronautic, Defence & Space (EADS) are at an advanced stage.read
The Deputy Prime Minister was attempting to limit the fallout caused by the incendiary text of a speech he had released condemning those who object to the reform. read
The BBC2 programme is now so popular with men that many struggled to choose between it and England’s football match against Ukraine on Tuesday night.read
The general secretary of the Trade Union Congress, Brendan Barber will earn £100,000 when he retires which is four times the average annual salary of a full-time worker.read
British surgeon Hutan Ashrafian believes King Tut and his predecessors may have suffered from a hormonal imbalance caused by temporal lobe epilepsy which also accounts for their powerful visions. read
Sarah Moran showed no more shame or remorse than her child Joseph, 19, of Sneinton, Nottingham, did as he was jailed indefinitely yesterday for the 'brutal and horrific' attack.read
Senior Tories blamed Liberal Democrats for fuelling speculation that the Treasury could water down its commitment to putting state debt levels on a downward trajectory by the end of the parliament in 2015.read
John Bercow, the House of Commons speaker, is the only remaining public servant to receive a 'Great Office of State' pension, one of the most generous in the country. read
Here it is! Apple unveils TALLER and THINNER iPhone 5 made of glass which comes with a sleek new panoramic camera feature.read
With the new model, Apple is ditching the docking port connector it's used for iPods, iPhones and iPads for nearly a decade in favor of a smaller, narrower one.read
Behind the scenes at the Foxconn factory in China, tasked with churning out 57 million iPhones each year, there are not so many smiling faces.read
Gavin Cawser at first pleaded not guilty to the crime that took place at his former girlfriend's home in Swadlincote, Derbyshire.read
It is believed the piece (pictured) could be Turner’s first attempt of a work called ‘St Benedetto Looking Towards Fusina’ - the known version of which hangs in the Tate Liverpool.read
Robert Cox held the 16-year-old boy's arms and pinned him to his chair in the Derby school after being soaked by the drink and suffering a torrent of abuse from the student.read
Jameson, who edited three national newspaper before becoming a popular BBC Radio 2 presenter, had a heart attack at home in Worthing.read
Kirstie and Catherine Fields' illness robbed the girls, from Llanelli, South Wales, of their voices - but they are talking again after being given speech machines for their 18th birthday. read
When Lorcan Dillon, from Manchester, uttered the words ‘I love you’, for the first time, his mother Jayne, from Manchester, was understandably elated. read
The London Britannia Airport, designed by architects Gensler, includes four floating runways tethered to the sea bed. New runways could also be floated in as required.read
The arrival of cold nights have prompted the first leaves to start to turn, according to the Royal Horticultural Society, and this year's conditions could deliver the perfect Autumn.read
Frail patients are frequently woken up in the night and made to walk to another department in their pyjamas because someone else needs their bed, a damning report has found. read
Ray and Violet Donovan's story is the most extraordinary — and deeply moving — story of forgiveness you will ever read.read
A 24-year-old mother will appear in court tomorrow charged with the attempted murder of a baby girl who is believed to have fallen 50ft from the fifth floor of Weston Tower in Wolverhampton.read
Tiya Chauhan fell unconscious and stopped breathing after she ate a raw jelly cube at the Dicky Birds nursery in Wimbledon, south London.read
The Baron Empain Palace in Cairo is closed to the public. There have been reports of orgies and satanic rituals in the past, but now it is inhabited only by bats, stray dogs and - some say - ghosts.read
Two bungling hitmen went to the wrong address in a fatal mix-up and stabbed a teenage schoolboy to death, a court heard. Aamir Siddiqi, 17, was immediately attacked when he opened the front door to his home in Cardiff, to two armed men wearing balaclavasread
Giles Mackay 'lost nearly all sense of objectivity' when he felt his dream family home wasn't being finished fast enough or to his high standards, London's High Court heard.read
John Whittingdale, chairman of the Commons culture select committee, said he feared the judge was going to make his recommendations based purely on the 'stories' he had heard from his witnesses.read
Roger Bolton, a former editor of Panorama, said an obsession with human rights over religious beliefs had left corporation bosses out of touch with the public.read
Patrick McLoughlin insisted the successful bid by rivals First Group was sound and said he would seize control of the London to Glasgow line if Sir Richard Branson's legal challenge is not resolved by December 9.read
WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Murray Gracie, 18, blasted Mark Laird, pictured, as the victim's partner and seven-month old daughter were inside his home in Lanarkshire, Scotland.read
Andy Blamey had to be cut free from a child's swing after he got wedged as he took his niece to have some fun at West Exe park in Tiverton, Devon.read
Scientists from the University of East Anglia discovered that a single protein found in semen generates a wide range of responses in many genes in females. read
Yasmin Adams, of Fenton, Staffordshire, repeatedly warned call operators that she was going to 'smash up' police cars and attack officers with pepper spray.read
The Office for National Statistics said private firms now employ a record 23.9million workers. Economists said the figures were 'encouraging' and 'remarkably good' (file pic).read
The study by the centre-right group Policy Exchange said councils should be forced to free up vast swathes of countryside for house building in a bid to get the moribund market moving again.read
Shocking CCTV footage shows the officer being knocked to the ground as he took down a car registration number in Leicester.read
Just over one in ten said morality meant putting others first, 8 per cent said being faithful to a partner and just 4 per cent opted for having religious faith or beliefs.read
Taking common antidepressants such as Prozac and Seroxat means you are more likely to have a crash if you get behind the wheel.read
Commons Speaker John Bercow presided over a formal ceremony after the majority of MPs backed a Daily Mail campaign for the name change.read
Professor Chris Wise will talk about creating the world’s fastest velodrome, at the Olympic Park, at the Annual Stephen Lawrence Memorial Lecture next Tuesday.read
Among the wacky wonders to find a place in the 2013 edition is Popeye lookalike Moustafa Ismail and his monstrous biceps, and a man with the tallest mohican hairstyle, measuring a towering 3ft 8in.read
The Education Secretary today told MPs that ministers in Cardiff had made a 'terrible mistake' in ordering papers to be remarked - and urged them to think again.read
Ministers in talks with military chiefs to get troops to cover for firefighters, prison staff and immigration workers after TUC backs call for general strike.read
The company has signed a four-year deal to show Aviva Premiership games from the 2013-14 season - but more than 10million customers face higher bills from January.read
Senior officer from Merseyside calls for tougher punishment to reflect the big money being made by criminals growing drugs at home.read
Kerry Ogden (pictured), 23, and Michael Molloy, 18, were returning to Merseyside from Bestival when the vehicle veered off the A3 near Hindhead, Surrey.read
The footballer was given a six-month ban after being caught speeding three times on Chester Road, Stretford, near Manchester United's Old Trafford ground.read
Not only that, but we do not know how much blood we have, how many teeth are in our mouths or what roles our vital organs perform, according to a survey commissioned by the Museum of London.read
Sheffield University scientists used injections of millions of stem cells to successfully treat profoundly deaf gerbils. On average, hearing was restored by almost 50 per cent within just a few weeks.read
Joseph Griffin, of Hartlepool, County Durham, updated his Facebook status with an offensive comment directed at his victim and also posted the man's name and address on the social networking site.read
Today, the Daily Mail proudly launches our sixth Inspirational Women Of The Year Awards, in association with The Sanctuary Spa and the charity Wellbeing of Women. read
The 45-year-old, who has not been identified, had unknowingly ingested the toothpick which then perforated her gullet and lodged in a lobe in her liver.read
Microsoft has unveiled its vision for its future game consoles - but instead of watching the action through a typical computer monitor or TV, your walls come alive with the action.read
Steven Blake (pictured) of Ashton-under-Lyne was found lying on the sofa next to an empty glass while a vulnerable woman screamed nearby.read
It looks like a bizarre futuristic table lamp, but in fact this is a fully featured dancing robot. Called Shimi, it was developed by researchers at Georgia Tech.read
The driver was in a lorry carrying gas bottles that was in a collision with another wagon, carrying a combine harvester, which was parked in a lay-by on the road near Northallerton, North Yorkshire.read
Justices at the Constitutional Court in Karlsruhe handed down their ruling which saves the common currency - for now - but comes with conditions.read
'Lonley' Janet Higginbottom, from Broadbottom, Hyde, drunkenly dialled 999 at 2am falsely claiming she had been stalked and then raped in the street after being followed home.read
A white truancy officer told 11-year-old Sonny Failla (pictured) that he would struggle in life because he is not a 'white British boy'. Hertfordshire County Council is now investigating the comment.read
Eric Rawlinson was squirted in the eyes, struck on both arms and handcuffed as officers removed him from the supermarket in Swindon, Wiltshire.read
Council bosses finally took action against the unnamed homeowner who had not been living at the picture postcard cottgae in Hoofield Lane, Huxley, near Chester after complaints from neighbours.read
William MacKenzie, 68, right, was filmed by neighbours attacking his owls and hawks, Shrewsbury Magistrates Court heard. He is also accused of threatening the birds.read
Of the 236,000 extra people in work in the three months to July, 91,000 were in London. But the number of people out of work for over a year is now at its highest for more than 16 years. read
Chloe Passmore of Lancaster had been treated in hospital twice for her condition but an inquest was told her asthma was sometimes not being 'well controlled.'read
Doctors have diagnosed a rare condition - Prader-Willi syndrome - which leaves five-year-old Jack Cooper, from Hilton, Staffordshire, (pictured) with an uncontrollable appetite.read
Violent protests are sweeping across the Muslim world following a bloody attack on the U.S. consulate in Libya that led to the death of Ambassador Christopher Stevens, pictured, as U.S. officials say they are sending warships to the coast of the volatile country.read
John Christopher Stevens, who has been killed in an attack on the US Consulate in Benghazi, was a career diplomat who had only been appointed to his position as U.S. ambassador to Libya in January.read
The killing of Mr Stevens marks an opening salvo by radical groups in Libya who are now poised, with deadly determination.read
After sitting on the step of Lake House near Wilsford-cum-Lake, Wiltshire, since the 1900s, the giant rock is on display for the first time at the Salisbury and South Wiltshire Museum from today.read
The debate comes up nearly every time a major incident occurs - particularly when comedian Frankie Boyle takes to Twitter to give his verdict on items in the news.read
The awe-inspiring photos taken by Californian Bob Cranston include a close encounter with a rare giant jellyfish that is twice the size of a fully grown man.read
A character trait in psychopaths has been identified by scientists as a common thread in successful US presidents by Emory University researchers. read
The outspoken singer said the stigma of slavery has ruined America and he doubts the country will ever recover from it. read
CCTV surveillance has been set up in playgrounds, classrooms and even toilets and changing rooms. Some schools have a camera for every five children.read
Richard Barnes, 27, allegedly went to buy more alcohol after inflicting the horrific injuries on baby Grace last November at the family home in Castleford, West Yorkshire.read
Last Saturday the lives of 14-year-old Khorshid and her 12-year-old sister Parwana were senselessly cut short when a suicide bomber blew himself up near the Nato headquarters in Afghanistan.read
'Photobombing' - or ruining someone's picture - has fast become an internet favourite and it's not only humans getting in on the action, but animals too.read
The daughter of John Franklin Howard, from Dallas, posted a blog entry in strong defense of her father and listed seven reasons as to why people should believe he is innocent. read
Ex-pupils of slain Matteo Patrick Giovanditto (inset) have claimed he sexually molested them while he was working at schools in Florida, U.S. in the 1980s.read
Miraculously, the comatose victim, a 38-year-old new father known only as Johnny, survived being run over by the train in Stockholm, Sweden.read
Inventive super mum Emily Finch, 34, of Portland, Oregon, bikes around 20 miles a day around town carrying all of her brood aged two to 11.read
Lady Marian Rootes, (pictured) who married in to the car giant Rootes Motors family, housed an art collection, which includes a magnificent 18th century Rococo mirror and a George III Serpentine commode that might have been made by Chippendale himself.read
The mysterious cosmic force thought to be the fuel behind the accelerating expansion of the universe, is real, according to an Anglo-German team of astronomers. read
Chris Devereux, 54, who had served with Merseyside Police, moved to the Cayman Islands to help lead an anti-crime drive. He got into difficulties while diving off Sunset House (pictured)read
From a ladder to a drain, to a telephone pole, it seems inquisitive creatures are willing to put their head anywhere possible, although getting their body out can be an all together more tricky matter. read