The couple have launched legal action against Closer France, but managed to put their concerns to one side as they attended a tea party held in their honour in Kuala Lumpur.read
As sources close to the couple said she felt ‘violated’ by the pictures, there was mounting fear among royal aides that the Duchess faces being relentlessly stalked like the Princess of Wales.read
INGRID SEWARD: Brush aside the memories these pictures bring back of Diana and her treatment by the paparazzi. The simple question is: How could the Duchess have been so daft? read
The British Royal Family has been a target of French celebrity magazines ever since Sarah Ferguson, pictured, was photographed at a villa in the South of France.read
Just three weeks ago fellow officers failed to prevent photos of a naked Prince Harry being taken in Las Vegas and further concerns have been raised after topless pictures of Kate appeared in Closer magazine. read
The Duchess of Cambridge did not appear ruffled by the publication of topless photographs of her holiday in Provence by French magazine Closer.read
Experts say Closer is undoubtedly breaking French law by publishing the pictures but the magazine is happy to take the risk of a small fine in return for a huge boost in sales and revenue.read
Closer accompanied the topless photographs with saccharine-laced prose, designed to justify the decision to print them. Here are the most nauseating examples.read
The French edition of Closer is owned by Italian media group Mondadori, the chairman of which is Marina Berlusconi (right), daughter of Italy’s former prime minister Silvio Berlusconi.read
Two Marines have been killed after Afghan militants armed with rocket propelled grenades and small arms attacked Camp Leatherneck next to Camp Bastion in Helmand Province where Prince Harry is based.read
GPs have been promised financial incentives of up to £26,000 for their surgery if they take certain measures to reduce referrals.read
All his life, STEPHEN GLOVER has believed in Britain’s great institutions. No more. The sad lesson of Hillsborough is how the Establishment — judges, police chiefs, civil servants — closes ranks to protect its own and deny the people the truth.read
Chief Constable of West Yorkshire Police, Sir Norman Bettison, pictured, said today that Liverpool fans were in no way to blame for the disaster, despite stating yesterday they made the job 'harder than it needed to be'.read
Stephen Street and Colette McPartland (pictured) are alleged to have been drinking near their Lisbon home leaving their child to run wild but they say it was fabricated after paper linked their case to Maddie.read
The Prime Minister used a speech to a private Tory fundraising dinner to warn that voters always punished divided parties.read
Tony Blair, pictured, is living well in his house in the Chilterns in South East England as he works as the Mr Fix-it of international corporate diplomacy.read
In London, 150 protesters marched on the US embassy chanting ‘burn burn USA’ as the American flag went up in flames, soon joined by the Israeli flag. read
Fears for any British nationals that may be trapped inside the building grew this afternoon after protesters stormed and set fire to the German embassy next door, tearing down its national flag and hoisting the Islamic banner.read
Bill Edwards, 21, fired his shotgun at a van laden with stolen metal cable after catching thieves red-handed on his family’s property, in Scarborough, North Yorkshire. read
The anti-ageing drink, called Pure Gold Collagen, has become the biggest-selling product on the Boots website after they became the first to sell it in the UK.read
This gap – the largest ever recorded by the bank – means millions of families, young couples and students are being penalised by the highest rents ever charged in Britain.read
Shares in London rose sharply as the British economy took a step towards recovery. Figures showed growth among struggling UK building industry after a bleak 2012 so far.read
Survivor Zainab Al-Hilli, seven, made her claim to investigators, which appears to confirm that just one assassin was involved in the killings.read
Jay Whiston, pictured, from Clacton, Essex died at Colchester Hospital last Saturday after suffering two stab wounds when a teenage party ended in horror.read
Damion Czarnocki, 20, was banned from driving after turning around in the middle of the M6 and careering down the hard shoulder for four miles in busy traffic. read
The classic track Live And Let Die from the 1973 Bond film of the same name topped a poll of BBC Radio 5 Live and Radio 2 listeners.read
A report by the Marriage Foundation has concluded that men who marry are now less inclined to stray from their spouses because they are more serious about their commitments. read
The Department of Health said NHS-funded breast augmentation would only take place for recognised clinical reasons, after official figures revealed girls as young as 10 have gone under the knife. (file picture)read
Peter Glazebrook showed off his 18lb 1oz prize vegetable at Harrogate Autumn Flower Show alongside an 18lb cabbage. read
Researchers at the University at Buffalo found that watching a favourite re-run can boost self-control and willpower.read
Education Secretary Michael Gove, pictured, believes judging schools on teaching, pupil well-being, behaviour and leadership means inspectors concentrate on what matters.read
A rare 1906 limited first edition of the second Peter Pan novel by JM Barrie was discovered in a bin bag that had been donated to a charity shop in Alderley Edge, Cheshire.read
The Large Hadron Collider, buried beneath Geneva, closes down for two years next February, so scientists are looking for a last few revelations from the universe between now and then.read
There was a significant delay before staff realised the tube was displaced - by which time Summer Hawcroft, who weighed two pounds and two ounces at birth, had been starved of oxygen. She was transferred to a specialist unit in Sheffield but later died.read
Kuldeep Chail (left), 47, approached a stranger at a bus stop in Essex and told him he was going to kill his 'white Christian' girlfriend (right) unless she converted to Islam.read
Claire Osborn, 38, took the lump to her doctor and was told it was a type of cancer called metastatic adenocarcinoma - an aggressive throat and mouth cancer.read
Preceded by two police motorbikes, two black horses, wearing plumes of pink feathers, pulled a traditional glass carriage laden with flowers, including one tribute that spelled out 'Our Girl'.read
Donna Sams, from Carlisle, exploited the trust of the vulnerable pensioners she cared for as she repeatedly helped herself to their cash - because she found it 'easy' to rob them. read
David Cecil is charged with 'disobeying lawful orders' from the Uganda Media Council, which says he staged 'The River and the Mountain' in Kampala despite it being banned.read
Ace Bhatti and Soraya Radford will play a father and daughter in the next episode of the popular ITV series - marking the start of a new commitment by executives to make the show more representative.read
Stuart Hyde was relieved of his duties following a meeting of Cumbria Police Authority yesterday following an allegation of a breach of standards in professional behaviour.read
The Mail has teamed up with leading genealogy website findmypast.co.uk to offer you the chance to trace your family tree. It’s easy, it’s free – and you never know what you might discover...read
Raunchy bondage porn 50 Shades of Grey is the number one titles left in hotel rooms - in fact 7,000 of them were abandoned in Travelodges the next morning.read
The gang of four (inset) carjacked the frightened teenager at the bus depot in Walsall, West Midlands (pictured), and forced him to drive them to a drug deal.read
In just one week, 44,500 prescriptions had to be double-checked in 4,409 pharmacies across England, according to industry publication Pharmacy Voice.read
As the popularity of bread plummets, researchers at the British Nutrition Foundation said that people are going without vital vitamins and minerals that are contained in each loaf.read
The ashes of the 'reluctant' icon of the 1960s Space Race were transported on the guided missile cruiser USS Philippine Sea off the coast of Florida and were committed to the Atlantic Ocean by his widow Carol.read
Adult men who experienced parental divorce before they turned 18 are three times more likely to suffer a stroke than men whose parents did not divorce, according to a study.read
Spanish scientists studying the habits of U.S. shoppers say white, educated, city-dwelling women pay the most attention to their food labels, seeing a body mass reduction of 1.76 points.read
Mother-of-four Wendy Gibbons, 39, only found out about the advert on fabswingers.com, which listed her real address in Sunderland and other contact information, when a complete stranger contacted her about it on Facebook. read
Nakoula Basseley Nakoula gave investigators information about the ring leader of an $800,000 scam in which he opened a string of bank accounts under assumed names.read
Paul and Clare Coulston, from Ulverston, Cumbria, have been making guardianship arrangements after she was diagnosed with oesophageal cancer and he with Motor Neurone Disease.read
UK buyers of unlocked handsets were having to wait an extra week or two, while US buyers also faced a week's delay. read
Japan began reviewing its energy policy following last year's disaster at the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant, set off by a massive earthquake and tsunami. read
Seven out of ten parents felt they had taken their youngster's childhood for granted and more than two thirds said it was easy to forget they would not be young forever.read
There are more than 600,000 frozen embryos in storage across the United States and evangelical Christians such as Jeff and Maria Lancaster (pictured) want them to have the chance of being adopted as 'Snowflake' children like their daughter Elisha (pictured)read
This adorable little Javan gibbon holds on tightly to its mother as she shows off her skills on a rope to her new offspring at Hellabrunn Zoo in Munich, Germany.read
The Cabinet Office admits it will carry on spending despite the Liberal Democrats vowing to block cuts to the number of MPs.read
The flag-waving, zip-wire riding, whiff-whaff-playing Old Etonian is riding high after his highest profile summer ever as the unofficial face of the London Olympics. read
This colossal marsupial is something quite different, for these are the remains of a wombat which strolled the Earth 2.5million years - and it was the size of an elephant.read
The millionaire, from Orpington, Kent, who is on bail in Texas, denies trying to sell batteries for surface-to-air missiles in Iran.read
The shocking video shows that as greenhouse gas emissions from energy production, industry and vehicles have increased, temperatures have climbed.read
When Benjamin Benit's remains were eventually found under a bush in Peckham, south London, he was still wearing an England replica shirt from the 2002 World Cup and his left hand was missing.read
In a move reflecting a rise in intolerance towards homosexuality in Malaysia, seminars are offering 'advice' on spotting tell-tale signs that children might be gay.read
The huge forecourt on the M25 was built between Heathrow and Gatwick airports following nearly 17 years of planning disputes and public inquiries.read
Paige Flaherty, 18, who appeared on the show last year in girl band Twisted, allegedly collided with a man at a pelican crossing in South Shields, Newcastle.read
Zeus, a three-year-old Great Dane from Michigan has been named the world's tallest dog by Guinness World Records after being measured at 44in.read
The teenager was a boarder at St Swithun’s School for girls in Winchester, Hampshire, (pictured) where she was taken ill at 1.30pm yesterday.read
The Fed's decision to inject $40bn a month in the U.S. economy saw UK, French and German stocks rise 2% in afternoon trading - but led Egan-Jones to downgrade its rating from AA to AA-.read
Climber Mich Kemeter scaled the breathtaking Grand canyon du Verdon in the south of France 1000ft above the valley - with no safety gear.read
Azhar Ahmed, now 20, who admitted posting the status update after reading about the deaths of the soldiers in March, denied it was 'grossly offensive' under the Communications Act but was found guilty. read
For 130 years, this amazing diary, written by the creator of Sherlock Holmes, has lain hidden. Only now have Sir Arthur’s descendants consented to its publication.read
The Sky Sports pundit's eco-home designs have been given the green light almost three years after first unveiling proposals - having dropped plans to install a wind turbine.read
A study found that those who followed their doctor’s orders and regularly used an inhaler filled with medicine designed to prevent flare-ups fared no better than those who used them only when they actually had an asthma attack.read
Pensioners Mary and George Truell took action when speeding traffic made crossing their Devon road too difficult - and they refuse to remove the 'illegal' sign saying it is on their land.read
Some of the victims were so badly burned that they could not be identified after the accident which occurred on the Kabul-Kandahar highway. read
African Grey parrot Tarbu croaked his final farewell to Nina Morgan, 89, from Exeter, Devon as she made her way to bed.read
Superintendent Rachel Adams (inset), who is one of Kent Police's most senior female officers and vice-chair of a community partnership tackling crime, has been suspended pending the outcome of the investigation.read
Scientists at the University of Rochester Medical Center believe patients could one day be given statins to protect against developing cancer and to treat potential tumours.read
Sleep deprivation after having a baby is so extreme that it can lead to mums falling asleep in the shower and dads going to work on their days off, research revealed.read
Sam Ward was left kicking herself after knocking back the man she met when they both reached for the last box of doughnuts in Sainsbury’s in Spalding, Lincolnshire.read
Sandy Dahl, who was married to captain Jason Dahl, passed away in her sleep in May in Lakewood, Colorado. An autopsy has revealed she took anti-depression and anti-anxiety drugs before her death.read
The first lady was grilled by students at an after-school program at a YMCA in Fredericksburg, Virginia on Thursday.read
Minnesota football coach Todd Hoffner continues to face two child pornography charges, despite investigators revealing that no evidence of child porn was found on the computers taken from the home.read
Apple has almost finished work on a massive solar farm next to its data centre in North Carolina, hoping to boost its green credentials - but scarring the landscape with a 100-acre eyesore at the same time.read
The first ever International Goldfish Championships have begun in Fuzhou, southeast China and the competition is fierce.read
Now researchers at Berkeley Lab want to open up a colourful debate about why our paved surfaces are generally a heat-absorbing black or grey tone.read
A man severely injured in a 1997 bombing in Israel is trying to stop the Warwick hotel in Midtown Manhattan from housing Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, when the dictator hits the Big Apple for the United Nations General Assembly that begins in late September. read
Alan O'Neill of Tacoma, Washingon says he's 'embarrassed and remorseful,' but that it was all a mistake in paperwork that has further led to a humiliating scandal, and potentially the loss of his job.read
A leaked letter from the professor who uncovered the cheating reveals the similarities between different students' answers which he believes cannot have been the result of coincidence.read
Michael Eugene Brewster, 54, was taken into custody on Thursday night and is believed to be responsible for bank robberies in nine states over the past three months. The FBI nicknamed the robber the 'Bucket List Bandit' after he allegedly passed a note to a Utah bank teller saying that he had only four months to live.read
Ciudad Valdeluz was built to be a bustling modern metropolis and to house 30,000 people. Instead, it has become a ghost town characterised by deserted streets and empty spaces.read