Tomer Grencel took more than 1000 photos throughout his wife's pregnancy and created a fascinating stop-motion video of the whole nine months.read
Road rage killer Tracie Andrews, who was sentenced to life in prison after stabbing Lee Harvey 42 times in 1996, has seduced Gary Goldsworthy, according to his wife.read
Joyce Thacker, head of children's service at Rotherham Borough Council, said the three ethnic minority children were taken away from their Ukip member foster parents because of the party's views on multiculturalism.read
Jessica Ashton-Pyatt, a talented writer and artist, died while on a half-term break with friends at Butlin's in Skegness when she was so ill her stomach ruptured.read
EU officials work a basic 37 and a half hour week, receive 18 public holidays, including 'Europe day', and are entitled to a host of other bonuses, including first class travel.read
The girl was walking along Galliard Road in Enfield, London when she was dragged into nearby Jubilee Park and subjected to a sex attack. read
The 50-year-old actor certainly made his presence known as he shut off the whole of London's Trafalgar Square while shooting his new movie, All You Need Is Kill, in the capital. read
Young Right-wingers at Corpus Christi College who once voted for Courtney Love, pictured, to be officer for rock 'n' roll, have accused their political opponents of personal abuse and intimidation because of their views.read
Its purpose will be to study the four greatest threats to the human species - artificial intelligence, climate change, nuclear war and rogue biotechnology. read
A study has found that grades are rising as the use of coursework to assess learning increases, sparking fears that students are increasingly downloading essays and plagiarising academic work they find online.read
David Tracey, 48,of Billericay, Essex, was arrested by police in Essex and charged with four counts of making indecent images of children.read
Face-to-face appointments with GPs could be replaced with treatment via the phone and Skype under plans unveiled by health ministers this week. read
A seven-year-old girl suffering from leukemia is one of Oregon's youngest medical marijuana patients, with a daily dosage administered by her mother that is the equivalent of smoking up to 10 joints in 24 hours. read
Lord Justice Leveson is expected to call for new legal curbs in the wake of the scandal at Rupert Murdoch’s News International, including the hacking of murdered schoolgirl Milly Dowler’s phone.read
Julie McCabe, 38, had been on a life- support machine since suffering a suspected allergic reaction to L’Oreal Preference hair dye in October last year.read
Azerbajian ladies who lunch lie naked in baths of crude oil, believing that the warming effects of 40C crude cure skin diseases, rheumatism, arthritis and even ‘nerves’. read
As his people struggle in squalor, South African president Jacob Zuma has sparked outrage by spending £17.5 million to upgrade his rural family home.read
One in ten long-term unemployed on the Government’s flagship back-to-work programme opted to go without benefit rather than accept help to get them a job.read
The single storey one-bedroom wooden property in Shaldon, south Devon, boasts under floor heating, a marble wet room, wireless internet, and electric windows which automatically close when it rains.read
The huge sums will be scrutinised when Met Commissioner Bernard Hogan-Howe appears before a powerful group of MPs on Tuesday, with Scotland Yard under pressure to save more than £500 million.read
Chester Council has joined forces with police to introduce a 'heritage awareness' course in an attempt to combat the public nuisance, which officials say is corroding the city's buildings. read
With more than 808 million views, 'Gangnam Style' has become the most popular video on YouTube. It beat out Justin Bieber's 'Baby' for first place.read
Microsoft has jumped on the visual device bandwagon and now plans to create their own eyeglasses. read
The Chelsea and England midfielder has given Teresa Canete notice that she has just days to move out of a four-bedroom flat in Barcelona that he bought for her in 2008.read
He is due to authorise a Home Office consultation on forcing retailers in England and Wales to sell alcohol at a fixed minimum price in an attempt to curb problem drinking.read
Former Conservative deputy chairman Lord Ashcroft told friends that outspoken Australian Lynton Crosby’s remark about 'f****** Muslims' was a major error of judgment.read
The three were injured when a large spruce tree collapsed in Western Way in Exeter. Meanwhile, people were forced to flee their homes as flood water caused 'serious threats to life' in Cornwall.read
Nearly 100 doctors who faced probes over the past seven years have been erased from the medical register, some without any admission of guilt, according to the General Medical Council. read
Respublika, an opposition newspaper in Kazakhstan, has been ordered to close by the country’s president Nursultan Nazarbayev, who has hired the former Prime Minister to advise him.read
Arafat died in November 2004 in a French military hospital. Palestinian officials claim he was poisoned by Israel, but have not presented evidence. Israel has denied such allegations. read
The body of 39-year-old Marc Smithers was found sprawled in the cubicle by Coral staff in Stanwell, Surrey, after customers noticed that the toilet door was bolted shut.read
Translated from Spanish, La Esperanza means 'hope,' but looking through a series of photos from the infamous men's prison in El Salvador that bears that name, one sees nothing but anger and hopelessness.read
The Mail on Sunday can today reveal that the dead man in the photograph is 37-year-old father-of-five Ribhi Badawi, a Palestinian prisoner in Gaza.read
Mark Kennedy, 43, pictured, is claiming damages due to police 'negligence'. The landmark case is due to be heard at the High Court next year.read
Police were nowhere to be seen as masked thugs wielding clubs smashed plate glass windows, scrawled graffiti and upturned dustbins in the Buenos Aires. read
Sgt Danny Nightingale, 37, (pictured with his wife) led a sniper team that was on 30-minute emergency standby at the height of a scare involving a plot to shoot civilians on the streets of a British city.read
Bethan Robertson-Smith suffered facial paralysis after a car crash that almost killed her, but thanks to an operation she can finally smile again.read
This will be done by increasing the number of offences where the courts can require a motorist to take an extended test – lasting twice as long as that faced by learner drivers.read
One in four cancer patients who receive radiotherapy in hospitals would benefit from the latest techniques, but most hospitals do not offer the treatment.read
Marie Crean-White was asked by social services in Camden, North London, to look after a newborn girl as neither the baby's troubled Jamaican mother nor her African father were able to look after her. read
Cadbury has developed a way of breaking down sugar particles into smaller pieces, reducing how much fat covers them and making the bar more resistant to heat. read
It follows claims that the Al-Hillis, of Claygate, Surrey, may have had links to a multi-million pounds fortune hidden around Europe by the late dictator Saddam Hussein.read
Owner Stuart Oates, 28, pictured at Rosuick Organic Farm near Helston, Cornwall, is selling 14 camels. He first invested in the animals because he wanted to start camel treks.read
Norfolk County Council was forced to apologise yesterday after furious drivers were stuck in a huge rush hour queue on the A47 Norwich Southern Bypass.read
Fred Thomas, 62, from Cushing, Maine, U.S., was sentenced to five days in jail by Justice Jeffrey Hjelm (pictured) after pleading guilty to the assault.read
A Vermont man, Frank Siecienski, is convinced that Bigfoot is roaming through his apple orchard at night...and he claims to have footage to prove it.read
Anna Ryder Richardson opens up about the terrible accident, the court case, the reason why the tree fell and how the entire incident has been 'deeply hurtful'.read
Sussex Police was charged extra by Reliance Secure Task Management after the number of detainees in their custody centres soared. read
Pupils at the independent Perse School in Cambridge are being challenged with physical and academic tasks that teachers do not expect them to achieve.read
Alfred Throop, 67, was on a bus in Northfields, Leicestershire, when the incident happened. Realising the driver was unconscious, he grabbed the wheel and steered it to the side of the road.read
McDonald's is testing three new Quarter Pounders after reporting its first monthly sales drop in nine years earlier this month.read
As Prince Charles’s former under butler patiently guides me to my butter knife, this is as close as I will ever get to hosting a Highgrove dinner party.read
Little Jack Baird (pictured) is one of 20 children who were selected for a drugs trial which was to be supported by the donor pledging money to the Society for Mucopolysaccharide Diseases.read
Miss Phillips, 31, also revealed that it was Prince Harry who introduced the drunk rugby player to her in the popular Manly Wharf bar.read
Michael O'Kane (pictured) had been suspended from his role in September while an internal investigation was carried out into the tabloid's decision to run pictures of Kate and Prince William sunbathing on holiday in France.read
A multi-million-pound funding scheme to train top graduates will be announced by Education Secretary Michael Gove on Monday. It has been awarded to charity Teach First.read
A scrap of paper with a Spanish mobile number was all the police needed to track down one of Britain’s most devious drug barons.read
In the fourth quarter of 2009, sales of tablets in North America are expected to exceed laptop purchases by as much as 50 per cent as millions invest in the gadgets as gifts for their loved ones.read
Greg Dyke (pictured) has attacked the chairman of the BBC Trust in a newspaper column as he commented on the challenges facing the corporation.read
Rebecca Blake, 29, (pictured) is currently on bail but faces three months in a Dubai jail before being deported along with Irishman Conor McRedmond.read
Figures have revealed almost 5,200 university leavers sought employment in mainland Europe, the Far East and North America last year. That is up by 1,000 since the downturn started.read
Stretching out, the white and black cat flicks his tail with pleasure as his friend gets to work on his lower back, pushing every little claw into his thick coat.read
The body of 33-year-old James Lambert was discovered at Imber Cross, in Thames Ditton, Surrey on Friday morning by a police officer after he was reported missing. read
In very strong language, Prince Charles claimed the planet was doomed to an 'unimaginable future' if the problems of carbon dioxide emissions into the atmosphere, intensive farming and the depletion of natural resources were not addressed.read
The store has decided that its grottos will go, after feedback showed youngsters were left bewildered by seeing one Santa in one store, and another elsewhere.read
Robert King, 48, had failed to tell South Central Ambulance Trust that he killed a gay man in a homophobic attack at a public toilets in 1980.read
As Lindsay Lohan is preparing to unveil her take on Elizabeth Taylor in a new TV biopic, a series of vintage photos from Life magazine take a look at the late screen siren who had inspired a generation with her beauty and talent.read
The 23-year-old has been identified locally as Timothy Wall, from St Leonards, Dorset, and police say they are not treating his death as suspicious.read
For the first time, the Office of Rail Regulation has officially disclosed how much it costs each of the 19 companies to carry a passenger one kilometre.read
Addressed to his three children including his youngest Emily (pictured), Nick Crews says he does not regret sending the email bemoaning his 'bitter disappointment' of his offspring. read
The predicted increase means bills will rise by £33 each year until 2045 – so the average bill will be £1,000 higher. read
Office workers in Bognor Regis, West Sussex, couldn't believe their eyes when they saw the girl being left outside the door of a branch of the bookmaker Ladbrokes.read
Westmont, Illinois, mother Rebecca Busch almost had a heart attack when her 22-year-old daughter Samantha texted a photo of herself plunging into the attraction.read
The fire at the nine-story factory in the Ashulia industrial belt started on the ground floor and quickly spread. Firefighters took nearly five hours to extinguish the flames.read
This architectural masterpiece situated in the salt mine in Nemocon near the capital Bogota is situated 800metres below the ground. read
Smiling toward the camera despite his head falling heavier into his chest, baby Leo fights to keep his eyes on his mother with a twitching smile before catching his near fall and popping back up, wide-eyed, like a daisy.read
Art director Jimm Lasser and his photographer pal Ray Gordon came up with the idea of pairing classic cars with the people they were named after.read
Police want to speak to a couple who the child molester befriended and allegedly told them gypsies had approached him asking to buy children.read
Last June, Lisa Gant, 30, and Alex Pelling, 32, of Manchester, England, embarked on a mission to travel the world and wed in every place they visit, and this weekend, they came to South Carolina for their 29th ceremony. read
How do you prepare to land a space craft on the surface of a moon that no one has ever gone to before? read
While some may avoid working with children and animals, photographer Brad Wilson deliberately sought out something 'a little less predictable'.read