Prince William appeared to be in a playful mood yesterday as the couple enjoyed a day out at the Cheltenham Festival.read
Dobson, 36, one of two men jailed for the 1993 murder of the black teenager in Eltham, South-East London, was given a life sentence at the Old Bailey in January this year.read
The company issued an alert in July 2011 about a problem with 632,000 machines, sold under the Bosch, Siemens and Neff brands.read
A couple walking their dog found the child close to fields used by Bolton Wanderers' academy players in Ox Hey Lane in Lostock.read
Joy Grigg, 50, (pictured) Tregeare near Launceston, Cornwall, (pictured top right) was found nine miles from her home after going missing for 24 hours. She had sleepwalked to a nearby town and was found in a hedge.read
Martine White, of Burnley, Lancashire, who needs a wheelchair to get around, was shocked when officials told her she should not be claiming benefits.read
Ten of Princess Diana’s most beautiful and famous gowns are being auctioned in a lot expected to go for nearly £1million.read
Comedian Norman Collier has died at a nursing home in West Yorkshire aged 87. He suffered from Parkinson's disease for a number of years before his death.read
Michael Philpott, 56, was also accused of planting a wrench outside his Derby council house which he used to smash the upstairs bedroom window where the children were sleeping.read
A dozen police officers were called to a fracas at the Sports and Social bar in parliament last night, where Eric Joyce (pictured) had been attending a karaoke night.read
Joanne Thompson, a senior staff nurse in the special care baby unit of Stafford Hospital, was cleared of misconduct by the Nursing and Midwifery Council into the deaths of 27-week-old Alfie and Harry McQuillan.read
A vase passed down through three generations has been sold for £1million, 100 times its estimated value. The 18th Century bottle necked ornament was bought by an unnamed telephone bidder from China.read
Pope Francis, who is the first Argentinian pontiff and a former Archbishop of Buenos Aires, has previously described the disputed islands as 'Argentinian soil' which was 'usurped' by Britain.read
Space research company Novespace launched its first ever zero gravity flight for civilians in its Airbus A330 Zero-G, with thrill-seekers paying just over £5,000 for the journey.read
A former veteran member of the Socialist Workers Party for 18 years said the party's internal court, known as the disputes committee, has investigated nine separate allegations of rape against members.read
Richard Wallace, 51, the former editor of the Daily Mirror, was questioned by detectives from Operation Weeting, Scotland Yard's phone hacking investigation, at a South London police station today.read
Sixth-former Paul Hurst, 18, mistakenly took a mixture of a painkillers and a tablet used to treat nausea and the 'fun-loving' student was found unconscious on a beanbag at his Hereford home.read
In an interview with Israel's Channel 2, President Barack Obama said Iran is on course to be able to produce nuclear weapons in 'over a year or so.'read
Protestors in Brighton have occupied the tree (pictured) after the Green Party council ordered it to be cut down. The plans have caused an uproar with the city's trendy inhabitants.read
Andy Newman, 37, had bought the bread from Morrisons in Wimbledon, south west London for Mothers' Day.read
Allan Bartlett, (pictured) who admitted burgling a house in Newport, South Wales in search of underwear, has been jailed today.read
The North's missile tests came after South Korea sent a K-55 self-propelled howitzer tank (pictured) was sent to the border city of Paju.read
Apartment owners in the Portuguese holiday complex where Maddie's family was staying when she vanished in 2007 have been asked about six to eight local cleaners.read
Rob Rhinehart – a 24-year-old software engineer from Atlanta - believes his drink, called Soylent, contains all the vital elements of a balanced diet, but with just a third of the calories.read
The player has been banned from the casino while a member of staff who looks after VIP guests has been sacked, reported the Melbourne Herald Sun.read
In a style similar to that of comedy character Andy from Little Britain, Patrick Wildman, 47, who uses a wheelchair was secretly filmed walking around Plymouth city centre.read
Trina Hutchinson (pictured with her mother Sue), from Kingswinford, West Midlands, found a happy face indented on the underside of her molar after it fell out.read
It's thought the oil helps to maintain stable blood sugar levels, reducing hunger cravings, say researchers at the Technical University of Munich and the University of Vienna.read
Lynette O'Callaghan, 29, married Greg Stevenson, 25, at St Botolph's Church in Saxilby, Lincolnshire, in front of her Years One and Two pupils on her birthday last Friday.read
Lee Thompson, 55, from Walney, Cumbria died from a suspected heart attack at the race track in Leeds on March 9.read
Despite conditions overnight being milder than previous nights and temperatures warming, cold wintry showers are expected throughout much of the UK this weekend.read
The Wenlok Jug, a £1 million medieval jug (pictured) stolen from a British museum, was uncovered in a Surrey lock up hidden between stacks of tyres, a court heard.read
A thug has written 'No P*** school' on the site where the Khalsa Secondary Academy could be built in Stoke Poges, Buckinghamshire.read
Dr Davinderjit Bains, 45, assaulted women at Tinkers Lane Surgery in Royal Wooton Bassett near Swindon, Wiltshire, for almost two years before he was caught.read
Royal Navy veteran, Joseph Fontan, 34, told Charlie Thomas and Andy Ritchie they would be kneecapped and killed if they didn't cough up.read
Rebecca Mazrreku, from Rainham, Essex, was heartbroken when doctors failed to find her baby's heartbeat after 12 weeks of pregnancy. She had to have a medically-induced miscarriage at home.read
Fans of author Laurie Lee (pictured) have raised £35,000 to buy his home in Trantershill Wood, Gloucestershire. The Cotswold home inspired one of his most beloved books, Cider with Rosie.read
In a criminal case which places a question mark against President Francois Hollande's decision to have a live-in-lover, Valerie Trierweiler is described as nothing more than a 'mistress'.read
The Peckham palace, home to brothers Rodney and Derek 'Del Boy' Trotter (inset), has been recreated at the Ideal Home Show.read
Permanently moored on the River Thames by Tower Bridge and a symbol of London, the light cruiser is now a museum following its sterling service in the 1939-45 conflict.read
The High Court ruled that a consultation on payouts for thousands of blighted homes was 'so unfair as to be unlawful'. Objections from protesters were not 'conscientiously considered' by ministers, according to a judge.read
Some 87 per cent of teenagers who reported cyber abuse said they were targeted on Mark Zuckerberg’s site, the report showed.read
The study by a professor from Gettysburg College in Pennsylvania suggests the changing contrasts of facial features is one of the cues people unconsciously use to decipher a woman's age.read
Sam Burgess, of Ipswich, Suffolk, claims her critically ill daughter, Sophie, could have died after a privately-run health centre receptionist ignored her pleas for help.read
The two-metre long reptile, called Eric, was hunting for prawns and fish on the Daintree River in Queensland, Australia, when he came across the other crocodile.read
Teenager Ayden Olson, (left) was found at his home in Colchester, and his mother Shy Keenan, a child abuse campaigner, wrote on Twitter that her son had been persecuted.read
David Cameron and Angela Merkel were at loggerheads last night after Solvenia was the only country to back Britain and France’s call to arm the Syrian rebels.read
The company blamed the rise in the price of its coffee to £2.10 on an increase in the costs of key ingredients, such as organic milk, and transport.read
Soldiers with combat experience are 53 per cent more likely to commit violent crimes than their colleagues in non-combat roles, a study has shown.read
Michael Atkinson, 64 (with wife Helen), was discharged from the Royal Bolton Hospital. When police found him, he was also wearing a hospital wristband bearing the name and details of a two-year-old girl.read
Callous Kim Spreadbury offered to do blind Alan Grandfield's weekly shopping for him - but was taking £1,000 every month from him through cash points in Salisbury, Wiltshire.read
Marc Dubois (pictured), captain of Air France flight 447 which fell out of the sky in June 2009, was recorded saying: 'I didn't sleep enough last night. One hour - it’s not enough.'read
West Midlands Police apologised for the tweet as Phillip Simelane, 22, who is accused of stabbing 16-year-old Christina Edkins to death on a rush hour service, appeared at Birmingham Crown Court .read
William Finnegan, 59, known to his parishioners as Father Bill, denied forcefully kissing the 17-year-old and touching her bottom, but was found guilty by jurors at Bradford Crown Court.read
The 21-year-old, who left the Premier League club by mutual consent a fortnight ago, pleaded guilty to the charge at Newcastle Magistrates Court today.read
Max Chilton, 21, from Surrey, who will race as part of the Banbury-based Marussia team, is the newest and youngest British driver to start the new F1 season on Sunday.read
The 150ft long crevasse opened up at an area known as Red Cliff Point near Weymouth, Dorset.read
Scientists at the Institute Pasteur in Paris have discovered that a 'functional' cure can be achieved for some patients who are diagnosed early.read
A member of staff wrote: ‘This is what we prevent you from when it snows......Weeeee ,' above an image of a 2005 incident that killed Joshua Woods, six, and injured nine others in Chicago.read
Sammy the seal pops up near the docks in Billingsgate Market, London, where he is fed salmon by dockside workers. Attempts have been made to release Sammy to the wild but he keeps coming back.read
Karen Perrement arranged for her mother, Nell, (pictured) to stay at St Peter’s Residential Home in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk. She left dehydrated with renal failure.read
White Muslim Richard Dart, 29, received training at Pakistani terror camps over two years with Imran Mahmood and Jahangir Alom, who also pleaded guilty at the Old Bailey today.read
Veteran racing pundit John McCririck will have to watch today's Cheltenham Gold Cup race on television after being released from hospital.read
Sergei Filin, artistic director of Moscow's famed ballet, suffered damage to the surface and inner parts of both eyes in the acid attack outside his home last month.read
The DesignerLine sets are made from a huge sheet of glass, and also have lights that make them appear to 'float' on the wall.read
A 5-foot-long white-tipped shark died following a commercial video shoot for Kmart in which the shark was placed in an above-ground swimming pool.read
Lounging in his swivel chair, the unidentified voyeur continued watching the flick in Brisbane, Australia, blissfully unaware that he was giving workers in the building opposite a peep show of their very own.read
The injured animal - named Bo (pictured) - was found tethered to a tree in Phetchaburi, central Thailand, using a metal chain.read
Warner Bros' have countersued the Tolkien estate who last year demanded $80m after the appearance of Lord of the Rings branded fruit machines in Las Vegas casinos.read
The simple piece of jewellery, which is going under the hammer at a Parisian auction house, comprises two tear-shaped gems, one diamond and one sapphire, set onto a gold band.read
The search giant is facing an angry online backlash after announcing it was closing its Reader services, which aggregates updates from websites.read
The Pope has today shown he really is a man of the people after he shunned a chauffeur-driven Vatican car to take the bus instead.read
Duncan Slater, who was struck by the explosion in the war-torn country in July 2009, has spent the last week training for the challenge in sub-zero temperatures in Iceland.read
WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT Tensions in Afghanistan have been rising as an American general warned of more insider attacks and a photograph was circulated showing six dead Taliban militants.read
Three men from Dagenham, Kent and Hove, Sussex, have been charged following a massive drugs haul involving almost 2 tonnes of cannabis (pictured).read
John Collins, 74, targeted victims with the promise of a job as a nanny on board his yacht in Queensland. He was found guilty of 10 counts of rape at a court in Brisbane.read
Aamna Aliani, 18, bought Christian Louboutin shoes, Dolce & Gabbana clothes and dozens of handbags on an incredible spending spree in London's exclusive Mayfair.read
New industry figures show UK sales of flapjacks slumped by 23 per cent between 2011 and last year.read
70 per cent of mums told Asda that paying bills for energy and water has become less manageable and over half cannot afford to fully fill up their car with fuel.read
One ice cream or yoghurt a day could hinder the survival of women with breast cancer, according to research from the Kaiser Permanente research centre in California.read
Linda Hoff, 57, from Blyth, Northumberland, had the eye drops administered as part of a health check. Hours later, her eyes began to sting and feel sore.read
The explosives (pictured) found in east Kabul and was capable of destroying an area nearly a mile wide, according to security forces.read
A U.S. Army veteran who was fighting for Syrian rebel forces says he is alive and well after a pro-Syrian government group posted a video on YouTube claiming that he had been killed.read
Three administration officials have separately confirmed details of the incident, although the Pentagon has not publicly acknowledged it.read
The President bemoaned his loss of anonymity ahead of he prepares to travel to the country next week, where he will dine with Ethiopian-born beauty queen Yityish Aynaw - the first black woman to be crowned Miss Israel.read
Brain scans now allow researchers to know exactly what a person is imagining. The latest breakthrough comes after scientists at Cornell University used brain scans to decode images directly from the brain.read
Pupils from the National Church of England Academy in Hucknall, Nottinghamshire fell ill after taking a herbal legal high. Herbal drugs can be smoked or ingested.read
Blake Calverley, 18, from Accrington, Lancashire, suffers from hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. The defribrillator delivers a powerful shock - without warning - when his heart stops.read
The new record was set by Janne 'Iceman' Laitinen on an 7.5 mile track carved into the frozen sea-ice of the Gulf of Bothnia, near the city of Oulu, Finland.read
Anonymous callers apparently claimed to have planted cans of the firm's signature energy drink laced with faecal matter in grocery stores.read
An international team of scientists has found evidence of tiny creatures living inside Pacific Ocean floor - covered by 2.5km of water and hundreds of metres of sediment.read
Nigel Martin-Smith, who formed the boyband Take That, is suing the owners of Queer Street in Birmingham claiming they are exploiting the reputation of his venue, Bar Queer, in Manchester.read
June and Barry Steenkamp's home in the southern coastal city of Port Elizabeth has been their bolthole since news of their daughter's Valentine's Day killing emerged.read
The incredible reaction was caught on camera on Cavill Avenue shopping street in Australia's Surfers' Paradise today.read
One young artist, who goes by the name of thedoctorwhoguide2012, is using the power of eBay to sell his intriguing artwork.read
While the move sounds counterintuitive, the International Boxing Association says a lack of headgear actually results in less forceful blows to the head.read
The video, filmed in China, appeared on the internet today and has already stunned many viewers. The 16-second clip shows the small poodle on its hind legs as it is led down the pavement on a leash.read
Mid Devon District Council has issued new guidance ordering that no new signs will be allowed to contain punctuation such as apostrophes in case it causes 'confusion' in an emergency.read
Furious Sun Li turned his home in Foshan, Guangdong province, into a bloodbath when he discovered his wife and another man in bed together.read
Menachem Bodner, 72, turned to Facebook on March 2 to help him find his twin Jeno, nicknamed 'Jolli'. Mr Bodner's original name is Elias Gottesmann. The brothers have been separated since the Polish concentration camp Auschwitz was liberated towards the end of the Second World War in 1945.read
The firm has opened the new Victorian-style store (main picture) in Kirkgate Market, Leeds - where its first stall was located during the 1880s.read
Two villagers in Tiringoulou, in the Central African Republic, claim to have been the victims of genital theft, according to a U.S. anthropologist's report.read
Ieng Sary was on trial for causing the deaths of 1.7million people in association with his brother-in-law Pol Pot, one of the most bloodthirsty dictators of the 20th century.read
The adorable images of the trio were taken at Jigokudani Monkey Park in Japan. Tourists flock to the attraction to see snow monkeys bathing in the parks hot springs.read
Officers have been kitted out with the two-wheeled electric vehicles in Chengdu City, Sichuan Province, and will use them to patrol the city's Chunxi Road shopping district.read
Zorro balances on a surfboard off the New Zealand coast as his owner Matthew Bell launches the pair into the waves, as these amazing pictures show.read
Ivan, an eight-year-old male and Noel, a 10-year-old female, have shown off their fun side since the move, according to Copenhagen Zoo senior adviser Frank Rønsholt, who took the pictures.read
Boris (left) and Marjorie have a combined weight of over three quarters of a tonne - more than a car. Boris alone is four times the weight of an average pig.read