Jane Morgan, 38, from Basildon, Essex pictured throughout her dramatic weight loss, tipped the scales at 28 stone when she was at her largest, left.read
The group, who had checked in on time, were steps away from boarding the Bristol-bound flight at the departure gate at Malaga after showing their boarding passes.read
A teenager thought to be possessed by the devil was subjected to a violent crucifixion-style exorcism by four religious extremists, a court in France heard today (Monday).read
Mother withdraws her son, 14, from Muslim school after he was 'banned from looking at female students' as Government threatens closure over how it is runread
Judges at the Court of Appeal in London ruled the non-custodial term originally handed to Neil Wilson, 40, was 'plainly and without doubt unduly lenient'.read
Mr Baker wrote a book suggesting Dr Kelly was killed by an Iraqi hit squad and the incident was covered up by British security services.read
The Earl of Cardigan could be about to lose his dilapidated home on the Savernake Estate in Wiltshire as the trustees attempt to sell it for £10million.read
Eyewitnesses said the young woman's face caught fire in the 'freak accident' in a cocktail bar in Manchester city centre.read
The 43-year-old former England rugby manager admitted on the M5 in Somerset speeding when he appeared at Taunton Magistrates' Court.read
She blogged her account of internet stripping in LA in 2009 on Refinery29 under the name Abigail Fox.read
Samantha Lewthwaite is said to have been part of a terrorist cell targeting Kenyan Defence Force camps, Western embassies and the country’s top politicians.read
The video of the so-called StarbucksDrakeHands guy has been seen more than 70,000 times after he sent it to a woman he met in a Los Angeles coffee shop.read
The former Beatle, 71, found solace in the Scottish estate with his late wife Linda and their children. Caretaker Jimmy Paterson has three months to leave and estate manager Bobby Cairns has been fired.read
The list was compiled following a survey of 3,900 gadget lovers and includes the pop up toaster, the world's first ever laptop and the PlayStation 4.read
Hollie McDowall, eight, from Coventry, is unable to sit independently, is doubly incontinent, can't communicate and has limited vision.read
Trevor Winterbottom, 68, had been secretly growing the drug at his Manchester home. But when his crop grew so large he dug a giant hole underneath an n isolated farm he owned to house his plants.read
Sebastian Judalet and Roberto Gianfala were attacked by a lynch mob while on holiday in Madagascar after being accused of murdering an eight-year-old boy.read
Natalie Hurley was eight weeks pregnant with her third child when she noticed a small mouth ulcer on the side of her tongue.read
The Prime Minister said he wanted to make the ‘dream of home ownership a reality’ as lenders braced themselves for a flood of interest in Help to Buy.read
The American billionaire, Warren Buffett, invested during the recession and is now $10 billion better off. Buffet claims anyone could have done what he did.read
The Lib Dem leader urged people drop pro-EU views into conversation and flood Twitter and Facebook with messages against cutting ties with Brussels.read
A major new study has found the UK's 16-to 24-year-olds are very near the bottom of global league tables in terms of English and maths, and are falling further behind.read
Hayley Constable, 27, from Manchester was said to have been 'absolutely thrilled' when son Alfie was born - a year after she suffered a miscarriage.read
Are you happy with your sex life? If the answer is no, you’re not alone. Studies suggest that millions of Britons are struggling to find the time or desire to make love.read
The Absolutely fabulous star said that it is no longer fun to work at the BBC and that it has become 'unrecognisable' from what it once was, in an interview to promote her autobiography.read
Employees who work through lunch appear less tired at the end of the day if they had the freedom to choose how they spent their break.read
Cookisto, which launches this month, allows users to locate cooks and menus in their community and snap up a hearty meal for around £8.read
Accounts of the 14-year-old's exorcism at a house in Missouri (pictured) in 1949 are based on diary extracts by Father Raymond Bishop.read
Surrey Police officers have apologised for posting the notices through doors on a street in Thames Ditton, which left children as young as six scared.read
A murder probe has been launched after police discovered the body of a man in Hertfordshire and a woman in Essex following a suspected murder suicide.read
Lib Dem Jeremy Browne and Tory Richard Benyon, Britain's richest MP, have been sacked while Labour's Liam Byrne and Stephen Twigg are demoted.read
Fiona-Natasha Syms, 44, unleashed a series of extraordinary messages on the social media website. Robert Syms, 57, had been a government whip since 2012.read
Oliver Cromwell and his right-hand man General Sir Thomas Fairfax met at Wickham Court in Bristol on the eve of the New Model Army’s attack on the city.read
When you eat sensibly and work out diligently only to find the pounds still don't drop off, you must wonder what's going wrong.read
Spritz this room fragrance around your 'danger cupboard' - the place where you keep your junk food - and you won't feel hungryread
Dr Yilkyes Bala has been accused of using a complex web of security companies to mask a ‘systematic attack’ on Britain’s borders at Canterbury Crown Court.read
The drug regulation body decided that it would not pay out for Crizotinib, while the Scottish Medicines Consortium said that they would.read
Marlene Corrall, 66, from Leicestershire, was horrified at the reaction she had after using three L’Oreal Paris Revitalift Laser Renew anti-aging products on her face.read
The 16-year-old survived being shot by a gunman who boarded her school bus a year ago in Swat valley after angering the terror group.read
In plans for a Christmas special revealed yesterday, Sir David Jason will once again play Granville. This time, however, the one-time hapless grocery assistant is in charge.read
Nicole Falkingham, 41 died from hypothermia and acute alcohol poisoning after a night out with friends in an upmarket wine bar in Liverpool.read
A Las Vegas social media scientist found photos tweeted using Twitter's own image host are most likely to be retweeted, while Instagram photos are least likely.read
Director General Tony Hall also said the Corporation would be launching a next generation iPlayer which will offer a 30 day catchup service for the first time.read
The family of six-time gold medallist David Weir today called the situation a national disgrace and said he is being treated like a 'jailbird or a junkie' in his small south London home.read
Abu Anas al-Libi was wanted for planning the U.S. embassy bombings in Nairobi and Dar es-Salaam, but his son (pictured) says he's innocent.read
Reconstruction expert Asim Shahmalak, from Cheadle, will rebuild the lives of seven women who were disfigured - often for just spurning a man's advances.read
The waterproof device, which monitors an animal’s mood, promises to transform every pet dog into a potential life-saver.read
The capital has been labelled the UK’s most hated area in a book identifying the country’s 50 least desirable locations, entitled ‘Crap Towns Returns’.read
Mrs Hislop, 54, who is married to Private Eye editor Ian Hislop, also attacked the term 'women's fiction' in a speech at Cheltenham Literature Festival. She said she believed it came ‘partly from a desire to somehow make bookshops more manageable’.read
Miriam Clegg said it was not surprising that many young girls struggled to find their identity. She added that there needed to be more visible female role models for girls to succeed.read
Eco-warrior Rowan Burrough has been camping out in the boughs of the tree in Stroud, Gloucestershire, to keep developers off the site.read
Margaret Thatcher was always driven by ambition. She put country before family: that was the way she was made, says JONATHAN AITKEN.read
After a report yesterday exposing the shocking figure that most elderly people only have 15 minutes with a home nurse, JEANETTE KUPFERMANN tells of her experience after breaking her left arm and leg.read
New figures from trade association Pact show the US remains the most lucrative market for British shows, with sales increasing by 11 per cent to £475 million in 2012.read
Benjamin Bolsenbroek, from Thornaby, Teesside, died after becoming involved in a 'large scale disturbance' inside a pub in Middlesbroughread
The rat had been clinging to debris as it struggled to stay afloat in the pond in Lucknow, in northern India, and welcomed the assistance of a more aquatic creature.read
The Solara series, the largest of which measures 60 metres wide, are classed as a 'High Altitude Long Endurance solar atmospheric satellites capable of carrying telecom, reconnaissance and atmospheric sensors.'read
Animal behaviour experts from Lincoln stroked cats before testing their level of stress hormones. They found no cats enjoyed constant touching but some tolerated it.read
China is the U.S’s biggest foreign creditor, holding at least £794 billion in US Treasury bonds, and its leaders warned against jeopardising its huge stake.read
Crippling rises in the price of cocoa butter could add 21p to the cost of every 100g of milk chocolate by December, experts said. It would affect everything from truffles to advent calendars and chocolate coins.read
The display is made of bendy plastic meaning it can be attached to curved phones. It's expected to feature on the South Korean firm's rumoured 6-inch G Flex phone.read
Donna George, 48, from Shepley, West Yorkshire, pictured with a pupil, right, and with her husband Ken, left, fell ill on Wednesday night.read
Japan's Nuclear Regulation Authority said yesterday that a worker inspecting equipment accidentally switched off power to pumps injecting water into the reactors.read
Children whose mothers smoked in pregnancy are more likely to become moody and depressed than other boys and girls, say scientists.read
Using a specially developed Augmented Reality App, called Apparition: Dornier Do 17, a full scale, 3D vision of a Dornier Do17 German bomber can be placed in skies above various locations around the globe.read
The rare lizard was found in a pristine cloud forest in the north west of Ecuador by Alejandro Arteaga, the co-founder of an eco-tourism company.read
Judges in Strasbourg handed the criminals taxpayer-funded payouts of £4.4million – an average of £22,000 a head.read
Around 165,000 households that have an earner on a salary of at least £50,000 and have received child benefit this year failed to register for self assessment.read
The march began peacefully, but ugly scenes erupted when it reached City Hall, where legislation that altered teachers' working conditions has been signed off.read
Newcastle University has reportedly applied for a series of different trademarks. But some of them carry rather unfortunate acronyms should the institution name be shortened.read
A study into 30 of the most popular diet apps found most included few or no behavioural weight-loss strategies.read
Twine is banking on people wanting to meet others based on similar interests and not solely on looks. People can eventually choose to reveal pictures when they’re comfortable.read
Swimming with dolphins is the most popular honeymoon activity, but scuba and shark cage diving are growing in popularity.read
Texas teacher Cristy Nicole Deweese, 21, featured in the magazine three years ago when she was just 18 as 'Coed of the Month'.read
Mexican architect Juan Carlos Ramos has spent months planning the layout and design of the house as part of an architectural competition.read
Nearly two thirds of A&E doctors say they are being pushed to the limit, according to a report by the College of Emergency Medicine.read
Kirk Brown, from Farnham, changed his name by deed poll to Vizconde von Hoehen de Bessarabia. He persuaded Nicola Young to plough money into a bogus shipping firm.read
The security sources said the gunmen opened fire on the soldiers while they were sitting in a car at a checkpoint near Ismailia on the Suez Canal.read
Judges investigating the so-called 'Bettencourt Affair' have now formally dropped all charges - but Mr Sarkozy still faces a number of other criminal enquiries.read
The man had supposedly cheated on the woman, bringing another girl back to his flat in Hong Kong, before the incident.read
Mother-of-three Louise Evans, 32, right, was found dead in the hallway of her home in Kidderminster, Worcestershire she shared with husband Alan, 35, left.read
Stacey Dooley, pictured right, visited the Czech capital which has become a 'mecca' for men on the cusp of married life for a BBC documentary.read
More than eight miles of decorations including 250,000 lights and 5,000 stars have been shipped in to stores including the Oxford St John Lewis, where technicians abseiled to put up the ornaments.read
When Las Vegas police met the Minneapolis boy upon landing he told them that he had a 'video game buddy' who he was there to visit.read
Love-struck Craig Mitchell popped the question to Claire Hoyle as doctors rushed him to the operating theatre following the crash in Grimsby.read
There has been no reported sighting of Snowden since he walked out of Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport on August 1 after obtaining temporary asylum.read
Edward Packer, 73, pictured next to the ornate lions outside his home in Sneyd Park, Bristol, dislodged a stone while attempting to remove them and fell.read
The Indian government requires cinemas to play the adverts in any films that feature smoking but Allen refused to make 'customisations' to Blue Jasmine.read
Aurora Snow, 31, from California, details in the memo, posted on The Daily Beast, that she went into the adult entertainment industry to pay off her student debt.read
Wing Commander Paul Bingham Elwell shot down at at least one or maybe two of the planes flying over the French coast in 1944.read
Thomas Keatley, 28, of Sussex, was sentenced to nine years and four months after he was found with handguns, ammo and a large quantity of cannabis.read
A photographer suffering MS has documented her daily life in a series of self-portraits in order to challenge the idea of the disabled as 'other'.read
Anne Hathaway, Michelle Williams and Channing Tatum are among the stars to lend their voices to the film from Oscar-winning filmmaker Bill Couturié.read
Michele Ballarin, a wealthy 58-year-old North Virginian benefactor is said to have ‘more sway in Somalia than the whole U.S. Government.’read
Durham University researchers said touching different parts of the face can be an indicator of how well a baby is developing physically and psychologically in the womb.read
From their inception, tech companies went out of their way to be different - and that meant no more business suits.read
Research carried out by VoucherCodesPro.co.uk found that 34% of Brits have friends on Facebook they don't like and would avoid in real life.read
Michael Fallon assured small investors they would be allowed to buy in to the Royal Mail when it floats on the stock market this Fridayread
In a Radio Times article, Jeremy Paxman objected to a speech in which David Cameron promised a 'truly national commemoration' of the conflict.read
The Brazilian Instagram account, FashionKids, was started by Wilson Dorigon in February 2012 to 'inspire all parents' according to its website.read
Alison Webb, 48, left, failed to notify benefit bosses that she was living with her partner of 12 years Nicola Dolton, 43, right, Southampton Crown Court heard.read
James Holmes had set up two dating profiles which asked 'Will you visit me in prison?' in the weeks leading up to the deadly Colorado shooting last July.read
As part of National Geographic's Great Nature Project, people of all ages have been invited to take pictures of animals and plants and upload them online, Google Maps has shared a collection of images purposely showing off the local wildlife in far-flung locales.read
Laura and Kevin Stier of West Allis, Wisconsin weren't even trying to get pregnant when they defied genetic odds and conceived the identical triplets naturally.read
Rabbi Ovadia Yosef was 93 when he died at 1.30pm today after a 'total failure of body systems'. Thousands took to Jerusalem's streets for his funeral procession.read
The former Massachusetts governor and presidential nominee Mitt Romney has a thing for fine real estate. And his newest interest in Park City, Utah is no exceptionread
Kim Searle, a bookseller from Powys, has won everything from holidays to gadgets. She is so addicted she enters competitions for things she doesn't need - such as winning nappies, despite having no children.read
The RAF Stenigot was one of 20 vital relay centres which enabled NATO commanders communicate across the globe as relations the Soviet Union disappeared behind an Iron Curtain and the threat of nuclear war grew.read
A website called Librarian Shaming has revealed that librarians have just as many guilty pleasures and embarrassing secrets as the rest of us.read
With just the right mix of water vapour and light, Bridalveil Fall, in Yosemite National Park, California, becomes an ethereal rainbow haze that permeates the lush vegetation and dramatic rock faces around it.read
Platybelodon, which lived between eight and 20 million years ago, used its bizarre second pair of tusks to cut tough vegetation.read
In the summer of 1945, 16-year-old Sandy 'Franci' Riggins (now Gutting) and 17-year-old Chuck 'Red' Lewis fell in love and now, almost 70 years later, they're back together.read
Masik Pass winter wonderland of luxury chalets, ski runs and sleigh rides will open near the nation's east coast on Thursday, despite opposition from Swiss, Austrian and French ski resorts who refused to provide ski equipment.read