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Only five senior royals, the Queen, The Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Charles, the Duchess of Cornwall and Prince Harry saw the future king baptised.read

The Royal Family and the Middletons put up a united fashion front at the christening of Prince George at St James' chapel in London today.read

Whilst most of the group chose pale colours for the christening, pregnant Zara draped her growing bump in chic navy.read

The minister reaches out to hold the baby, who sometimes peers up at this too-friendly stranger in weird clothes - and wails, writes BEL MOONEY.read

Police now believe that Maria, who is thought to be four or five, was being prepared for marriage at the age of 12.read

The seven-year-old was back with her family two days after ten officers stormed into her home in Dublin and removed her.read

The Roma were arrested today on the Aegean island of Lesvos. It comes days after a couple of the mainland were charged with abducting a girl known as 'Maria' (pictured).read

The child was given six doses of methadone after a pharmacists at a London branch of Boots gave her mother the wrong prescription.read

Joele Leotta, 20, who came to the UK to improve his English, was sharing a flat with a friend and had already found a job in an Italian restaurant in Kent. But on Sunday night a group of men launched a savage attack on Joele and his friend.read

Smoking and drinking should no longer be termed ‘risky behaviours’ because it is too judgmental, says the chief medical officer for England.read

The map, compiled by the Road Safety Foundation, highlights how risky it is to drive on a road with a colour system - with the deadliest roads marked black.read

The disappointed Bake Off contestant headed straight to her local pub to get ‘absolutely trolleyed’ – and kept her Twitter followers updated every step of the way.read

Renewed fears about rickets caused by lack of vitamin D have prompted Professor Dame Sally Davies to call for a review of current policy, which distributes free vitamins only to low-income families.read

George Lomas, 77, from Cheshire, was told he breached Jayne Wakefield’s contract by not giving notice that her hours would decrease after his wife Rose’s death.read

Research from LV= revealed that workers take an average of 360 days sick leave during a standard 45 year career.read

Bosses at the airport called in officers from the Metropolitan Police after they suspected thefts from lost property.read

Scotland Yard has recruited the officers, who have flown to the capital for a two-year ‘tour of duty’ to help identify and deport overseas offenders.read

Inpsector Ken MacKaill, Detective Sergeant Stuart Hinton and Sergeant Chris Jones told MPs they had 'done nothing wrong' in any angry exchange today.read

Parents Jeremy and Deborah (pictured) have spent two years longing for the return of their daughter, known as Baby Lisa, who was abducted from their Kansas, Missouri home in 2011.read

Susan Wood, from Kirkby, Merseyside, was found at the bottom of escalators on the ground floor of the clothes shop in Church Street, Liverpool, yesterday evening.read

Amy Williams (pictured) arrived at St George's Hall, in Liverpool, wearing her white dress to find bomb disposal units and police officers searching the venue.read

Grandmother Elaine McKay, 57, of Clacton, Essex, is accused of starting a sexual relationship with the 15-year-old boy who she was helping to teach at school.read

The cars - which were meant to be in a 'secure parking area' - were actually parked on land about four miles from Manchester airport in Styal, near Wilmslow.read

In 80 per cent of England fewer than one in 10 homes is within reach of people in their twenties trying to buy alone.read

Experts analysing the wellbeing of the nation reveal the overall happiness of the nation may have been boosted by falling unemployment and the London Olympics.read

Residents in the Hythe area of Southampton, Hamsphire, have been struggling to get to sleep because of the puzzling noise.read

Two Cambridge University researchers made their discovery by fitting microphones to a series of simplified kettle whistles.read

Cheryl Prudham (pictured with her husband and nine children), from Sittingbourne, Kent, was seen complaining about applying for passports for a family trip to Menorca this week.read

Hall, 83, is serving a 30-month jail term for sexually abusing 13 victims, one as young as nine, over a period of nearly 20 years.read

Family and friends paid tribute to James Greenop on his mother Helen's Facebook page. The 10-year-old died at Liverpool's Alder Hey Children's Hospital after being hit by a bus.read

In 2006, Lego said there were four billion figures in existence, but a physics graduate in Virginia predicts the number will rise to almost eight billion in 2019.read

The Prime Minister led criticism against the social networking site after it lifted a ban on users posting graphic videos of violent killings.read

The man was Muammar Gaddafi, the dictator of Libya who had seized power 35 years before. His people were forced to call him the Guide, but the rest of the world knew him simply as Colonel Gaddafi.read

A survey by consumer group Which? asked an optometrist to assess 18 pairs of ready-made glasses from high street chains.read

According to surgeon Dr Raghu Reddy, it's down in part to better awareness of the problem of female hair loss and the possible remedies.read

A copy of Samantha Lewthwaite's manifesto transcribed into English by one her recruits reveals her plans to wage war on westerners.read

Sarah O'Hanlon, 34, had been teaching at Sandymoor School in Runcorn, Cheshire, for three weeks when she came onto the school premises intoxicated.read

A line of half-dressed air hostesses gave commuters a glimpse of what the airline's 2014 charity calendar has in store at the launch at London's Victoria Station.read

The former Manchester United captain responded to claims he had 'overstepped the mark' in his time at the club during ITV's coverage of Champion's League Football.read

Not many interviewers leave Sir Alex Ferguson rattled but Channel 4 presenter Jon Snow gave the former Manchester United manager a going over.read

One in every ten foreign prisoners held at HMP Canterbury was freed back on to Britain’s streets because officials failed to deport them, a damning report reveals.read

Production at the refinery in Grangemouth in central Scotland has been suspended for over a week because of a strike threat by militant trade union Unite.read

Francesco Hounye, 22, had been in the UK for just three days when he was set upon by a gang in east London, who smashed a bottle in his face.read

Super-strength ecstasy drug PMA was blamed for the deaths of Chris Goodwin, 30, and Emma Johnson, 21, after a night out in Bolton, Greater Manchesterread

Ilyas Ashar (pictured) beat the victim, used her to satisfy his sexual desires and forced her to sleep and work in the cellar of his home in Eccles, Salford.read

Russell Gill (pictured) shot a metal crossbow into Darrell Farnham's heart on the doorstep of his Aylesbury home, in what jurors were told was a 'Medieval-style execution'.read

Paul Goodrum, from Humberstone, Leicester, had his face clawed, narrowly missing his eye, and nose bitten by the stray feline and says he is thankful he was attacked and not a baby.read

Annie Woodland told she can seek compensation from Essex County Council after a landmark Supreme Court ruling deemed local authority owed her duty of care.read

Rocketing global rates of stroke among the young and middle-aged are a ‘wake-up call’, say British experts.read

Police said they believed the family of the woman, aged around 20, was responsible for the murders because she had recently run away with her lover and was living with him and his family near Laskar Gah, southern Afghanistan.read

The number of children diagnosed with special education needs has plummeted by 70,000 after the government announced a crackdown.read

The bones of a Tyrannosaurus rex and Triceratops were found on a ranch in Hell Creek in the U.S. state of Montana.read

Gavin Brewer, 32 (pictured) and his partner Stuart Meads, 34, were leaning on boards around a construction site in Camden, London, when they gave way.read

Researchers at Charite University Hospital in Berlin believe lowering people's blood sugar levels could be a way of preventing cognitive decline as they age.read

Prof Richard Prager, head of engineering at the historic university, said he wanted to try and 'level the playing field' for hopeful undegraduates.read

American and Australian scientists teamed up to model a mass extinction of carpenter bees at the end of the Cretaceous and beginning of the Paleogene eras.read

The galaxy, named z8-GND-5296, is so remote scientists are observing it at a time when the universe was in its infancy.read

Jimmy Nelson has spent the last three years photographing 35 of the most aesthetically beautiful and remote tribes in all corners of the world.read

Dean Academy in Lydney, Gloucestershire was forced to close its doors after reports of 'rapidly multiplying' false widow spiders in the school.read

The auto manufacturer has recalled Camrys, Venzas and Avalons as well as their hybrid counterparts, in the U.S. that were built from 2012 onwards.read

The Prime Minister came under pressure from Labour leader Ed Miliband to implement the tax on energy companies proposed yesterday by former Tory Prime Minister Sir John Major.read

Detectives said Leonard Flower was 'violently and savagely set upon' in the garage of his home in Luton on Tuesday afternoon.read

The Children’s Investment Fund, which has built up a 5 per cent stake, is run by Chris Hohn who is also one of the UK’s leading philanthropists.read

Robert Geoffrey Sawyer, 56, has been through Japan's entire legal system from a lay court, which initially acquitted him, to the Supreme Court. The case calls into question Japan's reformed judiciary, in particular the role and powers of a court presided by members of the public.read

Moira Japp, 35 from Worthing West Sussex, above, was staying at the Crystal Cove resort in Barbados when she walked into the door.read

Britain is facing a double whammy of bad weather with heavy rain and floods expected to be followed by a 90mph storm. Police cleared drains in London (left) while roads around Glasgow flooded (right)read

Xander Stephenson, who was just two weeks from his second birthday, was unable to breathe when he got wedged in the gates at his home in Poulton, Lancashire.read

Hayan Kurrum, 2, fell into a bath which his 4-year-old sister had filled while their mother was out of the room at their family home in Bradford.read

Barbara Jurga was told by staff at Lavendale Montessori nursery school in Woodside Park, north London not to speak her native tongue.read

Ryan Morris, pictured with his murdered girlfriend Nikitta Grender, from Newport, South Wales, has said he was looking forward to settling down before she was killed.read

In a recent broadcast on Albuquerque-based KRQE, an as yet unnamed person flew into shot and landed with a thud on the floor.read

Warwickshire County Council, which is tasked with slashing £92million from its budget, spends £12,000 a year on the short films, which feature an attractive blonde presenter and a 'ticker tape' running headlines along the bottom of the screen.read

Sylvia Dawson, 76, was incapable of telling the driver where she lived and ended up 30 miles away from her home after medical staff gave the driver incorrect details.read

Father-of-two Michael Hatcher, 33, had two fingers removed on his left hand as a child, following an accident on a slide.read

Jeremy Green, 25 will appear in York Magistrates Court charged with the murder of Nicole Waterhouse (pictured right) and attempted murder of Karen Browne.read

The serviceman, known only as Marine A, shot the man in the chest with a pistol at close range during an incident in September 2011, it is said.read

Angela Merkel's government said it took the allegations 'extremely seriously' after media reports said the National Security Agency had hacked into her mobile phone 'for years'.read

Jean Francoise-Cope, leader of the UMP party, wants to end automatic citizenship for children with only one French parent.read

The canines have fallen ill in parks in the Kreuzburg and Treptow areas of Berlin, which attract drug users and have ingested drugs as hard as heroin.read

University of Toronto researchers say having sex out of guilt can reduce the satisfaction a partner gets, whereas having sex to increase intimacy boosts a relationship.read

For the first time, the organisers, the Transgender Association for the State of Rio de Janeiro (RIO ASTRA), are offering the winner a transsexual operation from male to female, in Thailand.read

The Nobel peace laureate made a special request to see Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall before her interview with David Cameron at Downing Street.read

With Apple's co-founder Wozniak slamming the devices for style over substance, other experts are torn as to whether customer expectation is really the problem.read

Derek Annan, 24, of Chafford hundred, Essex, is accused of passing customers' security details and passwords on to fraudsters who attempted to withdraw money from their accounts.read

Jeff Horton, a former boxer, was surfing off Pila'a Beach near Kilaueai in Kauai on Sunday when the shark lunged at his board.read

The RSPCA carried out 200,000 rescues last year many of which really took the biscuit - including a dog who got stuck in a plug holeread

Bella Weems, from Chandler, Arizona, is now 17, but she was only 14 when she thought up the idea for Origami Owl - a direct sales jewelry company.read

Every state has now either banned or is planning to outlaw commercial sunbeds due to the country having some of the highest skin cancer rates in the world.read

Dylan Deblaquiere (pictured) and Daniel McDonald, both 21, escaped jail terms after being convicted of filming the sex session at the Australian Defence Force Academy in Canberra.read

Jonas Eriksson, 39, became a multi-millionaire after selling his 15 per cent stake in a Swedish sports media rights business over six years ago for about £6million.read

Sooam Biotech in Seoul, South Korea, has organised the contest exclusively for UK dog owners. The cloning process will be shown on Channel 4 next year.read

The owner of a remote home in California's rural Tehama County says a bigfoot has moved into the woodland behind his house.read

Lawyers told a High Court judge that Barbara Fari, of Haringey, north London, lied about how badly she was hurt and should be found to be in contempt of court.read

Lewis Richardson, 22, lost control of his red Audi TT while trying to find his girlfriend after an argument during a night out.read

Police in New York aching to catch world-renowned street artist Banksy have halted his activity for at least one day - the street artist cancelled Wednesday’s artwork.read

Based on searches on March 9, 2013, the adverts for UN Women expose the negative attitudes ranging from stereotyping as well as a denial of women's rights.read

Gary Meadows, 34, from Teesville in Middlesbrough, has been hospitalised four times because of insects after the venomous spider bit him two years ago.read

Constable Matt Bryant was fishing in Wasing Estate fishery in Berkshire, which has a 10-year-waiting list due to the size of its fish.read

A rock, believed to be one of the largest pieces of the meteorite, is being exhibited at the Chelyabinsk Regional History Museum in the Southern Urals.read

Similar vans were once commonly used but most disappeared in the 1970s when TB rates dropped. Now the UK has more cases than the Netherlands, Belgium, Greece and Norway combined each year.read

Watchdogs are to end a £90million a year rip-off by mobile phone giants who hit customers with sneak price rises on supposedly fixed fee contracts.read

The stunning images, taken by RAF personnel and civilians and named winners of the Royal Air Force Photographic competition, capture the work undertaken by the air force around the world.read

Thomas Ngin's death in the suburb of Bussy-Saint-Georges is now being used as an example of how isolated people can become in modern society.read

The scientists, from Alcaniz, northern Spain, said not only are they cheaper they also yield better results.read

The group were snapped by Starr in Miami Beach, Florida, after their car drew up alongside the convertible The Beatles were in.read

University of California Berkeley scientists said the satellite could cut the cost of the U.S.' $2.5bn annual firefighting bill.read

The works were made by British artist Nick Veasey in an attempt to 'deglamorise' guns by reducing them to the status of scientific specimens.read

Anne Gallacher, pictured, is accused of slapping the woman and making racist comments about black people and foreigners, the Nursing and Midwifery Council heard.read

The change of charges means that instead of a possible 15 years imprisonment for piracy the 'Arctic 30' could face seven years in jail.read

The original Buddhist artworks at the Yunjie Temple in China's Liaoning Province were believed to have been created some 270 years ago during the early Qing Dynasty.read

PPG Industries, supplier of automotive paints, says 25 per cent of the vehicles it supplied in the 2013 model year were white.read

The young man had climbed up 24-metre high voltage tower in Foshan, in Guangdong province, in southeast China.read

Mac's cartoon on what happens to the Bake Off's left over cakes...read

Francisco-based Climate Policy Initiative claims that the annual total of $359 billion is just a fraction of what is needed to address climate change.read

Bio-dynamic coffee farmer Henrique Sloper, the founder of Camocim organic coffee in Brazil, has found the ultimate high-end bean: in bird droppings.read

Stunned snapper Phil Lanoue lives just metres from the salt marshes in Huntington Beach State Park, South Carolina, where the incredible images were taken.read

George Horner and Ma received floral bouquets and a standing ovation from the audience of about 1,000 people in Boston's Symphony Hall last night.read

The iconic tree will depict elements from a traditional festive scene combined with elements of the designers’ heritage.read

The frightened foal survived after being hand-fed goat milk in a baby’s bottle every two hours by Jane Nelson, 49, pictured at her farm in Carlisle, Cumbria.read

The issue has arisen in the Californian town of Truckee, with the insides of several vehicles left in ruins by the hungry creatures.read

Four-year-old Moomoo only survived because the bolt missed his brain and instead embedded in his skull above his left eye. The metal was successfully removed by a veterinary surgeon in New Zealand.read

Jeff Woolf, 54, from London, pictured, invented the foldable helmet after being hit by a car when cycling.read

Photographer John Eastcott, from the Catskills, New York, US, captured the moment in Right Whale Bay on South Georgia Island, near the Falkland Islands.read