Emma Mumford, 20, from Weymouth, Dorset is a self confessed coupon queen who spends less than £5 per week on food.read
The former rock star pleaded guilty to a series of charges last month and will be sentenced at Cardiff Crown Court this morning.read
Isaac Fuller, 25, was visiting the famous landmark when he was hit in the left eye with a projectile fired by Eli King (pictured) and Anthony Adams, both 23, in Battle, East Sussex.read
Kate Winslet's solicitors Schillings have issued Fathers4Justice with a legal letter claiming that an advert the group were about to publish were 'misleading and seriously defamatory'.read
Anthony Metzer QC, defending, suggested to the jury at Isleworth Crown Court that Charles Saatchi is using the case to 'attack Miss Lawson by proxy'.read
The spin bowler made the controversial remarks during a conversation with his brother Alec on Facebook just hours after crashing to the embarrassing defeat against the Aussies.read
The notorious criminal spent decades on the run after breaking out of prison, and returned to Britain in 2001. He suffered from poor health in his last few years.read
A Shadow Cabinet source said Mr Balls had until Labour’s conference next September to come up with a credible economic plan or face the sack.read
The family, who have not been named, had been skiing with a ski instructor when the avalanche struck in the exclusive Austrian resort of Lech am Arlberg (pictured).read
The Bank of England had vowed not to even consider changing interest rates from their historic lows until the jobless rate fell to 7 per cent, which now looks set to happen much sooner than expected.read
In its 5 in 5 report, the New York-based company has predicted by 2018 machines will be more human, classrooms will be smarter and medical treatments will be more refined.read
The stunt, condemned by a local MP as ‘particularly distasteful’, was used to advertise an event at Uprawr, in Birmingham.read
Lhouraii Li, 21 from Bradford, West Yorkshire, says her appearance is inspired by Japanese style, unicorns and pink princess Barbie.read
The firm has filed a patent for a phone with two interconnected touchscreens that can display two independent applications.read
The web giants have been buying miles of unused fibre optic cables in the U.S., Asia and Europe so it can send whatever traffic it wants over these private networks.read
India was ready to retaliate against American diplomats in India by threatening to downgrade privileges and demanding information about how much they pay their Indian household staff.read
Graham Rowson (pictured), 60, has traditionally lit three fires for customers at the Black Horse, in Preston, to keep them warm over the Christmas period.read
Prince Harry finished his 200mile race to the South Pole on Friday, and made sure he fit in a stop at a research centre before heading home for Christmas.read
One of the 43-year-old's comrades lost both of his legs, another is expected to go completely deaf and the third lost his foot and a testicle in the blast in Caen, north-west France.read
The country's top judge said the Ministry of Justice would be 'aware' of the threat to Sergeant Alexander Blackman from Islamic extremists and 'take steps to minimise it' as they did with child abusers.read
The 37-year-old woman had been accompanied by midwives from Cabo Frio, southeast Brazil, since the beginning of her pregnancy.read
Scientists at Tel Aviv University in Israel say the ability to process images and link it to memories is previously unheard of in vegetative patients.read
The boy, a member of the Coptic Orthodox Church Centre, in Stevenage, Hertfordshire, asked for a picture while the Prince of Wales chatted to the congregation.read
Thames Valley Police said the hunt for Jayden (left) had led them to the Great Western Cemetery by All Saints' Church in Didcot, Oxfordshire (right).read
Most e-cigarettes will be sold as consumer products from 2016 rather than as more-tightly regulated medical devices, as governments had initially wanted, under new EU rules.read
The Prime Minister will say he understands the concerns of voters worried that incomers should not be allowed to take advantage of Britain’s benefits system and public services.read
Jesus 'Half Animal' Villa, from Las Vegas, broke his neck in several places in July attempting to break a world record. The daredevil now hopes to raise $100,000 to help pay for his 'ultimate comeback'.read
Mistaking the prosthetic for a peeping tom, teachers quickly ushered the children out of the Larkfield Leisure Centre in Aylesford, Kent, while workers investigated.read
U.S. giant AIG Direct is offering a policy for the disease for less than £1 a month. But women in their 50s will actually have to fork out from £6.99 to £16.99.read
Jayde Pitt, from Hereford, suffers from a condition known as Cyclical Vomiting Syndrome and spent up to 18 hours a day vomiting in her bathroom.read
The message, delivered to senior members of the Syrian National Coalition at a meeting of the anti-Assad Friends of Syria alliance in London last week, was prompted by rise of al Qaeda and other militant groups.read
Abbas Khan, 32, an orthopaedic surgeon from London, travelled to Aleppo last year to help treat wounded children.read
BTC China, a Bitcoin and Yuan trading platform, announced that that local payment companies have been blocked from providing it with clearing services.read
The study, by the University of Cambridge, found that printed eye cells were able to grow normally and can be kept healthy.read
Michaella McCollum (pictured) and Melissa Reid - the 'Peru Two' - were yesterday taken to Santa Monica prison in Chorrillo following their sentences of more than six years for drug smuggling in Peru.read
The victim was a 56-year-old man with the surname Zhou. Colleagues said he went into the 9-year-old male south China tiger's enclosure and 'did not come out again'.read
The president of Zimbabwe believes Victoria Falls does not reflect its liberation heritage. Locals already refer to the landmark as Mosi Oa Tunya - which means 'the smoke that thunders'.read
North Carolina researchers interviewed 7,870 women and found that 0.5 per cent of them who said they were virgins had also given birth - without the help of IVF.read
By scanning photos for elements linked to sub-cultures, such as bikers or goths, Californian researchers were able to categorise Facebook photos into groups.read
Ben Nunery, 34, from Cincinnati, Ohio, lost his wife, Ali, in 2011 to a rare form of lung cancer, just one year after they had celebrated the birth of their first child.read
Chinese conservationist Li Quan says money put into the Save China’s Tigers charity was used to fund her and her husband Stuart Bray's personal lives.read
The Catalan officer had been tasked with arresting two extortionists with a history of violence who refused to get out of their car.read
At first glance the designs on the paper sheets look like snowflakes - but on closer inspection the patterns are made from common cold, influenza and pneumonia viruses.read
Scientists at the University of Southampton, have developed the bra which is fitted with sensors which monitor heart and skin activity.read
An unfortunate dolphin finds itself in the path of a killer whale in Santa Cruz, California and is sent somersaulting through the air by its giant fin.read
Nathaniel Flynn, 26, stabbed to death retired headmistress Louisa Denby at their shared home in Shipley, West Yorkshire.read
Train conductor Alexander Frew, 44, from Garforth, West Yorkshire, felled Matthew Welford , moments after being warned to stay away from the victim's wife.read
Healthy over-50s who add a daily apple to their diet can benefit as much as those who start taking a tablet, Oxford University researchers claim.read
Scientists from McMaster University, Canada investigated how celebrities such as Gwyneth Paltrow gain credibility as health advisers.read
According to deputy chief sewer flusher Danny Brackley (pictured), London's sewers cost £12 million a year to repair.read
A study by Bristol and Warwick universities shows teachers should stop bullying in primary school to avoid problems later in life.read
A study by Portsmouth University found just as people learn cookery techniques by watching, chimps learn skills from observing also.read
Demi-Leigh Mahon, from Shropshire, was left incredibly susceptible to infection after her lungs and heart failed to develop properly in the womb.read
Murderer Paris Green, 22, who was previously known as Peter Laing, was allowed to serve his 18-year sentence in Cornton Vale women’s prison, in Stirling, because he says he is transgendered.read
The Prince of Wales told a reception for Middle East Christians at Clarence House in London that people with a 'vested interest' were destroying the relationship between the two religions.read
Abdi Ismail, 33, has been convicted of a string of crimes since arriving in Britain in 1993, including racially aggravated threatening behaviour and assault on police.read
The 26 non-Russians of the so-called Arctic 30 could now be free to return home as soon as they are given exit visas by the authorities after the Russian government passed a new law.read
Look at the legacy those born just after World War II have left their children, i.e. my generation. Generation joyless. Generation left-to-pick-up-the-pieces.read
NASA astronauts plan to perform three spacewalks, culminating in one on Christmas Day, to repair the International Space Station's coolant system.read
Fire crews were called to hoist Samuel Cann (pictured), 35, after he slipped from the chair he spent 24 hours a day in at his home in Stone, Staffordshire.read
Stretching from Devon to Aberdeen, the map, published yesterday by the Government, shows the extent of the new areas under consideration for exploratory work.read
There has been the expenditure of hundreds of billions of pounds, and the loss of hundreds of American and British lives and tens of thousands of Afghan ones.read
Since 2005 the proportion of people who say they have at least one alcoholic drink in seven days has fallen from 64.5 per cent to 58 per cent last year and just 52 per cent among women.read
Since 1853, bank-notes have been made from cotton paper but the Bank has carried out three years of research on switching to polymer notes.read
Joshua Makin from Manchester ate the nicotine patch-style painkiller fentanyl not realising it would give him 50 times the safe dose. He was found dead the next morning by his girlfriend.read
A review by accountants PricewaterhouseCoopers is expected to be sharply critical of the BBC's management of the project, which was meant to digitise the BBC’s archives.read
The vote should be given to all inmates entering the final six months of their sentence, no matter how heinous the crime, a committee says.read
Aldi and Lidl’s success comes on the back of their concerted effort to target middle Britain with high-quality food, wine and spirits at discount prices.read
Bruce Gyngell was bedridden and immobile as he battled brain cancer for more than a year. However for his wife Kathy, helping him end his life was inconceivable.read
Bride-to-be Lynne Wakefield, 44, from Dukinfield in Tameside, was dangerously overweight when she vowed to slim in the run up to her wedding to Rachael's father.read
The former model, 45, was told she must wear a cover over her boot and prosthetic leg to meet international regulations at the games in Sochi, Russia, in March 2014.read
Psychologists at the University of Sheffield say the 'ostrich problem' - ignoring information that can help us - arises because of the need to avoid negative feelings.read
Transport ministers had wanted to impose night time curfews and other restrictions on ‘novice’ drivers in a bid to cut the death toll among inexperienced motorists.read
John Darwin, 63, who was jailed for six years for faking his death for a £500,000 insurance payout, was understood to be in Durham Prison last night.read
Even for the Upper East Side, which is no stranger to luxury living, an opulent $114 million, 20,000 square foot mansion with sweeping views of Central Park and the Manhattan skyline has set new standards.read
WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Toni Lovell-Clarke, 50, from Nottingham, developed muscle dystonia, which left her jaw jammed shut so she could not speak or eat.read
Michael Beaumont from Hoyland, near Barnsley, was convicted of killing his son, Kadan, by a jury at Sheffield Crown Court today.read
Yesterday Lord Hanningfield defended himself saying that ‘at least half’ of all peers were abusing the system – before going even further and claiming: ‘They all do it.’read
A group of husbands had to agree with every opinion and request expressed by their wives without complaint, even if they thought they were wrong.read
In scenes reminiscent of World War Two concentration camps, the footage (pictured) obtained by Italian television shows migrants at the detention centre on the EU’s southern-most landfall, standing naked in the open air, while waiting to be sprayed for scabies.read
Millions of Greeks have been forced to burn wood in their homes after the country agreed to increase the price of heating oil by 48 per cent.read
The fire in Los Padres National Forest in the mountains of the Big Sur region near state Highway 1 had consumed 769 acres by late last night, with only a few areas contained by firefighters.read
A photograph of the man in West Africa was shared on Twitter by Oxford-based Oxfam campaigns and policy director Ben Phillips this morning.read
Some have received packages of £605,000 and then landed a job with a six-figure salary just three months later.read
This week politics student Sophie Gadd spotted a painting in a Berlin museum of Catherine the Great which bore an uncanny similarity to the Prime Minister.read
Experienced ‘pilots’ from XIII Squadron guide Reapers at 50,000ft above Helmand Province via satellite from high-security RAF Waddington, near Lincoln.read
Sir James Munby, the country’s leading family judge, said the attempt to silence the mother was an ‘affront not merely to the law but also ... indeed, humanity itself’.read
These spectacular images captured the moment lava burst into the sky as Mount Etna erupted on Sunday night, with the resulting ash cloud causing flights in Catania, Sicily, to be cancelled.read
She comes from one of Canada's wealthiest families but little is known about Sherry Brydson, who has just been named as the country's richest woman.read
Will Pope, 21, was able to shake the hand of Steve Ince, his donor's father, and find out about the man to whom he shall always be indebted.read
The FBI says Kim has confessed to emailing bomb threats to two school officials and the Harvard Crimson newspaper.read
Rahul Saggar, from Brooklyn, New York, started Presentation Date Night after a woman showed interest in him when she heard a PowerPoint he gave at work.read
Alaska's glaciers have radically changed over the past two centuries. One of the methods used to depict the change has been repeat photography - the art of taking a picture and the returning to the same place decades later to take the same picture.read
Adonis Ortiz, 3, of Tampa, Florida, underwent the multivisceral transplant in October, receiving a new liver, pancreas, stomach and small and large intestines.read
The collection, titled Brooklyn Gang, were taken by renowned photographer Bruce Davidson, who has dedicated his career to documenting New York City life and culture.read
The suspect chemicals are used around the world on farms growing grapes, strawberries, lettuce, tomatoes, tea and oranges.read
A new numbing spray, Heel No Pain by Biochemistry, relieves foot pain for up to three hours; and is set to be released in the U.S. just in time for New Years Eve.read
Toronto mayor Rob Ford mopped his brow with a handkerchief after throwing himself enthusiastically into dancing during Christmas festivities in the city's council chamber.read
A young Indonesian woman literally worked herself to death this week shortly after bragging online about how long she had been in her office.read
Wally the otter was brought into Vancouver Aquarium Marine Animal Rescue Centre two months ago with serious injuries to his flippers and face.read
Ifthekar Jaman, 23, left his home in Portsmouth, Hampshire, earlier this year to join the Islamic State in Iraq and Levant group battling against Syrian leader President Bashar al-Assad.read
Can you help find Tic Toc? Mother's desperate bid to find her son's stolen pony after it was taken from its paddock before he finds outread
Artist Ivan Cash has done a series looking at what the last photos random strangers have on their phones as a way to take a sneak peak into their personal lives.read
Kim Kyong Hui, sister of the young despot's father, was not present at any of the state ceremonies marking the second anniversary of her brother's death.read
In an effort to highlight just how absurd the 'thigh gap trend' really is, video blogger Taylor Adele Smith created a YouTube video Five Ways To Fake a Thigh Gap.read
'If that's Boris Johnson see if you can get his autograph'read
Sean Lynch, from New York, originally shot infrared images through digital camera but decided to try and take similar shots with special film rolls which pick up the that range in the light spectrum.read
Plastic Santas and flashing lights may not feature in the Nativity story but it's hard not to conclude that these souls embody the true spirit of Christmas.read
Neurobiologists have demonstrated how the brains of crows produce intelligent behavior, the same as humans, despite our lack of a common ancestor.read
Researchers at the University of Utah have found that the savannah monitor lizard breathes like a bird through a one-way loop.read
Tom Winsor, Her Majesty's Chief Inspector of Constabulary, told the Home Affairs Select Committee 'in anything that gets measured' there is an 'incentive, resisted by many, to manipulate the process to make your own performance look good'.read
Two years ago, I was in a slough of utter loneliness, writes PETRONELLA WYATT. So, on the advice of a friend, I bought a puppy: a white papillon called Mini and ever since I have pampered her shamelessly.read
Simply called 'Earth Wind Map', the website shows the winds that traverse our planet as snaking lines, with outlines of the continents beneath.read
The cheeky chappie used the new-found camouflage to hide away before pouncing on his mother Sarani n their enclosure at Brookfield Zoo in Chicago.read