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Teenage model dies from cervical cancer after doctors refused to give her a smear test because she was too young

Sophie Jones, 19, from Eastham, near Liverpool, was initially told she had Crohn's Disease after going to the doctor saying she had bad stomach pains.read


BREAKING NEWS: Television chef Clarissa Dickson Wright has died at the age of 66

One half of the TV cookery duo, Two Fat Ladies, Miss Dickson Wright died in Edinburgh on Saturday, her agent confirmed this morning.read


Just five super-wealthy families own more than the poorest 12 MILLION Britons put together

Five super-rich families in Britain own more money than the poorest 12 million people in the country combined, according to new research, confirming the gap between rich and poor.read


No TV but Keira is hounded to pay her licence: Actress reveals collectors demanded money despite not having a set for years

The actress has complained she was ‘hounded’ by collectors despite not owning a TV for years, and admits she watches BBC shows for free on iPlayer.read


Kelvin Hewitt whose penis was hacked off could have been victim of mistaken identity

Father-of-seven Kelvin 'Kelly' Hewitt, 40, was found blood-soaked last week beside the A66 near Middlesbrough, and was taken to hospital.read


40p tax storm rocks Tories: As business leaders call for millions to be spared higher rate, Osborne denies saying people ENJOY paying it

Pressure is mounting on George Osborne to raise the 40p tax threshold – after he reportedly said that people did not mind paying the higher rate because it made them feel like a ‘success’.read


How breast might not always be best: Babies breastfed for two years are more likely to have tooth decay

Californian researchers found that the more frequently a mother breastfeeds her child after the age of two, the more likely the child is to have severe tooth decay.read


Is this proof that missing Malaysia Airlines flight WAS 'hijacked' by one of its pilots? Final words from MH370 were spoken after its communication equipment was disabled - and the pilot sounded calm

CCTV footage captures Captain Zaharie Ahmad Shah, pilot of the Boeing 777 flight, being frisked while walking through security at Kuala Lumpar International Airport.read


MH370 Malaysia Airlines mystery: Police probe whether flight engineer Mohd Khairul who was flight engineer for private jet firm was involved in hijacking

The aviation engineer is Mohd Khairul Amri Selamat, 29, a Malaysian who has said on social media he had worked for a private jet charter company.read


'Fanatical' missing Malaysia Airlines plane pilot pictured wearing political T-shirt

An image has emerged of the pilot of the missing Malaysia Airlines jet wearing a T-shirt with a 'Democracy is Dead' slogan as it has been revealed he could have hijacked the plane in an anti-government protest.read


Missing Malaysia Airlines MH370 plane hunt stretches from Kazakhstan to Southern Ocean

The move came as Malaysia appealed for radar data and search planes to help in the unprecedented hunt through a vast swath of Asia stretching north-west into Kazakhstan.read


Keen chef, inventor and passionate about toy remote-controlled aircraft: inside the home life of MH370 pilot Captain Zaharie

Friends and family of missing Malaysia Airlines 370 pilot and suspected hijacker Zaharie Admad Shah say he is a 'good hearted' man who loved cooking.read


Is missing Malaysian jet the world's first CYBER HIJACK? Chilling new theory claims hackers could use a mobile phone to take over the controls

Anti-terror expert Dr Sally Leivesley said a remote device, such as a USB stick, could override the flight's security software and alter its altitude and direction.read


The terrible legacy of one mother's search for mid-life love: Newly single at 39, Rachel went online dating. What happened next will terrify every woman tempted to do the same

Mum-of-three and almost 40, Rachel didn't have high hopes of finding a match online. After a whirl-wind romance, Rachel was cheated on and contracted HIV.read


Why men ARE sex obsessed: Chaps would spend more than four hours love-making and only three and a half hours working during their 'ideal day'

The modern man, given the choice, would allow sex to be their biggest and longest activity of the day, saying that on an 'ideal day' they would pledge 4 hours to the activity.read


Will cleansing wipes wreck your looks?

Sales of cleansing wipes have doubled in the past year as busy women enjoy a simple way to remove make-up. But could they be doing long-term damage to your skin?read


The secret to a long life: Strip naked and have a coffee!

One of the world’s top cancer specialists, Dr David Argus, gives you the top tips on how to live a long and healthy life.read


Mollycoddled kids 'grow up as narcissists': Psychologist warns growth of play dates supervised by adults is creating generation of children who cannot empathise

Dr Peter Gray said 'free play' - where children are left to their own devices - is the primary means by which children overcome narcissism.read


Chinese woman appears to post her suicide on Instagram

'I will haunt you day and night after I'm dead,' jojostai1012, from Shanghai, told her ex on Instagram before sharing a photo of her belongings burning and another of her legs dangling perilously out a window.read


Yorkshire Ripper Peter Sutcliffe killed five more women during his killing spree, cold case detective claims

Sutcliffe was convicted of murdering 13 women. But cold case reviewer Chris Clark believes he may have killed five more women in the Midlands in the 1970sread


Simon Cowell send up I Can't Sing edited... because it 'mocks' Palladium owner Andrew Lloyd Webber

The new stage production, written by comedian Harry Hill, is an irreverent send up of talent show The X Factor – with former EastEnders star Nigel Harman playing a very camp version of Simon Cowell. But executives at the West End theatre are said to have vetoed a portion of the script.read


By George! Cost of fixing up William and Kate's four-storey Kensington Palace residence ready for baby prince spirals to £2million after first budget is 'blown out of the water'

Taxpayer-funded building work at the four-storey, 20-room Apartment 1A of Kensington Palace (pictured) far exceeded initial estimates and is set to dwarf the £1.1million already spent.read


Olympic cycling champion Sir Chris Hoy suffers Twitter abuse from Chelsea fans - who mistook him for referee Chris FOY

Fans of Chelsea FC directed their anger at the six times Olympic champion after referee Chris Foy sent off two of their players and ordered manager Jose Mourinho from the bench.read


'Unfortunately you were not at home and have no cannabis left': Police leave unusual calling card at house they targeted in drugs raid

Officers from Greater Manchester Police kicked down the door of the house in Worsley, Salford, during the raid, but nobody was at home.read


Shocking moment a child pokes its head out of Mercedes sunroof while travelling along dual carriageway at 40mph

The little girl - believed to be aged between four and six - popped her head out of the car as it approached a roundabout in Gillingham, Kent.read


Housebuyers gazumped in deals with NO rival bidders: Unscrupulous estate agents are persuading sellers to raise prices days before exchange of contracts

‘Ghost gazumping’ sees unscrupulous estate agents persuading sellers to increase their house price just days before the exchange of contracts.read


Ebbsfleet chosen as Britain's first new garden city in almost a century

The new garden city will be built at Ebbsfleet in Kent, which will initially provide 15,000 homes, Chancellor George Osborne said.read


Britain will end up in United States of Europe if we don't act now, says Cameron: PM lays out seven targets of renegotiation of Britain's EU membership

Stricter immigration controls and abolishing the principle of 'ever closer union' featured in Mr Cameron's plans, as he claimed public support for EU membership is now 'wafer thin'.read


Working couples' childcare tax break: Budget pledge of £1,200 per child but stay-at-home mums miss out again

The measure is good news for large working families after warnings that the cost of childcare exceeds monthly mortgage payments.read


Home sweet dome! Man builds his own dream mini-home in just six weeks for only $9,000

Steve Areen's otherworldly Thailand dome home was built in six weeks -- for a mere $9,000. Areen was invited by a friend to build a dome home on a Thai mango farm in 2011. The cost for the basic structure was under $6,000, but went up to include finishing details and furniture.read


Four arrested as police find missing toddler Lola safe after she vanished when her mother visited her in foster care

Lola Page, 13 months, who was last seen on Friday, was found with her mother, Stacey Ball, 18, at an address in Willenhall, West Midlands, at 1am today, police said.read


Real women on the cover of Vogue? No one would want to buy that, claims editor

Alexandra Shulman, who has edited the publication since 1992, also said she was ‘fed up’ of questions about thin models and the fashion industry.read


I used to be so angry, thinking I'd never lose weight... I was drowning in food, says Fergie

Over five months, the Duchess of York has managed to lose three stone – and says she is determined to keep the weight off this time round.read


Mother who won £1.9million Lotto jackpot goes back to work... as a volunteer 'puppy parent'

Michelle Edwards, 43, of Poole, Dorset, felt like she needed to give something back to society - and has now become a volunteer dog trainer.read


Australian man kicked out of nightclub, then arrested, for bad dancing

Police found the man yelling and damaging public property: 'Bad moves all round. Some people should not drink and dance.'read


Crimean referendum voting begins as region decides if it should split from Ukraine

Thousands of pro-Russian Crimeans have been celebrating in the regional capital of Simferopol after a vote overwhelmingly back leaving Ukraine and joining Russia.read


4,000 NHS managers given pay-offs have been rehired after the government 'handed out cheques like confetti'

More than one in six managers and administrators given payouts worth as much as £650,000 are now back working in the health service.read


Supersize NHS! Health trusts spend £6m in just two years on equipment for patients who weigh up to 70 stone

The money spent by NHS Trusts went on items such as reinforced operation tables, super-sized beds and extra-large bedpans for patients weighing up to 70 stone.read


Ladybirds can fly 74 miles in one go: Research shows insects can also travel as fast as racehorse and fly at height of 3,600ft

The ladybird has often been seen as an intimidating insect, but now new research at Hull University reveals that they can zoom around faster, and travel higher, than previously thought.read


EXCLUSIVE: Babies abused while laying in a Pentagram, Satanic writings on church walls and devouring of cat's blood: The twisted confessions of the pedophile church pastor from Louisiana who inspired 'True Detective'

The hit HBO show True Detective drew its inspiration from a Satanic cult run by a pedophile church pastor in Louisianaread


Slithering on a Cornish beach, the 3ft adder

It looks like a scene from a desert, a solitary snake, a venomous sidewinder slithering across the desert, but it's actually a common adder slithering across a Cornish beach.read


Boss 'sacked us when we said no to a threesome at his flat': Female executives seek £100,000 in compensation

Anna Mazover, 29, and Diana Nicholl-Pierson, 24, claim they were told they would get promoted if they had sex with married Darren Scott, 55.read


Twenty minutes of exercise a day 'wards off flu': Risk can be reduced by 10% with regular activity

Twenty minutes of high intensity exercise every day can ward off flu-like illnesses, claim researchers at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine.read


People really do see red when they're angry and it's all because our ancestors linked it with danger

Researchers from North Dakota State University found people who displayed signs of anger were more likely to choose the colour red in a series of images.read


Luxury yacht smashes into Richmond Bridge on the Thames

The unknown pilot of the Victoria, a £1 million Princess V57 motor yacht, was unable to stop the craft smashing into the west London bridgeread


Parents 'only go to church for places at faith schools'

Research released by the Church of England reveals that large numbers of parents are probably feigning faith to help secure good school placesread


Why it's not that dim to bump into a lamp-post: Other objects fade away when we concentrate on a certain one

Research carried out by University College London found we often look but don't see. Objects that we aren't focused on appear dimmer, as if the light were turned down.read


British couple on two-year honeymoon riding 20,000 miles around the world

Kat and Steve Turner, from London, set off from New Zealand in April 2012 and have spent 674 days pedalling the same bike home across three continents. Today they arrived home.read


Mystery Briton claims 108million EuroMillions jackpot

A person has stepped forward to pick up a EuroMillions prize of £107,932,603.20p. A spokesman for the lottery said that the person could go to collect the winnings from the bank from tomorrow.read


Handyman took £200,000 from woman, 89, after secret court gave him control of her bank account

The handyman persuaded the confused and vulnerable woman to sign an agreement that he should control all her bank accounts, savings and property.read


A slimline Aga for the city set: Manufacturer unveils electric version aimed at young urban homeowners

Aga unveils a modern take on its traditional design, trying to take this cornerstone of rural life into the heart of the cityread


The battle of Niagara Falls tourism: The US plans that could tempt visitors away from Canada

America has always lagged behind Canada in terms of visitor numbers for Niagara Falls, but now it is planning to go upmarket and tempt the big spenders south of the border.read


Could your child's phone be making them UNSOCIABLE? Two thirds of parents worry their children can't interact with people

London-based researchers polled UK parents and children. A third of the children said they check their phone several times an hour.read


Skipton in North Yorkshire is named the best place to live in Britain

A compilation identifies Skipton as the ultimate location, ahead of Newnham in Cambridge, Monmouth in Wales and Falmouth in Cornwall.read


The pony club ball? It was more like one of Caligula's orgies...

Racing journalist Roger Mortimer wrote dozens of gloriously funny letters to his three children. Here, from the latest volume, we share his wry and despairing accounts of married life...read


DOMINIC LAWSON: Osborne won't cure the 'cost of living crisis' - but warring supermarkets can

It is foolish to the Chancellor can do anything much to solve what Ed Miliband calls ‘the cost of living crisis’. But it is already being addressed - by very large retailers reducing the costs of their goods.read


Oil found under Tory heartland: Deposits in southern England may be rich as North Sea but getting to them will involve fracking

Desposits in Sussex, Surrey, Kent and Hampshire could equal a third of the resources in the North Sea but fracking would have to be used in order to extract them.read


Third hand smoke - the sticky brown residue on smokers' walls and furniture - could be even MORE dangerous for children than passive smoking, warn experts

Research shows second hand smoke can react with indoor pollutants to become a new carcinogenic compound.read


For £15, the formula to banish frizzy hair: Rush for Boots treatment that beats £400 salon rivals

The new Free From Frizz 6 week Blow Out is the UK's first home-based keratin treatment which claims to eliminate frizzy hair for more than 40 days.read


Girl, 2, dies after she was knocked down by car at gipsy Oaks View Caravan Park

The toddler was struck by the vehicle as it reversed at Oaks View Caravan Park in Upper Arncott, Oxfordshire, at 4.55pm yesterday.read


SEBASTIAN SHAKESPEARE: BBC Chief's lover handed a five-part drama deal

Tom Rob Smith, who will write new BBC drama London Spy, is the lover of the Corporation’s controller of drama commissioning, Ben Stephenson.read


How inspectors 'favour trendy methods and force teachers to waste hours on pointless preparation' when judging schools

Ofsted’s verdicts are only as reliable as flipping a coin - with many relying on personal preference, think-tank Policy Exchange claims.read


How George has tightened his belt: Chancellor's 5:2 diet appears to be working as he looks noticeably slimmer for appearance on breakfast TV

The Chancellor is said to have shed significant amounts of weight by cutting his calorie intake to just 500 on two days of the week. David Cameron is also believed to be on the diet.read


Surreal dream sequences featuring rescue dogs created by photographer who just wants to help them find a new home

Self-taught photographer Sarolta Bán, from Hungary, decided to turn her talents of transforming everyday scenes into magical pictures to help re-home abandoned animals.read


Latest round of words added to the Oxford Dictionary include one of the rudest in the English language

The offensive word - which has been added under the 'c' section - joins nearly 900 other terms newly added to the reference collection.read


We need a new law on weekly bin collections to force councils to bring them back, admits Pickles

The Communities Secretary said it had taken Labour ten years to ‘destroy’ the traditional weekly service and suggested it would take as long to restore it.read


Scarlett Johansson speaks out over Woody Allen abuse claims

Scarlett was one of the many Hollywood actors named in the open letter by Dylan Farrow that was published in The New York Times last month, and the Captain America actress has labelled the criticism 'irresponsible'.read


Amazing video of man singing Let It Go from Frozen as 21 different Disney characters including Mickey Mouse, Winnie the Pooh, Pumbaa and Jack Sparrow

It's already the most successful song from a Disney film in 20 years. And a university student from Texas has given Let It Go from Frozen even more of a cartoon flavour, by singing it in the voices of 21 different Disney and Pixar characters.read


From women brewers, a perfect pint for a lady: New range of beers designed to appeal to feminine tastes

The Revisionist Beer range consists of 'old world’ continental beer styles, such as Belgian Saison, to ‘new world’ beer flavours like an American Rye Pale Ale.read


'State-backed mortgage lender ruined my retirement'

Buy-to-let landlord Brian Smart says heavy-handed treatment from state-owned Mortgage Express has robbed him of his retirement income and ruined his life.read


Mother, father AND daughter naturally die within days of each other

Sharon Schulte, 76, had a wish in life to walk her daughter Sandy to Heaven's gate. And she got it. The Minnesota mom died less than 24 hours after her eldest child, who suffered from Down Syndrome and was 57. Then three days later, her husband Thomas also passed away from lung cancer.read


Olympic champion Mo Farah collapses at the end of the New York half marathon

The father-of-three, who won two golds at 2012 London Games, fell awkwardly around the six-mile mark but carried on and finished second.read


U.S. Navy SEALs take control of North Korean-flagged tanker Morning Glory in dramatic raid at Libyan rebel port

Under cover of darkness, the elite team of commandos swooped onto the The Morning Glory from a helicopter after tracking it down to a bolt hole some 18 miles southwest of the island nation.read


Noel Edmonds says he is ready to buy BBC with backing from investors

Television presenter Noel Edmonds has claimed today that he would be prepared to buy the BBC - with the help of financial backers - in order to save it from 'disaster'.read


Ronnie retire? What a load of rubbish, says Mrs Corbett: Wife's fury at claims entertainer has quit showbiz after illness

The 83-year-old underwent tests for several days last week before being discharged in time to attend the memorial of close friend Sir David Frost.read


Rottweiler was close to death in Taiwanese dog pound until British expat rescued him

The dog was taken to a Taiwanese dog pound to die, but a charity set up by Sean McCormack rescued him and now he has been recognised by the RSPCA.read


Mercury has SHRUNK by almost 9 miles in diameter as the planet's surface continues to cool

Fascinating new images have led researchers to conclude the planet Mercury is shrinking, now measuring up to 8.6 miles smaller in diameter than it was nearly four billion years ago.read


NASA study: industrial civilization 'may be heading toward collapse'

A new study says that global industrial civilization may collapse in mere decades due to unequal wealth distribution and increased strain on the planet's resources. In both scenarios, poor 'Commoners' fall first, followed by wealthy 'Elites.'read


Would YOU let your man wear meggings? Designers aiming to make men feel 'comfortable and look great' in leggings

Priced at £25, sTitch leggings are inspired by celebrities such as Russel Brand and Justin Bieber, who both favour meggings.read


Clothing stores wisen up to trend of taking selfies by installing iPads in changing rooms

Shoppers can now take selfies trying on clothes in store changing rooms and send them to their friends for a second opinion.read


The Heim-lick manoeuvre! Springer spaniel Mollypops saved her choking owner's life

Rachel Hayes, of Carmarthenshire, West Wales, thought she was going to die as she choked on a strawberry sweet while sitting in her kitchen.read


Westminster pupil arrested after he 'posted sex photos of girl, 16, on the internet' after they had an argument

A 16-year-old boy at £30,000-a-year Westminster School, whose former pupils include Nick Clegg, has been arrested after allegedly posting a sexual photo of a girl online.read


£60,000 job? We'd rather work for ourselves and earn half as much: Desire for flexible life and lack of long-term job security mean third would rather be self-employed

People in Britain between the ages of 16 to 30 have a bigger desire to be their own boss rather than earn tons of money, according to a new survey.read


Ashton, aged three, is first child in Britain fitted with battery-powered pump to help his failing heart

Ashton Hutcheson, three, was fitted with the HeartWare device to keep him alive until an organ becomes available for transplant.read


Jack Johnson will die from a rare disease unless a cure is found

Jack, 6, pictured with parents Alex and Andy, from Chorley, Lancashire, was diagnosed with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy in 2011.read


College student, 17, so scared of most foods she can only bear to eat tinned spaghetti

College student Leah Frost, from Leeds, has shunned most other foods since she was a child, despite the best efforts of her mother, Yvonne.read


Purim celebrations see Jewish children around the world don costumes

The carnival-like holiday is marked by parades and costume parties with participants dressing up in masks and fancy dress outfits across the world.read


Britain on course for hottest ever summer in 2014 and it's starting now

After the wettest winter since records began, experts say there is a 75per cent chance the summer could be among the hottest ever.read


Whitehall staff using 80s-style pagers to stay in touch

The bill - paid for by the UK taxpayer - was racked up by eight ministries, including the Ministry of Justice and the Department of Health.read


Croatia's Split Zoo to close amid complaints animals looked 'depressed'

Dirty cages, small enclosures and depressed animals (pictured) have made the Split zoo in Croatia a 'terrible' place to visit, and now after eight years of campaigns it is set to close.read


British troops continue withdrawal from Afghanistan

The British Combat Logistics Patrol were pictured arriving at the gates of Camp Bastion in Afghanistan after departing from operating bases across Helmand Province.read


North Korea urged to 'stop provocative activities' after it test-fires 25 short range rockets

The rockets (similar to those pictured) were fired from an area on the east coast and flew about 42 miles over the Sea of Japan, reports suggest.read


Scientists use venom of cone snails to create painkillers that could be more powerful than morphine

The painkillers, based on a tiny protein found in cone snails' venom, could one day lead to the development of a drug to treat severe and chronic nerve pain.read


Mother saves the life of daughter who was born too small for dialysis by giving her a kidney

Eryn Howie, of Fenham, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, was born without functioning kidneys - and her parents thought they would not see her grow up.read


Ukip's Nigel Farage says I did employ my wife but she's off the pay roll in May

The Ukip leader was last week forced to deny claims he had both his wife Kirsten, and his former mistress Annabelle Fuller, on his Brussels payroll.read


Cressida Bonas's stepfather died of drug overdose, tests reveal

Former merchant banker Christopher Shaw was the fourth husband of Cressida's mother, Lady Mary Gaye Curzon and played a big part in Cressida's upbringing until she was 11.read


How Chicago's St Patrick's Day green river tradition began

In a 52-year-old tradition, the Chicago River glowed a bright emerald green Saturday as the city kicked off its St. Patrick's Day celebrations.read


Guinness drops out of New York City St Patrick's Day parade after gay bar threatens to stop serving the stout

The organizers of the 250-year-old New York parade have banned gay marchers from carrying signs identifying their sexuality.read


New York dethrones London to become world's top financial center for the first time in seven years

The Global Financial Centres Index surveys global business leaders in order to rank the world's commerce centers.read


Air pollution in Paris gets so bad car driving is BANNED on alternate days

The introduction of the drastic measure follows a grey smog settling over the French capital from the middle of last week.read


Teen golfer so in sync that one can hit the other's ball in MIDAIR

Two teenage California golfers may soon be giving Tiger Woods a run for his millions, that is if couples golf ever becomes a sport.read


Worker on BBC children's film about Shakespeare left hospitalised

The 27-year-old had been working on a Horrible Histories film for the BBC at Bolton Castle (pictured) since last month, and was injured after falling out of a truck near Redmire, North Yorkshire.read


Kidnap parents' family reunion: Victim's daughter meets relatives for first time more than 35 years after her mother was snatched by North Korea

The child of Mekumi Yokota, a Japanese schoolgirl who was abducted in 1977 by North Korea, has finally met her grandparents, 35 years after her mother was taken.read


Woman finds silverfish in bowl of soup in New York restaurant, Nuevo Mundo

A New York woman is planning to file a lawsuit against a Queens restaurant after finding a huge bug in her bowl of soup.read


Boy, 15, drowns and two others rescued after getting into difficulty in park lake

Three teenagers got into difficulty in a lake in Redditch, prompting the scambling of an ambulance chopper and hazard team. One of the teenagers died after revival attempts.read


Playboy model Elizabeth Dickson whacked in butt with golf club leading to lawsuit

Video has emerged of the moment a Playboy was hit in the buttocks with a golf club be a radio host at a 2012 golf outing sponsored by the magazine.read


San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge to get a $66m safety net to stop suicides

Its the second most common suicide site in the world, and authorities are now getting serious about upping safety measures on the San Francisco landmark after 2013 was reportedly its deadliest year.read


Sochi Winter Paralympic Games comes to and end

Watched by President Putin, 460 performers took part in a closing ceremony which featured wheelchair dancers, trapeze artists, skateboarders and a huge fireworks display.read


Cubestormer 3 robot sets new Guinness World Record for completing Rubik's Cube

The Cubestormer 3 (pictured) solved the cube in a speedy 3.253 seconds in front of a crowd at the Big Bang Fair, held at the NEC in Birmingham.read


Colour blind artist becomes world's first 'eyeborg' by having antenna implanted inside his skull to 'hear' colours

Neil Harbisson, of Camden, London, was born with achromatopsia, a rare condition which means he can only see in black and white.read


Well I'll be doggone: Hidden camera captures pet pouches' delight at getting to jump on his owner's bed when they're out

The hilarious footage captures the enthusiastic antics of a young pit-bull who simply couldn't resist embarking on a frenzied case of joyfully rubbing himself all over his owner's bed.read


Farmer uses scraps of metal to make his own homemade helicopter

Li Housheng, 52, is determined to get his DIY helicopter off the ground in Ganzhou Village of Baitang Township in Miluo, China.read


Parents told son was hours from death when he was born now he's about to turn 3

Emma Wilkinson, 32, and Gary Marshall, 42, were told their son Calvin was unlikely to survive emergency heart and stomach operations in the weeks after he was born.read


The Need for Speed: LAPD introduce new Lamborghini 'squad vehicle' to the land of car chases

The newest recruit to the LAPD fleet is a 2014 Lamborghini Gallardo that is worth $182,000 and goes up 199 mph. But you won't spot this demon racing after criminals on the 101 freeway.read


Beauty queen, Chloe Curry, caught stealing cosmetics before being crowned Miss Congeniality

Days before she was named Miss Congeniality at a Washington pageant, Chloe Curry was accused of attempting to shoplift cosmetics from the Chehalis Walmart.read


Churches giving away free guns to help recruit new members

A Baptist church in a Kentucky town that was the site of high school shooting is drawing controversy with its gimmick of offering to give away steaks and guns to congregation members.read


Out of this world: Amazing pictures from space show Saturn and its rings... taken from 1.23million kilometres away

The picture was taken by the space agency’s Cassini probe during a flyby past the planet's largest moon Titan when it was about 1.6 million miles (2.6 million km) from Saturn.read