Joined by all the adult senior royals, the Queen inspected 1,000 soldiers of the Household Division at Horse Guards Parade in central London.read
Claista Flockhart, wife of Harrison Ford, is 'en route' to the Oxford hospital where he is being treated for an ankle injury after being hit by the door of the Millennium Falcon on the set of Star Wars.read
Glorious sunshine has made way for a drizzly start to the weekend, with scattered showers making their way across Britain.read
The disappearance of MH370 has been described as ‘deliberate’ and ‘calculated’ in the latest book to be published on the tragedy by two New Zealand authors.read
The 42-year-old self styled 'dole queen' is currently in Saint-Paul-le-Gaultier, France, where she is working under a 'top chef' at the Chez Maebro bistro in the town.read
Judge David Goodin, pictured told Frederick Smith, 94, from Suffolk: 'This court is not in the business of passing cruel, degrading and inhumane sentences but to prison you must go,' after he was convicted of abusing a young girl 40 years ago.read
Karen Danczuk, Labour councillor for Kingsway, Rochdale, mother of two, deli owner, and wife to Simon Danczuk reveals why she took her now world-famous ‘selfies’.read
A record 207,989 foreigners were handed British citizenship last year – a huge rise on the 82,000 seen in the year 2000.read
Despite backlog of 500,000 applications and travellers being forced to cancel holidays because of delayed papers, James Brokenshire insisted UK Passport Office was on top of it.read
Mark Manning, 54, went missing from his home in West Sussex two months ago, but police have now upgraded the search to a murder investigation after failing to find him.read
Robert Horvath, 35 and Uzoma Onwuha, 30, exchanged vows at Cardiff registry office, in front of strangers they met on the way to the ceremony.read
The Foreign Secretary, who has spent most of the week at the Hollywood actress’s side, bestowed the surprise accolade on her as part of the Queen’s birthday honours.read
The son of former poet laureate Cecil Day-Lewis and actress Jill Balcon will be knighted in the Queen's Birthday Honours.read
The popular writer, 61, is already a CBE. Oscar-winning star Dame Maggie Smith has also been elevated to a Companion of Honour.read
Speaking at a conference in London, William Hague said: ‘I can assure Angelina that this is not the end of the road in our fight, it is just the beginning.’read
Families are not being informed about funding or exemptions they are entitled to — and as a result, experts believe, thousands of houses are being sold unnecessarily each yearread
The 19-year-old from Lichfield, Staffordshire, formally accepted the tribute before losing his fight with the illness – and declared the honour ‘awesome’.read
Anna Faith Carlson, 18, of Daytona Beach, Florida is a dead-ringer for the ice-queen character from Disney's Frozen.read
Following a major online campaign, Facebook has quietly changed its policy.read
The pre-school show, featuring Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa Laa and Po, will return for a further 60 episodes on BBC digital channel CBeebies.read
Dr Richard Rockefeller, 65, was killed when the aircraft went down shortly after 8am after hitting some trees west of the airfield, according to Westchester County Airport in New York.read
a comprehensive longitudinal study followed 184 teenagers for 10 years, from age 13 to 23, and asked participants a number of questions about their lives.read
We put Daily Mail writers Jenni Murray, Eve Ahmed, Ray Massey and Brian Viner — each with decades of experience on the roads — to the testread
Father-of-two Gary Sims, 55, stuffed three eggs in his mouth while playing the impromptu game at the Boar's Head Inn in Berkeley, Gloucestershire, as he drank with friends in a pub.read
Which? found that some 72 per cent of its members who agreed to pay their car hire firm a full tank of petrol on arrival said this cost them more than it would have at local garages.read
A six-year-old boy is fighting for his life after being shot in a housing estate in Dublin. The youngster was hit following the incident in Ballyfermot in the south west of the city at 10.15pm.read
The Roman Catholic leader said the 'idolatrous' economy 'cannot take it anymore' and criticised it for disregarding the young, which he says will lead to a lost generation.read
Steven Gerrard says his young England squad have 'no fear' ahead of their clash against Italy in Brazil, as Daniel Sturridge posts a team bus selfie on his Twitter account.read
CHARLES SALE and MATT LAWTON: German football legend Franz Beckenbauer was banned for 90 days from all football activity by FIFA on Friday night after failing to co-operate with the inquiry into the bidding process for the 2018 and 2022 World Cups.read
England and West Ham fan Mark Williams told governors at High Lawn Primary School in Bolton he wanted to resign so he could go to the tournament in South America.read
The World Cup is always the perfect stomping ground for a touch of WAG glamour, and England’s rising stars bring with them a whole new team of gossip-worthy wives and girlfriends.read
The World Cup began last night and the world settled down to watch. Even those in outer space wanted to join in the fun.read
Top-ranked Spain faced a sensational 5-1 drubbing at the hands of the Dutch in Salvador, Brazil, as millions of jubilant Netherlands fans went beserk in a sea of orange.read
Thousands of extra officers are being deployed across country for a 'mini New Year' as pubs open late for the 11pm kick-off after a day of perfect barbecue weather.read
The accusation coincided with revelations that whistle-blowers have reported to watchdogs incidents of teachers ‘telling learners what to write’ and ‘completing students’ coursework’.read
One of England’s biggest academy chains - Ark Schools - wants to use a new 'blended learning' model – which will see children taught over the internet for large chunks of the day.read
Young Iraqi men have streamed into volunteer centres across Baghdad, answering a call by the country's senior Shiite cleric to join the fight against Sunni militants advancing in the north.read
Foreign Secretary William Hague has ruled out direct military involvement but said they are looking at ways to help out as the country heads towards civil war.read
During a press conference in Tehran, Hassan Rouhani said he would consider helping if Washington intervened, but claimed he was unlikely to send troops.read
Islamic State of Iraq and al-Shams leader Abu Bakr al Baghdadi was among the prisoners released in 2009 from the U.S.'s now-closed Camp Bucca near Umm Qasr in Iraq.read
Three years after Gaddafi's overthrow, Libya is awash with drugs, warring gangs and Al Qaeda terrorists, writes ANDREW MALONE.read
Security sources said the towns of Saadiyah and Jalawla had fallen to the insurgents, as well as several other villages around the Himreen mountains.read
Silver-tongued Juliette D’Souza, who was jailed for ten years at Blackfriars Crown Court last week, is thought to be the most successful female fraudster in British legal history.read
Viewers who use the service to watch catch-up programmes online for free can escape the £145.50 annual charge by declaring they do not own a television set or see live shows.read
Wedding season is upon us, writes GEMMA CHAMP. With the average British affair costing more than £18,000, getting hitched can be an eye-wateringly expensive affair.read
It comes four months after doctors announced they would begin the process of awaking him from the artificially induced coma he was placed in following a ski accident in the French Alps on December 19 last year.read
Researchers from the University of Chicago studied 10 overweight people in detail and found those who spent longer in bed reduced their cravings for snacks by 62 per cent.read
The NHS recommends that no one should wait longer than six weeks after being referred by their GP for a diagnostic test.read
The Labour leader, who boasted of standing up to Mr Murdoch during the phone hacking scandal, attempted to mend fences in the run-up to the election by posing with a World Cup edition of the tabloid.read
Ron Webster borrowed Professor AR Radcliffe-Brown's Structure and Function in Primitive Society from the University of Liverpool in 1953 and failed to return it by the due date.read
Emilie Gregg, pictured told a tribunal she was ‘bullied, harassed, victimised and blatantly discriminated against’ for taking maternity leave from her £150,000-a-year job. The 33-year-old trader, who worked at Troy Asset Management, also claims she was demoted after the baby was born.read
Until very recently, TV chef Lorraine Pascale refused to delve too deeply into her complicated past. When you look at the bare facts of her early life you can understand why.read
In new images from the popular series, dads get up to all sorts of strange antics, from eliciting hilarious faces from their children to striking a pose in outlandish outfits.read
A Japanese passenger plead guilty Friday to assaulting a flight attendant while in a drunken stupor on a flight from Osaka, Japan, to Honolulu, Hawaii. Kenji Okamoto, plead guilty in federal court to interfering with the duties of a flight attendant with violence.read
Scientists behind the method claim our individual genetic make-up means our bodies process fats and carbohydrates differently, so some of us put on more weight than others even when we eat the same foods.read
Up to 128 employees from a range of government departments took part in the six-day, taxpayer subsidised ‘team building’ regatta on the Isle of Wight.read
The gang made up of five Lithuanians and a Qatari-born Briton stormed the Glen & Co cash-and-carry run by Shammi Atwal, 45, in Barking, Essex, wielding iron bars and sledgehammers.read
Hollie Robinson, 22, from Blackpool, was kicked, punched and verbally abused every day at high school for nearly two years from the age of eleven.read
Ketan Somaia, dubbed ‘King Con’, from Bayswater in London, wooed his victims with luxury trips on private Learjets, champagne parties, extravagant dinners and expenses paid trips to Dubai, Kenya and South Africa.read
Pluto's giant moon Charon (pictured) could be hiding a once warm ocean under the surface, Nasa has claimed.read
Cancer patient Ann Walters (centre) feared she would not live to see her pregnant daughter Kimberley (left) of Sowerby Bridge, West Yorkshire, give birth.read
Additional Paternity Leave was introduced in 2011 as part of ‘shared parenting’ plans promoted by the Liberal Democrats, which Nick Clegg, pictured claimed would revolutionise family life.read
David Cameron is expected to put a female minister in every Government department to counter claims that he has a ‘woman problem’.read
Washington researchers say standing during meetings can make them more less confrontational and more creative.read
Aleem Iqbal, 19, from Solihull, West Midlands, pictured, had four cars torched by arsonists in two separate attacks in the space of just five days.read
Prime homes are snapped up at a vast property expo in Hong Kong where one agent said attendees spend 'as if they were shopping in Tesco!', writes DAVID JONES.read
On Wednesday evening, Jeremy Paxman will say a final 'goodnight' to viewers of Newsnight. After 25 years, wherever he's heading, it'll be anything but dull.read
Libya slips into anarchy. Iraq descends into blood-soaked chaos. And Russian tanks roll into Ukraine. Suddenly, it feels as though the world is as dangerous a place as it has been for a long time, writes SIMON HEFFER.read
Military sources claimed two out of three tanks and three armoured vehicles that crossed the frontier from Russia yesterday had been taken out in a string of battles that have swept eastern Ukraine.read
The city of Slavyansk came under fire overnight on Thursday and residents told Russian media that incendiary bombs were dropped on the city.read
A Texas couple burned down their vacant luxury home teetering atop a crumbling 75-foot cliff over a Central Texas lake on Friday. The owners, Denise and Robert Webb, vacated the property and decided to burn the home.read
Washington researchers say having a bike sharing scheme can increase the risk of head injuries among cyclists by 14 percent.read
Savers across the UK investing in the new tax-free Super Isas are being blocked from receiving the most attractive interest rates, it has emerged.read
Going to the Dogs, which aired last night on Channel 4, has been slammed by viewers for glamourising the controversial sport of dog fighting.read
The rebels are desperately short of arms and after seeing the way the WWII tank had started up despite being exposed to the elements for decades on a plinth in Kostiantynivka, eastern Ukraine, they started scouring museums in nearby Donetsk.read
The Rockefeller family are one of America's best known dynasties but among the tales of business acumen and astounding wealth are stories of tragedy.read
Scientists at the University of Bordeaux in France found that anxious crayfish could be calmed down when given a drug normally used to treat human anxiety.read
The deeply controversial POW landed at Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio after midnight.read
Christopher Weston, who is serving life for attempted murder, went on the run to visit his sister after jumping the fence at HMP Kirkham in Lancashire.read
Ricky Hatton, 35, has reportedly moved out of his £3million family home in Hyde, Greater Manchester, following the bust-up with his fiancée Jennifer Dooley.read
The truth is that casualties on D-Day were fewer than expected. The real carnage came later, inland, during the battle for Normandy, writes ANTONY BEEVOR.read
EXCLUSIVE: Shadow minister Lucy Powell calls for a change in workplace culture, and hinted paternity pay might need to rise to ensure more dads take time off with babies.read
The top designer, who now lives in London, told a live radio show in his native Ireland that his countrymen were 'damaging' English virgins - 'and good luck to them'.read
The warning will dismay parents who have now waited 60 days for any news of their daughters, taken from a school in the village of Chibok in northeast Nigeria.read
Three people including Johnson Olayinka, 45, (right) and Florence Obadiaru, 48, (left) were convicted of smuggling a 23-year-old from Nigeria in to London to work as a sex slave.read
Filmmaker David Riggs captured stunning footage of a huge pod of bottlenose dolphins surfing near Observatory Beach, Western Australia, after he sent his quadcopter out on a perfect winter's day.read
The president said Friday that his national security team will soon provide him with a list of 'selective actions by our military' to help push back a terrorist horde marching through Iraq, but insisted that 'we will not be sending U.S. troops back into combat' there.read
Imran Khawaja, from Southall, west London, allegedly received firearms training at the base run by associates of ISIS, the Islamic State of Iraq and Levant (flag pictured).read
Alison Spann was just nine when her father, Johnny Micheal Spann, was killed during a prisoner uprising at a compound where he was interrogating Taliban fighters in 2001.read
Taliban POW Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl was kept locked in a metal box in solitary confinement for two straight years, senior defense officials with knowledge of his ongoing treatment said on Friday.read
Darrin Simpson, pictured, who found the coin in a Sussex field in March using a metal detector, will split the sale price with the farmer who owns the land.read
Thousands of British tourists are being routinely ripped off by car-hire companies abroad, a report claims today. Three-quarters of holidaymakers surveyed had been hit with hidden or surprise charges by the firms, a consumer watchdog found.read
The battle lines have been drawn in an environmentally-conscious Aspen community after Alexandra Steel and James Scott built an elaborate wedding reception at Little Annie Basin, a pristine sub-alpine meadow on the backside of Aspen Mountain.read
The theory comes from researchers at the University of Texas who analysed recordings made of more than 200 men and women as they took part in conversations.read
The National Housing Federation compared characters' salaries to home costs and found the same applied to the Yorkshire Dales in Emmerdale and Chester in Hollyoaks.read
Pope Francis, the leader of the world's Catholics, said 'all division worried him' after being asked about the growing independence movements in Europe.read
Lord Williams spoke out after Cambridge Food Bank, of which he has patron, released figures claiming the number of people fed by its five centres had doubled in a year.read
Ruby Cooper, 52, of north London, bombarded RBS chairman Sir Philip Hampton with emails and phone calls and threatened to stab a member of staff if she didn't receive her money.read
Karen Dunlap, from Texas, had to be rushed to hospital after mistakenly swallowing a piece of wire brush thinking it was actually crispy barbecue chicken.read
The clip sees an unidentified patient at a hospital in Klerksdorp, South Africa, lying in bed sedated with a group of medics crowded around.read
A reality TV show goes behind the scenes at Pittsburgh's renowned Abby Lee Dance Company, owned and operated by the formidable Abby Lee Miller.read
Walter Dunne's letter on January 24, 1879 describes how he and a brave band of British soldiers successfully defended an outpost in South Africa against 4,000 Zulu warriors.read
Armed robber David Blood, pictured, is the latest to abscond from Ford Prison in West Sussex - the second time he has done it in two years.read
Chen Huangxin left a trail of destruction in his wake after getting behind the wheel of the vehicle in Yunlin County in south-eastern China after a night of heavy drinking.read
Soon after they were introduced, the red-capped African mangabey whispered something into three-year-old gorilla Kituba's ear at Dublin zoo.read
The Nazis planned to bring back wild Auroch cows (portrait featuring a skull with an armed Nazi, main) to hunt in ancient forests across Europe, new research has uncovered.read
A rare life-saving operation performed in Melbourne on Australian twins in the womb of Hiranthi Wijesinha has seen the girls survive birth.read
A survey has revealed that one in four adults in the UK has never said the words 'I love you'. In response, four fathers have opened up about their relationship with their children.read
Officers stood with riot shields and helmets and invited passers-by to pelt them with eggs in exchange for donations towards the treatment of a boy with a rare form of cancer.read
I've you've ever wanted to spot wild and wonderful creatures on the Galapagos islands, scale Mount Everest or visit Captain Scott's hunt in Antarctica, but don't have the budget, all you need to do is log on.read
Hannah Bowness-Major, 13, from Cheshire, has Addison's disease, which means her adrenal glands do not produce enough of the hormone cortisol.read
Aleksandra Naranowicz, 27, made ends meet with a modest £250-a-week job as a cleaner in Bristol but her luck changed when her client spotted her model looks.read
The foal named Aladdin - who lives on a farm in the Netherlands - is seen affectionately nuzzling Tara the dog, who thinks she's one of the horses.read
A Maryland couple has created a bucket list of fun activities for their dog - who is suffering from cancer - to enjoy.read
The buzzard was hit and killed by a US Air Force B-2 stealth bomber as it quietly landed at RAF Fairford in Swindon, Wiltshire.read
The beaches in Brazil are an added bonus to the 1.9 million or so football fans traveling to South America for the World Cup.read
The hoofed animal was filmed en route to a slaughterhouse in South America, by a motorist traveling behind its crammed delivery truck.read
The teen, whose name is Florian, said he discovered that '&hearts' made a heart symbol in HTML and in turn created an opening in TweetDeck's software. This allowed someone to inject computer program commands via a tweet, in other words a software bug.read
The small residential building in Whitley Bay, Tyne and Wear, has gone on the market for £250,000 and even features a turret for stunning countryside views.read
The dog was spotted by the crew of the New Zealand Navy ship Hawea in Smokehouse Bay, east of Auckland, after a fierce storm on Tuesday.read
The first couple were stepping off Air Force One at the Palm Springs International Airport on a balmy Friday evening when a gust of wind nearly blew up the voluminous skirt of Mrs Obama's green-and-black frock.read