Geraldine Jones, 51, from Fownhope, Herefordshire, had just been given the all clear when she suffered fatal injuries after being thrown off at a beach in Wales.read
Elle Holmes, from Bootle, Merseyside, had also been self-harming, covering her injuries with chunky accessories.read
UK's leading public health doctor, Professor John Ashton, has claimed pharmaceutical companies have not researched an Ebola vaccine because it is only killing Africans.read
Royal Press Officer for 12 years, Dickie Arbiter's memoirs will also detail the breakdown of two other royal marriages, and concerns over the behaviour of Jimmy Savile when he visited Prince Charles at St James’s Palace.read
The California parents of a stillborn baby chose to remember their little girl by having a professional photographer capture her on film.read
Michele Kavanagh, from the Gentle Parenting Group in Maidstone, Kent said the 25-year-old wanted to escape her 'shallow' celebrity world.read
A Texas woman has been charged with murder in the bizarre 2012 killing of her husband despite her being found tied up the night he was found dead.read
An entire pig was spit-roasted in the courtyard of New Broadcasting House, central London, with wafts of meat drifting into the predominantly Muslim office.read
Hamid Karzai and a 12-strong party were in London as guests of the UK Government during talks with Britain and Pakistan, and plumped for the Mayfair hotel during their stay.read
Detectives are investigating the possibility that the remains of Matthew Symonds, 34, were unwittingly picked up in a bin in Swindon - 45 miles away from the site, pictured.read
A shirtless photograph of a Texas football coach said to resemble Ryan Gosling was shared online Monday.read
Gammy, who was abandoned by his Australian adoptive parents, has been relocated to one of Thailand's advanced hospitals on Sunday which provides advanced medical treatment for Down's Syndrome patients. The critically ill baby boy will be treated by several specialists at Samitivej Sriracha Hospital in Bangkok.read
The prototype test measures changes to stress levels in the brain and has already been used on 325 civilian volunteers.read
The 6.5 magnitude earthquake caused some buildings, including a school, to collapse. The epicentre was in Longtoushan town in Yunnan's Ludian county.read
Young Jayson Hart, from Hockley, Essex, inherited Long QT Syndrome from his mother Kelley, which means he is at risk of irregular heartbeats.read
Mike Watts was so fed up by Bath & North East Somerset Council's laxity in repairing the A431 Kelston Road between Bath and Bristol he built his own toll bypass.read
The 236ft high-rise tower block, which gives all guests a free 'Express Start Breakfast', was ranked on average 9.6 out of 10 on booking.com.read
The online auction is being staged by Christie's and will offer the rare chance to stay the night at the Berkshire country house, as well as enjoying a meal with the Earl and Countess of Carnarvon.read
According to scientists the seas around the UK have risen in temperature by about 1.6C since 1980.read
A hearing last August ruled that Bosnian Sanel Sahbaz could stay in Britain because his human rights would be violated if he were to return to his home country.read
Officials said an air-launched missile hit the gates of the school in Rafah, where 3,000 Palestinians were sheltering from a fresh wave of strikes.read
Sources familiar with conversations between Netanyahu say the Israeli leader advised the Obama administration 'not to ever second guess me again' on the matter.read
The remarks sparked an angry response from Downing Street, with aides accusing the Labour leader Ed Miliband of misrepresenting David Cameron’s views.read
A century ago, stupid and vainglorious politicians dragged us into war. We started it as a great, rich empire and ended it as an indebted husk...read
Red Cross surgeon David Nott describes how 'all hell' broke out in Gaza last Friday, which was meant to be the beginning of a 72-hour ceasefire.read
With William starting his job with the East Anglian Air Ambulance service later this year, they have decided to base themselves at Anmer Hall, their new Norfolk home.read
Former BBC Radio 1 presenter Mike Smith has died at the age of 59 from complications following on from his recent major heart surgery.read
Tammy and Oliver Wharton burgled a York house and assaulted the homeowner just hours after the teenager was released from a young offenders' unit.read
The survey ship HMS Enterprise is heading for the port of Tripoli and a launch protected by armed Royal Marines is expected to be sent into the port to pick up British citizens.read
The smart glasses consist of a video camera on the frame of the glasses; a computer processing unit and software that projects images into the eyepieces.read
Ex-art teacher Joanne, 37, the blonde who hit the headlines when topless pictures of her were found by pupils, is returning to Harrow for a charity boxing match.read
Modelled on pilots’ pre-flight checks, the new system will ensure everyone knows what is meant to be happening, so that fatal mistakes are not made.read
The bespoke bike that Pippa Middleton rode across America last month is to be sold to raise money for The British Heart Foundationread
Chrissie Hynde, the lead singer of The Pretenders, has claimed that Wimbledon champion John McEnroe called her during the tournament so the pair could smoke marijuana together.read
For as little as £300 women will be able to search an online database and choose an anonymous donor on the basis of his ethnicity, height, profession and even hobbies.read
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is tying the knot with actress Cheryl Hines in a star-studded, heavily guarded event attended by hundreds of their friends and family.read
Mr Cameron hopes that Ms Brady will burnish his credentials among female voters and the business community in the run-up to the Election.read
High street chains have been stocking up on the little-known ingredient in anticipation of them becoming bestsellers after the show returns to our screens this week.read
Why is Britain's richest woman performing her songs in local radio stations when she could just put her feet up on her private superyacht? KIRSTY BERTARELLI tells Lydia Slater why success is more important to her than money.read
Ed Miliband is coming under intense pressure from his MPs to sack Ed Balls to boost Labour’s prospects in next year’s General Election.read
A huge lake has mysteriously appeared in the Tunisian desert, creating a swimming haven for locals sweltering in the region's current heatwave.read
Parfitt, 65, who had a quadruple heart bypass in 1997, was forced to cancel a series of shows nine years ago to have tests for suspected throat cancer.read
Britain’s largest trade union Unite's chief of staff, Andrew Murray, has begun a group supporting pro-Russian separatists in Ukraine.read
David Mellor, The Mail on Sunday’s classical music critic, said the chorus of approval that greeted Judith Weir’s appointment was solely because she was the first woman to hold the historic post.read
Online transactions on the Osper debit card have been suspended after the MoS exposed how it can be used to buy alcohol, pornography and weapons.read
Three al-Shabab fighters involved in a deadly terrorist attack on the Presidential Palace in Mogadishu have been executed by a firing squad.read
A review will see if BBC pays its stars too much. More than 250 BBC employees earn £250,000 a year and 14 earn over £500,000 but the BBC refuses to name them citing commercial sensitivity.read
Last Christmas Eve, former Labour MP Denis MacShane began a six-month jail sentence for making bogus expenses claims worth £12,900.read
American Idol contest Michael Johns has died, according to The Hollywood Reporter. He was 35. The publication reports that the cause of death is understood to be a blood clot in his ankle.read
Despite advocating a green agenda, Energy Secretary Ed Davey has switched his supplier to Green Star Energy, a company that does not pay green taxes that the vast majority of billpayers have to.read
Energy UK, which represents the energy industry, said that the rate at which householders switched from the big firms to smaller providers had risen dramatically.read
Thug, known only as X, had sentence for carrying a knife delayed by a Judge so he could go on holiday to Malia, Greece, where he was involved in the fatal stabbing of Tyrell Matthews-Butron, 19.read
The plea from the athletes comes as Sierra Leone sportstars failed to turn up on the start line of four separate events - sparking fears that even more could be going missing.read
GRAPHIC CONTENT: Three-year-old Chung and his brother Hu, five, fell in the quarry in Loudi, Hunan province, when they were throwing stones. The site had been excavated to make way for a new road two years ago but was left derelict.read
Usain Bolt helped Jamaica to gold in the men's 4x100m relay at the Commonwealth Games tonight with a record time of 37.58 seconds ahead of England in second place.read
The 20-year-old, from Plymouth, triumphed over other international competitors with a score of a staggering 516.66 at the Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh.read
Alex Salmond debates the future of the UK on Tuesday with Alastair Darling but without the expected bounce he thought his Yes campaign would get from the Commonwealth Games.read
In today’s Desert Island Discs on Radio 4, Guy Garvey, lead singer of the band Elbow, tells how the group brought crates of drinks and ‘loads’ of spirits into the Olympic stadium.read
Is the Scottish-born, educated and MP for an Edinburgh constituency too English to debate the future of the Union with Alex Salmond? And who is Cameron's digital queen?read
There is only one operational High Secure Infectious Diseases Unit in the UK, at the Royal Free Hospital in London, pictured, which has an array of specialist equipment.read
As this week marks the centenary of Britain entering the Great War, Anthony Seldon (right) reflects on his grandparents' incredible tale of passion and suffering.read
Prime Minister David Cameron is urging people to turn off all the lights in their homes except one lamp or candle between 10 an 11pm tomorrow evening to remember those who died in WW1.read
The Australian Humpback Dolphin has officially been determined as a unique species, and been given its own scientific name. There are now officially four varieties of the humpback dolphin, despite previous thoughts that they were all one species.read
Klitschko, 38, was tucking in to a bowl of food at an Italian restaurant in Miami, Florida when Briggs, who hopes to take on the Ukrainian in a title fight, arrived uninvited.read
Diane Devonshire, who runs David Mellor Jewellers in Eastleigh, Hampshire, had just placed the watch on the man's wrist (left) when he turned and fled (right).read
The boy was 15 when he pounced on the 14-year-old, hit her with a bottle, kicked her, raped her, and left her unconscious in a park in Luton, Bedfordshire.read
Carl was returning home from a business trip when a vehicle veered onto the wrong side of the road outside the town of Modimolle, 80 miles north of Pretoria.read
Chief Secretary to the Treasury Danny Alexander puts his view as to why Scotland should vote no in the referendum and why Alex Salmond needs to take a sober look at the facts.read
The cheeky fan was at the men's synchronised diving final in Edinburgh yesterday when he gave a knowing smile as Salmond was distracted by the action.read
Just weeks after her luxurious 'she cave' became national news, someone has robbed former Mrs. Texas United America of nearly $1 million in jewelry, bags, and valuables.read
The Organ Care System simulates the conditions of the body, pumping oxygenated blood inside the heart so it continues to function as it would inside a living person.read
Ms Reid, 43, was due to jet off today but despite posting her son's form on July 9, she is still without a passport and is now opting for a holiday in the UK.read
Friends gasp when I say my husband is shunning this year's holiday to Pelion, Greece (pictured). Like most men, he simply does not understand how to do nothing in the sunshine.read
Why don't women want more sex asks LIZ JONES. Because we are too tired from tidying up after our men and that includes emptying the little drawer on the toaster.read
Researchers at the Royal Armouries in Leeds hope to find out whether the Great War could have been stopped by a silk vest.read
Edna Lawson, 81, died on July 19, but the Texas octogenarian was not in the coffin lowered on top of her veteran husband's at a cemetery last weekend.read
Natasha Gascoine, 25, branded husband Andy Powell a 'scumbag' when their marriage ended, but says she knows they 'can make it work this time'.read
Anthony Dukes, 25, had been enjoying an evening swimming in the lake in Astbury Mere Country Park in Congleton, Cheshire, when he tried to break up a fight and was stabbed with a broken bottle.read
Carol Mills, who runs a parliamentary department in Canberra, won the battle for the £200,000 job – despite claims her selection amounts is ‘political correctness’read
Teenager John Parr was the first British soldier to die in the war, which would end up taking the lives of almost a million more of his countrymen before it ended in 1918.read
To combat rising levels of cyber crime, the government spooks agency GCHQ is accrediting six universities which provide world class research into cyber security.read
Our series about operations and the aftermaths takes a look at arthrodedis, an operation that fuse joints to aid with arthritis.read
While 25 per cent admit to having lied about something important, 42 per cent say they do not think they will get caught out.read
Louis Kukuruzovic, 20, was jailed after he broke into the woman's home in Bradford, West Yorkshire, late at night in a bid to satisfy his fetish for women’s underwear.read
Cai Chengzhu, 48, heaved this 16-foot-long, two-tonne whale shark out of the sea and drove it for half-an-hour to reach the market in Shishi, Fujian province, China.read
Haseena Aziz, 28, arranged to meet the man at a park in Birmingham, before Afahan Hussain, 29, punched and headbutted the defenceless victim.read
The Chancellor of the Exchequer followed in the footsteps of Tom Cruise by attending the fifth day of the racing festival in West Sussex.read
The vessel sailed into Devonport Naval Base in Plymouth, Devon, amid rumours that Commander Sarah West, 41, was having an affair with Richard Gray, 35.read
The 84-year-old was targeted by another prisoner who shouted insults from the pews of the chapel at HMP Bullingdon in Oxfordshire.read
A U.S. Air Force spy plane avoided a run-in with the Russian Military on July 18 just one day after Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 crashed by flying into Sweden.read
Nick Clegg will this week drive a new wedge between the Liberal Democrats and David Cameron with a staunch defence of immigration to the UK.read
It could be any English country garden in bloom... yet this glorious display in rural Somerset isn’t quite what it seems. It was made entirely of fake flowers and blooms.read
Martyne Airey, 51, from Blackburn, Lancashire, made pupils play a game of 'sniff and tickle' and got a kick out of smelling sweaty feet.read
Christine Robinson, 59, originally from Liverpool, was found in a wing of the rural Rra-Ditau Lodge by a staff member after the horrifying attack.read
The 16-year-old, who fled from Chorlton, Manchester, to Raqqa, Syria, has tweeted a slew of fanatical messages, including: 'I will become a doctor for Isis not for these pagans'.read
A massage Jemima Khan and her boyfriend Russell Brand booked to celebrate the comedian's birthday has resulted in a complaint to the police and an ongoing legal dispute.read
Mark Lewis, left, and Michael Francis, right, were found guilty of murdering Jamie McMahon, inset, as he sat outside St Giles' Church in Northampton last October.read
WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Blackened and burned bodies were piled onto the back of trucks after the blast in Kunshan, Jiansu province.read
MARTIN BRIGHT describes his five-months at the heart of Tony Blair's 'strange empire', a spider’s web of charities, diplomatic activities and money-making enterprises.read
A furious torrent carried off cars, kiosks and villagers, who were celebrating the traditional ‘Feast Of The Omens’ in Molinetto della Croda, near Venice.read
Sophie O'Hara, 27, has been jailed for eight months after she admitted using her job as an admin worker at the University of East Anglia to steal £50,000 through making fake expenses claims.read
Magician Paul Daniels, 76, was diagnosed with 'trigger finger', a condition which causes the finger to catch or lock when bent or straightened.read
The cruel clip sees a man, allegedly French, apparently laying out treats for a squirrel in a trail towards the edge, before he kicks it into the Grand Canyon.read
He has spent £30,000 morphing himself into a human version of a Ken doll. And now, 20-year-old model Celso Santebanes has gone full circle by releasing a doll of his own.read
Sheena Kavanagh, 53, went into septic shock when her dog's saliva entered her bloodstream through a small cut and was rushed to Stafford Hospital.read
NASA astronauts Alexander Gerst and Reid Wiseman, part of Expedition 40, shared their spectacular view on social media sites for the world to see.read
The bizarre scene was captured on video in Fortaleza on Thursday by an astonished driver who first thought the animal was a very large Great Dane.read
The last thing you want to be caught in is a predictable tourist pose when you're sharing your holiday snaps with your social media timelines.read
Mother Lauren Rodgers who lives on an air force base in Alaska loves working out so much she's incorporated her two small daughters aged one and two into her routine.read
Linus has proven to his owner's that he's a good watch dog ... if perhaps a little hysterical.read
The homeless youths live in a 'gully in the country's capital, Kingston - as revealed in a short documentary made by VICE News.read
New York Giants player David Wilson came to the aid of a tiny bird on Thursday.read
Former soldier Anto Wickham commissioned a £3,000 coffin in the shape of a Jack Daniels bottle for his own funeral after seeing eight army pals killed.read