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Snoopy the bear was starved, injured and blind when he arrived at the sanctuary in Chengdu, China. Now, with the help of vet Claudia Hartley, he can see.read

Former Corporal Andy Reid, 37, from St Helens, Merseyside became a triple-amputee when a landmine exploded while he was fighting for his country in 2009.read

Mr Salmond spoke out after Tony Abbott weighed into the debate, saying it was 'hard to see' how independence would help the rest of the world.read

M&S, Triumph and Figleaves are among the stores swapping iron-rodded, unflattering bras for lacy, non-wired numbers.read

Alexander Zakharchenko, pictured, prime minister of the Donetsk People's Republic, said he was expecting 150 armoured vehicles and 1,200 fighters to cross the border.read

A message posted on the group's official Twitter.com page reads: 'Westboro Baptist Church Hopes To Preach In Lawful Proximity To Robin Williams' Funeral - To Warn The Living: Repent Or Likewise Perish.'read

Seven children are among the suspected illegal immigrants who were 'screaming and banging' as they arrived at the Essex docks this morning.read

A new poll makes sorry reading for all three leaders of the three main political parties. Only Nigel Farage comes out of it well but even then that is no guarantee of electoral success.read

Study showed mice given antibiotics in early stages of development had slower metabolisms which can lead to obesity as calories are burned off at a slower rate.read

The celebrity chef, 39, said that a proposed deal between the EU and U.S. is 'dangerous' and could allow in dangerous chemicals which Americans allow in their food but the EU bans.read

The late actor's widow Susan Schneider is said to be planning the service where his loved ones will say their goodbyes to the beloved actor and comedian.read

Michael Brown, 19, was unarmed when he was shot eight times in the middle of a street in Ferguson, a mainly black suburb of St Louis, at the hands of officer Darren Wilson.read

A new study from Albright College in Pennsylvania suggests couples who tend to brag about their relationships may use Facebook as a way to lessen their fears of rejection and anxiety within the partnership.read

Police are questioning the suspect on suspicion of causing death by overlaying after the infant was found dead at Lychgate Court in Oldham, Greater Manchester.read

As parents get their children ready for the impending new academic year, the huge trousers have gone on sale through online retailer Sturdy Kids.read

The research by the University of Western Sydney discovered that children aged three to six start to use the same strategies as adults when identifying new facts and objects.read

Lucy Worthington, 28, started an affair with PC Christopher Stoddart, which ended after six months. She then sent a string of messages to him and his wife, and claimed he fathered her child.read

Emma Young (pictured), 36, believed her father – better known as Frank Maloney – was slowly dying after he refused to reveal he secretly wanted to become a woman.read

New figures for jails in England and Wales show that interpreters were needed 14,138 times last year, with some jails paying out as much as £1,200 for a single visit.read

Researchers from the University of Tennessee studied near-Earth asteroid 1950 DA, which may hit Earth in 867 years, and discovered its body rotates so quickly it defies gravity.read

The summer month is the peak time for thunderstorms in the UK, according to the Tornado and Storm Research Organisation.read

A new study has found the cuddly creatures are not as endearing as they might look - and are actually callous killers.read

Robin Williams' longtime friend and college professor James Dunn says Robin looks as if he had lost his charm in recent weeks. 'There was always this aura around him.'read

The request topped a list of the most bizarre requests sent to local councils under the Freedom of Information act.read

We're talking of automatic braking, cruise control that slows down when the car in front brakes and then speeds up again when it moves on, self-parking and lane recognition.read

The item, which covers the head and chest, is to be sold in John Lewis's stores in London and Liverpool after the company signed contracts with two schools.read

If dealers are keen to shift a car then they will have wriggle room, particularly at the end of the month when their deadlines loom.read

Are addicts born that way? The nature vs nurture question is one that's preoccupied composer James McConnel for longer than he can recall.read

John Russell Cadwallader, 82, was mowing the lawn for his son at a house in Oswestry, Shropshire, when the fatal accident happened.read

Psychologists from the University of Exeter discovered that, contrary to popular belief, magpies (stock image pictured) are frightened of new and unfamiliar objects, rather than attracted to them.read

Those who enjoyed a tipple up to four times a week were found to be the most supple and had the least trouble walking, eating, dressing and reaching.read

The decision has been condemned as ‘tragic and bizarre’ by the Church of England, which says Bibles in hotel rooms are important to provide hope, comfort and inspiration to travellers.read

Former priest John McElynn - along with Cliff’s sisters Donna and Jaqui - will be Cliff Richard’s rock as he battles allegations that he sexually assaulted a young boy at a Christian rally in Sheffield in 1985.read

The 73-year-old could be prevented from travelling to New York by US border officials while he is questioned by British detectives over accusations he sexually assaulted a boy.read

The singer was one of the country’s biggest stars when he became a Christian in the mid-1960s. It was at a Billy Graham ‘crusade’ event, at Earls Court in London, that he declared his faith.read

These days, especially if you’re a celebrity, the ancient legal principle of innocent until proven guilty can evaporate in minutes — along with your reputation.read

Clinton's words were intercepted while she was on a U.S. government plane. German newspapers reported that government sources have claimed the conversation had been picked up 'by accident.'read

Photographer Michael Christopher Brown captured these breathtaking images of children playing at abandoned Goma Airport, eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo.read

Five months after the Malaysia Airlines flight went missing, mysterious withdrawals totaling 110,643 ringgit (AU$37,464) were taken from the accounts of two Malaysian and two Chinese MH370 victims.read

Assem Allam, the owner of Hull City took the Labour leader to a match against Ipswich. Weeks before he had given £100,000 to the party. Now the Egyptian businessman has made another large donation.read

The West triumphed over communism but rather than planning for the future did nothing and it is now reaping the rewards and its leaders are going on holiday rather than doing something.read

'We are in your cities ... You are our goals anywhere,' reads the ominous threat, which followed a June 27 ISIS warning photographed in front of another building flying two American flags.read

The insurgents allegedly stormed into the village of Kocho in northern Iraq, where they spent five days trying to persuade villagers to take up their religion.read

Junaid Hussain, from Birmingham, was jailed for hacking in 2012 - and has flown to Syria to fight with the Islamic State. He is feared to be teaching jihadists to loot British accounts to fund terror.read

The insurgents allegedly stormed into the small village of Kojo in northern Iraq, where they spent five days trying to persuade villagers to take up their religion.read

Jihadist fighters waging a bloody campaign in Syria and Iraq for terror group ISIS are using social media and chatrooms to encourage other youngsters to join them in the Middle East.read

Those qualities will come in handy for Haider al-Abadi, a veteran Shiite lawmaker, who faces the challenge of trying to unite Iraq's divided factions.read

An 'autumn chill' is expected to descend over the coming days, with the temperature predicted to fall into single figures as summer draws to a wet, cold and blustery end.read

Francis had three consecutive meetings in Kkottognae, a religious community which cares for disabled people, but by the time he hit the second, he was running out of time.read

In a thoughtful essay about the future of the internet, one of the founding fathers of the dot com era has finally apologized for creating the pop-up ad.read

Once all the variations of Muhammad in the top 100 list are added together it comes out as the most popular name for baby boys, while Amelia tops the list for baby girls.read

The former Newsnight host went on a rant about the elderly - despite being only a year off being able to claim his pension, at his debut gig in Islington, North London last night.read

Channel 4’s controversial Child Genius series was car-crash telly at its worst. The viewing was so excruciating that appalled viewers took to the internet to condemn the ‘cruel’ competition.read

Rhyan Wilson was stabbed in the chest in a fight that broke out outside a popular nightspot in Urmston, Greater Manchester, shortly before 2am.read

Noora Abdullah Mahawish Al-Daher, a gambling addict, lost £2 million in one night at the casino in London's Piccadilly using gambling chips bought with cheques.read

The Civil Aviation Authority reported that per millions fliers, easyJet received just 33 complaints and Ryanair 35, while just 29 complaints were made about Irish airline Aer Lingus.read

Loud-mouthed KISS rocker Gene Simmons has profusely apologised for his insensitive remarks about people battling with mental health and has even deleted his Twitter account following a serious backlash from fans across the globe.read

John Onyett, 76, feared he would have to miss his daughter Andrea's funeral after being hospitalised for one week following the attack in Leeds.read

New research reveals that the fairer sex is far less likely to experience major travel blunders. Nevertheless, men are best at sniffing out a holiday bargain.read

Branches are under increased pressure to sell more insurance policies, loans and investments, secret documents reveal.read

Critics say the downturn started when the RSPCA began wading into political controversies, such as fox hunting and the badger cull, and because of the row over its prosecutions policy.read

Action for Children, which commissioned a poll, said that a child's first day at school can be an anxious time, sometimes more so for parents than the pupils themselves.read

Ronnie Lee, 24, has described his anger at the lenient sentence given to Yasmin Thomas, 21, who attacked him with a glass while he was on a night out in Bournemouth.read

Due to the fact that an unusually high number of people matched three numbers on Wednesday night's Lotto, there was less cash to be shared between those who matched four.read

In total, 412,170 people have now been accepted on to degree courses, up three per cent on the same point last year, according to data published by the admissions service Ucas.read

Over the past 48 hours, more than 20 foreign offenders were moved from open jails and back to closed conditions to stop them absconding.read

Mastermind, hosted by John Humphrys (pictured), is being accused of gender bias after it emerged most of its questions last week were about men.read

Both Hayley Patterson, 23, and 39-year-old Melaine Plews-Smith, chose to have the tattoos the day after he died - despite living hundreds of miles apart in Hampshire and Yorkshire respectively.read

John Moore, who works for Getty Images, travelled to Monrovia, which is in the grip of the deadly disease - with some predicting the epidemic could last another six months.read

For generations, it said Fairy lasted 50 per cent longer, but two years ago began claiming it lasted twice as long. Now it has gone back to claiming it lasts 50 per cent longer.read

A Ukrainian official said the country's military destroyed part of a convoy of armoured trucks which crossed its border last night. A separate convoy of white aid trucks is still waiting in Russia.read

Many of Italy's oldest specimens, some 500 years old, have been infected by the bacteria, named Xylella fastidiosa. read

Samantha MacArthur, 50, told the Mail how the gang burst into their £2million home, pinned her down and placed a hood over her head - and savagely battered her husband.read

Historian Mary Beard has revealed that some of the UK's favourite jokes, including the Monty Python 'dead parrot' sketch, come from Roman joke book Philogelos, translated as 'laughter lover'.read

Forget Kate Moss – it’s the naturally skinny sister or best friend on a diet who are more likely to make women feel inadequate by comparison, says an Israeli study.read

The patients were among 34 people to contract the food poisoning bug, which can cause diarrhoea, stomach cramps and vomiting, at Birmingham's Heartlands Hospital.read

The Office for National Statistics confirmed the economy grew by 0.8 per cent between April and June. But it revised up its estimate for how fast it had grown over the last year to 3.2 per cent.read

A taste test conducted by the Stockholm School of Economics found hardly anyone could tell different brands of lager apart.read

This is public school master Douglas Perrin, 66, who died after his yacht capsized in stormy seas off the coast of Ireland on Thursday whilst sailing with two friends.read

The more you earn, the happier you will be - as long as you earn less than £45,000 and do not fall into debt, new research by academics at the State University of New York have found.read

I gradually understood that what I was living, there in my mother’s house, beside her bed, was my life, in its purest, least distracted form.read

EXCLUSIVE: This summer complaints are running at more than a third higher than the same time last year, with a multi-billion renovation of Parliament still years off, MailOnline can reveal.read

Sam Barton, 22, from Sutton Coldfield, claims he needs new cosmetic treatments to combat symptoms of anxiety caused his ‘new-found fame’.read

Billionaire philanthropist ill Gates is among the latest in a wave of celebrities to complete the ALS ice bucket challenge, in an attempt to raise awareness for the disease.read

One of the women had a child with one of the undercover Metropolitan Police officers. She told the Mail yesterday that she suspected they used sex as a ‘tactical option’.read

It was an emotional two weeks of defeats, forfeits and winning titles, but a major international chess tournament was rocked after the sudden deaths of two players within hours of each other on the final day.read

A judge has ruled that an Alabama man with a bizarre facial tattoo who is accused of shooting his mother's boyfriend dead will not stand trial for the crime but continue his psychiatric treatment.read

Officially immigrants must seek asylum in the first EU country they enter. In reality they are encouraged by the French and Italians to leave their country. First port of call? Yes, they all want to come to the UK.read

The kidnappings come four months after Boko Haram abducted more than 200 schoolgirls from the village of Chibok. They are still missing.read

Karen and Ian Gilbert, from Pontypool, South Wales, have to colour code the toes of their one-year-old identical triplets, Ffion, Maddison and Paige, to tell them apart.read

Patrick McVeigh, from Leeds, was convicted of affray in 2001 and has now managed to get reports of his offence wiped from Google UK under the 'right to be forgotten' ruling.read

The victim, believed to be 22, suffered 'horrendous injuries' after the corrosive liquid was thrown in her face in Lowestoft, Suffolk.read

Stephanie Bruno, 29, is now suing the off-duty cop who shot dead her husband Anthony on their wedding night last December in Kansas City, Missouri.read

Teaching assistant Amanda Cooper, 33, from Cambridge, was disgusted to find a live maggot crawling across the potatoes she was going to give to her children for dinner.read

Kenneth Oranyendu, 42, from Clayton, was a key member of the transatlantic plot which saw more than 2.6kilos of drugs being smuggled.read

The rounded phone (pictured) was reportedly taken from Apple manufacturer Foxconn's factory in China by an ex-employee.read

A Google employee reportedly said that the tech company uses a Kevlar-like material to protect its fibre optic wires from shark bites. Stock image pictured.read

The almost 90-year-old lady penned that her one final wish was simply to die in her own home with dignity however, by the time the unnamed woman from Sydney was found her frail body had begun to decompose into the floor.read

A South Carolina man was arrested after his wife allegedly discovered he had four other wives. The 49-year-old was arrested for bigamy after wife number three allegedly found out about wife number four and contacted authorities.read

California man Mike Vilhauer was rescued last week after spending nearly a week lost in the wilderness.read

Trevor Smith, 54, from Derby, was diagnosed with bladder cancer in 2012. He shunned extensive surgery and chemotherapy and took cannabis oil instead.read

Ros Altmann, the former director general of Saga, branded the inheritance tax, 40p tax rate and increased stamp duty ‘draconian and penal’ because they were stinging those who did not consider themselves ‘remotely wealthy’.read

Two steam trains left the North Yorkshire seaside town of Whitby in unison today, to celebrate the opening of a second passenger platform.read

Georgina Horton-Jones, 35, from Haverfordwest, discovered her daughter Isabella was suffering the rare condition Russell-Silver syndrome, after stumbling across pictures of other children with the growth condition.read

Father-of-two Chris Monger, 26, from Norfolk, tried to make a home-made batch of rocket fuel after watching a YouTube video. He was left with horrific burns when the mixture exploded.read

Stephen Howells II, 39, and 25-year-old Nicole Vaisey, pictured center, have been arraigned after being arrested at their home in Herman, New York Friday night. They are facing charges of the first-degree kidnapping of Amish girls Fannie (top left) and Delila Miller, 12 and 6, who went missing from their family's Oswegatchie, New York farm (pictured bottom left) Wednesday night. The two girls were found Thursday night when they knocked on a stranger's door 36 miles away in Richville, New York. Pictured right shows the touching moment the girls were reunited with their family. The District Attorney says Howells and Vaisey intended to physically harm or sexually abuse the two sisters.read

Lady Hale suggested the renewed emphasis on British law may be a response to ‘the rising tide of anti-European sentiment among parliamentarians, the press and the public’.read

Key evidence from the Bali suitcase murder of Chicago socialite Sheila von Weise Mack, including bloodied sheets, pillows and dark stained clothing, has been layed out in the sun at Bali Police Headquarters.read

Computer scientists from Stanford University have found that gyroscopes, which are used in games (pictured), can pick up the frequency of soundwaves around them.read

A study by British and French researchers found that those taking growth hormone during childhood are seven times more likely to suffer strokes as young adults.read

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: MMA fighter War Machine was captured by the US Marshals Service on Friday in California.read

Kim Jong Un has been pictured visiting a fish factory in North Korea shortly after watching a controversial missile test with his military advisers.read

Up to 500 rhino will be evacuated from from Kruger National Park in South Africa which has been blighted by poachers hunting them for horns. The animals will be airlifted by helicopter.read

Rev. Peader Dalton (above left) met Robin Williams seven years ago at a memorial service. The actor took so much comfort in the minister's words, Robin later asked him to officiate at his wedding to Susan Schneiderread

Crowds at the Arc de Triomphe cheered as four bareheaded German soldiers were dragged away to be shot. Then Paris celebrated with open arms and open beds.read

The image emerged as violence erupted on the West Bank as Israeli and Hamas leaders struggle to negotiate a permanent ceasefire.read

Dating back to around 500BC, all were exhumed from a wet, boggy area which was once the site of extensive salt mines, in Marsal, in the Lorraine region of France.read

Officially the Cherabin led an honest existence trading with Turkey in the 1500s, but it led sinister double life - stealing more than £2,000 disguised as pirates.read

Two addresses in west London linked to the unnamed suspect have also been searched by Metropolitan Police detectives.read

Karen Price, 50, from North Wales, was horrified when officers escorted her through tunnels at Birmingham airport to a nearby police station to question her about the document.read

Jake Austin, 25, was sentenced to life in prison for murdering John O'Donohue, 33, in Gillingham, Kent. He killed him by running him over, after missing on his first attempt.read

A new electric car which takes just half an hour to recharge and can zoom from zero to 60 in 3.5 seconds has been unveiled by a company from Silicon Valley, California.read

Amateur stuntman Gogulan Pvel, 24, was stranded 70ft above St Petersburg's busiest street while attempting to pull himself across a 60-metre-long power cable.read

The sealed 'Selters' water stoneware was found by researchers exploring the F-53-31 shipwreck in Gdańsk Bay, near the Polish coast in June.read

Danielle Wolfe, 22, was arrested under a city ordinance in North Augusta, South Carolina, that makes swearing in public at a crime punishable by up to 30 days in jail.read

Artist Renee Cox's new photographic series Sacred Geometry uses the human body to create mesmerizing kaleidoscopic patterns.read

A group of squatters on land that could form part of a third runway at Heathrow were given an unexpected reprieve when bailiffs did not arrive this morning and local MP urges landowner to meet them.read

The author bought the home in Cornish in the 1950s and left after separating from his first wife. He remained in Cornish, where he died in 2010 at age 91.read

Josie Cunningham, 23, from Leeds, who is heavily pregnant with her third child, claims people who ‘whinge’ her about her nose should ‘put their money where their mouth is’ and buy her a new one.read

The service is on offer to all 26 million customers with EE - parent company to Orange and T-Mobile - regardless of whether they are on a monthly contract, pay-as-you go or SIM only deal.read

The unique properties have been preserved and converted since the closure of thousands of railway stations and lines in the 1960s by the British Railways Board.read

Clothes top the list of purchases by boozed-up buyers while some are even booking themselves a holiday while under the influence.read

A proud Russian who insisted his 4x4 could handle anything recent floods could throw at it has become a laughing stock after his all-terrain vehicle sank in a giant 'puddle' in Sochi.read

Imagine up and leaving your hometown never to return again - that's what happened in these ghost towns and lost cities which were once thriving and home to many inhabitants.read

Japanese illustrator and designer, Akihiro Mizuuchi, has combined the two things of everyones' dreams into one perfect product for an experimental design project.read

Tomorrow marks the anniversary of when the Simon (pictured) went on sale in the US, and in October it will get a new lease of life at London's Science Museum.read

The 100th anniversary of the canal's opening in Panama, Central America, was today marred by the failure of plans for a multibillion-dollar expansion.read

A couple of very friendly seals showed up at the popular Cornish seaside town to entertain the crowd of spectators by playing with local kayakers and snapping up fish from holidaymakers.read

Two-year-old Pixie, who lives with owner Sophie Batt, 24, from Bristol, could well surpass Grumpy Cat’s success because of her bubbly personality – in contrast to her mournful looks. read

The little girl - named locally as Jane Bell - was on holiday at the seafront Dalmeny Hotel, in St Annes, Lancashire. She was there with her family, who are believed to be from Galashiels, Selkirkshire.read

Sativex, a mouth spray made from two extracts from cannabis plants, will be available on the NHS in Wales to help alleviate the symptoms of multiple sclerosis.read

Chilly wind coming in from the the north could send the mercury as low as 2C in parts of Scotland while the Lake District and Cumbria could experience lows of 8C.read

Every now and again policeman are prepared to drop their helmets and get into the swing of things, as this gyrating bobby in Sweden shows as he dances at a gay pride event.read