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Britons reportedly fighting in Syria, including rapper Abdel-Majed Abdel Bary, 23, (pictured), have been suggested a potential identities for the killer in a sickening propaganda video.read

Harriet Taylor and her son Arthur, pictured, were told to leave Kenwood Ladies' Pond on Hampstead Heath in London as her three-month-old baby was unwelcome as 'he had a penis'read

MPs said proposals for housing 400 people near Calais would act as a magnet, encouraging more desperate people to attempt the perilous journey to the UK.read

Police recorded a 40 per cent increase in the number of sex crimes reported to them between 2011 and 2013 – and more than half of the offenders were children.read

Probate records revealed last week that the celebrity chef, pictured, had savings of only £9,000 while facing a tax bill of £17,000 when she died aged 66 in March this year.read

Setting out strict new rules, Jeremy Hunt will say cowboy parking operators can no longer be allowed to impose huge fines for trivial infringements.read

Duncan Selbie, head of Public Health England, warned that unless young people ate less and exercised more millions would suffer from poor health adults.read

The police chief leading the investigation into Sir Cliff Richard has accused the BBC of a ‘cover-up’ over how its journalists learned the star’s house would be raided.read

This is the house where she was nearly murdered. The home where, legend has it, her father carpeted Prince Charles and thundered: ‘What are your intentions towards my daughter?’read

Forget the hangover cures that probably won't work anyway. The new theory is to have another drink as that it counters the alcohol already in your system.read

MATT LAWTON: Sportsmail can reveal a further tranche of offensive texts and emails between former Cardiff manager Malky Mackay and club official Iain Moody.read

Stephen McLaughin, 34, (pictured) and Timothy Murphy, 33, both from Londonderry, Northern Ireland, have been charged with conspiring to facilitate illegal entry into the UK.read

The Duchess of Cambridge will be guest of honour at a spectacular celebration in Malta next month, on her first solo foreign tour on behalf of the Queen.read

This is Britain in 2030: frightened, fractious and weary, its economy sunk in the longest depression in history, its people haunted by terrorism and war.read

Theresa May has proposed the new civil laws to target radicals whose activities fall short of breaking the law, which echo Asbos as they could prompt a criminal offence if breached.read

Dr Claire Hardaker of Lancaster University said misspelled words, complex metaphors, and the use of dependent clauses gave away details of the author's background.read

Members are planning to infiltrate other social networks after having their Twitter and YouTube accounts suspended for repeatedly sharing the video of the murder of US journalist James Foley.read

Mama Kurda of Croydon, South London, runs a hair salon in Clapham. But the 26-year-old is now fighting with the Kurds against the militant group whose savagery has shocked the world.read

The Prime Minister spent the afternoon riding the waves on a beach in Cornwall, surrounded by holidaymakers.read

Iraq's most influential cleric, Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, has expressed concern for the Shi'ite Turkmen community in Amerli after their food and water was cut off.read

James Foley's tearful brother spoke of his frustration and anger that the United States did not do more to help free the kidnapped journalist before his brutal execution.read

These nominations have exposed a complicated network of partners, exes, co-stars and peers - now compiled into a maze-like infographic.read

A man in his 50s has been accused of flashing at a teenage girl in Leer, Germany but denies the charge. His wife backs him up. To see who is telling the truth he has to have his penis measured.read

Historian Monika Siedentopf believes that spy chief Herbert Wichmann (pictured) wanted to prevent Germany's planned invasion of Britain in 1940.read

The fortune, built up from a lifetime of films, an esteemed art collection and the $9 million Manhattan she had lived in for over 50 years, will be evenly split between her three children.read

The male tabby was left with shattered rear legs, a broken femur and a collapsed lung after the shocking incident in Croydon, south London.read

As of September 1, some of the finest, high-powered models will no longer be manufactured in Britain, or be allowed to be imported, as part of an eco-drive to reduce energy consumption.read

The predicament of wives like me, who would sometimes rather see a little less of their husbands, writes SANDRA HOWARD, has finally been dignified with a name.read

Elena Martellozzo, pictured, carried out a trial and just knowing a name is enough to find the home addresses, personal details and pictures of most youngsters.read

Pastor Hyacinth Brown, 79, suffered a heart attack and was taken to hospital after police in riot gear stormed her house in Hackney, London. Her family have made a formal complaint to the IPCC.read

Cardiff Sixth Form College has more than 330 students from 32 countries, including high-fliers from the local community who study for free.read

Thanks to the remarkable selflessness of Ellie Fairfax, her sister Siobhan Terry is now the delighted mother of Fionan. He was born three months ago weighing 6lb 4oz after a four-hour labour.read

The Ghost is being built in Maine, and is designed to 'fly' above the water on legs and deliver soldiers into battle.read

The discarded items collected by their volunteers include 1,000 TVs and fridges, 5,000 shoes, 10,000 fishing nets – and 15,000 rubber ducks.read

Michael Pearce, 33, from Caerphilly, Wales, was handed a nine-year jail term after killing his girlfriend's baby. The sentence will be reviewed following 10 complaints that it was too short.read

Kerry Byrnes, 23, (pictured after the attack) was jumped by two men in Oakham, Leicestershire, who said they recognised her from her job at Tesco and knew that she was a lesbian.read

Bedtime in Kimmy Rudland’s house in Ipswich is a hectic affair due to her two pet meerkats, pictured.read

The find at the landmark in Wiltshire suggests Stonehenge was at the heart of a busy heathen processional route over 4,000 years ago.read

Adam Walker, 22, of Wychbold, Worcestershire was three-and-a-half times the legal drink drive limit when he was found dead on his hotel bed on June 6 by his friend Damien Farmer.read

The star was taken ill on Saturday during a trip to London's Oxford Street and remained in hospital today. His wife Zara said he is 'very strong' and millions of fans would wish him well.read

Over the past 12 months MPs wasted almost 60 hours a week sending messages on Twitter, it has been revealed.read

The family of Kowshar Hussain, who was murdered in Stepney, east London in 2011, said it was sickening to see killer Liam Whitnell, 31, posting photos from jail.read

Naushad Faruk, 32, convinced the 26-year-old to pose for his pictures on the promise of a feature in Loaded, Highbury Corner Magistrates Court was told.read

A new study by scientists at the University of Waterloo in Canada, of 72 adult smokers found cigarettes with lower levels of nicotine did not prompt smokers to smoke more to achieve their fix.read

Harry Redknapp made the remarks days after it was claimed Mackay had exchanged a series of racist, sexist and homophobic text messages with Iain Moody.read

Robyn Hannaway, 20, heard feared a woman was under attack on her way home at night in Hamilton, Lanarkshire - but was stabbed and robbed when she went to investigate.read

The incredible moment an Idaho mother was struck by lightning was recorded on video by her daughter who was standing just feet away.read

The Met said that four officers investigated over sexual relationships during their covert missions could still face misconduct proceedings.read

The death of Temidayo Joseph, known as Simon or Dayo, was announced on Friday morning by Ockendon Academy near Thurrock, Essex, where he was a pupil.read

Two men aged 27 and 30 have been arrested in South Africa after a farmworker was pelted to death with oranges following an argument earlier this week.read

The celebrity chef bought the Pear Tree Inn in Whitley, Wiltshire in 2011 but came under fire from locals for charging high prices.read

The 47-year-old is believed to have been given an ultimatum by his landlord following a string of complaints in the luxury apartment block in Sandbanks, Dorset.read

In what it has called a 'strategic review', the carrier is retiring three Boeing 757s this autumn and looking to replace its whole fleet in the next five years.read

The head-on crash between two buses near Sharm el-Sheikh happened early this morning. At least four foreigners were injured in the smash.read

Michelle Mone, 42, who already had nine points on her licence, was given a further four points and a £225 fine at a hearing at Glasgow's Justice of the Peace Court (pictured).read

Young children are so engrossed in their phones, tablets and TVs, that they can't accurately read how people are feeling in real-life, according to a recent study by the University of California, Los Angeles.read

A police officer working in Ferguson has been suspended after disturbing video emerged of him referring to black people as 'little perverts' and President Obama as an illegal immigrant.read

Very different pictures have emerged of Michael Brown, the unarmed teen shot dead by Officer Darren Wilson in Ferguson, Missouri.read

Young black man Kajieme Powell, 25, died in a hail of bullets after he walked out of a hop in St Louis, Missouri, with two stolen bottles of energy drink.read

Are petrol prices keep you down this bank holiday weekend? You're not the only one. New research from Tesco reveals that high fuel prices are preventing Brits from travelling.read

Simon Tarry, 27, (pictured) lashed out at John Millett, 34, in a brawl outside South nightclub in Manchester, sparked by Tarry's behaviour towards a group of women outside the club.read

John Hensby, 71, says his partner Sam Hillyard, 39, first noticed the 100-ft wide sinkhole on Thursday morning after it appeared overnight, adding that it has been growing ever since.read

Boston researchers found that those who drank coffee were protected against gum disease - and say antioxidants could be behind the find.read

The nail polish's developers, from North Carolina State University, meet while studying Materials Science & Engineering.read

Police have arrested an individual found carrying a handgun in the Swiss town of St Gallen after they were called to reports of gunfire at a Mosque filled with 300 people.read

The alleged attack took place in a caravan last night in the traders' area, just as 90,000 fans flooded into the Berkshire festival for three days of music.read

It has long been said that dog owners look like their pets and now scientists say the resemblance is no coincidence after students were able to identify pets and their owners just by their eyes.read

Despite his reputation as a womaniser and fondness for malt whisky, the funeral of Sir Nicholas Fairbairn in 1995 was marked by an outpouring of respect and admiration.read

The Met Office warned that it will be chilly even in the sunshine - with blustery winds making top temperatures of 20C feel cooler.read

The medicines watchdog is to review the safety of a clot-busting drug alteplase, pictured, used to treat strokes. Stoke expert Roger Shinton raised his concerns in The Lancet.read

Philip Danks (pictured), 25, secretly filmed the sixth installment of the Hollywood action movie at a cinema in Walsall, West Midlands, on its UK release date and illegally uploaded it on the internet.read

Hirst has frequently confessed his desire to amass a great deal of money, and was described by a New York critic as ‘a cold-blooded pet of millennial excess wealth’.read

Victoria Smith, 17, was leaving a house party in Hull, Yorkshire on Wednesday when she had bleach thrown on her face and body. The aspiring model may never regain sight in her right eye.read

Dutch designers say the noPhone is equivalent of a security blanket for phone addicts - a plastic 'brick' exactly the same size and weight as an iPhone.read

A Pageant mother from Florida fed her teenage daughter tapeworms to help her slim down for a competition. She purchased the eggs, which hatched after her daughter ingested them, in Mexico.read

Psychologists at Wuhan University, China, claim that It women also find red attractive on men – but the effect isn't as powerful.read

Traditional British dog breeds such as deerhounds, otterhounds and Welsh terriers risk becoming extinct as they are forced out by trendy canines like bulldogs and pugs.read

A new scientific review in the journal Complete Nutrition shows it contains two antioxidant compounds known to support heart health that are among the most potent yet discovered.read

Researchers from top US university suggest that  the scanner can be tricked by covering contraband beneath simple plastic shields and under clothing.read

Yoko Ono is again fighting to keep the man responsible for murdering her late husband, John Lennon, behind bars. Mark David Chapman has met with parole officials and a decision is expected as early as next week.read

Hannah Stone, 27, has walked out on her husband of just two years, Gary Griffiths, who has been described as 'the next Bryn Terfel' - the man with whom Miss Stone is now having an affair.read

In an explosive political diary, Alex Bell said the Nationalists’ currency proposal is ‘arguably not independence’ and has hinted at a power struggle at the top of the party.read

Oscar Silva, 30, had fallen asleep when his partner Sophie Rosser (pictured together) returned from a party and saw smoke billowing from their apartment building in the Isle of Dogs, East London.read

Scientists at the University of Auckland evaluated different cheeses - mozzarella, cheddar, colby, Edam, Emmental, Gruyere, and provolone – to see how well they melted.read

Dessie Quinn, 43, was being treated for malaria after returning two weeks ago from working in Sierra Leone and was found dead in bed in by a friend in the early hours of yesterday.read

BAE Systems in Essex has revealed a new technology for aircraft. It contains sensors that act like human skin to detect damage and 'feel' the world around them while in the air.read

For a study has found that if staff are too chirpy it can lead to complacency and superficiality – rather than improved productivity and wellbeing.read

Terri Cheesebrough, 28, was begged to dress up by her daughter Phoebe - and now the mother-of-three from Hull regularly appears at parties after leaving her job as a social worker.read

Cyril Richardson, 78, was hounded by British Gas for seven years over £1,100 in 'unpaid' bills despite never using gas in his Shropshire home. He was threatened with legal action and disconnection.read

More than half of 18 to 24-year-olds who already have British citizenship failed the test, which is usually taken by immigrants as part of their application for residency in the UK.read

The first trucks in the disputed aid convoy cross the border into Ukraine, as Kiev claims its border guards were 'blocked' by Russian officials from preventing the vehicles entering the countryread

The Aga - the quintessentially British oven - has become a sought-after status symbol among China’s burgeoning middle-classes.read

Former newsreader Jan Leeming, pictured, admits the diction of actors and presenters has become so poor, she has to rely on subtitles to understand modern television.read

Experts say modern lifestyles are fuelling the rise of the disease, including alcohol, lack of exercise and being overweight.read

The ubiquitous BBC presenter, who is soon to publish a new book, has moved from strength to professional strength - but like many in the public eye, she has struggled with online abuse.read

German police officer Detlef Guenzel, 56, is accused of strangling Wojciech Stempniewicz, 59, who he met on a forum for cannibals before dismembering his body and burying it.read

Reuters said supply chain sources had to redesign a key component which disrupted screen production ahead of next month's expected launch.read

Workers should stand at their desks for at least an hour a day to prevent obesity and heart disease, according to a top public health expert.read

Those with the condition have too many synapses - places where where neurons connect and communicate - in their brains, say Columbia University researchers.read

Charities say the elderly, many of whom regard their home phones as a lifeline, will be the hardest hit. Around ten million BT customers will be affected by the changes to line rental charges.read

Home and business owners in the plush pocket of west London have begun taking early precautions to ward off the pulsing crowds by boarding up windows and shop fronts.read

Paralysed with terror, this pair could do little more than gawp as a missile fired from an Israeli warplane hurtled towards a home just a couple of dozen yards away.read

To the horror of locals, young tourists are flocking to the fashionable neighbourhood of Barceloneta for outrageous all-night raves.read

A small garage in Stoke Newington has gone on sale for £359,950. It is the latest in a trend of plots without planning permission that are being advertised because of a housing shortage.read

Researchers in Germany and Croatia found the disease is more evolved than previously thought, having identified tumours in two types of hydra - simple freshwater animals - that date back millions of years.read

Germany is suing Swiss bank Julius Bar for 91million Euros over claims it allowed money to be withdrawn illegally in 1989 as the Berlin Wall came down.read

Steven Williams spent eight days at Southmead Hospital in Bristol after having an operation on his feet but was dismayed with the quality and size of meals he was given.read

The League Managers Association (LMA) rowed back on their comments after they were accused of playing down the seriousness of the allegations against the Cardiff manager (right).read

A study by property website Rightmove has found house sellers' asking prices in Cambridgeshire, Berkshire, Surrey and the capital have made the strongest gains.read

Scientists at the University of Birmingham discovered 100 potentially dangerous bacteria and fungi lurking in each square centimetre of car seat, compared to 50 bugs in the same area of the average toilet.read

Klaus Zapf died this week from a heart attack aged 62 while on his third honeymoon. The 'mad millionaire' owned one of the largest removal firms in Europe, which was based in Berlin.read

WARNING - GRAPHIC CONTENT: Pictures show the bodies lying in the street, covered in white sheets, in the aftermath of the attack which hit the eastern Ukraine city.read

Shriver, who has been separated from from Schwarzenegger since 2011, introduced her new beau Matthew Dowd to the family at Bobby Kennedy Jr.'s wedding earlier this month.read

Tony Hall, the BBC's Director General, said the £145,50 annual fee, dodged by nearly half a million Britons, could be modernised to take account of online services as well.read

The bank’s near-collapse and a sex and drugs scandal involving former chairman Paul Flowers have proved the final straw for tens of thousands of savers.read

Experts at Michigan State University found young women who read the novel are more likely to have sex with multiple partners, binge drink, suffer eating disorders and have a lover who verbally abuses them.read

Myrtle Avenue, located in the London borough of Hounslow, is believed to be one of the noisiest in Britain - as it's just a stone's throw from Heathrow Airport.read

The channel’s chief executive David Abraham said billionaire media tycoons and production companies want to invest in this country to avoid tax in the US.read

Yaakov Marom let the flat in Hendon, north London, for £420 a month but his tenants had to slither up a cramped staircase and through a hatch.read

Max Schrems has passed his class action against Facebook, which he claims is backed by 60,000 supporters, to a court in Vienna after alleged breaches of data protection.read

Culture vultures visiting the UK capital can expect to pay higher prices than in any other European city, according to a survey by Post Office Travel Money.read

Police stopped Stephen McLaughlin’s Volvo lorry, allegedly carrying an Afghan stowaway, on Tuesday in Northern Ireland where he lives with partner Ann-Marie Harkin, 32, and their four children.read

The regulator said complaints rose by 30 per cent when a new IT system was installed in 2011, but EDF did not have appropriate procedures in place to handle the influx.read

Sign-writer Gary Bevans, 60, spent five-and-a-half years painting the ceiling at the English Martyrs Catholic Church after being inspired on a pilgrimage to the Vatican.read

Emergency doctors in the U.S. are being warned to look out for overdoses caused by acetyl fentanyl, an opiate mixed into street drugs and marketed as heroin.read

IKEA Australia have teamed up with Airbnb to offer three families the unique chance to stay the night at the Tempe store, for just 11 Australian dollars (£6.20) for the night.read

Hillsides caved in or were swept into neighbourhoods in at least five valleys in the suburbs of Hiroshima on Wednesday, crushing dozens of houses after heavy rains.read

Charities say increasing numbers of British families are turning to food banks - but one middle-class mother took to the radio today to tell how she stole from a shop to get better quality mealsread

Little Barkie was less than three months old when he was found near the N/a'an ku sê sanctuary in Namibia, where staff now take the termite-loving creature for daily walks.read

Donation site JustGiving compiled its list based on the number of givers and the amount donated in relation to populations. Cambridge and Reading were second and third.read

Frank Lynch, 65, said his mother Phyllis Hutchings (pictured), who had dementia, went for four weeks without being washed while she was on the ward at Medway Maritime Hospital in Kent.read

A thief, known only as Hamid P, 3D printed the fake ATM fronts at home before fitting them to cashpoints in Nimes and Saint-Ambroix, southern France.read

Astronomers using the Subaru Telescope on Mauna Kea, Hawaii say they have found evidence for the universe's first-generation of stars in a second-generation star (illustration shown)read

Marketed as ‘for the individualist’, a collection of deer fur clutch bags and iPad cases has been designed by Rosemary Hobrough – whose husband is a deer stalker.read

Pepe the tortoise, who earned his nickname after being given to Franciscan missionaries on the Galapagos islands, has died of natural causes at the age of 60.read

The crack appeared last week and is the length of three quarters of a mile, about 26 feet deep and 16 feet wide. Geologists still don't know what caused it.read

German motion designer Felix Deimann digitised athletes, including Michael Phelps (pictured) as they competed and turned them into abstract art.read

The Moab wash has prints from 10 different dinosaurs in an area smaller than a football field.read

The ancient weather folklore says that if it rains on St Swithun's Day on July 15 then it will continue for the next 40, but Hillesley, Gloucestershire remained mostly sunny this year.read

A couple who kept their 10-year-old son chained up all day for misbehaving have been arrested by police in Mexico for child cruelty and are due to appear in court in the coming days.read

Arsonists torched five thatched cottages in Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, putting the lives of families in danger. Police are hunting two men, both white and aged 25 to 30.read

A 37-year-old woman from Iowa was arrested after an investigation revealed that she failed to stop Jacob White, 24, from sharing her then-11-year-old daughter’s bed.read

An unmanned SpaceX rocket self-destructed shortly after launching on a test flight at a Central Texas development site, the company said Friday.read

The bushes in Dukes Mound park in Brighton, East Sussex, are currently between 15ft and 20ft high. A Cityparks worker said: 'We always err on the side of caution when pruning'read

Custody sergeant Richard Evans, 46, allegedly led the woman into the room in Carephilly, South Wales, to give her water, but instead stripped her and had unprotected sex, Cardiff Crown Court heard.read

Cats aren't usually vegetarians but this tabby chooses to nibble on its owner's sweetcorn rather than nick the meat off his plate. Sitting on his shoulder, the cat happily shares the tasty treatread

The Zojila mountain pass is on the western section of the Himalayas and is extremely narrow, has no barriers, and is often hit by vicious winds and heavy snowfall.read

Gong Tseng, 30, took cousin Cui Meng, 29, hostage after a family dispute. But when he released his relative and turned the knives on himself, the crowd lost patience.read

Hoteliers across Lignano Sabbiadoro in the Friuli-Venezia Giulia region are luring visitors to the region by offering discounts of up to 50 per cent on their rooms - as well as 'rain insurance'.read

The employee, who doubles as the only civil protection officer for the airport on the island of Milos, tried to work through the pain but had to leave his post and go to hospital for treatment.read

Self-confessed geeks Becky and Steve Mear from Derby had planned a traditional wedding until the bride lost her job.read

Three-year-old Oliver Akenhead was playing outside with his sister when he stumbled onto a manhole cover that instantly gave way underneath him (pictured).read

The bird was taken in by Whitby Wildlife Sanctuary, North Yorkshire, after she was found covered in thick red paint.read

Sworn enemies tend to fight like cat and dog but Gertrude the pitbull and Earnestine the tabby are more interested in cuddling up in this adorable video. read