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Brenda Leyland, 63, was found dead at a Marriott hotel on Saturday around 15 miles from her immaculately kept village home.read

The expectant mums will be the first to carry children using the very uterus that carried them as unborn infants and will follow Vincent, the world's first, pictured.read

Nick Hogan, son of wrestler and TV persona Hulk Hogan, is 4Chan's first male victim alongside Winona Ryder, AnnaLynne McCord and Victoria's Secret model Erin Heatherton.read

Changes to the iPlayer service mean the current ‘catch-up window’ will be extended from the current seven days to 30 days.read

Anna Cowie, 41,(left) suffered prolonged pain from a botched pedicure. Kate Cassidy, 53, (centre) had fungally infected fingernails and Becky Ashton, 35, (right) now has weak nails.read

On Saturday, in a major new series, Professor Andre Aleman showed ways to help people to keep their memory fighting fit. Today, the professor reveals the tricks and tips to keep dementia at bay...read

Clarkson’s cocktails in the BBC’s Last Chance Saloon do not seem as hazardous to his career as we might have thought. And the more offensive he is, the more people tune in, writes PETER MCKAY.read

The Top Gear presenter described the terrifying experience of being chased and threatened by an angry Argentinian mob. He claims the controversial number plate was not intentional.read

The Centre for Economics and Business Research says 2014 has seen the largest rise in home values since 2007. Prices are expected to rise by 7.8%– more than double the average increase last year.read

Belgian Helga Wauters, 45, admitted having a 'pathological problem' with alcohol. Yesterday she was in custody charged with aggravated manslaughter and faces up to five years in prison.read

Elisabeth Lorentz, 48, finally married Eric Holder, who is three years her junior, in the parish church in the small village of Dabo in Alsace-Lorraine, north-east France.read

Dave Sherry has spent two years filming drivers breaking the law and handing the footage over to police. The father-of-five said he has been sworn at, threatened and nearly killed on the road.read

A soak with dissolved denture tablets will transform off-whites while lemon is well known for its natural bleaching effects. Putting your whites in the oven with Borax could also make them sparkle.read

The dreaded phrase 'unexpected item in the bagging area' could soon be a thing of the past at thousands of self-service checkouts in high street supermarkets around the UK.read

Scientists have calculated the odds of the virus spreading to Europe, based on passenger movements. They predict there is a 50/50 chance that an infected person will travel to the UK by October 24.read

Ghoncheh Ghavami, 25, from London, has been refusing food in defiance of her detainment at the notorious Evin Prison in Tehran, Iran, where she has been held since her arrest in June.read

The 28-year-old was doused with methylated spirits and set on fire in her Perth home by a woman jealous of her beauty two and a half years ago in a horrific premeditated attack to 'ruin her pretty face' .read

Women devote well over the equivalent of a working day each week to household chores – double the amount undertaken by men, according to a survey by BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour.read

Some 84 per cent of those questioned by the Care Quality Commission said deciding how to care for an elderly relative was very stressful or quite stressful – making it the top choice.read

The badly decomposed body of Arnis Zalkalns, 41, was found hanged in a dense copse of trees that he is believed to have once called home.read

As a nation we might be drinking more than is healthy. But prescribing drugs — ones that may have harmful side-effects — is no way to deal with what is a social problem, says JANET STREET-PORTERread

The calorie count of many salads doesn’t include those in the dressing, meaning it could be more calorific than a cheeseburger. Dietician Helen Bond (inset) warns consumers to beware.read

Former grammar school pupil Shabazz Suleman, 18, from High Wycombe, and Hisham Folkard, 26, are thought to be among as many as 180 fighters exchanged by Turkey in the deal with ISIS.read

The Deputy Prime Minister said he ‘wouldn’t advocate’ attacks against Islamist fanatics in Syria – despite David Cameron’s public backing for airstrikes outside Iraq.read

The taxi driver’s wife Barbara, and two children Lucy, 17, and Adam, 15, were embraced in emotional scenes at St Mary’s Church in Eccles, Manchester.read

Kobani, which lies just inside Syria on the border with Nato member Turkey, has been described as the town the world cannot afford to lose to the terrorists.read

Shannon Thomas , from Cleveland, Ohio, had flown to Puerto Rico to spread his late mother's ashes in the Caribbean Sea - her dying wish - but alleges the TSA left them spilled in his bag after a search.read

The unnamed man, said to be one of the highest ranking Western officials to join the terror group, managed to survive the strike that killed the group's leader Mushin Al Fadhl (pictured).read

Heather, from Enfield, was looking for make-up that hides flaws. With the help of the new Zelens range by plastic surgeon Dr Marko and make-up artist John Gustafso, Heather is transformedread

Why on earth does Tamara Ecclestone put herself through the flour mill of public approbation, only to emerge at the other end as half-baked and flakier than ever?read

Mindy Sanghera, 30, was jailed for life in 2007 after she was found guilty of murdering the 17-year-old pregnant wife of Sair Ali. Her legal team say they have 'compelling new evidence' for an appeal.read

Consultant Henry Marsh said: 'Families don’t want to see you weeping at the end of the bed.’ ‘The problem is, it needs to be intelligent. With the bureaucracy in this country, it’s not. It’s one size fits all.’read

Sitting hunched over a computer screen for hours at a time means three-quarters of us now suffer from back pain, according to the British Chiropractic Association.read

Delice has launched a box of assorted sweets at Harrods which will set chocolate-lovers back £600. Natural colourings from beetroot, chlorophyll and turmeric, are used to create the decoration.read

Childhood homes give young people unreasonable expectations when they buy their own property, a survey has found, with first-time buyers downgrading.read

SPONSORED BY HOME OFFICE: The man, now 40 years old, was lured to a campsite with the promise of food, lodging and £80 pay for every day's work.read

Tumbleweeds practically blow through the Lib Dem conference exhibition hall here in Glasgow, writes QUENTIN LETTS.read

In an interview yesterday, the Treasury chief secretary was ‘p****d off’ at the Tories claiming credit for tax cuts for low-income workers and Britain’s economic recovery. read

The Deputy Prime Minister, whose party is languishing on just 6 per cent in the polls, said he would 'certainly not allow' the Tories to get rid of the deficit through spending cuts alone.read

In April 2010 Nick Clegg was the most popular politician in Britain - remember 'I agree with Nick'? - now he faces electoral oblivion. DOMINIC LAWSON explains why it all went wrong.read

Gerard Depardieu has revealed he was once a rent boy, a grave robber and a petty thief who was jailed for stealing a car before being saved from destitution by a gay theatre talent spotter.read

Mr Cable said environment levies on energy were undermining British exports by adding extra costs on heavy industry not faced by foreign competitors.read

Retiring from the BBC last January, Charlotte Green is still associated with the Shipping Forecast, not to mention Dead Ringers (as voiced by Jan Ravens. This is the second part of her autobiography.read

The 59-year-old said she hoped to rally older people into joining her in a political debate to take away the word’s negative connotations.read

Dubbed the ‘sandwich generation’, a large number of people are stuck between ageing parents and looking after growing children, and it is forcing them to miss work.read

As a book-keeper, Denise Bradford (inset) was always prudent but in April, her husband David (left) told her he had a gambling problem and had stolen £53,000 from his employers.read

The £2.5billion Time to Care Fund would be paid for by a mansion tax, a levy on tobacco firms and a tax avoidance crackdown – all of which would need legislation before the money could be spent.read

The former Deputy PM accused the Labour leader of not even trying to win over swing voters as a survey showed that the Conservative Party had moved two points clear on 36 per cent.read

Bet365, which has donated more than £400,000 to Labour, risked embarrassing the party by announcing it is to relocate its international remote operations to the tax haven of Gibraltar.read

The 39,000 funds for public sector workers could be amalgamated to cut out waste from relying on thousands of pension managers, trustees and advisers, the Mayor of London suggested.read

Millionaire businessman Shrien Dewani, who will go on trial today for the murder of his wife Anni, is accused of meeting Leopold Leisser three times before he married.read

Large areas of Britain were covered in a blanket of icy fog this morning, just a day before heavy rain and strong winds are set to batter parts of the north-west of Britain and Northern Ireland.read

Eager music fans sent internet servers into meltdown as they snapped up an eye-watering 5,769 tickets per minute for the festival, with Fleetwood Mac rumoured to be performing.read

The poll was put together by children's charity the NSPCC, which is launching a campaign to raise awareness of the importance pearls of wisdom can have in shaping a child's life.read

Those who donate money feel positive for a week, but for those who sacrifice their time the effect lasts up to 24 days, and new study into links between happiness and giving to charity shows.read

Eid al-Adha, known as the Feast of Sacrifice, commemorates what Muslims believe was Prophet Abraham’s willingness to sacrifice his son in accordance with God’s will.read

Scientists at the University of Exeter found that a one-in-five genetic chance can leave people with a 'batch of short genes' - explaining why they are shorter than the rest of their family.read

Hans-Werner Sinn, the president of Germany’s Institute for Economic Research think tank, said the single currency bloc was heading for ‘decades of crisis’.read

A report by the social mobility and child poverty commission will call for priority to be given to low-income families. Chairman Alan Milburn warns schools against expensive uniforms and tricky forms.read

Pupils aged five to seventeen will be offered Fluenz nasal spray in what is set to be the biggest school immunisation pilot for 30 years. But it will cost the government twice as much as flu jabs per year.read

Cool and clammy, October can be a fashion nightmare. How can anyone choose a wardrobe that’ll cope with the extremes? Here, Femail fashion editor ELIZA SCARBOROUGH shows us how.read

Research by leading cat charity, Cats Protection, has revealed that more than half of people do not know how to cope with an anxious cat and think that petting them is the answer.read

Rory Alec, who co-founded the network with his wife Wendy, says he will step down because of the 'disappointment I've caused.' Wendy Alec will assume leadership of the network.read

The names of senior policemen and politicians were passed on to Operation Yewtree among other UK forces by Mark Williams Smith, an investigator who exposed the Jimmy Savile scandal.read

Mizanur Rahman, who was jailed for six years in 2007 after calling for British soldiers to be brought back from Iraq in bodybags, manages the Siddeeq Academy in Tower Hamlets.read

Keira Knightley is not just a pretty face. She has also become a pin-up girl for a radical anti-monarchy group. writes SEBASTIAN SHAKESPEARE.read

The spikes, which were placed on a downhill stretch of road during the Valleys Velo Sportive race near Bridgend in South Wales, were painted black to blend in with the surface.read

The Shadow Chancellor said the party's proposed levy on expensive homes would 'rightly' apply to the Queen as much as anyone else.read

Jonathan Yeo, pictured, who painted the Duke of Edinburgh’s portrait several years ago, defended the royal against his critics, saying he was ‘very insightful’.read

Reza Baluchi, 42, whose attempt to ‘run’ more than 1,000 miles from South Florida to Bermuda in an inflatable bubble had to be aborted after he got lost is extremely unhappy that his pod wasn’t rescued too.read

It only took 20 minutes in the Chelsea v Arsenal Premier League clash for Arsene Wenger and Jose Mourinho's long-running feud to boil over.read

Archaeologists in Spain claim they have found one of the world's earliest known images of Jesus - and he doesn't have a beard. The figure is engraved on a glass plate dating back to 4AD.read

Andy Street has apologised for saying that in France 'nothing works and... nobody cares', but the latest economic data seems to prove him right.read

Two French photographers came across the 'adorable' scene where the father showed his son who is boss at the Masai Mara Reserve in Kenya.read

Sean Jennings, 42, has been submitting acts to the shows after changing his name to Jeffrey following a conviction for assaulting a 12-year-old boy in Bristol in 2003.read

Search vessels has reached its designated site in the southern Indian Ocean to join the deep sea search and solve the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370.read

The northern California 13-year-old is seen moving her foot and hand on command in two new videos released by her family.read

A flagship scheme launched by David Cameron to get three million people texting or emailing their blood pressure and other vital signs to their GP surgery has been quietly dropped.read

The tough words by the Israeli prime minister threaten to deepen a rift with the Obama Administration over construction in the West Bank and east Jerusalem.read

One in six want to work in the capital, while the UK as a whole is the world's second favourite place to work, just behind the USA. Canada was the third most popular destination, and new poll shows.read

Land Rover Discovery Sport has also received 1,200 orders in three weeks. Chief executive Dr Ralf Speth said the cars are 'at the very heart of Britain's manufacturing renaissance'.read

The race was cut short by nine laps as Marussia driver Jules Bianchi went off at the same site as Adrian Sutil's Sauber -which was being recovered by marshals and machinery at the time.read

Police have confirmed they are investigating a murder-suicide after a woman's body parts were found strewn across a home in inner-Brisbane suburb Teneriffe on Saturday.read

The trio, including author Sam Harris collided while debating whether large numbers of the Muslim population share the beliefs of jihadists during Real Time With Bill Maher on Friday.read

Members of the Earl of Lonsdale's family were horrified when told they could not show off their hunting memorabilia on Antiques Roadshow, writes SEBASTIAN SHAKESPEARE.read

Historian Dr Erik Kwakkel from Leiden University, Netherlands, revealed that monastic scribes would doodle while they were copying out the manuscripts, which are now 1,000 years old.read

Rupert Murdoch’s daughter Elisabeth was seen without her wedding ring yesterday as it emerged she is to divorce PR guru Matthew Freud after 13 years.read

For seven days I swapped my usual healthy diet with on-the-go, meal replacement products, writes NICK HARDING. I was intrigued to find out if man could live on substitutes alone.read

Detectives sidestepped a judge's agreement to protect the source of Mail on Sunday stories exposing how Mr Huhne illegally conspired to have his speeding points put on his wife's licence.read

The Springwatch star was told that she had breast cancer following a routine mammogram in February. Yesterday she spoke publicly for the first time about her diagnosis and treatment.read

A study has revealed that people in the UK would be willing to give up a surprising list of essentials –including their car and the internet – so they could eat cake.read

Researchers from the Institute of Bioengineering and Nanotechnology, Singapore, believe chemicals in green tea could be used to combat cancer and target tumour sites.read

British Electronic music producer, Orlando Higginbottom, found his interviewers notes about him after his performance in Melbourne on Saturday during his Australian tour.read

Speaking at the closing ceremony of the Asian Games in South Korea, Kim Yang-Gon insisted there was nothing wrong with his 'dear leader' - dispelling rumours of gout or ill health.read

The classic British 1960s television series, which was as much loved for its rousing introduction as its puppets' jerky movements, is set to return to the small screen 50 years after it first went on air. read

Scott Humphrey, left, repeatedly punched father-of-one Richard Rovetto, right, after the pair had a row in a taxi on the way home from a stag do in Mansfield, Nottinghamshire.read

Everyone escaped the plane safely and the passengers were taken to a lounge to wait for another aircraft to transport them from Jinnah International Airport in Karachi to Dubai.read

Four British explorers, including two who were wounded in Afghanistan, fly out today to begin the five-week mission backed by Prince William which echoes that taken by Shackleton in April 1916.read

At a cost of $350million, it aimed to revive Downtown Las Vegas and 'bring happiness to everyone'. But today, the Downtown Project's success bubble has burst.read

The demonstrator shouted and waved to crowds below, threatening to throw himself off the bridge as he protested against blocking of roads near the Government Complex, in Hong Kong.read

A host of wacky designs, held at the National Archives in Kew for 150 years, have been revealed for the first time and made into a book. They include a ventilating hat and a combined knife and fork.read

Surrey Police admitted that a journalist called in 2003 with information that a victim had been abused by Savile as a child in London – but the force did nothing and no crime record was made.read

Computer scientists from Oxford receive the most lucrative pay packets after graduating, earning an average of £43,895 six months after leaving university.read

James Wilson, 28, from Bradley Stoke, Bristol, was clearing out an old wallet when he stumbled across the EuroMillions ticket, which turned out to be worth more than £50,000.read

Each year the British Cartoonists’ Association’s Young Cartoonists of the Year competition attracts thousands of entries letting budding cartoonists have their work judged by the best in the business.read

Cattle farmer James Winslade lost 810 acres of land in Bridgwater, Somerset, because of heavy flooding. He applied for funding but was initially refused as pictures did not show sufficient damage.read