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The Good Morning Britain host, notorious for flirting with her interview subjects, was wearing a light blue dress which showed off her tanned legs as she grilled Mr Cameron. read

The 29-stone Liberal MP was snared by an undercover police operation gathering evidence of child abuse but was released hours later. read

The Top Gear host, whose future at the BBC is already in doubt amid claims he punched a producer, made the controversial comments in the March edition of the Top Gear magazine. read

Some women are affected by occasional hot flushes and tiredness, others suffer from debilitating symptoms; physical and psychological. Many women don't realise their problems are menopausal. read

Prince Harry will join the nation's army of job hunters after he quits the Armed Forces in June, Kensington Palace confirmed tonight. read

The Chancellor’s proposal is expected to become a key part of the Tory manifesto, but will not be included in tomorrow’s Budget after it was blocked by the Lib Dems. read

George Best's drunken decline has never been more movingly chronicled than in his son Calum's memoirs. Today, in the last part of our serialisation of his new book, he describes his last hours. read

Trevor Phillips, a prominent Labour supporter and former head of the Commission for Racial Equality, is currently reaping the whirlwind of Left-wing reaction, writes RICHARD LITTLEJOHN. read

Jack Straw, Labour MP for Blackburn, has said 'a lot of white politicians' prefer to keep silent about the segregation of our communities for fear of being dubbed racist. read

The budget chain continues to undercut the giants on everything from fruit and vegetables to eggs and pasta, with 33 commonly bought items costing a total of £42.15 at the supermarket. read

Leesa Barrell woke up one morning unable to hear out of her right ear, she assumed that it was a wax blockage. When it didn't clear she was given steroid tablets and has regained 50 per cent hearing. read

These photographs show how Andrew Brooks, 43, destroyed large parts of the property after the £150,000 Lake District cottage was put in the name of his estranged wife Bridget. read

The Top Gear presenter was seen leaving his apartment in west London today as the disciplinary inquiry into an incident involving show producer Oisin Tymon was launched. read

The word was part of a ‘running gag’ between Clarkson and fellow presenter James May about their colleague Richard Hammond’s perceived cheap style. read

The one-year-old boy, believed to be from an Asian family, suffered a serious head injury and died outside a semi-detached home in Yardley, Birmingham. read

Lorraine Earles, Natalie Lilley and Leah White, along with male defendant Brendan Teale, plotted revenge on the victim by luring him to a flat in Scarborough before torturing him. read

I've moved, done the dreaded downsize, put myself through one of the greatest stress tests there is. And survived. Just, writes novelist PENNY VINCENZI. read

Tyler, 15, from Vancouver, Canada, received an outpouring of support globally after he uploaded two photos of his Facebook conversation with his father J Ernesto to his Tumblr account. read

Among conservative politicians to have criticised Sir Elton John is senator Roberto Formigoni who claimed the singer's condemnation of the designers' comments was an attack on free speech. read

PIERS MORGAN: I feel slightly conflicted by the war that’s erupted between the two fashion designers and Elton, especially now both sides are calling for a full global boycott of each other. read

'Dolce has his own ideas. These attacks are fascist,' fashion designer Stefano Gabbana told Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera on Monday about Sir Elton John's calls for a boycott of the label. read

From talking too loudly and spraying perfume in the open plan to dressing inappropriately taking too long for lunch, a new survey reveals the pet hates of male and female colleagues. read

After Natalia Kills was dropped from New Zealand X Factor for bullying a contestant, people took to social media to point out that the singer's own style bears striking similarities to other celebrities' looks. read

The Labour leader said a formal coalition 'will not happen' - but failed to rule out forming a looser alliance on a vote-by-vote basis. It comes after Nicola Sturgeon vowed to impose SNP policies on England. read

Senior figures in Unite have threatened to retaliate after Karie Murphy, a close friend of the union's leader Len McCluskey, was excluded from a list of Labour candidates in Halifax. read

The EY Item Club, which compiles its forecasts using the Treasury’s economic model, said it expected borrowing forecast for next year to be reduced by £6billion. read

David Cameron has said that he will remain in Parliament as an MP even if he is forced to leave Downing Street after the election. read

Scots Nationalist leader Nicola Sturgeon, tickling the London Left’s underbelly, was subtle, wry – and, naturally, an economic lunatic, writes QUENTIN LETTS. read

There are claims the rats could be the same giant ginger species recently spotted 60 miles away in Hawick in the Scottish borders - which were feared to be moving south. read

Allergies are partly due to genetic predisposition but also environment and part of the problem in the increase is down to hygiene improvements. Experts explain factors that affect children's allergies. read

Magazine writer Robin Rinaldi was a 'good girl' living in San Francisco - but when it became clear that she would never have a baby with husband Scott Mansfield, she started sleeping with strangers. read

Branko Loncar, 55, has won a long legal battle against being returned to Croatia to serve four years in prison for attempted murder, despite committing further crimes, while living in London. read

Mansoor Miah, 22, from Kilburn, north west London, sent explicit photographs to the schoolgirl before inviting her to a Premeir Inn in Kent to have sex with him, a court heard. read

Tracey Dougherty, 38, and Stephen Turner, 60, from Wigan claimed tens of thousands together over a period of 15 years, telling officials they did not live together to become eligible for handouts. read

Obese women have a 40 per cent higher risk of developing at least seven types of cancer including bowel, post-menopausal breast, gallbladder, womb, kidney, pancreatic and oesophageal types. read

The procedure is called Primary Obesity Surgery Endolumenal and is far less invasive and causes less post-operative pain. The whole operation is done via a tube that is passed down the throat. read

Randall Wayne Mays was due to die Wednesday for killing two Texas officers in a shootout. Henderson County Sheriff's Office Investigator Paul Steven Habelt and Deputy Tony Price Ogburn died in 2007. read

Mexico officials are offering Sony Pictures Entertainment and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios Inc. up to $20 million to portray a positive image of the country in the new 'James Bond' film. read

Shocking new images released today have shown ISIS terrorists toppling crosses, smashing Christian relics with hammers and erecting the black ISIS flag on churches in Nineveh, northern Iraq. read

Posing with an AK47 assault rifle over each shoulder, Raphael Hostey, 22, has been named as a 'senior Islamic State commander' responsible for recruiting hundreds of his countrymen. read

Three single-decker buses can be seen turned upright to form a wall in the middle of a street in Aleppo, Syria, as a lone child walks past the makeshift barrier. read

The ex-soldiers - some of whom have Special Forces training - call themselves the International Volunteer Force and will fight alongside the Kurdish resistance in the north of the country. read

Jihadi bride Aqsa Mahmood's father Muzaffar Mahmood says his daughter, who fled to join Islamic State in 2013, played no part in recruiting three missing east London schoolgirls. read

Today, as his mother and her partner were spared jail for child cruelty, images from inside the family's council house in York reveal the 'unimaginable filth' in which the child was forced to live. read

Van Minh Dat, aged five, had been helping his mother out at her drinks stall at the Dong Dieu kite field in Ho Chi Minh, the largest city in Vietnam, when his legs became tangled in a giant kite. read

The French car manufacturer has approached the well-known women’s rights activist as it attempts to improve its female representation. read

Changes to pension rules could result in a flood of spam texts and calls from fraudsters to savers, the privacy watchdog warned last night. read

Prime Minister David Cameron will announce the changes in today's pre-election budget. The rate for apprentices will also go up by a fifth – the largest increase on record. read

The former England captain, 39, made £50.5million last year with US magazine Forbes putting him second on a list of the highest-earning retired athletes after Michael Jordan. read

The research was able to identify fingerprints of memories, distinguishing between viewing a picture of a necklace, from a picture of Marilyn Monroe, Birmingham researchers said. read

A new US study shows memory loss is a natural part of ageing which doesn’t necessarily mean you’ll succumb to Alzheimer’s but that men are affected earlier in life than women. read

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police have received numerous calls over the years from fed up and disgusted residents of the neighborhood who say the man stands at his front door several times a week. read

In what was one of the Kremlin's biggest shows of force since its ties with the West plunged to Cold War-lows, the exercises seemed to be aimed at dwarfing Nato drills in neighbouring Norway. read

The jury deciding Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's fate were shown pictures from his dramatic shootout with police, hours after killing a Cambridge police officer in the aftermath of the Boston bombings two years ago. read

The Frenchman, in his 60s, 'folded' his Russian wife into a suitcase and placed her in the luggage rack of a train as he set off back to Nice, in southern France, but they were caught by border guards. read

Dr Karen Halnon, 52, who wrote her PhD thesis on hysterical women, was arrested on board the plane for disorderly conduct on Saturday at Miami International Airport after the bizarre outburst. read

Passenger Amrita Jaurre, from London, said she suffered a headache and became nauseous as cabin crew struggled to contain the mess with newspapers and mask the smell with air freshener. read

A prisoner who was 'overwhelmed and nervous' on his first night in prison asked for a Bible, but was given a porn magazine instead when a warder could not find the holy book. read

Edward Goldswain and partner Jacqueline Hale were today awarded £290,000 at London's High Court, but have been told they are unlikely to see a penny after their building firm went bust. read

The horses only perform ceremonial duties and live in a state-of-the-art training facility. But activists still launched a withering attack on the MoD last month, accusing the Army of being cruel to horses. read

The Sentencing Council published plans yesterday recommending that a dog owner also receive a lesser sentence if the owner tried to get their dog under control before its victim died. read

Jacqueline Balaam, 41, from Cambridge, worked at historic Pembroke College but after opening an account with gambling website Jackpotjoy in 2006 she developed a secret gambling problem. read

Anne Dobson, 39, was jailed for two years and four months at Chelmsford Crown Court after spending £20,000 on a wedding, £4,000 on a honeymoon, another £16,000 on a new car. read

A recording has emerged from 2006 that allegedly captures the MP selling self-help guide Stinking Rich 3 and claiming his products could make listeners a ‘ton of cash’. read

Small retailers all over Britain are muttering a weary 'Hallelujah' in response to the latest Treasury plans to overhaul one of its most iniquitous taxes — the system of business rates. read

Dr Joseph Roche, an assistant professor at Trinity College's School of Education in Dublin, says the MarsOne project is disorganised, impractical and has already failed to live up to its promises. read

Polling stations are to open today for Israel's second snap general election in three years in a ballot experts agree is likely to be a referendum on the Netanyahu years. read

A new Mumsnet discussion has centred on disgusting items in teen bedrooms after one mother said she had found a Pringles tube of urine. She became suspicious after lifting up the tin and finding it heavy. read

Silicon Valley giant Facebook has created a new rule book that tells users the sort of content they can and can't post on the site, including a ban on images of buttocks. read

Michigan researchers have warned against sharing too much - and say a new generation of 'sharents' could cause problems for their offspring. read

It is known as the most important meal of the day, but one in three Britons are regularly missing out on breakfast, with many saying they do not have enough time to eat in the morning. read

The guitarist was filmed strutting up to his ginger cat, strumming loudly in its ears before booting it out the way. It then scampered upstairs to get vengeance. It is not clear where the clip was filmed. read

Pupils who do not take these so-called ‘facilitating’ subjects have less chance of obtaining a place at the prestigious Russell Group universities, which often favour them. read

Thomas Lavery and Krystine Hall were walking through New Haven, Connecticut, on Sunday when they spotted firefighters tackling a raging fire outside a pizza restaurant. read

Labour MP Austin Mitchell was sent a rebuke by Karl Turner, the shadow solicitor general, for tweeting a picture of his own kitchen poking fun at the party leader's recent blunder. read

An official said the open letter from Republican senators was a new issue - raised Monday - in the tense nuclear negotiations facing an end-of-March deadline for a framework agreement. read

Ex-Washington County Jail staffer Jill Curry, 39, cried in court on Monday as she was sentenced to more than four years in prison for repeatedly sleeping with a sex offender in a supply closet. read

Some 69 per cent of Scots now believe there will be a split while 59 per cent of those surveyed in England, 54 per cent in Wales and 59 per cent in Northern Ireland think the UK will eventually break up. read

In 2008, Sian Gibson noticed a new and darker freckle on her ankle, she consulted her GP but was told it was nothing to worry about. Two years later, Sian found out that the freckle was skin cancer. read

Reckless bank bosses now face hefty fines for scandals that take place on their watch. Former RBS chief executive Fred Goodwin (pictured) is one of the bosses who has avoided punishment. read

When Lisa Epsom, from South East London, broke her tooth opening her son's juice bottle, she thought it would just require a quick trip to the dentist. But, in fact, it led to her losing half her face and fighting for life. read

Alison Wilson, 36, stopped to help break up a late-night street row between a man and a woman with a baby in Widnes, Cheshire, but died from serious injuries after being attacked in the incident. read

The man, in his 40s, was reportedly encouraged to leap from the top of the car park outside Southwater Shopping Centre in Telford, Shropshire, by a crowd who shouted: 'Get on with and jump.' read

On Monday, Leslie Hindman Auctioneers announced the sale of some 500 belongings in Oprah's Water Tower Place Condo. read

For example, scalp hair is usually lighter than pubic hair, which often has a 'red' tinge, says Rodney Sinclair, Professor of Dermatology at Epworth Hospital and the University of Melbourne. read

Father John Lochran, 67, is said to have stopped his service to shout at Frances Haler, 87, who has chronic leukaemia and dementia, at the St Winefride's Roman Catholic Churc in Denbighshire, Wales. read

Prize-winning Irish Setter Jagger was given beef laced with fast-acting poison 28 hours after Crufts when he was back in Belgium, according to The Kennel Club, which runs Crufts. read

Tony Blair achieved 'very very little' in his role as Middle East peace envoy and should withdraw from political activity in the region, former senior British diplomat Oliver Miles said last night. read

Tony Blair may have been an electoral success with Labour, but he has been a miserable failure as the international peace envoy to the Middle East, write FRANCIS BECKETT and DAVID HENCKE. read

Kyle and Danielle Williams from Belleville, Michigan, had even picked out the name Charlee for their second daughter but when the infant was delivered via C-section on March 3 they got a big surprise. read

Home Office Minister Lord Michael Bates said too many babies are being born to immigrant mothers in the UK. He said: 'That is why we need to reduce immigration.' read

The education and child protection watchdog gave a clean bill of health to the town where as many as 2,000 children were exploited. MP Clive Betts said Ofsted’s ‘credibility is on the line’. read

The 'fantastic' underground parking space is located in Kingston House, Kensington and comes with 24-hour security, a valet service, extensive state-of-the-art CCTV. read

China's Internet tycoon Jack Ma, founder of giant online merchant Alibaba, has shown off a new e-payment system using facial recognition in Germany. read

Thugs tormented their victims, who are in their 70s, after bursting into their home in Cambridgeshire before torturing them and taking off with several valuables including an Aztec artefact, pictured. read

Between 1990 and 1962, the same number of sperm whales had been killed by humans as had been taken during 18th and 19th centuries, according to the National Marine Fisheries Service in Seattle. read

The dog was dropped off at a gas station in Slidell, Louisiana, where a witness heard its owner yell 'Go! Go over there!' The German shepherd then put its paws on the truck before its owner drove off. read

The ring (pictured) was discovered during excavations of a Viking trading centre in Birka, Sweden, in the late 1800s but recent examinations have revealed its origins. read

The study by the University of Texas found that over-65s who drank a can of fizzy diet drinks every day increased their waist size by 3 inches in 10 years, which puts them at higher risk of diabetes. read

The study by researchers at the University of East Anglia estimates that 382million people had diabetes in 2013, at a current rates, that figure is expected to reach 592million by 2035. read

Karla Kirby, 38, from north Lincolnshire, says no one can put a price on the joy she's given couples over the years as one of Britain's most prolific surrogate mothers - but her wife wants her to retire. read

From Cork to County Antrim in Northern Ireland, celebrate St. Patrick's Day by going inside some of the country's beautiful whiskey distilleries, also home to the Ireland's most famous beverage. read

Ever struggled to decide between a Chinese or Indian takeaway? Then the supermarkets’ latest offerings are likely to be just up your street, writes HARRIET ARKELL SAVVY SHOPPER. read

Extra light from artificial sources in Britain's cities causes urban blackbirds to reach sexual maturity sooner than their country cousins, scientists say. read

Conservationists have created a ‘hedgehog improvement area’ in Solihull, in the West Midlands, in attempt to slow the species’ dramatic decline. read

Ajay Rochester has hit back after being slammed for posting a photograph taken by her 15-year-old son, in which she is seen wearing just a racy white lace corset and sheer suspenders. read

A team of experts took samples of bone marrow from the extinct creature's front left leg during a symposium at a university in Siberia on Monday (pictured). read

The budget airline first mooted the idea of cheap transatlantic flights in 2008, but now has received approval to realise the plan by its board. read

French politician and neurologist Olivier Veran is demanding that models prove they are a healthy weight, and fashion bosses who hire super-skinny girls be punished with six months in prison. read

In a letter sent to parents, head Paul Rooke claimed New Machar school (pictured) in Aberdeenshire would not take 'risks around pupil wellbeing' during this Friday's cosmic event. read

The explosives were discovered by workmen on a building site in Eastbourne, East Sussex and are thought to have been phosphorus incendiary grenades. read

The 19-year-old, pictured, who carried out the fraud from her parents' home in Shoeburyness, Essex, also abused a number of victims over the internet, sending them 'vile' photos of dead family members. read

Nadia, 26, from New York, has hundreds of thousands of followers, a modelling contract and counts Lena Dunham as her biggest fan. read

The comical trailer, which was created by the YouTube account Screen Junkies, highlights any and all flaws in the movie's plot, using both footage and music from the 1950s animation. read

The Disney remake of the classic fairy tale stars English actress Lily James who has revealed she was on a liquid diet at times during filming while wearing a tight-fitting corset for the role. read

The tail fin is covered with stencil paintings of the 121 British and Commonwealth aircraft shot by Luftwaffe pilot Heinz-Wolfgang Schnaufer. It will be auctioned in Cirencester, Gloucestershire in May. read

Astronomers at Massachusetts Institute of Technology believe that 'minor planet', Chiron, which is located between Saturn and Uranus, may have rings of Saturn-like (pictured) gas and dust. read

A total of 839 inmates have absconded from low security prisons, including violent robber Michael 'Skullcracker' Wheatley, who held up a bank days after failing to return from day release. read

The concept technology was created by Austin-based Chaotic Moon Studios. An algorithm converts this energy into 'CPU time on a Bitcoin mining rig' and rewards them for working out. read

Sir Philip Green’s birthday cake features him topless reclining alongside his pet pooch, Louie - entirely made out of sugar paste., writes SEBASTIAN SHAKESPEARE. read

The images were created by Princeton University in New Jersey. The team are aiming to create a 3D map of the entire mantle, down to a depth of 1,865 miles (3,000km), by the end of the year. read

Physicist Hawking, whose inspiring story is the subject of the Oscar-winning biopic The Theory of Everything starring Eddie Redmayne, lost the ability to speak in 1985 read

Yanis Varoufakis is continuing to negotiate for a reduction in Greece's debt from the EU and has been doing a whistlestop tour of Europe in a bid to get support for his proposals. read

Experts from University College London and British Science Week also found that English Breakfast made without sugar and drunk from a ceramic mug is the most popular method. read

Dozens of men, women and children were frolicking in the ocean at Jacksonville Beach in Florida on Monday afternoon when someone noticed a shark fin gliding along the shore. read

Louis the cathedral cat is so popular with folk in the church community of Wells, Somerset, he has become the feline hero of a children's book, and even has his own merchandise stall in the cathedral shop. read

Looking cheekily over her shoulder in a Kim-like pose, Kit Kardashian bears an uncanny resemblance to to the reality star. The tabby is being cared for in Surrey but needs a new home. read

Braydon Smith, 23, collapsed 90 minutes after his WBC Asian Boxing Council continental title bout with Filipino John Moralde on Saturday night. read

Jackie Aina, who runs the YouTube channel Makeup Game On Point , shared her bizarre trick for treating eye infections in a recent video about her favorite beauty hacks. read

Revealed in Texas at the SXSW conference, the latest version of the AeroMobil can fly 430 miles on a tank of petrol - and when its wings fold down, it can fit into a normal parking space. read

The former secretary of state and likely Democratic presidential contender was praised for her work on the Irish peace process as she was inducted into the Irish America Hall of Fame in New York. read

AppleInsider claims the building in Sunnyvale is the HQ for the project which could one day take on Tesla with a self driving car. read

A father has filmed his four-month-old daughter chuckling uncontrollably at the crunching noise her mother makes when she eats crisps in a clip that's been seen over 40,000 times since going online. read

Olivia-Grace Steele, from Oxford, first started showing symptoms at ten days old but it was not until she was four months old that doctors realised she had ovarian cancer. read

Mattheus Schwarz, who was born in Augsburg, Germany, in 1497, commissioned 137 watercolour paintings of his outfits over four decades, finally publishing them in his Book of Clothes. read

The silver Ford Focus became lodged halfway up the wall of Alan Stone's house in Shelfield, West Midlands, when the 20-year-old lost control at lunchtime on Monday. read

The drones are on display at this year's CeBIT technology show in Germany and include the QH micro quadcopter (pictured) that's small enough to fit in the palm of a hand. read

'However, this sure beats being in Alex Salmond's pocket, Nicola.' read

Bill Wilkinson became notorious leading a KKK group described by the FBI as 'violent' and 'dangerous' but has not been seen since 1984. Daily Mail Online has found him in Belize. read

The heart-warming photographs show a four-month-old seal pup named Iron Man and a five-month-old called Beast let back in the water off Cornwall. read

In a new BBC programme female police officers recall the rampant sexism which often placed them in danger, on the 100th anniversary of the first WPC to be given the power of arrest. read

Daniel Lawrence, 33, and Renata Flores, 45, of Penzance, Cornwall, splashed out on luxury goods and even had a pet marmoset monkey (pictured) with its own shelter in the garden. read

Guan Quanzhi was set upon by a wild panda (pictured), which sunk its teeth into his leg, as officials chased it into his land near Longnan City in Gansu Province, China, where it was wandering. read

Mark and Rhea, who prefer not to share their last name, upload videos starring their children to their YouTube channel Hulyan Maya, which receives more than 3 million views daily. read