Anjie Galsworthy, 49, was among mourners at the funeral of murdered 16-year-old Becky Watts at St Ambrose Church in Bristol this morning. She was supported into the service by relatives. read
Alexander Pacteau, 21, allegedly killed the student (pictured), who went missing on Saturday night sparking a huge, four-day police search. Her body was found in the early hours of Thursday morning read
The 24-year-old nursing student was found dead at a farm north of Glasgow after disappearing from a nightclub in the city during a night out with friends. A man is due in court in connection with her death read
The unnamed US woman, whose letter was shared on Reddit and viewed one million times, demands a water table from WalMart, a play tent and play tunnel from Ikea, and a Cheerios book. read
Karen Gaynor, 53, appeared at Rotherham Magistrates Court accused of criminal damage by pruning a tree that belonged to her neighbour, which had been hanging in her garden. read
FEMAIL has worked with dietitian Lucy Jones to study how we snack in the UK, and identified the habits of three types of snackers and what can be done to change bad habits. read
The aspiring professional footballer got the opportunity to mingle with many of those high-status pals when he attended Burberry's anticipated London In LA fashion event read
One woman, said to be in her late 20s, was found dead with multiple injuries at around 9pm last night, while the body of the second woman, who was in her 50s, was found early this morning. read
A family court hearing in Reading, Berkshire, was told that the boy was taken into foster care as he had suffered from poor dental hygiene which had caused decay due to a high sugar diet. read
EXCLUSIVE: Nearly 10 per cent of people who visit their doctor do so with tiredness as the primary reason. From low levels of sex hormones to a messy room, experts reveal the little-known reasons you feel fatigued. read
Britain is set to remain warm and sunny over the weekend with bright sunshine and above average temperatures forecast across the country for the next few days read
Two-year-old Matheryn Naovaratpong, from Thailand, is thought to be the youngest person ever cryogenically preserved. Her frozen body is sitting in a vault in an Arizona clinic frozen to -196C. read
WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: The baby seals 'are dying a violent death for fur products nobody is buying,' according to the charity who photographed them being slaughtered. read
The Ukip leader was booed by voters at Westminster's Methodist Central Hall as he faced claims he blamed all of Britain's problems on migrants. read
Miss Sturgeon's dress sparked a heated debate on Twitter, with some viewers claiming the frock was grey while others said it was green or ice blue. The changing hue is likely to be the result of lighting. read
Marc Macrae, who was election agent for the SNP’s Westminster leader Angus Robertson, said the party showed compassion for the Lockerbie bomber but ostracised him. read
Party leaders might trade blows on deficit targets, austerity and brownfield developments, but it seems viewers at home are left in the dark and use search engines to explain the terms. read
Labour said the 'Marie Antoinette' moment by the Work and Pensions Secretary showed 'just how out of touch the Tories are' about the lives of working people. read
Suzy Howlett, 54, who specialises in teaching foreign-born children English, took councillors Derek Tanswell and Sharon Snook to task over their spelling, punctuation and grammar. read
Nicola Sturgeon today challenged the Labour leader to admit he is willing to walk away from the chance of forming a left-wing government, which voters would never forgive him for. read
The Conservatives will not win this year's General Election because they have become 'too right-wing', former Chancellor Ken Clarke has said. read
From David Cameron and Nick Clegg sitting on the Gogglebox sofa to Ed Miliband doing a Kate Winslet in Titanic, these are some of the best memes posted online following the TV debate. read
At a meeting of finance ministers in Washington, Germany's Wolfgang Schaeuble said Mr Osborne had done 'a wonderful job' in the past two years after strong economic growth. read
Unemployment has continued to fall and a record 31 million people are in work, the last jobless figures before the general election have shown. read
The mother of a nine-year-old girl murdered in Calais has revealed how she saw her daughter 'lying on the ground' but froze with fear as she was bundled into a car and driven off. read
René Dee had to watch his wife Eileen, 68, die just five days after catching a lethal infection. She was being treated for cancer at the Royal Sussex County Hospital in Brighton at the time. read
Mary Murphy, 66, from Failsworth, Greater Manchester, was found dead at the bottom of the stairs in her home alongside the body of a 67-year-old man believed to be her partner. read
Andrew O'Clee, 36, (pictured) from Chiddingfold, Surrey, may have been on the prowl for wife number three after a dating profile matching his description was discovered on Plenty of Fish. read
Los Angeles-based illustrator and writer, Samantha Jayne, 25, looks at the realistic unglamorous lives of Millennials in her series of illustrated poems, Quarter Life Poetry. read
Paranormal investigator Jayne Harris, from Shrewsbury, Shropshire, was given 'evil' Peggy after the 'possessed' doll terrorised its former owner. read
EXCLUSIVE: Leeds-based Direct Line is running a competition called #EverydayFix. They asked groups to design products to deal with common problems, such as locking the door (shown). read
The marks, highlighted by Lanarkshire Police, give potential housebreakers details about the building, such as whether it is a good target or has an alarm. read
Residents in Ludlow, Shropshire say the popular pizza chain will 'destroy' their town centre because it is 'not in keeping' with local independent shops and expensive bistros read
KFC's Australian head of human resources, Robert Phipps, said the fast food giant's online quiz was designed to assess a possible future employee's work values and ethics rather than personality. read
Immigrants wielding machetes have clashed with police as they hunt for locals that attacked foreign shop owners as violence continues to spread across South Africa. read
Seven people were critically injured in addition to the three fatalities following the incident at the entrance of club Tsunami in Santiago, Chile. Police confirmed they have made several arrests. read
Rony John, 15, drowned in the River Great Ouse in Hartford, Cambridgeshire in July last year after jumping into the water, despite being unable to swim. read
New figures from forces across England and Wales show that many more drivers are being sent on awareness courses instead. read
Britt McHenry, 28, a Washington D.C.-based sports reporter, was suspended by ESPN after an ugly and offensive rant she unleashed on a hapless Advanced Towing employee surfaced online. read
The US-based woman, who has chosen to remain anonymous, was diagnosed with acquired savant syndrome, a rare brain condition which is only known to affect around 50 people. read
Tugce Taskin, 26, was killed, and Adem Kilic, 31, is fighting for his life after their luxury car swerved across a highway in the north-western Turkish city of Istanbul. read
Joan Ashton, 81, has been a resident of the Aneurin Bevan Court in Duffryn, Newport for around eight months. Her son, Steve, is now campaigning for changes to improve food standards. read
Air crash investigators have recovered more body parts from the site where MH17 fell in eastern Ukraine after the Boeing 777 was shot out of the sky nine months ago. read
Satellite images revealed that China has constructed an airstrip (pictured) on a stretch of disputed territory in the South China Sea, angering the nearby countries who also claim the region as their own. read
One homeowner on Hickory Island, Florida, filmed in horror as a nine foot long bull shark, among the most dangerous shark species in the world, swam right up to their back yard. read
Dr Teresa Belton, 62, is the author of Happier People Healthier Planet, has given Femail her top practices that can make you feel happier right away, as well as in the long run. read
Scientists at the University of California Los Angeles found the oral contraceptive pill can thin two key regions of the brain, which could result in increased anxiety and depressive symptoms. read
Eight-year-old Christopher Furniss-Roe was found hanged by his father at their home in Pontypool, South Wales. A coroner ruled it was a 'tragic accident' after a 'childish' argument. read
Zoe Hadley, 19, had been battling a mystery undiagnosed illness since the age of 13 when she was found hanged in a hotel room in Putney, south west London, an inquest has heard. read
The six men are marched to their deaths in the Syrian city of al-Mayadin where a large crowd gathers to watch a masked executioner (pictured) take off their heads with a sharpened blade. read
The images were posted on social media under the title Leveling Graves And Erasing Pagan Symbols. They show militants in Mosul attacking graves with sledgehammers. read
A British former supermarket security guard, who left his parents house and became an ISIS jihadist in Syria, has been busy writing advice about 'dealing' with wannabe jihadi brides. read
Following heavy defeats at Tikrit in Iraq and the appalling costly siege of Kobane, Islamic State have launched their own social media rules to censor coverage on its recent defeats. read
Islamic State has released a new set of worrying propaganda photos, showing off their growing number of military markets in Iraq. FIghters are shown shopping for new military equipment. read
According to Iraqi officials, ISIS fighters are rapidly closing in on the capital of western Anbar province, despite the best efforts of the Iraqi army and arriving Shiite paramilitary reinforcements. read
Izzat Ibrahim al-Douri, a fugitive Iraqi militant leader and former right-hand man of Saddam Hussein has reportedly been killed fighting government troops in Salahuddin province, north of Baghdad. read
Rosie Dutton's daughter Olivia has been given a school place in Tamworth starting in September, despite being threatened with going straight into Year 1 after her parents decided to hold her back. read
The patient had all 19 of his teeth removed in Munich, Germany, and was charged 2,000 euros (£1,435). He believed the operations would help him regain his vitality and also cure his schizophrenia. read
The mutilated body of a missing elderly British woman has been found 'in two different areas' of a southern French region where she lived, local prosecutors say. read
A lonely man from the Northern Territory has taken his search for love - or lust - online, posting an advertisement complete with his desires, or 'requirements'. read
RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: It was surprising, to say the least, to see that photograph of two Muslim Liverpool supporters praying to Mecca at half-time in an FA Cup match. read
A sweet family moment during a day out to a Nebraska zoo took a terrifying turn when an adult gorilla took against a toddler beating her chest at him from behind the glass. read
Sitting at one-and-a-half times the width of a standard seat, the SANTO seat by SII Deutschland aims to improve flights for obese, and young passengers. read
As the suitcases whizz round on the belt, out of nowhere a mechanical arm slams into the bags and and thrusts them onto a lower track. read
Chantelle Doherty, 21, of Prestwich, Greater Manchester, was involved in a raid on the home of a 92-year-old man in which she bluffed her way in and stole several bottles of whisky and a phone. read
Police say they have found the mother of a newborn baby girl who was discovered in the disabled toilets at Silcock's Amusement Arcade in Southport. She is receiving medical treatment. read
Photojournalist Naumi, 32, who was raised as an ultra orthodox Jew, admitted that some of the rituals, when viewed with the eyes of an outsider, ‘look strange’. read
How children are taught about the birds and the bees has changed a great deal in the past 60 years. As a mother live tweets her son's sex education class, FEMAIL charts how these lessons have evolved. read
David Hibbitt, from from Stoke-on-Trent, decided to try cannabis oil as a last resort and bought it from a local dealer for £50 a gram. He has been cancer-free since January. read
A third of smokers believe up to 10 cigarettes a day is not associated with any risk of lung cancer, report doctors at Hopital Nord in Marseille, France. read
The robot, called BB-8 stars in the eagerly anticipated film Star Wars: The Force Awakens and took to the stage at Star Wars Celebration convention in Anaheim, California. read
Goldman Sachs executive Sonia Pereiro-Mendez claims after she became pregnant she was cheated out of millions of pounds in bonuses and subjected to sexist comments by some of the firm’s top bosses. read
In a case which has strikingly similar traits to the £60m heist in London, thieves targeted 294 security vaults during a break-in at the Volksbank in Steglitz, Berlin, in January 2013. read
Denise Fedyszyn, from Holmfirth, West Yorkshire, tipped the scales at 20 stone 4lb when she was left feeling mortified while on a family day out with her daughters Anya and Isla. read
Flying to Nice involves stocking up on gin, Saudi Arabia can be unexpectedly fun and London City to Ibiza is much better than Luton to Ibiza. read
The 86-year-old party grandee was accused of being ‘Labour’s Cyril Smith’ and an ‘animal’ as prosecutors revealed he escaped prosecution three times over 16 years thanks to botched investigations. read
Owner Wendy Stokes, 74, had given up hope of ever seeing Toby again after he escaped from her garden 11 months ago. But he has now finally returned home - and he's had quite an adventure. read
The medical incident officer, usually deployed to major disaster zones, was sent to help staff at the Worcestershire Royal Hospital's A&E department as ambulance chiefs called for action amid delays. read
Author Alice Dreger took to Twitter to express her horror at what she heard in an abstinence only sex ed at East Lansing High School, in Michigan, earlier this week. read
Philip and Victoria Sherlock from Warrington have been living out of their car after a stomach operation meant Philip could no longer work but the pair were handed a lifeline by a businessman read
Mother-of-two Kelly Parsons, 35, has already helped two couples have twins and another couple have a boy, thanks to her selfless willingness to go through the painful donation procedure. read
German Chancellor Angela Merkel (right) will be among the 1,500 attending a memorial at Cologne Cathedral to remember the 150 people who tragically died in the Germanwings air disaster last month. read
The film is set to be released in December. A first trailer was released in November and the second debuted at the in Anaheim during a panel with director JJ Abrams and producer Kathleen Kennedy. read
The narrow two-bedroom home in Islington, north London, is so small it is only 5ft wide in places - yet it has been snapped up for a staggering £750,000, which is almost double what it sold for in 2001. read
Chloe Jackson, 19, from Norfolk, appeared on today's This Morning and admitted reading her friends' Facebook status updates while she's sitting at home makes her feel even more isolated. read
David Priestley made three 999 calls after his 57-year-old wife Diane (pictured) began struggling to breathe and her tongue and lips turned blue at their home in Shildon, County Durham. read
Moses Yitzchok Greenfeld, was pulled from Hampstead Ponds in Hampstead Heath, north London, almost six hours after getting into difficulty while swimming with friends. read
John Frost hilariously recounts stories from his career at London airports. Frost and his team have frequently detected drugs hidden in bizarre ways and animals being smuggled in even stranger ways. read
Spain remains Britons' favourite destination to fly to with its more than 34 million journeys in 2014 over double that of the next most popular, the US, reveals new Civil Aviation Authority figures. read
Jake Shaw, 21, fell 25ft from the upper floor Kandersteg International Scout Centre, Switzerland on August 1. He was airlifted to hospital in Bern but died nine days later. read
Linen should be washed in cool or lukewarm water - never hot or cold - while using salt water to clean spandex will set the colour and keep garments looking bright. read
A survey of 600 employers and senior executives has revealed that among the worst resume mistakes made by prospective employees, spelling and grammar errors are the most annoying. read
Footage captured on a CCTV camera outside a home in Woodford Green, north London shows a thief steal the white Range Rover without even using the owner's keys or smashing a window. read
WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Alfie suffered the burns after undergoing an MRI scan at the Animal Health Trust in Newmarket, Suffolk, where vets placed a heat pad on to him . read
Abdulkadir Zeyat, 45, his 43-year-old wife Antika, and their six children were discovered at their house in the village of Alintepe in the country's eastern Agri Province in Turkey. read
Mario Balotelli receives the most abuse and Chelsea the greatest volume of discriminatory messages on social media, according to extensive research undertaken by Kick It Out. read
Around a dozen top footballers including Arsenal's Theo Walcott (pictured) are under fire after they plugged an Adidas sale on Twitter without including the words 'ad' or 'spon'. read
A passenger waiting to board a plane in an airport terminal has been hospitalised with deep cuts on his leg and buttocks after he broke a toilet he was squatting on. read
Data from 941,300 male and female Sleep Cycle app users revealed 6:09am is the earliest wake up time, in South Africa. While two thirds of countries spend the least amount of time in bed on Sundays. read
Research shows that meeting friends once a week can add as many years to your life as giving up a 20-cigarette-a-day habit, writes psychologist SUSAN PINKER. read
Glenn Mason was jailed for 15 months last November after stealing £185,000 from elderly customers living near his NatWest branch in Biggin Hill, Kent. He will pay back every penny from his pension. read
Romantic Daniel Pena, from the US, had decided to pull our all the stops to ask his girlfriend to the prom, erected signs along the road which read: Alex. Will. You. Marry. LOL Jk. Go To. Prom. With Me?' read
The complex of affordable housing, funded and designed by the Star Wars director, would provide homes to 224 low-income families. read
The typed dispatch that was sent by German president Karl Doenitz on May 8,1945, telling officers to abandon fighting is set to go under the hammer at Bonhams, New York. read
Japanese airline All Nippon Airways is set to unveil its latest livery in honour of the Star Wars films and in particular one of its much loved characters. read
Scientists at Washington University in St Louis hope their findings will result in changes to how patients are screened for lung cancer, with those carrying the gene variation checked regardless of their age. read
Houston-based Nasa says it plans to use lasers to align each glitter grain in the same direction, transforming the cloud of shimmering dust into a reflective surface. read
Second children are left to rely on hand-me-downs, with around £500 less spent on them in their first year of life. More than a third of mothers clothed their second baby in hand-me-downs. read
The unnamed worker was spotted on the roof, 30 foot above the ground, on top of an Edwardian semi-detached home in Greenwich, south east London, with a lack of safety equipment. read
The US Navy's system will be able to shoot drones out of the sky using a high powered laser mounted on top of a humvee. read
Sue Sharp was shocked to find the 'home-grown' leg of lamb had actually been flown halfway round the world to the store in Midlothian, Scotland. She refuses to accept that it was a one-off mistake. read
Two new Russian start ups have started offering the eyebrow raising service -which costs just £4 per message - and are, by all accounts, causing quite a stir. read
The £6.1billion deal sees the company manufacture 900 engines to power 50 Airbus A380 superjumbos - due to enter service from 2016. read
Anti-Semitic attacks surged worldwide by 38 per cent last year, with the highest number of incidents occurring in France, an annual study has revealed. read
Music fans at the California-based concert festival could catch illnesses like Norovirus, hepatitis A, and the flu due to conditions in public restrooms that promote the spread of bacteria read
The first pictures of model and animal rights activist Sarah Stages's baby boy, James Hunter, have been released. Sarah came under criticism for her toned stomach while she was pregnant. read
The 4,380-square-foot home sits on nine acres of Scottsdale, Arizona desert. With three bedrooms and two-and-a-half bathrooms, the home is made from only 40 per cent non-rock material. read
Research has revealed that three out of four people have little or no knowledge about the Battle of Waterloo.Only just over half know the Duke of Wellington led the British forces, read
Thierry Fremaux, the director of Cannes Film Festival, has urged celebrities to refrain from taking selfies on the red carpet, adding: 'You never look as ugly as you do in a selfie.' read
Pictures of six dead cats hanging outside a factory in Beijing have sparked outcry among animal lovers. The company in question said the animals were bought and dried for 'anti-allergy research'. read
Elbit Systems, who are working with the Israeli Ministry of Defense, said the equipment will detect activity at a distance using a series of sensors. They added that there will be 'no false alarms'. read
Just about everybody of a certain age will be familiar with an urban myth that has been circulating since my childhood in the 1950s. The one I mean is about the Rolls-Royce owner... writes TOM UTLEY read
Jacob Polyakov cracked his head on the floor after plunging off the edge of the SEC 'Globe' centre in Kiev, Ukraine. His friend Jamal Maslow broke his coccyx after landing on the corner of one of the steps. read
An amateur cyclist is planning to ride the entire route of the Tour de France - considered the most gruelling race in professional cycling - on a Raleigh Chopper. read
With just over a week to go until the Duchess of Cambridge's due date, betting on names has been hotting up. Popular choices include Alice, Frederick and Elizabeth - all of which have a royal history. read
Kestutis Martuzevicius repeatedly stalled efforts to extradite him, claiming they breached his human rights. The 52-year-old, who is wanted for 22 crimes in Lithuania, must now leave Belmarsh Prison (pictured). read
Campaigners said drivers were being ‘fleeced’ by oil firms and high fuel duty. For months, the cost of fuel fell to just 113.42p for diesel and 106.39p per litre of unleaded. read
Angola's diamond trade has been mired in blood for decades, but while the precious gems may no longer be fueling conflicts, parts of the industry are still just as brutal - and corrupt - as ever. read
Crown Princess Mary and Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark were among the first guests to arrive for tonight's dinner in Fredensborg, Denmark. read
Jodie Bredo, 26, from Essex, has been a Kate lookalike for six years and wishes the Duchess of Cambridge would 'change her hair for once' - suggesting she opt for a bob style. read
Around 50 obese pupils from Jianxin Primary School, in China's eastern Zhejiang province, were sent to the classes after a survey showed they were obese, with one 11-year-old weighing 12 stone. read
Amsterdam Falafel Shop in Washington DC, US, has launched its pot-pairing menu which matches five falafels to different strains of weed. read
The image of Barbie is the 96th result on the page, and ironically comes from a 2005 spoof article courtesy of The Onion that jokingly states 'women don't run companies'. read
Lord Neuberger, the President of the Supreme Court, said judges should allow women to wear the traditional dress as they should ‘show, and be seen to show’ respect towards different customs. read
Hilary Border, 54, had power of attorney over her mother Dorothy's affairs, but refused to pay her £16,000 care home bill. She has been spared jail, pictured outside Nottingham Crown Court. read
Jane Smith, a Staffordshire Unison member, told colleagues at the union's conference: 'The fact staff are so tired has a detrimental effect on patient care and puts other staff at risk.' read
Researchers at the University of California, Davis examined the effects of sweetened drinks on 19 women aged between 18 and 40. read
Laura Jordan, 24, arranged yesterday's wedding after being told her now husband, Jack Jordan, 23, from Brixham, Devon, has just weeks to live having battled leukaemia since 2013. read
What the people manage to carry on the back of a scooter in Vietnam is nothing short of remarkable. Award-winning photographer Lee Thompson captures some of the finest in action. read
This incredible footage shows the moment an 'apocalyptic' weather storm struck Belarus, turning day into night when fast-moving storm clouds blocked out the sun. read
Biologists at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem in Israel used high speed videos of octopuses (pictured) crawling over objects to study how the animals move. read
Scientists at the University of Edinburgh identified a common genetic variant - changes to a person's genetic code - related to how quickly a person is able to process new information. read
The three-metre oarfish, which is sometimes mistaken for a mythical sea serpent, was discovered at the entrance of the Otago Harbour in New Zealand. read
An eight-year-old boy from a school in Collyhurst, Manchester, was hospitalised after a playground prank called 'sleeper' - where the child is suffocated until they pass out - went wrong. read
A rare albino dolphin (above) has been drawing huge crowds to the Taiji Whale Museum in southern Japan because it changes colour when emotional. read
The Endure Survival Penwas designed by Californian Nolan Brundige. As well as a flare launcher, the titanium pen contains a metal rod that can be used to make sparks. read
London-based Trotters, who describe their clothing as 'exclusive, yet affordable: stylish yet traditional', have unveiled the 'New Born Baby Collection' just in time for baby number two. read
They are the remnant of a bygone era, when Sultan's ruled one of the world's oldest empires, living in a forgotten age of opulence and extravagance in India's immense palace estates. read
Clint Chadbourne, 71, was headed home to Portland when he got trapped by his seatbelt. His wife Bonnie and daughter Kelly captured the whole thing on video. Man didn't panic but he did become agitated. read
The age-old ghost town of Balestrino was captured in all its spooky wonder by a drone that circled the picturesque landscape and picked out the castle on the hill and surrounding depreciated buildings. read
Washington DC-based Nasa has revealed 25 of the the 25 greatest Hubble Space Telescope images, to celebrate its 25th anniversary in space. Shown are the Pillars of Creation, by Hubble. read
The Oklahoma City bombing on April 19, 1995, killed 168 people. One picture encapsulated the terror: a firefighter cradling the lifeless body of Baylee Almon, who would be 21 this year. read
The Hainan Yingge Wing in Ground Effect Craft Manufacturing Company in Hainan, China, tested two prototype sea planes off the coast of Haikou that have been developed in a CNY5 billion project. read
Dressed as characters ranging across fantasy and sci-fi movies, books, TV shows and comics, the babies are carefully placed in different scenarios and positions by their parents. read
Discovery in northwestern China means the Qing Dynasty Great Wall can be fully traced for the first time. Records show they existed but physical evidence had never been found until now. read
Honza and Claudine Lafond, who live in Sydney, have posted pictures from all their athletic adventures on Instagram, attracting more than 251,000 followers. read