Jemma Peacock (pictured with her daughters Kacie and Willow), from West Sussex, suffers from a rare form of stomach cancer, but a drug which could prolong her life is no longer being funded by the NHS. read
Gavin Hackwood, 36, from Newport, South Wales, logged onto the online Sky 'chat' service in an attempt to leave the provider. But, after an hour-and-a-half, his operator Rachael said he wasn't allowed. read
Godfrey Elfwick was recruited via Twitter to appear on the programme World Have Your Say, where producers were preparing an item about the trailer for the new film in the franchise. read
Jim Jepps used a blog to defend 'rape fantasies', describe paedophiles as 'complex human beings' and question why teachers who have relationships with pupils are put on the sex offenders register. read
A group of Nevada sex workers, Hookers For Hillary, have come out in favor of the Democratic contender for president. They all work at Dennis Hof's Moonlite Bunny Ranch in Carson City. read
In dramatic images, officers were seen taking down a protestor near the entrance to the park - just yards from a prominent police sign which read: 'Possession of cannabis is illegal'. read
The woman, thought to be in her 20s, suffered head injuries after falling 11ft from the sculpture in Trafalgar Square, central London last night. Crowds had to move out of the way as the helicopter landed. read
A gang of six men have been jailed for a total of 31 years after being convicted of a string of sexual offences against teenager girls in Banbury, Oxfordshire. read
When Wollongong man Michael McQueen lost his dad at the age of 22, he realised he knew barely anything about him. Now he has compiled a list of questions he wished he had asked him. read
Holly Willoughby, Katherine Jenkins and Samantha Cameron are all fans and high street spring/summer collections are awash with different shades of pink from pale nude to bubblegum read
In an interview, Milan-born fashion designer, Giorgio Armani, 80, has condemned women who have cosmetic surgery, as well as men who seem like they spend too much time at the gym. read
Tributes have been paid to schoolgirl Rachelle Owen, from West Kirby, Wirral, after she was hit by a train. Her mother Kay Diamond, 44, was allegedly murdered two months ago. read
Liam Marshall-Ascough is standing to be an MP in Stoke-on-Trent central, which had a 5,500 Labour majority in 2010, and is a traditional Labour stronghold. read
Becky Handley, 20, who lives in Shrewsbury, discovered her father, Raymond Handley's grisly crimes against a child in a local newspaper article. She now wants to change her name via deed poll. read
The 31-year-old stopped eating when he was moved to solitary confinement in HMP Manchester, formerly Strangeways, a month ago after being caught smuggling, sources said. read
Authorities in Devon, where the paedophile, his wife and the children live, have approved the plan to allow them to live in the same house, despite the man being a convicted sex offender. read
So far, only 28 people have been rescued after the boat overturned off the coast of Libya, when passengers moved to one side of the vessel to signal to a passing merchant ship. read
Fifteen men were arrested last week for the 'aggravated murder' of 12 Christians by throwing them into the sea. Others from the boat said they formed a 'human chain' to stop the men's attacks. read
The brolly-clad thieves, all from the West Midlands, targeted supermarkets, convenience stores and electrical shops, swiping £2,000 worth of cigarettes and cars valued at £30,000 in the process. read
Michelle O'Clee, 39, from London, said her husband Andrew's 'extraordinary lies' about being forced to live in a 'safe house' so he could lead a double life were like something from a John Grisham thriller. read
Blur frontman Damon Albarn, who lives in Kensington and Chelsea in London, has returned to pick a fight with more people in the music industry as Blur release a new album. read
The video, released this afternoon, appears to show the militants holding two groups captive in Libya. At least 16 men are lined up in a desert area while 12 others are held on a beach. read
The handwritten charts and notes of Samir al-Khlifawi, a former Iraqi Army colonel close to Saddam Hussein, explains in detail how ISIS were able to take control in Syria by infiltrating villages and using spies. read
Police announced today that they had arrested a 36-year-old man on suspicion of conspiracy to murder Abdul Hadi Arwani, who was killed in Wembley two weeks ago. read
Denis Cuspert, 39, a German rapper turned ISIS fighter, has released a propaganda music video where he calls on jihadist sleeper cells in Britain and France to carry out terrorist attacks in the West. read
Waheed Ahmed (pictured), the 21-year-old son of councillor Shakil Ahmed, was accused of trying to sneak into Syria with eight of his relatives and was arrested when he landed in the UK earlier this week. read
Asif Malik, 31, his partner Sara Kiran, 29, and their four children Zoha Malik, seven, Essa Malik, four, Zakariya Malik, two, and Yhaya Malik, one, from Slough, Berkshire, were last seen on April 7. read
According to new research, shoppers using the budget retailer, which recently announced record sales, are being charged more per unit for certain products when compared to the bigger retailers. read
A new poll asking Brits and Americans questions about the new royal baby reveals both nationalities favour a girl. The UK's top names are Charlotte and Alice, while the US likes Diana and Elizabeth. read
Lawyers have warned that the differences in defamation law in Northern Ireland mean controversial US expose HBO's 'Going Clear' might not be broadcast in the UK, pictured is John Travolta. read
The SNP leader said the 'direction of travel' was towards independence but the Prime Minister warned nationalists would use a Labour government to break up the Union and punish other nations. read
Last year Mr Miliband described himself as a 'Jewish atheist', but all party leaders are now trying to reach religious groups in the scramble to win votes. read
Mr Cameron vowed to 'take to the streets' in the coming days to make the case for a Tory majority, after complaints that the campaign has become too sterile with few politicians actually meeting voters. read
The high-flyer and close ally of Nick Clegg, who has won praise as George Osborne’s second-in-command, is on course to lose his seat to the Scottish nationalists. read
It comes less than six months after Education Secretary Nicky Morgan told the head of Oftsed it was not 'helpful' to warn that schools are struggling to cope with an 'influx' of migrants. read
The Labour leader was jokingly referred to as the stripper after his battle bus was gatecrashed by bride-to-be Nicola Braithwaite and her friends outside a hotel in Chester. read
Tesco chairman John Allan said the supermarket giant could move its headquarters from London if Britain leaves the European Union, in a swipe at David Cameron's reform plans. read
HMS Illustrious (left) - nicknamed 'HMS Lusty' by the crew - had at least one woman airlifted in an emergency 'medevac' during the last nine years, a Freedom of Information request revealed. read
The Labour leader admitted that in the past his party had been ‘too timid’ about making clear that for communities to live together they must use a shared language. read
The Prime Minister will pledge today that if he is returned to Downing Street he will offer the public £4billion of Lloyds shares still held by the Government. read
Roxy Wallace, 50, from Churchdown, Glos, was born as a boy but secretly wanted to live life as a woman. After revealing her secret to wife Jo, 44, and son William, the trio are now happier than ever. read
The riot erupted in February 2012 when supporters of Al-Masry - from the canal city of Port Said - and Cairo's Al-Ahly clashed after an Egyptian league match. read
A study by Loughborough University found drivers who had 25ml of water per hour made as many mistakes as drink drivers. This was double the number of mistakes made by hydrated motorists. read
A new survey has found that 31 per cent of men in Britain have never picked up to a bucket and sponge to wash their own car, with drivers more likely to take their motors to a car wash on a local forecourt. read
A dress worn by Vivien Leigh when she played Scarlett O'Hara in the classic 1939 film Gone With the Wind has fetched $137,000 at auction despite fading from slate blue to light gray. read
Around 70 tall buildings are under construction, with nearly 200 more planned - despite London's reputation as a 'low-rise' city with just a few skyscrapers concentrated in small pockets. read
A number of people are paying around £150 a week to live in flats in exclusive parts of Mayfair and Covent Garden in London which are owned by housing associations and worth several millions. read
Stephen Taylor, 54, went missing in the Solent after leaving Lee-on-Solent in Hampshire at about 11.30am yesterday in his kayak with the intention of paddling west to Lepe Beach. read
New Jersey Senator Robert Menendez is facing the possibility of 15 years in prison for using his position to help a wealthy donor in exchange for nearly $1m in campaign contributions and gifts. read
Doug Hughes, 61, has been chaperoned back to his home in Ruskin, Florida, where he will wear an electronic tag until his first court hearing in Washington, D.C., next month. read
Hannah Moore, 20, from Broxburn in West Lothian, uploaded images of her post-pregnancy stretch marks and stomach to inspire others. She was horrified when they were removed by Instagram. read
Police have released a CCTV image of a woman (pictured) they want to trace after £60 was stolen from the handbag of a woman who suffered a violent fit at a shopping centre in Stourbridge. read
Eight years after their son Gareth was brutally murdered by the man he loved, Sue and Charlie MacDonald from Rhewl-Mostyn, Wales, are still wondering what they could have done differently. read
US Ambassador Stephen Mull will 'receive a note of protest and a summons for an apology' over FBI director James Comey's comments, spokesman Marcin Wojciechowski said on Sunday. read
The Martin Burgess Clock B is based on John Harrison's (left) 18th century design. Its trial was at the Royal Observatory to see if the claim - that it would neither lose nor gain a second - was true. read
After Mackenzie Moretter's (left) mom, Jenny Moretter, posted in Facebook groups, hundreds of people traveled to Shakopee, Minnesota, to celebrate the girl's tenth birthday on Saturday. read
British brides are becoming far less traditional when it comes to planning their weddings. Parents rarely have to foot the bill, bridesmaids aren't asked to wear peach and cake is often replaced by cheese. read
The parents of teenagers Olivia Bazlinton and Charlotte Thompson, who died after being hit by a train in Essex, were shut out of a meeting where they hoped to challenge Network Rail bosses. read
Britain's chief medical officer Dame Sally Davies has ordered a review into the cost of providing supplements to all under fours in a bid to reverse the rising number of cases of rickets. read
There are a few simple exercises travellers can do at the airport and on the plane – from going for a stroll inside the terminal to rolling their shoulders – to improve their health and fitness at 35,000ft. read
The #ThisDoesn'tMeanYes campaign took photos of 200 women across London in a range of outfits with the aim of stamping out the myth that what a woman wears can be blamed for her attack. read
The Duchess of Cambridge’s uncle Gary Goldsmith is holding a lavish party to celebrate his 50th birthday later this month – but don’t expect the Middleton family to be there. read
Mayall, who played scheming Tory MP Alan B’Stard in ITV series The New Statesman, and a host of other comedy characters, died suddenly aged 56 last June. read
Patrick and Valerie Jubb are attempting to sell the four-bedroom property where they currently reside in Jimena de la Frontera, but it is now on the brink of being torn down. read
The legendary French chef has been wining and dining a string of glamorous blondes since divorcing his wife of eight years, Zimbabwean-born heiress Cheryl Roux, (pictured together) last year. read
Officers in Seoul were forced to use water cannons and pepper spray to break up thousands of protestors, led by relatives of the 304 people who tragically died in the ferry disaster last year. read
Katy Perry turned heads at the Coachella music festival in California last weekend after revealing rather unusual-looking circular marks on the soles of her feet, which she said were from cupping. read
Whisper it...but are the plotlines of our favourite show getting just a little familiar? Fear not! A bestselling chick-lit author has devised this game for all the family... read
Detectives have released CCTV images of Peter Fox, 26, arriving at Euston railway station, London, at around 10.57pm on Wednesday after leaving Liverpool Lime Street (pictured). read
Amanda Burleigh (pictured) was convinced that clamping the cord within seconds of delivery – shutting off the blood supply from the placenta – was wrong. read
Helal Abbas (pictured), 55, lost his bid to become the mayor of Tower Hamlets in East London days after the claim appeared in an ethnic freesheet. read
Questions have again been raised about the former Prime Minister working for other sovereign governments after details of a deal to work on the Colombian industry was published. read
WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: The attacker targeted military personnel and civilians waiting outside a state-run bank in Jalalabad. Thirty-five people died and 125 were injured. read
The Larung Gar Buddhist Academy in Sertar, China is the largest Buddhist settlement in the world and home to 40,000 monks and nuns. Conditions are basic, with communal toilets and no heating. read
Held at the Grosvenor Hotel, the rally was said to be the most significant gathering of Holocaust deniers the UK has ever seen, with speakers invited from Spain, Canada and the U.S. read
ALICE SMELLIE put the most popular tracker, Sleep Cycle, to the test over a normal week. Are they useful aids in the battle against sleep disorders – or just a fad? read
On what is expected to be another unseasonably warm week, forecasters say temperatures in the South could reach as high as 23C (73F) on Wednesday. read
The will of Diana Princess of Wales is among 41 million now available to order at the click of a button. Diana's final wishes for the disposal of her £21,468... read
An elderly British couple who fell victim to pickpockets as they returned to their hotel in Benidorm incredibly got their belongings back after confronting the duo - and it was all caught on camera. read
A judge ruled the little girl should be given up for adoption rather than letting her live with her 28-year-old birth mother from Tyne & Wear. The woman who hired her had three of her children taken away. read
These pictures show Royal Navy sailors Joshua Finbow, (left) Darren Smalley, (top middle) Craig Stoner, (bottom middle) and Simon Radford (right) who are accused of sexual assault in Canada. read
A virtually cloud-free satellite image from the European Space Agency’s MetOp-B satellite has been released as the country continues to bask in bright sunshine and above average temperatures. read
If you are looking to celebrate this wonderfully balmy weather by taking a dip, there are lots of places to try. From Aberdeen to London and Plymouth to Yorkshire, we take a look at some of the best. read
Russian president Vladimir Putin said on Saturday that while the U.S. and Russia have disagreements, they have a common agenda which forces them to work together. read
Jason Tatton, 24, was driving in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, on July 23 last year when his car left the road around 4.20am, Stoke-on-Trent Crown Court heard. He pleaded guilty to three charges. read
Bungling prison officer in Lincoln jail told Martynas Kupstys, pictured, that he was free to go even though the prisoner was in the middle of a murder trial and the fact he warned staff they were making a mistake. read
Ivana Chubbuck, 62, known as the 'celebrity whisperer', is a part therapist, part acting coach, and has a client list which includes Eva Mendes, Beyoncé and Brad Pitt. read
The 52 negatives show Scott and his team setting off for the South Pole at the expedition base camp. They have now been sold for £36,000 at auction in Devizes, Wiltshire, to an unnamed buyer. read
Dr Denys Tucker was an eminent researcher who was rapidly promoted through the ranks at London's Natural History Museum until, in 1959, he claimed to have seen the Loch Ness Monster. read
Carwyn, seven, plunged 160ft to his death in Flaine, France, while skiing with his mother Ceri and siblings Gerwyn and Antonia, after becoming separated from them. read
Cathryn Parker has lived under at least 74 aliases in Los Angeles, mainly those of Hollywood staffers. But after 15 blissful years, it all came to a halt when she was stopped for a traffic violation. read
Seven-year-old Billy Mitchell, from Hertfordshire, was born with Apert syndrome, a rare condition that causes malformations of the skull, face, hands and feet. read
Following the death of Richard Attenborough (pictured) death aged 90 last year, the actor-director’s treasured possessions are going up for up sale at auction house Bonhams. read
The insult to the Tory peer (pictured), written by his own former agent Brian Siberell, is among a series of bombshell emails leaked on to the internet revealing the inner workings of Hollywood. read
Chlorine gas — carried by favourable winds over Flanders Fields from German positions — sowed terror and agony for the first time on April 22, 1915. The era of chemical weaponry had dawned. read
An idyllic two-bedroom log cabin, nestled down a private country lane in the heart of the New Forest, has gone on the market as a potential home for those wanting to escape modern life. read
The Oratory School in London was ordered to revise its admissions policy last year, but yesterday this was overturned by a High Court judge who branded the decision 'flawed.' read
Tutors are deciding whether to bring back the exams which are designed to select the exceptional applicants for Cambridge University. read
The bird, which has a five-foot wingspan, stalked the rodent from snowy treetops in Ontario, Canada, before launching its attack. The great grey owl is known to be a deadly predator. read
French photographer and illustrator Thomas Lamadieu takes pictures of the sky in courtyards and built up areas to create a natural frame for his pictures. He then fills in the sky area with illustrations. read
The North Korean leader allegedly scaled the 9,000ft high Mount Paektu near the Chinese border, before telling troops at its peak that the climb was like 'nuclear weapons'. read
Tate Britain chiefs believe the chance discovery of an export permit will bolster their claim that the 1824 oil painting – Beaching A Boat, Brighton – was legitimately brought to Britain. read
In 1875, a station was built at Whippingham, the closest point on the line to Osborne House – just to serve the Royal residence. It is now a five-bedroom family home, currently on the market for £625,000 read
Paul Bakewell, 35, from Walsall, West Mids, secretly arranged for his partner Tara Barber, 32, to be driven past a billboard on her way to work, where he proposed to her with all her friends and family. read
Floyd Mayweather has shared a video with his 5.5million Instagram followers in which he flaunts his incredible wealth (pictured) - ahead of his super-fight with Manny Pacquiao. read
The driver and passenger of the Mercedes were treated at the scene of the crash in Goodge Street, central London this morning, police said. The car had been sandwiched between two 'Boris Buses'. read