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The hunt is on for the £26million allegedly pocketed by a British rogue trader accused of triggering a £570billion Wall Street crash from the Hounslow semi he shares with his parents. read

Human traffickers run huge benefit frauds in the UK, including one that was used to fund a housing development in Slovakia. The trade also includes the sale of girls for prostitution and sham marriages. read

Of those who supported David Cameron in 2010, but now intend to vote for Nigel Farage’s party, 94 per cent are dissatisfied with immigration policy, pollster IpsosMori has revealed. read

Navinder Singh Sarao is one of a new breed of traders, operating far from the heavily policed glass and steel towers of Wall Street and Canary Wharf in London, writes ALEX BRUMMER. read

Our mix of experts and writers give their opinions on exactly how, and why, Tesco lost £6.38billion last year - from a lack of brand loyalty, to over-ambitious expansion plans and rotten tomatoes. read

Britain always saw prosecco as the second choice to champagne, but that's all changing as prosecco sales in the UK have overtaken champagne for the first time ever. read

Jess Evans, 28, and her fiance Mike Houlston, 30, from Cardiff, Wales, described their son Teddy as a 'hero' after deciding to donate his organs when he died just 100 minutes after being born. read

Walid Hnida and Courtney Morgan were part of a south London criminal gang who struck 46 times over 11 days targeting mostly women walking on the street while talking on mobile phones. read

The seven men live across the UK, and would travel long distances to carry out sex attacks or watch someone else abuse a child using online broadcasts. Pictured is John Denham, 49. read

In her harrowing new book Lara reveals how at 13 she was trapped in a Oxford-based sex trafficking gang, raped, forced to take drugs and later accused of being a racist because the defendants were Muslim. read

From sun cream and after-sun to mosquito repellent, bite cream and fake tan - Alice Smellie asks the experts which products we can use year after year, and which ones we'll need to restock each summer. read

Consumer group Which? tested 200 new cars including the Mitsubishi Outlander (pictured) and found that 197 didn't have the fuel efficiency that their manufacturers advertised. read

The average couple has sex on average three times a month, meanwhile, an estimated one in 20 marriages are completely sexless. Femail challenged three couples to abstain from sex for a month. read

Experts have revealed the 50 most popular 'faux facts' which we believe to be true but which are actually false, including that Mount Everest is the 'tallest' mountain in the world. read

As an increasing number of surveys claim to reveal our favourite things, Janet Street-Porter asks, wouldn't a list of things we DON'T like be far more useful? Hers is a list that's growing by the day! read

Claims by the country's biggest food bank network - The Trussell Trust - that it served a million hungry people in a year were exposed as false yesterday. read

Fashion conscious Shanice Farier, 22, from Derby, earned a 'decent salary' and received handouts from her father, but that wasn't enough for her expensive taste, the court heard. read

Tesco's dress (pictured) is estimated to be the cheapest bridal gown on the market. The £80 gown can be handwashed at home and worn again rather than being stashed away in the cupboard. read

Robert Downey Jr has stormed out of a promo interview for his latest film. The Hollywood star was seen abruptly leaving a recorded chat with Channel 4 in Central London on Tuesday. read

Dr Christopher Valentine was out with colleagues from Clydebank Community Addiction Team, based near Glasgow, when one of them saw the pictures on his iPod Touch. read

Marcus Copeland (pictured) admitted a count of fraud at Caernarfon Crown Court today. He has previously spoken about building his dream £1million home in the north Wales countryside. read

Judge Nicholas Cooke QC (pictured) said the sentence given to Christopher Starrs by Recorder Stuart Trimmer was ‘unlawful’ - adding the BT manager should have probably gone to prison. read

Mothers and fathers should use the ‘carrot and the stick’ approach to make children do the things they find boring or difficult – from going to the dentist to doing their homework, Sir James Munby said. read

Following a legal ruling in 2011, British courts now consider video calling a sufficient way for fathers to keep in contact with their children, even when they might be living on different sides of the world. read

Anna Maxted has three boys, and from the moment the second was born, tension between them has been comparable to that in the Middle East. Despite her best efforts, there's frequent violence. read

A survey by the Money Advice Service found 45 per cent of Britons have lied about their earnings, spending, bills or credit cards, while 41pc said they were in the dark about their partner's finances. read

Research by the Institution of Occupational Safety has found that 50 individuals are killed each year after being exposed to the sun at work. It also found 250 cases of skin melanoma were registered each year. read

Paul Hellyer, who was a Canadian minister from 1963 to 1967, made the outlandish comments in a keynote speech at the Disclosure Canada Tour at the University of Calgary. read

Volcano Calbuco, in southern Chile, erupted at around 6pm local time, as 1,500 residents from the town of Ensenada were forced to flee their homes while a 12 mile exclusion zone was established. read

Lord Janner signed over the deeds to his £2 million flat in Hampstead Health in north London, pictured, following a raid on his office by police investigating claims of child sex abuse against the Labour peer. read

Alison Saunders, pictured, decided it was not in the public interest to prosecute Lord Janner despite 'overwhelming evidence' against the Labour peer because of his Alzheimer's diagnosis. read

Anna James, from Cornwall, has vowed to defy her children's school ban on taking them to the 'Obby 'Oss celebrations - claiming the rituals are part of her 'religion, culture and heritage.' read

Sitting in Worcester, District Judge Nigel Cadbury said he found it 'incredible that young people can get so drunk' and compared the case of Miss Buckley to the assault he was dealing with read

The mother of the Duchess of Cambridge emailed customers of her Party Pieces firm yesterday, recommending the Chevron Divine tablewear range for parents-to-be. read

As Prince William announces he'll take six weeks paternity leave from training with East Anglia Air Ambulance when his second child is born, Quentin Letts - a father of three - asks, 'is he mad?' read

Omar Hallak, principal of Al-Taqwa College in Melbourne, reportedly banned female students from competing in cross country as he believed running would cause them to lose their virginity. read

More than a third of health trusts are considering rationing some types of surgery to save money. Obese patients may be denied knee and hip replacements while smokers could be banned IVF. read

A protective dad has devised a creative way to keep the boys away from his young daughter - by printing his muscly torso on a t-shirt and making her wear it. 'Stay Clear Boys,' the t-shirt reads. read

Flashing tanned shoulders and pretty decolletage is a red carpet staple, but it's not always the easiest look to pull off for those with larger chests. Claire Cisotti has put six strapless dresses to the test. read

Pub landlord James Boase, 36, claimed he was now giving up alcohol following his third drink-driving conviction after magistrates in Torquay dismissed his claim that he had been sleepwalking. read

Tracy Walters, 48, died after her 51-year-old husband Ian Walters veered off the M1 motorway in his 4x4 as they travelled back from a 'make or break' trip to the Yorkshire Dales. read

Figures from the Catholic Church show the number of women becoming nuns in Britain has trebled from 15 in 2009 to 45 last year and has been rising for more than a decade. read

The survey of more than 2,000 Britons found a third of adults shun the storage possibilities of the internet and other technology and still keep their most important papers in a shoebox. read

Boris Johnson has been receiving plenty of attention during canvassing trips up and down the country ahead of the election including in West Drayton, Ramsgate, Kent and Somerset. read

The London Mayor, pressed on his leadership ambitions by Sky News anchor Kay Burley, insisted the position would not become vacant for five years. Pictured, Mr Johnson with Mr Cameron. read

David Cameron and Boris Johnson warned of a looming 'constitutional crisis' last night after Scotland's former First Minister Alex Salmond was caught boasting: 'I'm writing Labour's budget.' read

David Cameron and Boris Johnson were left scratching their heads today as they struggled with a children's jigsaw teaching toddlers about the seasons. read

The document's centrepiece will be a pledge to introduce 'English votes for English laws' - giving English MPs an effective veto over legislation applying only to their constituents. read

The Wikipedia official who accused Grant Shapps of doctoring his own online biography was exposed yesterday as a former Liberal Democrat member. read

When I read Grant Shapps stands accused of tampering with his Wikipedia entry under an alias, my sympathies were initially with him - but then I read on, writes STEPHEN GLOVER. read

The 51-year-old also discussed his battle with testicular cancer, keeping his children out of the public eye and how he plans to go on and on as Ukip leader - until 2030. read

The Ukip leader said he had to 'confess' that he was happier accepting migrants from Commonwealth countries because they could speak English and understood Britain's legal system. read

Mr Farage said he had 'made some mistakes' by trying to do too much and had had to scale back his commitments. It comes amid growing evidence Ukip is being badly squeezed in the polls. read

Live Lounge host Chris Smith (right) was accused of being biased and hostile towards Mr Cameron, while members of the audience repeatedly interrupted the Prime Minister as he spoke. read

The former Scottish First Minister, who is set to be one of up to 50 SNP MPs elected next month, was filmed at a rally mocking Labour's weakness north of the border. read

The Lib Dem husband and wife Duncan Hames and Jo Swinson's expenses claims seem rather at odds with their boasts of being genuinely local MPs, writes ANDREW PIERCE. read

Lib Dems voted in the last parliament against a plan to overhaul seats across the country, which would have given Tories 20 extra MPs. Mr Clegg says he will repeat the move if he holds the balance of power. read

Oskar Groening had been at Auschwitz for only a few days when he first saw a transport of Jews arrive. The SS man left the camp after two years. Now he wants to convince Holocaust deniers, the massacre really happened. read

The pilot named locally as David Jenkins died when the single-engine Edge 360 plane (pictured) he was flying crashed into flames at Old Buckenham Airfield, near Attleborough, Norfolk. read

Gulam Chowdhury, 24, quoted verses from the Quran before stabbing his love-rival victim, Mohammed Afzal repeatedly in the Stratford, east London cab office where he worked. read

Most girls grow out of their yearning for tumbling tresses as adults, but there is now a growing trend for middle-aged women with long hair and Twiggy recently stood up for older women with longer locks read

There has been a 43 per cent rise in convictions in just five years, according to a new report. It reflects a surge in the number of speed cameras. Motorways are the most likely place to be clocked. read

A survey of 1,500 over-55s has found many are looking for something to keep them busy in their retirement - from running a tea shop, to a travel business or going into computer repairs. read

Care staff say they are increasingly being asked to perform tasks previously only carried out by nurses. Almost a quarter of those giving medication said they had received no training, a survey found. read

Doctors said poor diet was now recognised as being responsible for more disease than physical inactivity, alcohol and smoking combined. Obesity has rocketed in the past 30 years. read

Grinding or clenching the teeth can cause problems with the jaw joint, putting stress on the muscles and making them inflamed. It can also cause loss of hearing in one or both ears. read

As mourners in both Italy and Malta (pictured) lit candles to remember the hundreds of migrants who died on Sunday, a new wave escaping the lawlessness in war-torn Libya arrived in Italy today. read

Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott, pictured, has advised the European Union 'that the only way you can stop the deaths is to stop the boats'. Australia's hardline system returns migrants while still at sea. read

Vets are urging pet owners to check their animals for the pests, as a poll found half did not realise ticks can transmit deadly diseases to humans. The move is part of The Big Tick Project. read

Netherlands-born Erik de Vries, 24, and Josephine Egberts, 22, were separated back in 1999 after their parents' messy break-up but were reunited after Erik swiped right on his sister's profile. read

Italian surgeon Sergio Canavero sees 'no problem' with the rich using the procedure in a quest for eternal life, and will go to China to perform it on a Russian volunteer if he is banned elsewhere. read

Scientists at Newcastle University and Trinity College Dublin say bees seem to prefer nectar laced with neonicotinoid chemicals - a type of pesticide commonly used on crops. read

Whether or not a person has body odour that is attractive to mosquitoes is strongly influenced by genetics, scientists from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine found. read

Karen Reidy, 40, met Sakir Candan on holiday in Marmaris, Turkey, in 2012. After getting engaged she was horrified to discover that he was seeing another woman and has sworn off relationships for life. read

Former model Monica McDermott, 41, could not walk straight when police stopped her black Lexus on a road in Macclesfield, Cheshire, a court heard. She has been banned from driving for four years. read

Hayley Carney, pictured, will undergo surgery to complete her gender transition before moving to live with her fiancee, identified only as Anne, in Plymouth, Devon, later this year. read

Match this gorgeous statement skirt with items in accent colours from its bold print. A vibrant teal shirt is an ideal pairing for lunch out and a bright lilac belt is pretty for the weekend. read

Researchers at the University of Bristol have found that armour plates that were thought to belong to different species of stegosaurus actually belong to members of the opposite sex. read

University of Illinois scientists have created the first 3D simulation of merging black holes (shown). It shows what happens when two supermassive black holes collide read

Samantha Rawcliffe, 40, from Morecambe, was diagnosed with functional neurological disorder following the accident. It has left her confined to her home, and reliant on 32 drugs a day. read

Graeme Whipps made the most of the clear skies over Britain last night when he captured this image of the Lyrid meteor shower in the skies above Pitcaple in Aberdeenshire yesterday evening. read

The sheepdog, called Don, leaned on the controls of the tractor before driving it through a fence and on to the M74 near Abington in South Lanarkshire during rush hour. read

Motorists will find out tomorrow whether millions of parking tickets issued on private land are legal when the High Court makes a landmark ruling on the issue. read

Charlotte Blakeway, aged 17, was discovered dead at her home in Shropshire after suffering from a seizure, which has shocked family and friends at Shrewsbury Sixth Form, where she was studying. read

Courtney Brain, 16, was taken out of lessons at Skegness Academy in Lincolnshire when she visited her GP for treatment for a water infection. read

The German team which carried out the research found that early trials of the new technique ‘profoundly retarded’ tumour growth in mice, with survival rates boosted by more than 50 per cent. read

Hearing loss affects around 10 million people, but that is set to rise dramatically to 14.5 million by 2031, according to Action on Hearing Loss, formerly the Royal National Institute for Deaf People. read

The pictures, released this morning by Scotland Yard, reveal the mayhem which detectives discovered when they arrived at the crime scene in London's diamond distrcit following the Easter weekend raid. read

Chess prodigy Jonah Willow, aged 12, played Russian grandmaster Alexander Cherniaev for two hours before the champion offered the youngster a well-deserved draw. read

Mums with businesses and children is a very inspiring trend these days and the Daily Mail wants its readers to send in nominations for their first Mumpreneur Of The Year Award. read

David Norris, 51, launched the vicious attack on his wife in a church graveyard in Southfleet, Kent. He only stopped stabbing her when she 'played dead' and a member of the public intervened. read

The Yeo Valley staff canteen, which has been described as the best in the world and overlooks the Blagdon countryside in North Somerset, offers high-quality meals at subsidised prices. read

Class A drugs have been seized from classrooms across the country teachers warning that the findings may be ‘the tip of the iceberg’. Police reported more than 2,000 incidents in four years. read

Ronan Ghosh, 39, was shopping at the supermarket in Birmingham, West Midlands, but when he went to the till he only paid for the items in his trolley. read

The 173-item collection - featuring Chanel, Louis Vuitton and Prada goods worth £300 to £2,000 - which was owned by an anonymous woman will be auctioned at House & Son in Bournemouth. read

Sid Ahmed Ghlam, 24, was shot in the leg before his arrest by anti-terrorist officers in the 13th arrondissement in Paris on Sunday. Dancer Aurelie Chatelain, 33, (pictured) was killed earlier that day. read

Sexpert Tracey Cox says that Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin's split is refreshing and proves that it is possible to have a healthy divorce. Here she explores what we can learn from the soon-to-be exes. read

Shaun Bryan was the intended target of the 2011 south London shooting which left little Thusha Kamaleswaran paralysed. He has now been jailed for another crime read

Mikki Nicholson, who was a national Scrabble champion, stepped in front of a train, on November 7 last year after suffering daily verbal abuse in Carlisle, Cumbria. read

The Aberdeenshire based company, which takes pride in its anti-establishment image, wants to raise the cash by offering 526,316 shares to the public through its 'Equity for Punks' scheme. read

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT. Sally Lutkin, 49, of Hull, East Yorkshire, underwent emergency surgery to stop the infection from a botched tattoo spreading to her bone. read

Photographs taken today in Micheldever Woods, Hampshire, pictured, show the flowers in full bloom weeks earlier than expected after an unseasonably warm start to the season. read

Israel marked its annual day of remembrance for fallen troops and slain civilians on Wednesday, with the country standing to attention for a two minute silence as a mark of respect. read

Cardiff University scientists have found a protein within the airways which they believe triggers all asthma attacks. And remarkably, a drug already exists which they think could deactivate it. read

Scientists at Vanderbilt University in Tennessee, advise parents and carers to wash and sterilise their children's soft toys and comfort items before they are admitted to hospital to reduce the risk. read

The Duke of Edinburgh has been presented with the insignia of his Australian knighthood by the Queen, in recognition of his contribution to the Commonwealth nation. read

A still from a surveillance footage shows the moment Dzhokhar Tsarnaev flipped off a camera in his jail cell three months after his arrest. read

EXCLUSIVE: The London-based retailer's mobile network officially launches in May and will offer free roaming in 22 countries, including the US, Australia and across Europe. read

The actor bought the Aston Martin DB4 Cabriolet in 1962, shortly after winning a Best Supporting Actor Oscar for his role in Spartacus. read

In a landmark ruling, Mr Justice Cranston has ordered that Rafeeq Atanda (pictured) and his mother Bola Fatumbi be returned to the UK while an appeal against their deportation is reviewed read

Tourists up the Taipei 101, one of the world's tallest skyscrapers, barely noticed a powerful quake when it struck off the east coast of Taiwan, causing damage to cars and buildings. read

In two years the Thames Bath Lido, which will sit near Blackfriars Bridge, should open with the backing of a recently launched crowdfunding project. read

It is an attractive prospect for many car enthusiasts by offering the rare chance to restore a virtually-untouched 1962 Aston Martin DB4 Series III, and will be auctioned in Buckinghamshire. read

Kate Thomas, 24, of Sunderland, raised £2,000 by setting up a GoFundMe page and hosting raffles in the pub. Her son Miles will now be fitted with a custom built helmet to change the shape of his head. read

Obama took a half -hour walking tour of the the Anhinga Trail at the 1.5-million-acre national park before making a plea for Americans to protect the country's 'national treasures.' read

The brightly coloured crossing was due to be installed in Totnes in Devon - the first in Europe - as a mark of the town's pride for its gay community. read

One of Gary Glitter's young victims speaks exclusively to MailOnline of how he has destroyed her life. Depraved Glitter was jailed for three years for abusing a girl called 'N' in Vung Tau, Vietnam, in 2006 read

The Penn State University research adds to the theory that have long held that keeping your brain active - especially in later years - could be the best insurance against developing dementia. read

Lorraine Candy is beginning to find it extremely frustrating that her husband, Mr Candy, is winning the ‘favourite parent’ poll, just because he wears the ‘fun hat’ more often than she does. read

Rajpal Singh, 34, from Bathinda in Punjab, India, sunk into a depression and began eating metal objects to ease his pain. Doctors removed 140 coins and 150 nails from his stomach. read

The James Webb telescope should further the search for alien life by opening a new window on planets outside the solar system that might have water, says Houston-based Nasa. read

Using neuroimaging, scientists in Barcelona discovered that the brains of heavy cannabis had a less active hippocampus - and area that stores memories - compared with the general population. read

Seven of the ensembles worn in the film will be sold later this month. The costumes are being auctioned as one single lot, alongside a VHS tape of the movie signed by one of film's stars. read

The Anthem of the Seas, which has 16 decks and can carry almost 5,000 passengers, towered over the Explorer of the Seas as it departed Southampton Docks in Hampshire this afternoon. read

Aden Gould, 21, was told to pay a £150 'security fee' after he was seen testing speakers on sale in a branch of the supermarket in Stoke-on-Trent. read

The event will be held at Tesla's Hawthorne, California, Design Studio on April 30. Earlier this year, Elon Musk (pictured) said the batteries should go into production in the summer. read

The custom-built Boeing 747 is believed to have cost its ultra-wealthy owner £400million after it was customised to fit his specifications exactly over a three-year period. read

The leader of France's anti-immigrant National Front, Marine Le Pen, 46, says being one of the Time 100, shows that her party's brand of political change is getting attention on both sides of the Atlantic. read

About 2000 people remain isolated by floodwaters in parts of NSW and the SES is working through 12,420 calls for help received since wild weather started smashing the east coast on Monday. read

Airlines refused to fly Rock Hudson home after his AIDS diagnosis became public because they thought that he had an infectious disease, claims his former manager Wallace Sheft. read

Bardwell Park train station in Sydney's south was flooded with storm water within just 45 minutes on Wednesday morning, as Sydney experienced its heaviest rain fall in 17 years. read

Clean Eating Alice, Alice Liveing, 22, is an Instagram sensation from Buckinghamshire who has shared her body transformation on social media and now helps others to live healthily. read

A controversial video of a woman applying make-up to a monkey has sparked debate online. Teresa Bullock shot the footage of herself applying lipstick, mascara and eyeliner to the Macaque in Ohio. read

'Lovely to meet you Prime Minister - who's your friend?' read

Roman Ehrhardt, a senior at Mississippi State, became an internet sensation after a snapshot of him cooking bacon while in the front row of a college lecture was shared online. read

The Nordic country decided to tighten up its laws after reports of animal sex shows, clubs and even animal brothels frequented by tourists taking advantage of its lax regulations. read

A little girl named Anya Brodie told Michelle Obama she looked to young to be 51 on Wednesday while visiting the White House for Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day. read

Incredible footage has captured the moment a huge stingray nibbles on a freediver Johnny Debnam's head, gliding back and forth over his body gently on the ocean floor on Rottnest Island. read

Harrison Poe was was announced as best supporting actor at the annual Tommy Tune Awards on Tuesday in Texas, but the high school student had a little difficulty navigating the stage. read