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Almost 1,200 migrants - some crammed onto overcrowded inflatable dinghies - have been picked up by Greek authorities in the eastern Aegean Sea in the past two days. read

Dismayed Philip Dunning, 44, of Falkirk, Scotland, was left speechless after learning he had become a millionaire, before composing himself enough to thank the Lottery call handler. read

Jeffrey Spector, 54, who died at the Dignitas assisted suicide clinic in Zurich after deciding he no longer wanted to live due to a tumour on his spine said he would still be alive if UK laws were changed. read

The study by the University of British Columbia found motherhood permanently alters the brain, affecting the parts responsible for memory and spatial awareness. read

Zainab Bangura discovered the gruesome extent of crimes against women – particularly from Iraq's Yazidi community (pictured) – after collecting information from Syria, Iraq and Jordan. read

A pact between Francois Hollande and Angela Merkel was leaked this morning ruling out the need for EU treaty change – a key plank of the Prime Minister's planned EU renegotiation. read

Thames Valley Police has refused to say what he had done and if the 21-year-old from Didcot, Oxfordshire, pictured, had a criminal record that could have pointed towards his killing spree. read

Claire Baker, 32, of Middleton, Manchester, believes an atheist upbringing is as much a choice as being brought up with a religion - which she does not want for her son and daughter. read

Tom Hayes (pictured) appeared at Southwark Crown Court for day one of his trial in which he denies eight counts of conspiring to defraud. He is said to have manipulated lending rates between banks. read

A cargo crew transporter has been filmed attempting to load a large pickup truck on to a ship, using just two flimsy planks to cross over the water. The video has already been viewed over half a million times. read

Annegret Raunigk, 65, became the world's oldest mother of quadruplets last week, having already had 13 other children. She has shared part of her incredible story for the first time on German television. read

For those travelling by car, the bigger the city, the more stressful the commute. Surprisingly, cyclists in rural areas were more anxious than city bikers, say University of Montreal experts. read

Turkish preacher Mucahid Cihad Han made the astonishing claim that those who masturbate will find their hands pregnant and be forced to raise the offspring in the afterlife. read

The two young victims, who are eight and nine years old, have been left mentally scarred after being attacked by the 16-year-old at their home in Canvey, Essex. read

At the start of 2014, 4,247 foreign criminals released from jail were living in Britain, up from just 3,800 in 2011. But by the first three months of this year the number had hit 5,053, figures showed today. read

Forbes says Taylor 'has not only broken record sales and captivated the world with her fantastically honest lyrics, but she has proven herself as an impressive businesswoman.' read

The images, found at Yale University, show Dr Harvey Cushing's patients between 1990-1930. The collection includes haunting images of babies with distended skulls and scar-filled heads. read

A host of decorated former politicians, current MPs and public figures gathered together in West London today for a memorial service for Leon Brittan. read

As several masts went down across Britain, users in Manchester, Bristol, Birmingham, Glasgow and parts of Northern Ireland and London complained about the service. read

Ex-Waitrose worker Sean Heiss, 30, of St Mark's Hill, London, allegedly killed his mother Margaret Sheehy, who was known as Margot, on the afternoon of June 12, 2012 before fleeing to Spain. read

TV host and vlogger Brandi Milloy, from LA, said she was inspired to release her own recipe after it was revealed the fast-food chain uses 14 ingredients to make the potato snack in the US. read

Dudley toddler Fenton Hogan was two weeks away from his second birthday when he died of a methadone overdose. The drug was given to him by his addict mother Kelly Emery, 34. read

A short video released by the local pro-ISIS media company Aamaq News shows thick black smoke rising over Roman ruins that have stood for thousands of years in the central Syrian desert city. read

Having conquered the historic Syrian city of Palmyra and Ramadi in Iraq, ISIS could be using its vast territory to enter Jordan (pictured) where refugees could be at risk, military sources said. read

Video footage of the incident, which took place at Barzan Mall in the northwestern city of Hail, shows a bearded man wearing a red headdress shouting at the woman and demanding she leave. read

Zakariya Ashiq, 20, from Coventry, claimed he travelled to the Turkish-Syrian border with his father when he became stressed studying for his A-Levels, and denied he was trying to enter Syria. read

The actor, 37, released a statement via his fiancee Mara Lane's Instagram account, insisting he was 'embarrassed' of his appearance earlier this month when he was seen drinking vodka neat. read

A series of 'blue collar conservative' bills, appealing to ordinary working class families, are expected to form the centrepiece of the Queen's Speech to be delivered tomorrow morning. read

Members of the GMB union employed to manage London's Royal Parks and the Downing Street gardens downed tools for 24 hours over a series of changes to their pay and benefits. read

Ms Sturgeon today demanded that the impact of George Osborne's austerity drive to eliminate the UK's £90billion deficit should be 'lessened' north of the border after the SNP's election triumph. read

Senior party official David Soutter, a close ally of Nigel Farage, is under increasing pressure to step down as Ukip’s head of candidates over claims he had a relationship with Natasha Bolter. read

FEMAIL's Anucyia Victor blind-tested meat, vegetarian and vegan options in an attempt to see if non-meat versions could be as satisfying as their meatier alternatives. read

A survey of 92 dermatology clinics in the UK found a 200 per cent rise in adults seeking treatment. The majority, like sufferer Cameron Diaz, are women and aged over 35. read

Asger Juhl chased Allan the rabbit around the studio before killing it and taking it home to eat. He claimed he did it to raise awareness of 'the hypocrisy of animal welfare.' read

Former Lib Dem MP Sir Malcolm Bruce insisted Alistair Carmichael (pictured) should not quit for lying about a leaked memo - because there would be no MPs left if all politicians followed suit. read

More than a dozen entries were edited from computers traced back to Parliament in the run-up to the election, with Tory Robert Blackman's page changed to remove details of an 11-year affair. read

Japanese researchers found that injecting a DNA vaccine into rats reduced blood pressure for six months at a time, reducing damage to the heart and blood vessels as a result. read

A landmark study at 64 research centres across the world found a viral immunotherapy based on the herpes virus helped extend the lives of those patients diagnosed with malignant melanoma. read

Schoolboy Ted Dockray (in yellow), eight, managed to get his hands on Preston striker Jermaine Beckford's shirt, only for it to be taken from him by Vickie Timbrell, 31. read

David Braddon admitted murdering 18-year-old Conner Marshall (pictured), as the teenager made his way back to his caravan at Trecco Bay holiday park in Porthcawl, south Wales. read

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT. The naked young boy is crouched over a bowl of what looks like dog food. Campaigner Lurleen Hilliard spotted the horrifying images on Facebook. read

Natalie Penney (pictured), of Hyde, collapsed at home after taking tablets containing ephedrine which she'd been able to buy online. The lethal pills have since left her with permanent heart damage. read

Jake Samuel Andrews was swimming with six friends at the Shark Point diving site in the Perhentian Islands when he got into difficulties at 11am local time yesterday morning. read

Stevie Phillips became Judy Garland’s ‘shadow’ in 1960. In her shocking new book, Phillips details the star's suicide attempts, and drug hell, calling her 'a demented, demanding, supreme talented addict.' read

Sarah Clerkson, pictured, was drinking heavily and was 'very drunk' at a house party in Spennymore, Co Durham on the night she died in December 2013, according to an inquest into the schoolgirl's death. read

Harman Singh, the student who broke strict religious protocol to help save a young boy's life in Auckland, New Zealand, said he hopes his father would be proud of him. read

Scientists from Bonn University found an enzyme which triggers the conversion of food into more brown fat than white fat. Brown fat burns calories to generate heat, leading to weight loss. read

The Charlie Charlie Challenge is a Mexican supernatural ritual that allegedly makes it possible to contact a ghost by writing 'Yes' and 'No' twice on a sheet of paper and asking questions. read

Scores of parents have complained about Margam Country Park's Bank Holiday Superhero Family Fun Day, in Wales claiming it was poorly run and a 'rip- off'. read

The Russian manoeuvres - which began in the Ural mountains and western Siberia yesterday - have been widely interpreted as a direct response to Nato and its allies' own military exercises in the Arctic. read

The corporation spent £5.5m last year on hiring firms to advise on health, safety and 'talent' - including whether the likes of Graham Norton and Gary Lineker are worth their generous salaries. read

A survey of GPs revealed it is ‘surprisingly common’ for appointments to be taken up by patients suffering from dehydration, complaining of symptoms including tiredness and concentration problems. read

Researchers say that everyone uses a phone in a different way, and by sensing the forces when we draw a gesture of sign something, we can be accurately identified. read

A photograph that appears to show a seagull flying in formation alongside the world-famous RAF aerobatics team has become a massive internet hit. read

The pop music panel quiz - recently hosted by comedian Rhod Gilbert - will not be returning after almost 20 years on air after the BBC decided to axe it. read

Tom, a 31-year-old plasterer from Walsall, is desperate to have the inking removed after his fiancée Jennifer presented him with an ultimatum. He also has another four unwanted tattoos. read

Bone broth is low calorie and nutritious as it is rich in calcium and collagen. Here, we reveal the 6 key rules to cooking up a delicious and super healthy batch. read

Professor Neena Modi, the UK’s most senior children’s doctor, claims Britain's obesity strategy ‘is failing’ because babies begin to become fat in their mother’s womb. read

Only 29 per cent of people would tell a good mate if their other half had been spotted doing something bad, says the research, which examined 1,700 friendships across the UK this year. read

Some 38 per cent of 25-year-olds say they don't want to try anything new with a quarter saying that a fear of being laughed at is the main reason they avoid trying out hobbies. read

The family of Tess Holliday - real name Ryann Hoven - reveals how she rose to become a size 22 supermodel despite a tough upbringing in Laurel, Mississippi. read

Helen Doe, 53, allegedly beat Kenneth Doe, 64, originally said she felt 'overwhelming hatred towards him after the attack at their shared house in Mitcham, Surrey, last year. read

Carer Georgina Lowe, who bit a bouncer and a policeman on the arm in a drunken rampage in Manchester, will not be jailed because she is 'well spoken of', a judge ruled. read

Christopher Henry Barker, 48, of Ripon, North Yorkshire, felt betrayed that they had ignored him after he advised them not to set up an amusement park at the family’s arable farm. read

Katie Sims and her husband Ben travelled to a five-star resort in the Dominican Republic for their dream wedding, however, more than half of their party of 20 were struck down by illness. read

The Duke of Cambridge says he hopes Prince George and Princess Charlotte will grow up to become Aston Villa supporters. The Duke made the comments in a new BBC interview. read

William Paterson, pictured, was told he was 'deluded, controlling, jealous and possessive' by Stirling Sheriff's Court after he was convicted of stalking his former girlfriend Jay Goodwillie. read

Wang Sicong, the only son to Chinese tycoon Wang Jianlin, dotes on his dog so much that he's bought not just one, but two Apple Watches for her. Photos of the husky wearing the watches sparked outcry. read

Charis Featherstone, 21, from Salford in Greater Manchester, was known to have fits that could last up to three hours but died during a 20 minute window when she was in the bath. read

Desmond McLaughlin, 61, was a royal marines commando for almost two decades and also served in the reserves for 19 years - but claims he cannot afford a flat in Glasgow. read

Japanese workers were eligible for 18.5 days of paid leave and public holidays last year, but took an average of just nine, while staff also pulled an average of 173 hours of overtime, data shows. read

Jan Norman, 20, left a trail of blood through Dortmund after becoming trapped upside down between the couplings when he attempted to leap between two cars to reach the doors. read

The 23-year-old Dutch backpacker who was kept hostage for six weeks by Alfio Granata (pictured), 48, says the depraved Australian man chopped off her toenails and stabbed her repeatedly. read

Gerardo Jose Contreras Alvarez has been jailed for 25 years for his role in the killing of British expat Thomas Berry and his ex-wife, former Miss Venezuela Monica Spear (pictured together). read

Andrea Dalzell, 48, from Workington, Cumbria, has saved up to have a boob job, a full face lift, an extensive neck and eyebrow lift, Botox and fillers and even a 'designer vagina'. read

Anna Klimovets, from Lutsk, was crowned the winner of Little Miss World 2015, in a ten-day contest in Bodrum, Turkey. The young model showed off in ballgowns, sporty styles and historical fancy dress. read

Miroslav Ivanob, 31, and Abraham Medina, 30, collided  during a performance of Uncle Sam's Great American Circus in a packed big top tent in Chantry Park, Ipswich, yesterday. read

Padma Iyer (left), 58, an Indian housewife and the mother of popular gay rights activist Harish Iyer (right), placed India’s first advert seeking a partner for a same-sex marriage. read

Germans are outraged by the ice cream cones on sale in India. Hitler's face and name are plastered across the packaging, but his furious eyes are completely at odds with the sweet treat. read

The 45-year-old (circled) left the Anchor pub on the banks of the River Colne in Rowhedge, Essex and tried to row home in a 10ft boat, only to fall overboard and get stuck in the mud. read

Champ, or Counter-electronics High-powered microwave Advanced Missile Project, is now an 'operational system already in our tactical air force', according to Major General Thomas Masiello. read

North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un has hailed the recent test of a submarine-launched ballistic missile as an 'eye-opening miracle', despite the West labelling the images as false propaganda. read

Laughter yoga is the work-out of choice for fitness insiders who want to get in shape and have a giggle with their friends at the same time. read

Nearly 1000 photos of kids are posted online by parents before they turn five and 17 per cent admit they don't check Facebook privacy settings, creating a digital footprint the child has no control over. read

A century ago, Sandbanks was largely deserted with just a handful of wooden holiday homes. Now the peninsula in Portland, Dorset is thought to be worth a combined £933 million. read

Twitter officially launched Periscope on iOS and the desktop in March and has now made it available to Android phone and tablet users as well (pictured). read

Andrew Eddy of Hardwick, Gloucester, pictured, has been ordered to demolish his children's tree house because he did not apply for planning permission for the £400 structure as it was more than 30cm from the ground. read

Shadow business secretary Chuka Umunna said Ms Kendall was the candidate who could move the party 'beyond our comfort zone' after this month's disastrous election defeat. read

US Marine Corps Corporal Caleb Earwood and his fiancee Maggie, both from North Carolina, kept their eyes closed and turned away from one another so they didn’t see each other before the ceremony. read

Jacob Duffy, seven months old, from Leeds, was born with four extra digits. He also has a hole in his heart, a dairy allergy and a range of eye problems, but doctors do not know what is causing the defects. read

FEMAIL speaks to Asda's Master of Wine Phillipa Carr and M&S winemaker Belinda Kleinig to discover the best plonk to pair with takeaway dinners for the nights when you want to stay in. read

Former Apple Co-Founder and CEO Steve Jobs wanted the original iPhone to show the same time in the adverts as when he announced it and now the phones always read 9:41 (pictured) . read

The shocking footage, which has been watched more than three million times, shows the waitress fighting back against her attacker with the only thing she had to hand - a menu - in a bar in Russia. read

The unattended Vauxhall Astra started rolling down a hill in a private car park at Glynn Barton Cottages near Bodmin, Cornwall, and careered into a parked car, trapping the toddler in the middle. read

Six thieves were jailed today for their individual roles in three thefts totalling £264,000 which took place in the Dover area in April 2013. Darren Price (pictured) and others targeted hauliers. read

Chloe Stephenson, who was crowned Miss Swansea in 2012, has vowed to give up alcohol and stay out of trouble after a judge handed her a 12-month suspended prison sentence today. read

His wishes may appear understated, but they echo the description of Jesus's life in the Bible by Peter, who said Christ 'went about doing good and healing all those oppressed by the devil.' read

Politician Alexander Khinshtein says he is planning to submit proposals to President Putin which would see prisoners taken to work in factories producing materials for the games. read

The 32-year-old was living with her partner in a network of caves in Stockport, Greater Manchester, where homeless people often seek shelter. read

In the YouTube video,  Rachael Farrokh reveals that the $186,000 raised by members of the public has paid for a 'handpicked' team of medics to treat her at her bedside in San Clemente, California. read

This is the dramatic moment a man plummeted into Lake Annecy in the east of France after falling into his canopy and then his parachute while practising paragliding acrobatics. read

Experts at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York found the virus can only invade host cells by attaching itself to a specific protein. If it loses access to the protein it cannot infect and kill its victims. read

Halo Back (shown) was created by Tianyuan Zheng from San Francisco's Haloband. It adds a circuit layer that leads current from where the user presses to the top of the screen. read

Gaping Gill was formed by the action of a stream, Fell Beck, which flows from the flank of 2,373ft Ingleborough, the second highest mountain in the Yorkshire Dales, on to limestone rocks. read

The Football Association will blast two FA Cup final tickets to the verge of space from the centre circle of Wembley Stadium at 6am tomorrow offering fans the ultimate stratospheric treasure hunt. read

James Lee went to court in Maryland to get sole custody of three-year-old Ji-Aire (pictured) because he was deeply worried about the mental health of the child's mother, Romechia Simms. read

A troop of macaque monkeys which live in the Galtaji Temple, in Jaipur, have been pictured taking water from tourists and swimming in its sacred pools to keep cool in the midst of a 50C heatwave. read

The Women's Institute will make its debut with a tea and cake stand in the Green Fields area of the festival at Worthy Farm in Pilton, Somerset. It's part of the charity's centenary celebrations. read

The Venerable Confraternity of Stockfish, based in Sandrigo in northern Italy, 'knight' their new members with a mummified metre-long stockfish in a bizarre ceremony. read

Biologists in Japan have found that birds actively avoid eating caterpillars of moths like Macrauzata maxima and Apochima juglansiaria (pictured) when they contort their black and white bodies. read

Official figures from the BBC reveal that it buys more copies of the Guardian than any other newspaper, purchasing at least 300 copies every day. read

The budget airline - famed for its off-hand treatment of passengers and sneaky fees - dramatically changed its tune after a series of profit warnings last year. read

Scientists think it stimulates the production of gonadotropin-releasing hormone, in turn boosting follicle-stimulating hormone and luteinizing hormone creation by the brain's pituitary gland. read

Esther Baker told the police she was a among a group of children who were regularly abused by the politician on Cannock Chase, Staffordshire, during the 1980s and 1990s. read

Felicity and Ben Mcloughlin, from Codsall, Staffordshire, mimed and danced along to Five's 'If Ya Gettin' Down' on their wedding day with the help of their enthusiastic guests. read

A team from Barcelona has designed floating farms (illustrated) that could feed the world in upcoming decades. The multi-levelled structures would be used to catch more than 1.7 million fish a year. read

The grim discovery is the first of what police predict could be several hundred corpses they will discover as they work their way through a cluster of remote camps on Malaysia's border with Thailand. read

On May 8, the unnamed pilot was taking part in the Arsenal of Democracy flyover above Washington DC when 'smoke' began to fill the cockpit. read

Valentin Gonzalez is running for mayor of the crime-hit Nezahualcoyotl municipality on the eastern outskirts of Mexico City. read

The thousand-strong group of sea lions mobbed Sandy van Water and partner Joost van Uffelen as they slipped into the water off the coast of Mexico's Isla Santa Margarita. read

Angelica Kenova, a 26-year-old model from Moscow, Russia, still lives with her hyper-controlling parents, who have been honing her drastic look all her life, and have never let her have a boyfriend. read

Robert Piazza and Christa Slayton met at a store near Honesdale, Pennsylvania. Piazz proposed to her at the store in October and they got married while dressed as Nintendo characters Link and Princess Zelda. read

A security researcher in Slovakia found more than 30 malicious apps that looked like add-ons (pictured) for Minecraft in the Google Store but were instead malicious applications. read

Annie Ramsay, eight, (pictured with mother Becki) suffered 'life changing' injuries after the springer spaniel lunged at her face as she played near her home in Whittle-le-Woods, Lancashire. read

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: After the 125g mass was removed, the girl, from Adelaide, Australia, was sent for therapy to stop her eating her own hair - a condition called Rapunzel syndrome. read

Calling on the Caracas government to release all political prisoners in the country, Leopoldo Lopez urged Venezuelans to take to the streets in a 'massive and peaceful' anti-government protest. read

The culprit - identified only as Zhang - was seized while lurking in a women's toilets in China's Shangdong province. But snapshots posted on the internet suggest this isn't his first time. read

The relic of the Ford empire was part of his vision to create his own rubber plant to feed his Michigan factories. But the town he established, near the northern city of Santarem, soon failed. read

Toby Fairclough, 17, suffered a cardiac arrest in the early hours of Saturday morning after taking MDMA on playing fields in Buckinghamshire. His family described him as the 'life and soul of the party'. read

The new rules, introduced by former education secretary Michael Gove in 2013, mean families can be fined up to £60 a day for taking their children out of school. read

Six-month-old Jenson Baldwin is back at his Tynemouth home after being struck by the killer brain bug seven days ago. His mother Natalie spotted the tell-tale rash when changing his nappy. read

Eduardo Caram attempted to attach his GoPro camera to a TAM Airlines aircraft window - only for the entire protective layer to come away in his hands. read

A Chinese millionaire and self-confessed Star Trek fan has boldly gone where no man has gone before with the design of his company headquarters. read

Dharmendra Singh, from Meerut in India's Uttar Pradesh, stands head and shoulders above his fellow countrymen and is just two inches shy of the world record. read

Animal rescuers stepped in and took Tiger (pictured) to London's Mayhew Animal Home, where he has lost half of his original weight. But he still longs for cake - having become hooked on the BBC show. read

'Cooee, Norman. You sexy beast... beddy byes!' read

Photographs of a slum constructed around active train tracks in India show the astonishing living conditions facing 1,000 people who cook, clean and play amid the dangers of onrushing trains. read

Bee-lover Gao Bingguo, from Tai'an in China's northern Shandong province, smashed the previous world record by allowing a skin-crawling 109kg (240lb) of bees swarm over his body. read

Nine-year-old crossbreed Beau will only go for a walk when it's raining if he has his coat and a human companion to carry an umbrella, staff at a dog rehoming centre in Huyton, Merseyside say. read

Rammehar Punia, a 35-year-old farmer from Panipat, India, can also wrap his left hand around his neck so far that he can grab hold of his left ear. read

Scientists at the Met Office in the UK have warned January to April has already been the warmest start to a year on record. The picture shows temperature anomalies since the start of the year. read

Peter and Eileen Crichton, 72 and 65, from Loughborough, have clocked up over 200,000 miles in their 3.5 V8i 1991 Land Rover Discovery, named Rabia. read

Shoppers at a Tesco supermarket in Crediton, Devon were stunned to see an Indian Runner Duck, pictured, sitting on a tartan cushion in the front of a Ford Ka in the supermarket's car park. read