Pictured in a red bikini, the younger sister of the Duchess of Cambridge displayed her washboard stomach and toned physique while on holiday on the Caribbean island of St Barts. read
As news of the tragedy in Shoreham, West Sussex, began to circulate on Saturday afternoon, Becky Jones nervously phoned her brother to check he was okay. read
Researchers said the trend away from tying the knot was largely confined to low-income groups before the 1990s, but is now spreading up the socio-economic scale. read
In a speech today, the Work and Pensions Secretary will vow to tackle a sicknote culture that is in 'dire need of reform' and say work is possible for some claiming disability benefit. read
An investigation into the drinking habits of British pensioners found that the most unsafe drinkers were more likely to be wealthier, better educated and be of a higher socio-economic status. read
Pickled vegetables may not be the nation's favourite food but it is the latest craze to be adopted by celebrity chefs. Pickled foods are easier for the body to digest and are packed full of vitamins. read
One Direction are splitting up... at least for a year. A source told The Sun newspaper: 'The guys have been together for five years, which is an incredible run for any boyband. read
Offshore companies have bought more than £150billion worth of property in England and Wales over the past 15 years, analysis has revealed. read
Adelaide Veterinary scientist Doctor Susan Hazel said studies show canines don't feel or display guilt, and that the sorrowful eyes are a means of staying out of the doghouse. read
Mike Chandler, the father of Lance Bombardier Mark Chandler, (pictured) said interpreters 'served alongside our troops' and 'should be able to seek political asylum in the UK’. read
This Thursday, the Millennium trilogy continues with The Girl in the Spider’s Web, by acclaimed author David Lagercrantz – but read our world exclusive extract here first... read
British Airways Airbus captain Andy Hill, who served in the RAF, was pulled from the wreckage after his jet ploughed into a busy dual carriageway in West Sussex. read
Rescuers expect to find more charred remains today when they start moving the wreckage of burnt-out cars and the crashed jet in West Sussex. read
Rebecca and Rajendran Asekaran (pictured) went ahead with their big day at Findon Manor in West Sussex on Saturday and only found out about the tragedy after the ceremony. read
David Davis - MP for Haltemprice and Howden -said a cross-party group of MPs would hold discussions next week to draw up a battle plan for forcing the inquiry to set a deadline for publication. read
The Chancellor will warn that change is key to the future of the EU during meetings with Swedish prime minister Stefan Lofven and Denmark’s premier, Lars Lokke Rasmussen. read
From being mistaken for a call girl to having strangers call her husband her sugar daddy, Rachel Rounds has suffered varying abuse since she married the man she loves, 23 years her senior. read
John McDonnell (pictured), tipped to serve as chancellor in a Corbyn regime, said Labour ‘reserved the right’ to take back shares with ‘no compensation’ for investors. read
The 66-year-old hard-left Labour leadership candidate spent his childhood in the extravagant residence in rural Shropshire (pictured) after his father purchased it in 1956. read
Isn’t the anti-Corbyn uproar now in danger of increasing his popularity, especially since he wisely refrains from responding in kind? read
CHRIS DEERIN: I don't just think he's wrong – though he is certainly that; I regard many of his views as vile and dangerous. I think Jeremy Corbyn is a fool. By extension, so are his supporters. read
Camila Batmanghelidjh used the Kids Company nurse for her own private medical treatments. Whistleblowers who used to work at the charity said she had appointments with Maria Nieto. read
Tory ministers overruled civil service advice to approve a £3million grant to Kids Company days after the Conservative Party received a £250,000 donation from one of the charity's key supporters. read
Kids Company paid for a vulnerable young person to have a sex change at a private hospital, it has emerged. NHS staff had allegedly said the patient was not ready for the operation. read
The 68-year-old, who quit Parliament in 1987 after admitting ‘spanking sessions’ with rent boys, vigorously denied any knowledge of the abuse and deaths of three young boys. read
Helen Walmsey-Johnson, 59, claims her video gaming skills make her a hit with her grandchildren and keep her brain active. She argues that every granny should follow her lead and take up gaming. read
Sandy Docherty began a relationship with Tom Robertshaw after meeting him in the staff room when he was head at Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Primary in Yeadon, West Yorkshire. read
CHARLES SALE: England’s cricketers are not the only ones celebrating an Ashes win — so are BT Sport, who have seized the rights to the 2017-18 series from Sky in a major coup. read
There's a new trend in baby-naming town. Double-barrelled first names for girls - inspired by the likes of Lily-Rose Depp and Lila-Grace Moss - are on the rise. read
Paying by credit or debit card in the likes of Spain and America is leading to millions of Brits being ripped-off after choosing to be charged in pound sterling rather than the local currency. read
Up to 25 beaches across England could be deemed as unsafe for bathing as a new EU directive has come into force this summer with stricter regulations on water quality. read
Many turn to vegetarian diets in the belief that they are better for you. These women experienced symptoms like chipping nails and chronic tiredness due to the missing meat in their diets. read
British theatre producer Julius Green turned literary detective and tracked down five full-length and five one-act dramas that were previously-unknown or forgotten. read
A black hat that belonged to Hollywood screen siren Marilyn Monroe has emerged for sale for £22,000. The felt hat was made by top New York milliners Madcaps and is still in good condition. read
James Feaver, who runs foraging and wild food courses in Dorset, Wiltshire and Hampshire, says there is sure to be a considerable harvest of the berries because of the bad weather. read
Prestbury, Cheshire, pictured, is one of Britain's poshest postcodes but businesses are closing because they can no longer afford the rents. read
Dale Winton looked exhausted as he was pictured out for a stroll in central London, fuelling concerns that his dishevelled appearance could be more than just a questionable style choice. read
Karen Briggs, 49, was handed the two-year order on August 12 after pleading guilty to stealing alcohol from Marks & Spencer in Staines. She was rearrested on Wednesday. read
Even Cancer Research UK, which has so far been sceptical, is now warning that cling film should not be allowed to touch the food it is covering during microwaving. read
A firm helping the Royal Navy recruit says that being disconnected from the internet is a 'significant barrier' to getting bright young people, who now want a better work life balance. read
Wentworth Woodhouse, near Rotherham in South Yorkshire, is tipped to be the focus of new BBC costume drama Black Diamonds, which will tell the tale of a wealthy coal-mining dynasty. read
A small white cat used one of its nine lives after a charity saved it from being horrifically slaughtered by a Chinese butcher. The cat has found a new life with the Washington Animal Rescue League. read
According to a study of 900 couples by US sociologists, dads who take on their share of child care duties are likely to be rewarded by more than just gratitude from their other halves. read
New industry-wide rules mean mortgage lenders are factoring in fully dependent adults who have moved back home when making decisions on their parents' mortgage applications. read
A desperate British tourist has been rescued after spending more than two days stranded alone in the Australian outback - after the missing man wrote a SOS message in sand on a riverbed. read
Bosses made their worries clear during a press conference where they also claimed they had made 'much progress' in their investigation into the bombing at Erawan shrine on Monday. read
Rachel Sarjantson, 24, a mother-of-one from Blackpool, has died from cervical cancer after being denied a smear test because she was too young. read
In his first remarks since Friday's attack, US airman Spencer Stone said he and his two friends took down the gunman before choking him unconscious. Stone was badly injured in the attack. read
Morocco-born gunman Ayoub El Khazzani, 26, insisted that he was not trying to carry out a terror attack, and claimed that he had found the arsenal of weapons used by chance under a bush in a park. read
Shukee Begum is said to have left Manchester last year and was smuggled into Syria through Turkey, although she claims it was only to persuade her husband, Muftah el-Deen, to come home. read
ISIS militants have reportedly used dynamite to destroy the Baalshamin temple, which had stood at the site for nearly 2,000 years on the archaeological site of Palmyra, Syria. read
Kevin Norton, 18, and James Stumbo, 27, attracted cops' attention after they allegedly threatened to cause harm to thousands of attendees at the tournament in Boston, Massachusetts. read
The American pro boxer, nicknamed the 'Money Man', posted a picture of himself sat on the bonnet of the silver ultra-car - a Koenigsegg CCXR Trevita - on Instagram on Saturday. read
The controversial post of Hamilton, pictured, shooting the gun, pictured, angered some fans and Mercedes boss Niki Lauda ordered that he remove it after it was posted on Friday. read
Mel Gibson reportedly shoved and spat at an Australian photographer on Sunday night after she tried to get pictures of the 59-year-old with his much younger girlfriend Rosalind Ross, 24. read
The 19th century embassy in Tehran was closed for four years after it was stormed by protesters in 2011 and ransacked but has now re-opened in a ceremony attended by Philip Hammond. read
Protests against the Lebanese government turned violent for a second day as Prime Minister Tammam Salam threatened to resign after the cabinet failed to resolve the garbage crisis. read
Temperatures plummeted by nearly 10 degrees as parts of the UK were battered by wind and rainfall just one day after a 'Spanish plume' saw parts of the country bask in 31 degree sunshine. read
Emrah Mevsimler was just 13 years old when he begged his mother to be flown to Zottegem, Belgium, to have the £4,000 surgery. Now, he is urging parents and doctors to find other solutions. read
The relaunch of the three Michelin starred Fat Duck in Bray, Berkshire, follows a major refurbishment project which saw the restaurant and all its staff relocated to Australia for six months. read
Joe Day (pictured) hit a lamppost at the bottom of a hill near his home in Devon, causing injuries that gave him 'the worst pain'. Investigating officers found that his bike had been tampered with. read
The 25-year-old, named locally as Nick Laycock (pictured) is in custody after the 22-year-old British woman was raped at a guest house in a commune near the town of Kampot in southern Cambodia. read
Bruce Oldfield has dressed royalty and film stars alike. Now he is pairing up with John Lewis to create an affordable high street collection. Here he talks us through his new line. read
ISIS have used suicide bombers and artillery to target Iraqi army and paramilitary forces in remote Anbar province, leaving as many as 23 soldiers dead. read
As many as 100 German nationals have reportedly died fighting for the brutal jihadi group ISIS in Syria and Iraq,according to Germany's interior minister. read
Migrants trapped for days in no man's land between Greece and Macedonia where they clashed with baton-wielding police are now expected to head towards the unpoliced border with Hungary. read
The debt-ridden company spent £15million on 780,149 fuel claims in 2014 - but even that was £4million less than the cost it incurred for 599,076 employee train journey claims. read
Becci Ellis (pictured) was trying to beat her own speed record and had reached 254mph when her superbike was hit by a gust of wind and veered off the track at Elvington airfield, North Yorkshire. read
On September 9, Elizabeth II will become the longest-reigning British monarch, surpassing the record set by her great-great-grandmother Queen Victoria. read
Archie Lloyd (pictured) refused treatment and returned to his hotel where he then died. Sebastian Trabucatti, 22, from West Sussex, is charged with 'gross negligence leading to manslaughter'. read
The 21-year-old is suspected of raping the woman, in her 40s, after music ended on Friday night at V Festival. Essex Police have arrested 42 people this weekend mostly for drugs offences. read
The former host of the popular darts-based game show revealed he has been left struggling to walk or even talk but admits he is 'one of the lucky ones.' read
Hollywood's Walk Of Fame, Union Station in Washington DC and St Peter's Basilica in Vatican are also risky places to use phones, the infographic claims. read
Hoisting the Union Flag over her shoulders after her stunning victory, a jubilant Ennis-Hill, 29, said: ‘This time last year I just had my son and now I’m world champion. It feels incredible.' read
The teacher, who has two children, created his account in 2012, using his school email address, and wrote under his profile he was ‘looking to reignite that spark of sexual tension’. read
Mair Ingman woke to discover that a section of her £2,100 artificial lawn, given to her as a gift by a friend, had been rolled up and taken under the cover of darkness from her home in Wrexham, north Wales. read
Talks between North and South Korea were suspended overnight after a marathon session yesterday. The nations have been pushed to the brink of 'all-out war' by escalating tensions. read
Other research has linked the disturbance caused by changing clocks to increases in fatal car crashes, sleep problems and other health issues. read
David and Samantha Cameron posed for official pictures from their second holiday of the summer, a 'staycation' in popular Cornish surf spot Polzeath, after enjoying a sunnier break in the Algarve. read
We look at the billions of pounds lost when savers get stuck with poor paying accounts. Kathryn Rees has earned £2,681 extra in interest. read
Victims of payment protection insurance misselling who have yet to complain are being urged to act fast because a time bar could soon be slapped on future claims. read
Family photographs, medical records and bank statements can all be downloaded because of glaring security flaws in hard drives used to back up and store personal and business data. read
Neil Griffiths, 42, of Ashford, Surrey, was accused of child cruelty by the parents of three children he coached, but the charges were dropped last week before the case went to trial. read
June Lincoln, of North Wales, has a pet raccoon dog, or tanuki as its undomesticated counterpart is also known, which most people mistake for a wile animal. read
Dale Carr, 38, was body boarding with a friend at Lighthouse Beach in the mid north-coast of Port Macquarie, NSW about 5.10pm on Saturday when he was attacked by what is believed to be a shark. read
A Briton, identified as Robert Douglas Semple, 64, has been freed in a 'military intelligence' operation, according to Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond, who is in the Iranian capital Tehran. read
The Met Office, for whom Michael Fish (pictured) famously presented the weather on the BBC for many years, has lost out to Dutch and New Zealand firms still believed to be competing for the contract. read
The BBC has reportedly signed a new £50million deal to make five more series of Poldark, producing an installment of the period drama every year until 2020. read
The Leap Of Faith separates Maroon Peak from North Maroon Peak in the US state and requires nerves of steel as the rocks on either side are loose. read
Hundreds of revenge porn victims have rung a new Government-funded helpline, seeking legal help and information on removing the offensive images. read
A Freedom of Information request has revealed Figures reveal that Birmingham City Council spent £108,915, while Tower Hamlets splurged £103,500 and Kent County Council spent £93,277. read
Enforced lie detector tests have sent 63 early-release British paedophiles back to jail, who officials claimed posed an 'immediate risk' to children. The year-old scheme was described as 'invaluable'. read
The former Labour MP launched a scathing attack on the party's hard-left - accusing them of 'deluding a new generation with the same claptrap that it took my generation decades to discard'. read
Pensioner Ian Russell, 67, and his three dogs have been sleeping in his Ford Mondeo, in St Neots, Cambridgeshire, since March. Doctors treating him for cancer even have to make 'home visits' there. read
The method gives new hope to the 110,000 British victims who are left with difficulty moving hands, arms and shoulders due to brain damage after a stroke. read
A company called Sprout has developed a pill called Addyi – instantly dubbed ‘pink Viagra’ – for ladies who don’t fancy making love to their partners. read
The new CAERvest, developed by a Brighton-based emergency medicine consultant, is made up of a series of sealed chambers – just like an inflatable mattress – with water via a tube. read
Clinical trials have shown the treatment, using a new drug called sofosbuvir, to have minimal side effects and a 90 per cent cure rate, significantly higher than other existing treatments. read
Thousands of children and adults flocked to the Queensland University of Technology on Sunday to take part in Robotronica, an event that celebrates society's increasing reliance on robotics. read
Two heartbroken parents, still mourning the death of their beloved daughter Reeva Steenkamp, say the beautiful model packed her bags and was ready to leave Oscar Pistorius the day he shot and killed her. read
The 'creepy', cloaked figure has sparked fear among locals after it was reportedly caught on camera standing outside an apartment complex in Gastonia, North Carolina. read
The man's Ford Puma was hit by the fire engine (pictured) shortly before 11pm on Saturday as it was driving in the New Forest, Hampshire. The driver, in his 20s, died at the scene. read
Patrick Couderc (pictured) also claimed 'committed lesbians' should not wear the Herve Leger dress, before outrage prompted him to offer his resignation as managing director of the brand’s UK licensor. read
Two years ago it was the future Mrs Clooney who topped a list of London’s ‘hottest’ female barristers. But this time the victor 'looks like a movie star' rather than being destined to marry one. read
As fun as these games were, they weren't actually for entertainment. At least not in their Windows incarnation. Solitaire taught you to drag and drop, Minesweeper to taught you to click. read
The worker wasps, which are bigger than the usual variety, have finished tending the hive's queen this summer and are now free to 'go out and enjoy themselves' - bad news for Britain's picnickers. read
The two aircraft touched in mid-air just before crashing - one into a barn (pictured) and the other near a house - in the village of Dittingen near Basel in northern Switzerland at about 11.15am local time today. read
The trade body for the UK's 12,000 curry restaurants and takeaways warns hundreds more will shut down soon despite their continued popularity. read
A paralysed rabbit is hopping for joy after being given the chance to walk again - with a bunny wheelchair.Bertha the bunny was left unable to move after her hips collapsed in May. read
Jenny King's fox terrier would often jump up at her and bite her, so the 69-year-old, from London, called in a professional to help and sent Izzy to a fortnight’s boot camp. read
New research suggests that women who live in countries where they know they can easily access fertility treatment are more likely to delay motherhood in favour of pursuing careers or study. read
Ginny Chapman, from York, suffers from constant 'unbearable' back pain and is unable to work - instead claiming £250 a week in benefits. The 20-year-old applied for the surgery in June. read
Michelle and Stephen Beer, pictured, from Plymouth, Devon, already have 13 children from previous relationship but are now devastated after losing the baby at eight weeks. read
They are 15 of the hottest model celebrities in the world so no wonder the Victoria's Secret Angels have bagged pop stars, sports heroes and top businessmen for their alpha other halves. read
A dramatic picture shows the plane on the beach at Singer Island on Saturday evening after engine problems forced the pilot, Jamie Barker, to bring the plane down. read
The Russian daredevil free-climbed the Nevsky Prospect building in St. Petersburg with his friends after the group gained unauthorized access to the building. read
Rob Camm, from Breadstone, became the first tetraplegic in the world who is reliant on a ventilator to learn how to walk again using an incredible robotic skeleton controlled by his thoughts. read
Owner Zafron Hussain said he is now unsure of the future of his 15-year-old company, based in Birmingham, after hundreds of thousands of pounds worth of cars went up in smoke. read
A doll's house built by a captive German soldier during World War One using fragments of the rubble left from Zeppelin air raids on Britain will be sold at auction tomorrow. read
MailOnline's Carol Driver spends a long weekend at the Ilsington Hotel in Dartmoor, which boasts a new spa, a 2 AA rosette restaurant serving top-quality food and the perfect location to explore. read
While stunning sights during private moments are usually reserved for resorts in the wild, these deluxe bath time retreats are a pane of double-glazed glass from a memorable view. read
Adelaide teen Georgia Green suffers from Kleine-Levin syndrome, a rare sleep disorder which has no treatments or cure and can strike her at any time, leaving her bed ridden for weeks. read
Guests pay £150 to work a 40-hour week at The Open Book store, while staying in the flat above the shop in Wigtown, Dumfries and Galloway. read
Fast food giants around the world will seemingly stop at nothing to pique their customers' interest, and while some experiments are hits, others are just stomach-churning misses. read