Nicci Taylor (pictured main, and top and bottom right and left) sold her home in the Wirral and all her possessions to buy a campervan and set off on a to find love. She met James Pollard (main and bottom right), a Lord of the Manor in Scotland, and love blossomed. Within four days he had asked her to stay forever, uttering the words that every singleton living in a campervan wants to hear: 'What's mine is yours.'
The EU logged 213,000 arrivals in April, May and June but only 44,000 of them were fleeing the Syrian civil war. Campaigners and left-wing MPs have suggested the vast majority of migrants are from the war-torn state, accusing the Government of doing too little to help them. 'This exposes the lie peddled in some quarters that vast numbers of those reaching Europe are from Syria,' said David Davies, Tory MP for Monmouth. 'Most people who are escaping the war will go to camps in Lebanon or Jordan.
The gang, believed to be Vietnamese nationals, were allegedly working for paymasters based in Britain. Officers in riot gear swooped on the makeshift settlement before leading away the 15 men.
On the Hungarian border, migrants press against fences. In Croatia, others try to board trains going west. Most will experience European hypocrisy as doors close, writes DAVID GOODHART.
Kate Davies, the head of a London housing association, said the deaths of 'some beautiful young children' are needed to overcome prejudice against state-subsidised tenants.
Frank Lancaster, 65, from Birmingham, was told four monthly direct debit instalments of £1.53million would be taken automatically from his account from October. (file picture)
Amal Clooney and Cherie Blair are going head-to-head in the case of jailed ex-president of the Maldives, Mohamed Nasheed - the country's first democratically-elected president. Amnesty called his 2012 imprisonment a 'travesty of justice'. Mrs Clooney has flown to the Maldives to work pro-bono to secure Nasheed's freedom, but Cherie's London-based legal firm Omnia Strategy has taken the side of the Maldivian government.
A food scientist from Clemson University in South Carolina has explained the recent scientific breakthroughs in studying the rule and which surfaces are the most dangerous.
With as many as one in four admitting they are too scared to take their children on a plane for fear of criticism by other passengers, here is our survival guide.
BBC presenter Alex Jones, who co-hosts The One Show, is at the centre of a harassment case against Twitter user Shane Goldsmith, who is accused of bombarding her with declarations of love.
New rules could see the firms forced to pay millions of pounds if their trains are dirty or crowded, if conductors or platform staff are unhelpful or impolite, or if information boards break down.
Awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross for his role in the Battle of Britain, Flight Commander Gordon Olive flew an heroic 193 sorties during the conflict.
The children at Camdean Primary School in Rosyth, Fife, Scotland, were set the task in a lesson about grief, and were also shown a video of other youngsters talking about deaths in their family.
Thousands of fans were on the edges of their seats at Twickenham tonight as they watched England triumph over Fiji in the 2015 Rugby World Cup. And the Duchess of Cambridge was no different. Dressed in a smart blue coat, the mother of two was remarkably animated (top left and top right) as she watched the tournament's opening game. At one point, she leaned back against her husband (bottom left) - who was viewing the game through a pair of black-framed glasses - with her mouth wide open. She later broke into a smile and applauded enthusiastically (bottom right) as England's Mike Brown scored the team's first try at Twickenham Stadium in London. Although England were made to work tirelessly against the underdogs, they managed to clinch their 35-11 victory with a late flourish.
There were so many happy echoes of London 2012 last night as the capital kicked off the world's third biggest sporting event - the Rugby World Cup, writes ROBERT HARDMAN.
Tens of thousands of rugby fans have flocked to London's Twickenham stadium for the opening games of the 2015 Rugby World Cup, but for many the highly-anticipated opening ceremony fell flat.
The prince, 31, appeared in a clip, dressed as a gardener alongside former England international Jonny Wilkinson, screened at the opening ceremony of the Rugby World Cup.
Singer Camilla Kerslake (left) is the girlfriend of England Rugby captain Chris Robshaw, while lads' magazine model Chloe Madeley (right) is James Haskell's partner. The fiercely ambitious England WAGs deny reports of a rift. So what's the truth?
She bowled over cricket fans. But soprano Laura Wright upped her game on Friday by performing at the opening ceremony ahead of the 2015 Rugby World Cup Pool.
He is willing to lay his body on the line for his country during the next six weeks and James Haskell isn't shy when it comes to showing off his impressive physique.
CHRIS FOY AT TWICKENHAM: England are on their way. The chariot is rolling. The host nation claimed the win they needed to ignite their World Cup campaign.
There were some very opposing views of actress Kate Winslet at the Toronto Film Festival this week. On Monday night it was not her acting that divided opinion, but her rather splendid figure, clad in a Badgley Mischka figure-hugging ball gown, as those on two sides of the catwalk were afforded a completely different Kate to the gawpers across the way. Kate, like me, seems to have one of those bodies that appears to occupy three parts of the dress-size spectrum: a size 12 from the front (left), a size 10 from the side (centre) and a size 14 from behind (right), writes JULIA LAWRENCE.
Strolling near his London home holding a copy of the Daily Mail, the 64-year-old reclusive bass player looked a far cry from the flamboyantly-dressed figure who rose to fame with a band in the 1970s.
The Beverley Sisters spent their lives literally side by side, meaning the chasm left by Joy's death, aged 91, last month following a stroke is physical, palpable, writes FRANCES HARDY.
Drinking 'proper' coffee, knowing the difference between cuts of meat and watching the Antiques Roadshow also set you apart from your less refined friends, according to a study of 2,000 people.
As Prince Harry, who has just turned 31, flip-flops between beautiful blondes Chelsy Davy and Cressida Bonas, we imagine the letter he'd write to legendary agony aunt Deidre Sanders...
You might expect most of us to be fairly taciturn about what goes on inside our bedrooms. But it seems we're even less forthcoming about what goes on inside our bank accounts.
Joshua Sasse - who was pictured strolling through Chelsea with Kylie this week - seems more than capable of holding his own against the Australian pop princess's stellar line up of ex-lovers.
Comedian Michael McIntyre, 39, has infuriated his neighbours in London's leafy Hampstead with proposals for 'destructive' changes to his £5.6million family home. The father of two wants to enclose the first-floor terrace, making it part of his study, and turn the roof of the extension into a new terrace. Since submitting the proposals in July, McIntrye has added French doors along with a Juliet balcony and sash windows to the plans. McIntyre lives in the semi-detached house with wife Kitty, 39, and their children, Lucas, ten, and Oscar, eight.
The former BBC star pulled out of the last series of the satirical panel show following the furore over his fracas with Top Gear producer Oisin Tymon.
The Have I Got News For You presenter said the BBC asked him to put his name to the lobbying letter but he thought it would be 'entirely inappropriate'.
The 52-year-old, best known for her appearances in Embarrassing Bodies and This Morning, has moved out of the family home in Gloucestershire after splitting with Dr Graham Isaac
Ibrar Zada, 25, (pictured) verbally abused two air stewardesses as he returned to Birmingham Airport on a Thomson flight from Hurghada International Airport in Egypt on March 27.
Armed police raided a house where four West End actors live in Hither Green, south east London, after neighbours thought a rehearsal was real and called the police to report a gun.
The truck was escorted off the A road at 5:20am today after reports from witnesses. Police found eight men and one teenage boy in the back, who were taken to a local police station.
Dale Carter, 23, of Middlesbrough, has spent the last decade in and out of the courts. He has committed 114 offences ranging from dangerous driving to vehicle theft and robbery.
Lynda Blackwell, the Financial Conduct Authority's head of mortgages, told a debate that older people who 'sit quite happily in a very big house' should be encouraged to downsize.
Nicola and Margaret McDonough were found with fatal slash wounds at a Premier Inn hotel in Greenock, Renfrewshire, in June 2013 after being conned by fraudster Linsey Cotton (pictured).
Cameron Brown was sentenced to life without parole today for first degree murder of his daughter Lauren Key. He threw her off a 120ft cliff because, it was argued, the former baggage handler didn't want to pay her mother $1,000 a month in child support. Lauren's mother, Sarah Key-Marer, broke down in tears as she told the court 'We are all so broken without her. Mr Brown - you will never take her memory from us,' she said directly to the murderer. She tells Daily Mail Online how she has coped with the pain of the past 15-year nightmare in an exclusive interview. 'I had such a bad feeling,' says Sarah of the day Brown had visitation. Brown always denied killing his daughter - but after three trials he was finally found guilty of the callous murder in May.
Aldi's Specially Selected Ethiopian Coffee, pictured, priced at £1.79 for a 200g pack, was both the cheapest and tastiest of 16 ground beans sampled by experts on behalf of consumer group Which?
The Neato BotVac Connected is the first robotic vacuum linked to the internet, and uses the same technology as Google's driverless cars to map out a house and navigate around objects.
Statistics show 1,230 teachers were paid more than £100,000 last year, up 4 per cent from 2013. Of those on six-figure salaries, 60 per cent worked at academies.
Avoiding high-calorie fizzy drinks, cutting down on alcohol and processed meats and throwing away vitamin tablets could reduce a third of common cancers, the World Cancer Research Fund says.
Fifteen cases have been reported to Public Health England since the outbreak was first detected in Leeds. Experts said they fear there could be 'many undetected cases' across the UK.
As a third of over-70s have sex twice a month, we should be taking about masturbation, sex, STIs and sex-related problems in older people, Dr Sharron Hinchcliff, of the University of Sheffield said.
The Steakhouse, in Watford, which also had crocodile, kangaroo and camel on the menu, was investigated after numerous complaints. It claimed to serve the best steak in London.
Nearly 35,000 doctors signed a petition against the new contract which would see junior staff lose the right to out-of-hours pay for Saturdays and weekday evenings.
Oxford-educated psychotherapist Marigold Johnson is known for her gloriously waspish wit. As well as being a mother-of-four, she has an MBE for her work on the Northern Ireland Peace Process.
A special investigation looks into what is known about 'Nick' (pictured left), his connections to new deputy Labour leader Tom Watson, and suspicions about his VIP Westminster paedophile ring claims. One of the perpetrators he named was former Prime Minister Edward Heath (bottom right). Another was ex-Home Secretary Leon Brittan (top right). A third was Harvey Proctor (right, centre), once a Tory MP. But there are terrible ambiguities surrounding Nick's case that could now deter victims from coming forward and also damage trust in the forthcoming judge-led inquiry into historic allegations of child abuse. Senior officers at Scotland Yard are expected to face a grilling over the fiasco, which led to a murder investigation being opened without any bodies and without anyone knowing who it was that had actually been murdered.
The wallaby was often seen hopping about near the village of Hanslope in Buckinghamshire but on Thursday it was found dead in a field with throat and eye injuries, leaving residents distraught.
Pictures show the charred remains of the vehicles following the fire in Central Sports Cars in Stourbridge, West Midlands. Three TVRs, worth around £60,000 (pictured) were destroyed.
Health watchdog NICE says employers must not stereotype older staff by thinking they will find it difficult to learn how to operate new computer systems or take on additional tasks.
Helen Turnbull, 36, lost her job, marriage and two children over her relationship with a 16-year-old at her school in County Durham - and found herself in court again over the crashes.
The nuisance , who earned his name by asking every passer-by in Chatham, Kent, to give him £1, is now behind bars after breaching an Asbo banning him from panhandling.
Morrisons is removing the products under pressure from parents and health campaigners who say these 'guilt aisles' are fuelling obesity, particularly among children.
Mr McDonnell faced mockery after apologising for his 2003 call for the IRA to be 'honoured' - but insisting it may well have saved lives by giving the terror group the excuse to give up its armed struggle.
MP Labour's Jack Straw (left) faced ending his political career in disgrace and Tory Sir Malcolm Rifkind was forced to quit as an MP after being accused of breaking rules on paid lobbying.
The veteran anti-war campaigner said ISIS hadn't 'come from nowhere' and was partly 'a creation of Western interventions in the region'.
EXCLUSIVE: Jeremy Corbyn - a life-long anti nuclear weapons campaigner - has now accepted that Labour MPs will not unite against the government's plan to renew Trident next year.
Jeremy Corbyn performed a humiliating U-turn over Europe last night, pledging to campaign to stay in the EU - as a means to impose punitive taxes on the City of London.
The Ministry of Justice, which is in charge of keeping 85,000 criminals behind bars in England and Wales, is facing swingeing cuts as part of the forthcoming spending review.
Former foreign secretary was part of a five-person panel which recommended Kathryn Hudson to the £108,000-a-year role of Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards.
In a damning intervention this morning, Mr Darling warned that Jeremy Corbyn's leadership would 'never get off the ground' unless he got a grip on what he wanted to do 'in the next few days'.
Research by the Daily Mail shows that dozens of killers, rapists and violent attackers are escaping with much lower sentences than that of Royal Marine Alexander Blackman (pictured). A court martial convicted the sergeant of murder after he shot a Taliban insurgent who was already fatally wounded. Marine Blackman (left) was given life for a 'moment of madness' in battle but, clockwise from top left, Lewis Gill, 21, John Burton, 72, Stuart Walker, 30, Neil Hotchkiss, 33, Michael Grieves and Steve Clark all received lesser sentences in the civilian courts despite committing appalling crimes.
The company's U-turn comes after a consultation with the public which revealed that many complained about having to speak to an employee based in another country.
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Amanda Spielman, chair of Ofqual, said markers appear to 'feel really bad' about penalising stressed teenagers following the fraught exam season.
Daniel Clutterbuck, Urmston, Greater Manchester, was forced to pay the huge amount by bailiffs after council officials sent the notice of his £25 fine to an old address.
Sophie Spencer, 24, had just signed with an agent while studying at the Manchester School of Acting when she died last November.
A group of UK enthusiasts of the decommissioned aircraft known as The Concorde Club have amassed £160million to give the supersonic passenger jet a new lease of life.
Number 15A Kensington Palace Gardens, on the road dubbed Billionaires Row, was made available by the Crown Estate after a luxury makeover. The property is said to have been discreetly marketed. The mansion boasts 10 bedrooms, one pictured bottom-right, a massive dining room with a dinner table for 22 people, bottom-left, and a spa and swimming pool area in the basement, top-right.
New research backs up the complaint: many of our favourite chocolate bars have shrunk since the 1990s, even if they are now similar to the smaller sizes that were common in the 1980s.
Katie Hopkins has targeted driver mums who park too close to the school gates, telling them, 'Peel your cellulite from your cheap car seat and walk the last few metres.'
The fourth lunar eclipse in just two years - each creating a red-colored 'blood moon' - will take place on September 28, and each one has taken place on a Jewish holy day.
Mohammed Ali, 31, from Liverpool, pictured, ordered five vials of the deadly poison unaware that the dealer was in fact an FBI agent who had alerted British authorities.
Barnaby Lenon, who chairs the Independent Schools Council, said too many girls were taking psychology when they were capable of getting good grades in physics and chemistry instead.
The investigation for the missing child, who would now be 12, has so far cost taxpayers more than £10million, it was revealed earlier this month. A further £2million has been allocated for the next year.
The man, in a hooded black robe and carrying a scythe, was one of a group hoping to disrupt the Defence and Security Equipment International exhibition at the ExCeL centre in London's Docklands. But as he lurked outside attempting to deter visitors with his ominous presence, he was given the runaround by guards. In the end, it appeared that the reaper himself had run out of time - as he tripped over his own robe and was carried away. The exhibition, which ended yesterday, is billed as the world's biggest arms fair. It takes place every two years, with 1,500 exhibitors selling to an estimated 32,000 visitors from 121 countries.
Stephanie Daniel accidentally popped what she believes was a white sac filled with baby spiders while tucking into the fruit at the start of her night shift at St Mary's Hospital, Manchester.
Leigh-Anne Varley, 36, pictured, hid her pregnancy and after giving birth in her bathroom left the child outside a block of flats in Horden, County Durham where it was found by a dog.
The mother-of-two, who lives in Coventry, decided to take some pictures of her children before they went to school, and one of the photos happened to capture career criminal John Hogan, 40.
Kate Winslet, 39, wanted to install a boulder and gravel seawall along the West Sussex coast to protect her property. But the multi BAFTA-winning actress has caved in to environmentalists.
A number of men admitted to being sugar daddies on the confessions app Whisper. Some said they were proud of their controversial lifestyles while others felt bitter.
A court heard retired farmer Frederick Robinson, 92, mowed down a woman and her rescue dog as they walked across a pedestrian crossing on the A52 in Brailsford, Derbyshire.
Trading standards chiefs have released images of the sinister 'tags' that criminal gangs are using to tell other would-be burglars how best to rob homes, and who to target. The symbols are used up and down the country by burglars, with similar instances reported in Devon, Yorkshire and West Lanarkshire, Scotland.
Those living in the St Budeaux area of Plymouth are furious at proposals to open a KFC 'drive-thru' in a road already packed with fish and chip shops, pasty sellers and pizza outlets
The former heavy weight champion, Frank Bruno, pictured, has voluntarily admitted himself to a hospital which specialises in bipolar after his friends and family grew concerned about him.
Interest rates may need to be slashed below zero to stave off another economic downturn, a senior Bank of England official warned yesterday.
Laura Gallagher, of Muswell Hill, north London, says she's been left traumatised after her beloved pet Maxy was bitten and chewed by the out-of-control animal
Jamal Muhammed Raheem-ul-Nasir, of Liversedge, West Yorkshire, was jailed for seven years at Leeds Crown Court last year for sex attacks on two girls, aged nine and 14
Boosted by the craze for healthy Mediterranean diets, record numbers of British gardeners are now growing figs, olives and grapes alongside traditional apple and pear trees, new figures show.
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He's able to survive in the most treacherous conditions anywhere in the world, but Bear Grylls' (inset) latest property acquisition in the redeveloped Battersea Power Station (pictured) proves he knows how to enjoy his luxury living too. The TV adventurer plans to live in the luxury pad with his wife and three sons - they also own a country home, seaside retreat and a houseboat on the Thames. At the lower end, the plush apartments start at £1.32million for a two-bedroom abode, but the penthouses are on sale for up to £21.5million.
A cleaning team was called to Gateshead Metro Station after a train was invaded by crabs. According to reports, a passenger was carrying the crustaceans in a plastic bag, which split.
Paul Storey was feeding fish in a pond in East Yorkshire. And the 53-year-old is adamant the ghost carp, pictured, is the spitting image of Sir Elton John's 1970s look.
Francis Crick Institute geneticists say they hope to use the technique to understand what causes women to suffer repeated miscarriages, as critics call for a ban on genetically modified babies.
The shocking footage was shot on a dashcam by Paul Anthony Bradford, 43, who was approaching the Denton interchange in Manchester before the confrontation took place.
Richard Willis, from North Frodingham, Yorkshire, who is 3ft 8in tall, said he and his daughter, Cherry, pictured together, share a 'unique' relationship and that he couldn't be more proud.
This week BEL MOONEY advises a man whose wife sent naked photos to another man and a woman who is worried her daughter, who has Asperger's syndrome, will be hurt if they move home.
Photographs have emerged of a more than 12ft high mountain of dinghies and life-jackets, left abandoned on the Greek island of Lesbos, by migrants and refugees entering Europe. Tens of thousands of people have already made the perilous crossing from Turkey to the southern Greek islands this summer, but the route is also one of the most deadly ways to reach Europe.
László Toroczkai, the mayor of Ásotthalom on the Hungarian border with Serbia, warned migrants not to enter his town in the dramatic film.
Ester Terry, from Nigeria, went into labour as the dinghy she had boarded with more than 100 other refugees began to take on water. The 24-year-old was rescued by the Italian coast guard.
Putin and his old friend Berlusconi spent last weekend in Crimea, touring ancient ruins and visiting the peninsula's prized Massandra winery.
Oscar Pistorius is 'frail, gaunt and broken' his friend has revealed as the athlete finds out today whether he will be granted parole ten months into his jail sentence.
A high speed train travelling from Rotterdam to Paris has been evacuated after a terrorist suspect locked himself in the toilet.
WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT 'Popeye' Vasquez (pictured), who killed 300 people to maintain Pablo Escobar's reign of terror, said he feels no guilt for the people he murdered.
This shocking CCTV footage shows the terrifying moment a female tourist was stalked and then attacked as she strolled through an Indian street at night.
Crowds were brought to a standstill when they witnessed an astonishing 'end of times' lights form among clouds over Costa Rica.
Carmen López, 42, claims family reasons have forced to her relocate to Chicago, Illinois, but wants to keep her position with Castilleja de la Cuesta council. She faces disciplinary action from her party.
The 88-year-old Italian, once described as 'the most beautiful woman in the world' claims 54-year-old Javier Rigau Rafols conned her into marriage in an attempt to inherit her £35million estate.
Who would want to grow old in this country? In the NHS, the elderly are dismissed as 'bed-blockers' who deprive more deserving, younger citizens of precious resources.
Alexander Blackman is a convicted murderer. In September 2011, he walked up to someone and shot them. On the face of it, it sounds as though justice has been done, right? Murder is murder.
With each passing day, the idea that a Jeremy Corbyn-led Labour Party could ever be fit to govern becomes more far-fetched. The Mail believes this presents David Cameron with a historic opportunity.
Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell's attempt to apologise for saying in 2003 that the IRA should be honoured has been attacked by families of terror victims.
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