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Two boats carrying 120 migrants arrive on British soil in astonishing security breach after coming ashore at RAF base on Cyprus where UK jets are carrying out strikes against ISIS

Two migrant boats arrive on British soil in astonishing security breach

At least 120 people were able to come ashore at the RAF Akrotiri base overnight - the first time since the migrant crisis began that they have landed directly on UK territory. They were rounded up by British troops (main and inset) before being taken to temporary accommodation. The MoD said that it expected the migrants to be handed over to the Cypriot authorities once they had been processed. Meanwhile, a source on the island accused the Ministry of Defence of allowing the boats to reach the base 'unchallenged' and raised fears they could have been militants from the Islamic State.

Pilot is killed as US F/A-18 Hornet fighter jet explodes in 'massive fireball' and crashes on British farm as it began its journey home after finishing tour of duty in Syria

F/A-18 jet explodes and crashes in Suffolk leaving pilot dead

The McDonnell Douglas F/A-18 Hornet (inset) was flying out of RAF Lakenheath when it came down into farmland in Red Mere, near Shippea Hill, five miles north-west of Lakenheath. The pilot died after ejecting from the plane, police confirmed, with his parachute spotted 'a mile and a half' from the downed jet. Emergency services including police, fire and ambulance crews are all at the scene - which is littered with debris - after a member of the public raised the alarm at 10.30am this morning. It is believed the jet was one of six returning to the US via the UK after combat deployment in the Middle East.

'Nothing more than a witch hunt': Top cop says Leon Brittan sex smear interrogation was 'unlawful' and only went ahead after Tom Watson demanded case be re-opened

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DCI Settle said he had decided the case against the former home secretary 'should not proceed' as early as September 2013 but had been 'betrayed' by Labour's deputy leader Tom Watson.

Four people are arrested in Yorkshire on suspicion of terror offences linked to Syria 

Three men and one woman - from Sheffield and West Yorkshire - are in custody accused of planning and fundraising extremist acts of violence, the North East Counter Terrorism Unit confirmed.

'I'm an emotionally unstable, psychologically disturbed Neanderthal': What Becky Watts's stepbrother told police after he was first arrested over her disappearance 

Nathan Matthews has admitted killing the Bristol teenager but denies her murder claiming her death was unintentional. His trial today heard from the police officers who first interviewed him

Mother, 41, with advanced breast cancer REFUSES chemotherapy in favour of drinking her own urine, homoeopathy and a psychic surgeon to try and cure herself

Sam Ravelle, 41, of Walton-on-Thames, Surrey, was diagnosed with an aggressive, grade three tumour in August 2012. She dismissed traditional treatments as 'toxic'.

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Now he'll have space for the shark! Damien Hirst wins battle to build huge basement under garden of his £40million London mansion so he's got somewhere to keep his art collection

Damien Hirst wins battle to build basement under garden of his £40m London mansion

The world's wealthiest artist (pictured inset) received planning permission for the project, despite officials describing the basement proposal as 'unacceptable' and suggested it should be rejected. The 50-year-old paid a whopping £39.5 million for the Grade I Listed home in north London (main) last year. The plans (bottom) include demolishing and replacing the current caretaker's cottage at the rear and linking it to the main house via a 150ft-long mega basement.

Fury of victims' widow after 'clearly elated' triple police killer Harry Roberts is seen celebrating passing his driving test

The news on Harry Roberts, pictured, angered the widow of Detective Constable David Wombwell, one of the three unarmed officers he was convicted of killing in 1966.

Killer who murdered his wife and two children in 1975 and escaped justice for 27 years has died behind bars while serving his life sentence 

Anthony John Allen was imprisoned for life in 2002 for the 1975 murders of his wife Patricia and their two young children Jonathan and Victoria, who vanished from the family home in Salcombe, Devon

British grandfather won't get 350 lashes for brewing homemade wine in his bath despite Saudi Arabian sentence, Hammond tells MPs 

The Foreign Secretary has expressed his confidence in the cases of grandfather-of-seven, Karl Andree, following correspondence between officials from the UK and Saudi Arabia.

Schoolboy, 15, was left lying in agony after it took an ambulance THREE HOURS to reach him after he broke his leg in playing football

A schoolboy who suffered a broken leg during a PE lesson was left lying on the school field for nearly three hours until an ambulance arrived.\nBradley Storey suffered a broken right tibia while playing football at Nunthorpe Academy. But even though an ambulance was called just after 2pm, it wasn¿t until about 4.45pm that an ambulance turned up to the Guisborough Road school.\nWith his leg badly hurt, school staff made Bradley comfortable on the field rather than trying to move him.\nBut while Bradley¿s mum Sarah says the school dealt ¿perfectly¿ with the situation, she is annoyed it took so long for an ambulance to arrive - despite having been told one was on its way.\n\nBradley Storey, 15, of Ormesby, who had to wait 3 hours for an ambulance after he broke his leg playing football.

Bradley Storey, 15, suffered a broken right tibia while playing football at Nunthorpe Academy in Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire, but had to wait nearly three hours on the pitch for an ambulance.

Mr Bond, I've been expecting you...to downsize: MI5 on the move as Government 'considers selling its prime London properties' 

The country's intelligence agencies - home to James Bond (pictured) - are housed on the side of the Thames in central London in prime value, world famous buildings - which could now be sold on.

Jose Mourinho appears to shove teenage schoolboy in flash of temper after being filmed by young Chelsea fan

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Jose Mourinho has been caught on camera appearing to shove a teenage boy who was filming the Chelsea manager on his phone. The incident is alleged to have occurred on Sunday.

Kung fu Kate! Duchess meets Jackie Chan as she turns on the style again at reception for Chinese president - but what was the gift that made China's First Lady burst out laughing? 

Kate Middleton and Prince William meet Jackie Chan and Chinese president Xi Jinping

After an official welcome that glittered with royal engagements, the second day of Chinese state visit to Britain will focus on trade and the economy. President Xi Jinping will meet with the Chancellor and the Duke of York at Imperial College London before being hosted by the Prime Minister at Downing Street for a working lunch and talks. Tonight, the president and his wife, Peng Liyuan, will be honoured at a banquet by the City of London. Ministers hope this week's state visit will secure more than £30 billion of trade deals with China, including huge investments in infrastructure projects.

Britain goes nuclear: Cameron seals the deal for new power station (which will be built by the French and bankrolled by the Chinese)

The Prime Minister greeted a vast Chinese delegation as they entered Number 10 for hours of talks which the government hopes will secure £30billion in trade and investment.

Xi's inky hairdo, all the panache of Max Bygraves: QUENTIN LETTS sees the Speaker try to upstage China's leader 

President Xi of China addressed both Houses of Parliament in Westminster's ornate Royal Gallery in a mark of official esteem, or desire to please, writes QUENTIN LETTS.

Kate's borrowed tiara, the 'Queen's butler' at Heathrow and how Britons can't drink tea - how the Chinese see the state visit to UK 

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Kate's decision to use the Papyrus tiara at last night's state banquet at Buckingham Palace has bamboozled journalists because sharing heirlooms is uncommon in China.

Stand up to Chinese to save UK steel jobs: Javid under fire from MPs over Beijing's cheap imports 

MPs called on ministers to 'stand up for Britain' as Tata Steel confirmed that nearly 1,200 jobs would go at its plants in Scunthorpe and Lanarkshire - the latest in a series of closures.

Don't expect EU treaty change says Hammond: Free movement curbs are also off the table, admits minister 

Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond played down expectations about what can be achieved in the renegotiation with Brussels, saying many of Britain's demands may have to be watered down.

IRA still exists 17 years after Good Friday peace deal: Security review finds Army Council now has 'wholly political' focus

Northern Ireland secretary Theresa Villiers said a security review revealed the Provisional IRA's ruling body, the Army Council, still exists, but in a 'much reduced form'.

Tax credit cuts are a betrayal of our values says Tory MP: Backbencher uses maiden Commons speech to savage Osborne's plans as 'too hard and too fast'  

Heidi Allen, the new MP for South Cambridgeshire, said that cutting tax credits 'overnight' showed that her party was out of touch with the public and lacking in compassion for those struggling.

Fly-tipping soars as bin emptying is cut: Councils' £50m bill as they deal with 900,000 incidents of rubbish being dumped illegally 

Incidents of fly-tipping has surged for the second year in a row with almost half of the incidents involving dumping rubbish on roads, with footpaths, back alleys and bridleways also badly hit.

Police raided Brittan's two homes weeks after he died: Officers rummaged through peer's clothes, diaries and effects in coordinated swoop

Officers carried out the raids after a man called Nick claimed Lord Brittan was part of a murderous paedophile gang including ex-Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath, and the former head of the Army.

OMG, Liam is OK! Ecstatic One Direction fans break down in tears of joy as Payne apologises for missing Belfast gig and vows the show WILL go on 

One Direction cancel Belfast as Liam Payne is taken 'suddenly ill' and unable to perform

One Direction's concerts on Wednesday and Thursday in Belfast will go on ahead as planned, despite Tuesday's being cancelled at the last minute, leaving fans in floods of tears - this time, with elation rather than sadness. And Liam Payne has finally broken his silence on the matter, after the show was called off due to his falling ill. The 22-year-old posted a series of messages on Twitter the following day, thanking his distraught fans for their support and expressing his excitement over getting back up on stage.

'Help me, I've been stabbed': Neighbours tell of the desperate battle to save a man who was knifed to death near a playground 'after confronting a gang of youths'

Facebook picture of Darren Kelly, 42, from Basildon, who has been named locally as the murder victim. See MASONS story MNMURDER. Detectives have launched a murder probe after a man in his 40s was stabbed to death by a gang of young men. The victim is thought to have been stabbed during an 'altercation' with a group of around five youths or young men. A neighbour said the injured man was ringing on all the flat buzzers for help before eventually a woman answered and came to his aid. Police were called to a housing estate in Basildon, Essex, at around 9.30pm on Tuesday (20/10 . The man, who lived in the town, was treated by paramedics and an air ambulance crew before being rushed to Basildon Hospital where he died from his injuries. Some residents have been told not to leave their homes and some children have missed school as forensic officers work on the street.

The man, who is aged in his 40s, pleaded for help after staggering to a block of flats in Basildon, Essex, after being stabbed during an 'altercation' with around five youths or young men last night.

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Living near an airport 'is bad for your heart': Higher levels of asthma and heart problems among people residing within six miles blamed on higher carbon monoxide levels 

The researchers in America blamed pollutant carbon monoxide (CO) which is pumped out in higher quantities when planes are idling or taxi-ing on runways for causing health problems.

Revealed: Extraordinary moment the chef accused of poisoning and killing four gay men appeared on TV alongside Celebrity Masterchef contestants 

Stephen Port, 40, who will appear at the Old Bailey today, made meatballs with JLS singer JB Gill and actress Emma Barton, who plays Honey Mitchell in EastEnders.

Taste of Mary's childhood days: Why offal is still on the menu for the Bake Off judge as she reveals her love of ox tongue 

The 80-year-old celebrity cook admitted that not everyone will share her taste for offal but said that her liking ox tongue evolved during her childhood in the Second World War.

HOW THE WORLD LOOKS FROM WESTMINSTER
 

Fury as Corbyn hires aides who defended Lee Rigby murder and called Labour ministers 'vile and racist'

LONDON, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 20: Britain's Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn arrives to listen to China's President, Xi Jinping address MPs and peers in Parliament's Royal Gallery on October 20, 2015 in London, England. The President of the People's Republic of China, Mr Xi Jinping and his wife, Madame Peng Liyuan, are paying a State Visit to the United Kingdom as guests of the Queen. They will stay at Buckingham Palace and undertake engagements in London and Manchester. The last state visit paid by a Chinese President to the UK was Hu Jintao in 2005. (Photo by Dan Kitwood - WPA Pool /Getty Images)

Seumas Milne, a controversial leftwing columnist for the Guardian, has been appointed the Labour leader's new director of communications - the role once filled by Alastair Campbell.

'We've lost a good comrade': Tributes to veteran Left-wing Labour MP Michael Meacher who has died, aged 75

LABOUR PARTY ANNUAL CONFERENCE AT MANCHESTER CENTRAL CONVENTION CENTRE.- MICHAEL MEACHER MP . REXMAILPIX.

The former environment minister, who served in the New Labour government for six years, later became a thorn in the side of Tony Blair and tried to stand against Gordon Brown for the leadership.

Tory MP quits Commons sleaze watchdog after failing to declare £325,000 in earnings as a barrister because he missed the deadline

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Geoffrey Cox QC, MP for Torridge and West Devon, referred himself to the standards commissioner after breaking time limits on reporting earnings from hundreds of hours of legal work.

How many prisoners are being radicalised behind bars? Government admits it has NO IDEA despite latest extremism 'crackdown' 

Prime Minister David Cameron (centre) speaks with schoolchildren on a visit to Luton, Bedfordshire, where Mr Cameron launched the Government's counter-extremism strategy. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Picture date: Monday October 19, 2015. See PA story POLITICS Extremism. Photo credit should read: Ben Stansall/PA Wire

EXCLUSIVE: As David Cameron vows to tackle prison extremism, the Ministry of Justice says it has 'no business need' to compile a central database on recruitment of would-be terrorists in jails.

It's Ministers Inc: Government mocked over 'silly' and 'patronising' Disney-style 10ft, furry, horned animal which is supposed to get us to think about PENSIONS

The creature - dreamt up by pensions minister Baroness Altmann - risks claims the government is more interested in paying homage to Disney's Monsters Inc than paying into our pension pots.

Teenage girl feared for her life as she was savaged by a Staffordshire bull terrier when she stepped of a bus

Cardiff teen feared for her life as she was savaged by a Staffordshire bull terrier

WARNING: Graphic content. WARNING: Graphic content. Bethan Williams, 18 (left), suffered horrific bites to her leg (top right) when the out-of-control dog attacked her as she stepped off a crowded bus in Cardiff, Wales. The call centre worker, who already had a phobia of dogs, said she feared for her life when the Staffordshire bull terrier (like the one pictured, bottom right) began viciously tearing away at her legs at the bus stop. She had just finished working a late shift at British Gas when the dog pounced on her legs as she climbed off the bus, and began growling at her despite its owner yelling at it to calm down. She is now undergoing a series of operations to treat her deep wounds, while a 23-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the incident. South Wales Police confirmed the dog had also been seized.

Poignant new pictures shows how girl, 16, who was left in a wheelchair by 'one tiny pill' of ecstasy continues her fightback

The new picture shows Amy Thomson, who collapsed and was left in a wheelchair and with brain damage after taking MDMA at a party in Glasgow, continuing her fightback to health.

Heartbreaking scenes as families of RAF airmen killed in Afghanistan helicopter crash see their bodies repatriated to the UK 

Flight lieutenants Geraint 'Roly' Roberts, pictured, and Alan Scott died, along with three other people, when their Puma Mk2 crashed during a landing at NATO's training headquarters in Kabul.

Mother makes lipstick mark on her face every day to match her seven-month-old daughter's strawberry birthmark

Doting mother Jessica Sands from Wallasey, Merseyside, started drawing the mark after a haemangioma grew on the face of her seven-month old daughter, Madison (pictured together).

Family of suicide businessman tell of their 'hard times' as they return home to the UK without him following his death at a Swiss clinic

Simon Binner, 57, who had aggressive motor neurone disease, took his own life at the Eternal Spirit centre in Basel after announcing the date of his death on the professional networking site LinkedIn.

Photographer jumped to his death from balcony after being handcuffed by police during 'manic episode' while drunk and high on cocaine 

Tobias Terpilowski-Gill (pictured), a former Sheffield Halam student, had begged for psychological support but was told he should either go to his GP or visit A&E; instead, an inquest heard.

Revealed: PoWs' escape maps were smuggled into notorious Colditz prison in gramophone records, chess sets and even the handles of cricket bats

PoWs' escape maps revealed in author Barbara Bond's Great Escapes book

The maps - sent by intelligence officers in London - assisted Prisoners of War, including Airey Neave (pictured right dressed in his home-made German soldiers uniform) who became the first Briton to escape Colditz prison, (inset) from Nazi Germany. Neave, who won a military cross in 1942, became the first Briton to break out of the camp. He went on to serve in MI9, the intelligence agency behind his escape, before becoming a Tory MP and advisor to Margaret Thatcher. He was murdered by a car bomb planted in the Palace of Westminster by the Irish National Liberation Army in 1979. Now research for the new book Great Escapes has found the the maps were smuggled into gramophone records, chess sets and playing cards (pictured left).

Sleight of hand that doesn't need fingers! Teenager who lost his right leg and most of his fingers to meningitis as a toddler performs mind-blowing magic tricks 

Dean Lahan, 18, of Stcokport, Greater Manchester, has become an internet sensation after a video of him performing magic tricks recorded by Sean Haydon was viewed more than 65,000 times.

Clubber, 21, is left with a horrific gaping hole in his face after he is bottled for trying to help a girl when she was hassled during a night out

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT Daniel Platt was left with a huge wound on his cheek after being attacked by a man during a night out in Wigan when a man started hassling his friend.

Student, 16, is hospitalised and needs crutches to walk after spider bite leaves a massive hole in her leg 

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Casey O'Neill, from Andover, believes that she was attacked by a false widow spider after her leg swelled up and oozed blood.

Coroner weeps as families of two murdered medical students tell an inquest of their agony after an 'evil' fishmonger stabbed their 'brilliant' sons to death in Borneo 

Newcastle University students Aidan Brunger, (pictured) from Kent, and Neil Dalton, from Ambergate in Derbyshire, were killed in the attack in Kuching, Borneo in August last year.

Devoted couple who had been married for more than 60 years died within THREE days of each other after battling cancer 

Dennis Burkett, 84, died at his home in Birmingham earlier this month after battling cancer. Around 72 hours later, his 83-year-old wife Betty, who had gall bladder cancer, also passed away.

Teenager is left looking like 'Frankenstein's monster' and temporarily blind after TWICE suffering severe allergic reaction hair dye

Dinya Rasool, from Cardiff, spent three days in hospital after suffering the severe reaction to the chemical para-phenylenediamine (PPD) in her hair dye.

Self-made millionaire was smothered to death in his luxury home by a gang of Polish robbers so they could steal his £20,000 Rolex watch 

Miltiades Papadopoulos was smothered to death by a gang of Polish robbers

Miltiades Papadopoulos, 41, (pictured left) was found dead at home in Potters Bar, Hertfordshire, on October 22 last year. He had been stripped naked, tied up and killed in his living room by a gang of Polish robbers, all for the sake of his £20,000 Rolex watch (similar to the one pictured bottom right). On the anniversary of the victim's death, Polish national Sebastian Kimel, 40, (top, middle) was found guilty of his murder while Arkadiusz Szarkowski, 42, (top right) and Krzysztof Kasza, 42, (bottom, middle) were convicted of manslaughter. The three men will be sentenced on Friday.

Jealous bodybuilder is jailed for more than 14 years after strangling and battering his transgender escort wife to death

Joaquin Gomez-Hernandez, 24, has been jailed for a minimum of 14 years after beating his 33 year-old wife Vanessa Santillan to death at their home in Fulham, south west London.

'Callous and calculating' Costco boss found guilty of murdering one of his three lovers with his brother's help to stop her exposing their two-year affair

Roger Cooper, 41, a boss at Costco, spent at least a month plotting to kill lover, Sameena Imam, 34, and carried out the killing in Leicester on Christmas Eve last year with the help of his brother David.

Dogwalker tells how she found TWO alleged victims of gay serial killer both sitting up in same spot against churchyard wall

Barbara Denham, 65, from Barking, was walking her dog in St Margaret's Church last summer when she stumbled across two bodies, believed to be victims of alleged serial killer Stephen Port.

Slovakian man is jailed for 20 years for raping woman, 18, he battered so viciously with a stone 'while high on glue' that her life was only saved by her hood and headscarf

West Yorkshire Police undated handout photo of Zdenko Turtak who will be sentenced today at Leeds Crown Court for the brutal rape of an 18-year-old woman he dragged from a bus-stop, battered repeatedly with a rock and then left for dead. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Issue date: Monday October 19, 2015. Turtak attacked the woman in the Beeston area of Leeds in March and later fled to his native Slovakia as a huge search was launched by West Yorkshire Police. His victim was left with severe injuries after she was dragged behind a hedge and battered 18 times with a rock. See PA story COURTS Rapist. Photo credit should read: West Yorkshire Police/PA Wire NOTE TO EDITORS: This handout photo may only be used in for editorial reporting purposes for the contemporaneous illustration of events, things or the people in the image or facts mentioned in the caption. Reuse of the picture may require further permission from the copyright holder.

Slovakia-born Zdenko Turtak, 22, has been jailed for 20 years for brutally raping an 18-year-old woman after dragging her from a bus stop in Leeds in March and beating her 18 times with a large rock.

Becky Watts was 'told by her stepbrother how he would kill her in gruesome threats made in years before she went missing'

Nathan Matthews is on trial for Becky's murder. The court heard today from her best friend Courtney Bicker (pictured, left, with Becky) who said Matthews previously threatened to kill the teenager

Teacher 'was strangled to death by her estranged husband with a bra strap after she threatened to report him for rape unless he returned her wedding jewellery worth £20,000'

Rukshana Miah, 35, a primary school teacher, died one week after being attacked by husband Abul Kashem Miah, 37, at her home in Stockport in August last year.

Lodger 'killed his landlady by pushing her down the stairs after row over him using too much hot water by taking two baths a day'

Prosecutors allege Jesse Harper, 22, lashed out at Joanna Doman, 55, and pushed her down the steep staircase of the cottage (pictured) in Peasedown St John, near Bath, Somerset

Mother stabbed her partner 29 times before killing their four-year-old daughter using a pencil 'because she believed they would turn into vampires'

Shelley Christopher, 36, stabbed Richard Brown 29 times before turning on their daughter Sophia after believing she had been instructed by a light bulb in the ceiling at their home in Notting Hill, London.

Three students charged with 'hacking school computer system to change grades and 300 schedules in modern-day Ferris Bueller-like stunt'

Daniel Soares, 17, the alleged mastermind, was arrested on Tuesday in New York along with fellow Commack High School students Erick Vaysman, 17, and Alex Mosquera, 17.

'Anyone travelling at 88mph and stopping the town clock will receive a fine!' The cringe-worthy attempts by companies and even the POLICE to join in the fun on Back to the Future day 

Back to the Future day 2015 sparks rash of cringe-worthy PR attempts

It's a red letter day for film fans as they celebrate the date to which Marty McFly and Doc Brown went forward in time to in the 1980s Back to the Future trilogy. But while movie-lovers remembered the cult classic for its great lines and elaborate script, an army of advertisers, PR experts and marketeers were scrapping it out to cash in on the global appeal of the occasion. Among those using the hashtag #BacktotheFutureDay were Heathrow Airport (top left), Royal Dutch Airlines (top right), the Department of Work and Pensions (bottom right), the Jelly Bean Factory (bottom left) and Essex Police (centre).

Are we living in Back to the Future? As movie sequel's key date of October 21st, 2015, finally arrives, we reveal what the cult film got right... and wrong

Today is the day in Back to the Future Part II that Marty McFly and 'Doc' Brown (Michael J Fox and Christopher Lloyd pictured left to right) arrive in Hill Valley after travelling forward in time from 1985.

Disgusting video shows man with hundreds of squirming MAGGOTS inside his ear

The unidentified man, who was treated at a hospital in Guangdong Province, China, was suffering from aural myasis, where the larvae of flies lay their eggs in a person's ear, and feed off the flesh.

The shocking images that reveal the true horror of syphilis: Man, 38, develops severe case that will leave him scarred for life

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: The Lancet journal released the pictures to highlight what can happen if the STI is left untreated. The Chinese man here needed hospital treatment for the disease.

Laura Ashley boss and his estranged former Miss Malaysia wife 'have spent £5million on divorce lawyers as they battle for his £440m fortune' 

Khoo Kay Peng, 76, who is non-executive chairman of Laura Ashley Holdings, and Pauline Chai, 68, who both come from Malaysia, have been embroiled in litigation in London for more than two years.

Victoria Derbyshire returns to work on her BBC2 show less than a month after mastectomy following breast cancer diagnosis 

The popular daytime host (pictured) said touching messages she'd received from fans 'mean a great deal' as she made her TV comeback in London wearing a navy blue top and floral-patterned skirt.

Pub apologises for putting on a 'Mental Asylum' Hallowe'en event offering free shots for 'deranged doctors and nurses' and 'mental patients'

Staff at the Broadway Pub in Bournemouth, Dorset, had planned to offer free shots to punters dressed as 'deranged doctors and nurses' for its 'Mental Asylum Weekend' but has now scrapped the event.

Heartless vandals spray-paint 'MY A*SE' over disabled parking space belonging to couple who have battled cancer and serious heart problems 

Vandals spray-paint 'MY A*SE' over disabled parking space in Edinburgh

Alexander Begg, 62, who has survived several heart attacks, and his wife, Pauline, 57, who suffered breast cancer and cirrhosis of the liver, believe it was done by jealous people in their area. They are both registered disabled and have a dedicated parking space outside their home - but it appears the neighbours are not convinced they need it. Mr and Mrs Begg returned from a recent holiday to find the offensive message daubed in foot-high wall paint in the middle of the space and immediately above the word 'disabled'.

Thou SHALT commit adultery: Incredibly rare 1631 'sinners' Bible' contains unfortunate typo in the Ten Commandments that forced publisher to BURN most of the 1,000 print run

There was uproar among conservative Anglican Britain when the blunder (pictured) was found a year after 1,000 copies were published. The King ordered them to be set alight - but some survived.

EXCLUSIVE At home with the world's gentlest giants: Amazing pictures from our heart-stopping encounter with endangered gorillas who live in the depths of the jungle

MailOnline reporter Nick Fagge trekked deep into the jungle in the Democratic Republic of Congo to meet the endangered mountain gorillas who face daily threats to their existence.

New defence network protecting Britain from attack by terror drones is planned by ministers amid fears flying bombs could target planes or nuclear power plants 

Tory MP Penny Mordaunt (pictured), a defence minister, told the Commons yesterday that the use of unmanned drones by the country's enemies had become 'an emerging threat'.

Waitrose, Sainsbury's and Marks & Spencer launch investigations after undercover probe exposes terrible conditions of migrant apple-packers

The Channel 4 News investigation at Nickle Farm in Kent highlighted how mainly Romanian workers are lured to work for minimum wages - and the shocking conditions they experience.

A chemical weapons factory, a concrete church and a pub where X-Ray Spex once played are among Britain's crumbling heritage sites at risk of being lost forever 

Government heritage agency Historic England has published the annual Heritage At Risk Register, which shows how well the country's historic environment is doing.

THE WORLD AT A GLANCE
 

Fire tears through Slovenian camp housing thousands of migrants after refugees 'torch tents in protest at a lack of food and water and delays processing them' 

Fire tears through Slovenian camp housing thousands of migrants

Women and children were evacuated from the camp in Brezice, on the border with Croatia, as firefighters battled the blaze this morning. The migrants were reportedly angry at delays in registering them and moving them on to the Austrian border, witnesses said. They also complained about a lack of food, water and blankets. Many of those at the camp had arrived in the dark of night after wading or swimming across the Sutla River in temperatures close to freezing.

The extraordinary journey of a Syrian who survived a hospital bombing in Aleppo, was trafficked to Greece and crawled through barbed wire to reach Hungary... all for a new life in Germany

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT From bribing smugglers to crawling under barbed wire, Mohammed (pictured) told of the extreme measures migrants are taking to reach Europe

Putin greets his brother-in-arms as Assad arrives in Moscow: The two leaders discuss Russia's air strikes in Syria... as Canada's new PM withdraws all their jets 

Russian President Vladimir Putin (R) shakes hands with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad during a meeting at the Kremlin in Moscow, Russia, October 20, 2015. Assad made a surprise visit to Moscow on Tuesday evening to thank Putin for launching air strikes against Islamist militants in Syria. Picture taken October 20, 2015. REUTERS/Alexei Druzhinin/RIA Novosti/Kremlin ATTENTION EDITORS - THIS IMAGE HAS BEEN SUPPLIED BY A THIRD PARTY. IT IS DISTRIBUTED, EXACTLY AS RECEIVED BY REUTERS, AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS. TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY

The Syrian leader flew into Moscow yesterday evening for a surprise meeting with his Russian counterpart in his first foreign visit since Syria's war broke out four years ago.

Israeli PM Netanyahu is condemned for suggesting Hitler exterminated Jews because a Palestinian leader told him to 'burn them'

The Israeli Prime Minister has caused a storm hours before his visit to Germany by saying the former Palestinian Muslim elder in Jerusalem convinced Adolf Hitler to exterminate the Jews.

Vatican denies Pope Francis is suffering from a brain tumour after Italian newspaper claims doctors had found 'a dark small spot' on a scan

It was claimed the pope had travelled to the San Rossore di Barbaricina clinic, in Tuscany, in recent months to visit Japanese specialist Dr Takanori Fukushima.

Reeva Steenkamp's emotional mother reads domestic violence speech her daughter was due to give on the day Oscar Pistorius killed her... as his uncle smiles outside mansion where he's serving house arrest

June Steenkamp (pictured) returned to Reeva's old high school in Port Elizabeth today to talk to students - telling them she had 'no feelings of revenge' towards her daughter's killer.

'I ordered them to dig a hole and bury the guys alive': Confessions of a female cartel boss who was sold to a brothel as a child, given a gun at 11 and murdered rapist at 15

Mother-of-three Raquel de Oliveira has lifted the lid on her life in Rocinha, Rio de Janiero's biggest slum, and how she rose to the top of the brutal drugs world after taking control of her lover's business.

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Norwegian hunter shoots dead two moose with one bullet before realising he is in a zoo 

The hunter was part of a group who were hunting moose with specially-trained dogs on the boundary of the Polar Park Arctic Wildlife Center, northern Norway, on October 7 (file photo).

Toyota recalls 6.5million vehicles worldwide over fears a window power switch could catch fire

Toyota Yaris

The recalled models include the Yaris, Corolla, Camry and RAV4 sport utility vehicle produced between 2005 and 2010, affecting around 2.7 million vehicles in North America and 1.2million in Europe.

Give chickpeas a chance: Israeli bar specialising in hummus offers half-price deals for Jewish and Arab customers who eat together 

Hummus joint gives Jewish-Arab tables 50% off. Amid worsening racial tensions in Israel, restaurant seeks to promote coexistence through good eats

Hummus Bar, near the coastal city of Netanya, said it wanted to promote peace in the region after an explosion of violence over the last few weeks.

Crying out in agony and covered in blood, Afghan Shiite Muslims wash away their sins in gory self-flagellation rituals to commemorate death of the Prophet's grandson 1,300 years ago

WARNING GRAPHIC IMAGES: The tradition, which commemorates the death of the Prophet Mohammad's grandson, is seen by some Shiite Muslims as a way of washing away their sins.

That's one way to get a lift in the polls: Video of model and mayoral candidate performing a striptease is 'leaked' just before election in Ukraine 

The raunchy two minute-long video shows Valeria Prokopenko (pictured), 21, who wants to become the next mayor of Odessa in south-west Ukraine, stripping down to her underwear.

Woman who was filmed tripping refugees as they made their way into Hungary plans to SUE the migrant she kicked for 'lying' and Facebook for 'deleting groups who supported her' 

Petra Laszlo was fired by Hungarian broadcaster N1 after she was filmed tripping migrants (pictured) on the Hungary-Serbia border last month and claims to have received death threats since.

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DAILY MAIL COMMENT: We should deal with China, not kowtow 

Nobody understands better than the Mail that in this imperfect world, governments with an eye to their national interests often have to deal with thoroughly unpleasant regimes.

SARAH VINE: Don't mock women with hair loss - it's so traumatic 

My heart went out to actress Helena Bonham Carter when, snapped popping to the shops at the weekend, her hair suddenly looked a little thinner than usual, writes SARAH VINE.

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