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The royal couple waved goodbye to the dignitaries outside Buckingham Palace, where President Xi Jinping and First Lady Peng Liyuan have been staying as their guests since Monday. read

Fresh red meat is also due to join the ‘encyclopaedia of carcinogens’ and is likely to be ranked as only slightly less dangerous than the preserved products. read

The social networking giant said its users are already making over 1.5 billion searches per day - and it will now index all of its posts - which currently number 2 trillion. read

More than 100 refugees who landed at RAF Akrotiri, Cyprus, in two boats remained there last night as a diplomatic row continued over which country should take responsibility for them. read

Author J. Randy Taraborrelli alleges that the 34-year-old singer and her husband Jay-Z, 45, secretly separated amid rumours he was having an affair with Rihanna, 27. read

The phone and broadband provider said credit card information along with personal details including addresses and dates of birth may have been accessed during the attack. read

The trio were seen emerging from the posh Palm restaurant in Beverly Hills on Thursday, quietly chatting by the curb. read

Amy Sundve, pictured, scarred her victim for life, with a cut artery, in the unprovoked attack after being thrown out of the Elm Tree pub in Kirkdale, Liverpool. It let a 7cm scar across his forehead. read

The 54-year-old man, who cannot be named for legal reasons, made the equivalent of more than £5000 a month through the suburban prostitution business. read

A suppressed study by Public Health England called for a 20 per cent sugar tax, curbs on cartoons being used to advertise unhealthy food and limits curbs on junk food promotions. read

James Beckett-Dunn, 29, admitted he was drunk on a cocktail of beer and shots when he attacked Ghali El Jalil Hamoudi leaving him with a bloody nose outside luxury flats in Sloane Square, London. read

Wearing a mask and holding a bloody sword, the attacker stands next to two young students at the school in Trollhättan, Sweden, seconds before stabbing another teacher, who later died. read

The Prime Minister will give Xi Jinping and his wife a selection of parting gifts that best represent British design as the UK's high profile guests spend their last night at a private meal at Chequers. read

Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe has been awarded the Confucius Prize and praised his leadership in 'overcoming hardship.' Past winners include Vladimir Putin and Fidel Castro. read

Most travellers check several times before heading to an airport that they have packed their passport, but many don't realise that the condition is just as important. read

University of Michigan researchers hope the new medicine will become a vital ‘broad spectrum anti-viral’ that could protect humanity from some of the most vicious diseases - perhaps even Ebola. read

Brynn Johnson has told how 'my heart feels just a little but better' after the arrival of daughter Mynrow. The mom of Tenino, WA, lost Rowyn when her best friend accidentally ran her over. read

The owner of the Nevada brothel where Lamar Odom spend $79,000 during a four-day bender has vowed to sue Khloe Kardashian if any problems arise with the basketball player's bill. read

A Nevada sheriff's detective who obtained a search warrant the night Lamar Odom was found unconscious in a brothel told a judge he believed the former NBA star overdosed on cocaine. read

The ageing crooner (pictured) admitted he used to be prejudiced towards gays when he first arrived in London - so much so that he almost contemplated returning home to Wales. read

In the online thread, anonymous Reddit users share their regrets and the advice they wish they had been given at 15. Posts ranged from from 'give your dad a hug' to 'get out of the closet'. read

It's taken decades of toil and thousands of pounds to turn these gardens into pristine suburban oases. But there’ll be digging of a different kind soon – when developers send in the demolition squads. read

London-based Andrew Robinson, author of ' The Indus: Lost Civilizations', says digital approaches to finding patterns in their mysterious script may soon help decipher the Indus language. read

EXCLUSIVE: The 'scaremongering' over the link between red meat and cancer is based on 'notoriously inaccurate' dietary studies, says Roger Leicester, of St George's Hospital, London. read

Haseeb Hamayoon, 28, of Hayes, West London, allegedly told police he had a hospitality and management diploma from the Perth Institute of Hospitality and Management in Australia. read

Lucy Brown, 18, died instantly after she was hit by Kevin Rose's Mercedes box van as she walked along a pavement in Bodelwyddan, Denbighshire, in November 2013. read

'Spectre is a proper joyride of a film,' wrote Daily Mail's film critic BRIAN VINER, but he also says that the latest installment in the 007 franchise contains some shocking scenes of torture. read

Spectre is believed to have more product placements than any of the 007 series' previous 23 offerings, with at least 17 brands including Land Rover (pictured) and Omega plying their wares on screen. read

An interview with Daniel Craig that aired on ITV's This Morning on Thursday has left viewers less than impressed, with some dubbing it 'embarrassing' and 'excruciating'. read

Tragic David O'Sullivan, 25, from Abbey Hulton in Staffordshire, was finally diagnosed with PTSD just three days before he collapsed and died from a drugs overdose while on leave in 2012. read

Despite having ‘the most to gain’ from switching accounts people who rely on their overdraft are less likely to move banks than anyone else, an inquiry by the competition watchdog found today. read

Nathan Matthews confessed to killing Becky accidentally but he is now on trial for the Bristol teenager's murder. The jury has seen a video of the interview after he confessed to the killing read

The agency's Space Launch System (SLS) is the first vehicle designed to meet the challenges of the journey to Mars and the first exploration class rocket since the Saturn V. read

The police maintain that the death of Yakub Sheikh at a Toyota showroom (pictured) in Mumbai was a prank gone wrong, but his family have said it is a hate crime and accused the police of covering it up. read

Bradford and Hull fared less well, coming last and second-to-last respectively, as residents marked them down for low disposable income, low employment, high rent and crowded schools. read

Kelly Haynes, from Islington, north London, bought the wall chart learning aids (pictured) from her local branch of 99p Stores. It contained a schoolboy howler on the 12 times table. read

Donna Karan was a tall, skinny flat-chested girl from Queens nicknamed Spaghetti Legs’ and ‘Meatball Head.' Karan became a force in fashion and even designed 20 suits for Bill Clinton. read

Jasper Lee, an IT worker from Singapore, was eating a breakfast meal that included pork sausage patty, scrambled eggs, hash browns and a toasted muffin when he made the shock discovery. read

Warning graphic content: Sammi-Rai Thompson, 16 months, was scalded by piping hot curry sauce in Weston-Super-Mare, Somerset, after it allegedly melted through a takeaway container. read

The shocking video was captured by a student at the school and purports to show a teacher assaulting a student in a classroom in the city of Ajman, UAE. read

Just under 2 million experiments were carried out on animals last year – with just over half classified as 'mild' but around a third causing 'moderate' or 'severe' distress. read

The unidentified British man's spectacular rant was caught on camera by one of the children and uploaded on to YouTube, where it has already received more than 18,500 views. read

The striking image has inspired Africa minister Grants Shapps to back an ambitious plan to get mini-solar kits into every home home by 2030, with families paying for their power by text message. read

Exclusive: MailOnline has got behind the razor wire of the Rohingya refugee camp, where more than 100.000 people are forced to live 'for their own safety', according to the Burmese government. read

The Bastian range of toy soldiers, marketed in Hong Kong, has the 31-year-old German midfielder dressed as a Wehrmacht veteran complete with the swastika-bearing eagle on his uniform. read

Burglars raided Arsenal goalkeeper David Ospina's £16million mansion in north London while his wife Jesica Sterling and their young children were asleep upstairs. read

The actress took to Instagram on Tuesday to share a side-by-side image of the retouched and untouched photo from the shoot. The image was manipulated to make her legs and torso slimmer. read

A U.S. soldier has become the first victim of ground combat with ISIS, during a raid that rescued 70 Iraqi hostages, in the northern Iraqi town of Hawija. Five ISIS fighters were arrested and 'a number' killed. read

Chinese man, surnamed Tang, disguised himself as a woman on social media and dated them in hotels in Chengdu, China. He allegedly drugged victims there before taking their valuables. read

Commons Leader Chris Grayling said Mr Watson's decision to air unfounded claims about a VIP sex abuse ring operating out of Westminster 'betrays the principles' of Parliament. read

As the Chancellor face renewed criticism of his plan to cut billions from tax credits, it emerged that the amount of money lost through tax evasion alone rose by 7 per cent in a year. read

Irene Rodriguez Caballero and Jonatan Bosque were walking home after a romantic meal out, when a silver Vauxhall Astra driven by David Puryer span out of control and ploughed into the couple read

Laura Coel, 30, from Morpeth, Northumberland, said she wanted to ‘wipe the slate clean’ with Brian Mowbray, 59, who assaulted her for six years and was jailed in 2006 over the attacks. read

Underage drinkers were also influenced by magazine adverts and were 36 per cent more likely to drink alcohol if they read about it, say Boston University researchers. read

Dr Myles Bradbury (pictured) was able to manipulate both staff and the policies at Addenbrooke’s Hospital in Cambridge to commit sexual offences against young boys. read

The anonymous father, believed to be from America, took to Reddit to recall what happened when he took his toddler into a men's public toilet. He received an outpouring of support from users. read

This is the moment that a parking warden slapped a ticket on a Sahara Force India Formula One car that had been hired to celebrate the grand opening of two new stores in Market Harborough. read

The tens of thousands of migrants had been heading to Hungary, a member of Europe's Schengen zone of visa-free travel, before it closed its border with Croatia on Friday. read

Two boats carrying 114 people sparked a security alert yesterday when they came ashore at the RAF facility on Cyprus that is used to launch air strikes against the Islamic State. read

Russian ambassador Alexander Yakovenko tweeted the photo of actor Kal Penn - who played one of the title characters in the film Harold and Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay - at 9.30pm last night. read

The embarrassing dance routine happened in the city of Berezniki - also known for its terrible air pollution - in central Russia's Perm Krai region and up for grabs was an iPhone 5s. read

In the prank video Josh Paler Lin hides his giant spider behind walls and in elevators and uses it to surprise the Californian public by having it run into their path. read

Satellites are becoming 'trophy attacks' for hackers, a a senior strategist at the European Space Agency has warned. read

Claudia Winkleman and Annie Lennox joined celebrities at a central London screening of documentary He Named Me Malala but the real star of the night was her dad Ziauddin. read

UN Human Rights chief, Zeid Raad Al Hussein, accused the country of 'systematic' rights violations, where migrants are packed together in camps with few toilets and beds without blankets. read

The sweet dim sum pudding has taken Hong Kong by storm thanks to its interactive experience despite it dripping with toilet humour. read

Michael J. Fox celebrated the thirtieth anniversary of the premiere of Back to the Future with an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live Wednesday night, appearing in character as Mart McFly. read

Self-tying laces were worn by Michael J. Fox's character Marty McFly in the 1989 film Back to the Future II - which was set in 2015. read

Matthew Ottley, 40, lured two children into his AA vehicle after befriending them at the school gates and then drove them to a remote country lane in Kent where he sexually abused them. read

Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton submitted to a congressional grilling Thursday over her role during and after the deadly attacks on the US mission in Benghazi, LIbya. read

David Lord, 71, produced Gabriel's famous self-titled album in 1982 and also worked with The Stranglers and The Pretenders. He admitted admitted keeping and managing a brothel read

Kale's popularity has soared, causing farmers to warn of a global shortage. But does it stand up to the hype? MailOnline Health asked the experts to explain all... read

The study will recruit 11,000 patients from across the UK who have recently had - or are having - treatment for bowel, breast, oesophagus, prostate or stomach cancer. read

The victim, named locally as Richard Davies, 41, pictured, was shot in the chest and died in Duck Lane, St Neots, outside his three-bedroom mid-terrace house last night. read

Pensioner Bill Palmer, from Southampton, Hampshire, called the Alex Dyke show on BBC Radio Solent during a show about loneliness and described how 'every day is hell' being on his own. read

The chief constable of Greater Manchester Police Ian Hopkins says that officers won't attend reports of burglaries straight away as they can investigate them in 'slow time'. read

The feature is designed to use a range of sensors to maintain a car's speed, keep a safe distance from the car in front and change lanes automatically, and was released last week. read

The manager of controversial coffee shop F***offee, in Bermondsey, south London, has vowed to remove its sign tomorrow after being threatened with legal action. read

Replacing the usual airport graphics, the clip was playing at around 3am at a Lisbon airport terminal and remained on the screen for several minutes before an employee reported it. read

Taxi driver Ray Thorpe from St Helens, Merseyside, made the generous gesture on Monday afternoon after passing a car park and seeing a warden writing out a fine. read

Shelby the bulldog puppy gets caught in the rain in the Bay Area and her reaction couldn't be more adorable. read

An emaciated mannequin was spotted in an Oasis store in Westfield London in Shepherd's Bush. Commentators on Twitter slammed it for being 'disgusting' and 'damaging'. read

With the cost of renting in London increasing by seven per cent in the past year alone, luxury hotels have become cheaper as prices have tumbled by five per cent over the same time. read

Astronomers from Leibniz Institute for Astrophysics Potsdam (AIP) in Germany made the film (still pictured) using data collected by the Stella robotic telescopes on Tenerife. read

Israel and Palestine are currently engulfed in a month-long wave of violence, with stabbings and shootings taking place daily amid increasingly tensions. read

Kept under lock and key, the world's most beautiful tiaras are largely in the possession of royal owners... but which family can boast the best tiaras? read

Helena Adelina, 24, a film student in London, would wake up unable to move and convinced that something evil was in her room, clawing at her inert body or whispering in her ear. read

Mothers in Colchester, Essex are calling for the displays and products in their local supermarket to be toned down after children were left in tears read

Strong western winds blowing in off the North Sea made for hazardous driving conditions in Elgin as sand from the coast flew six miles inland and blanketed the sleepy Highland town. read

Prince Harry, 31, met engineers who lost limbs in the field at the service at St Paul's Cathedral for 1,500 people, which also included moving addresses from families who had lost loved ones. read

Situated high above the Arctic circle, the Kupol mine of Siberia is one of the toughest places to work in the world with temperatures reaching as low as minus 31 degrees Fahrenheit. read

The mistake, which saw the number on the back of the card start with 1-800, rather than the hotel's 1-844 prefix, left regular customers calling 'America's hottest' phone sex line. read

A picture of a bride and groom who believe they are posing for a photograph has been viewed more than 600,000 times but the image has users wondering if it hasn't been Photoshopped. read

The daughter of murdered lorry driver Darren Kelly, 42, who was stabbed to death in a street confrontation in Basildon, Essex, told of her heartbreak as she paid tribute to her father. read

The Barcelona, Ajax and Holland legend, regarded as one of the greatest footballers in history, was diagnosed with the disease last Tuesday in the Catalan capital. read

A West Virginia couple was dining at Tujague when they took a picture and saw a figure in the background. One expert says it was Julian Eltinge, a cross-dressing actor who liked to eat there. read

Damien Taylor, 32, punched Neill Mcathey, 39, at a party with such force that he dislocated his jaw - because he was upset he had brought a dog to the house in Waterfoot, Lancashire. read

The white truck, usually locked up securely to keep criminals from escaping, was driving along a road in Strood, Medway. The company in charge said it was heading for repairs read

Derek Sculthorpe pulled over near Robin Hood Airport, Doncaster, to ask a passer-by for directions to the Vulcan Experience exhibition, which is on display at a hangar at the airfield. read

Jane Taylor, from Glasgow, took her own life on her 62nd birthday. The Scottish Public Services Ombudsman criticised her care, stating mental health cases should be treated as urgently as physical health read

Colleen Higgins, from Hednesford, Staffordshire, was left with a fractured skull, a broken cheek and bleeding from her ears after Daniel Moore, 36, beat her up at their home and left her unconscious. read

Shirley Cramer, chief executive of the Royal Society for Public Health, said a daily walk is a an 'inexpensive, sensible, common sense way to promote activity and being healthy. read

Unidentified man started attacking a bus driver in Yan Tai, China, while his son tried to stop him. Attack was over dodged bus fare. Police are currently investigating the incident. read

Five-month-old Sunaria died in her father's arms on New Year's Eve just weeks after her mother Katherine Howells, 34, of Pontypridd, South Wales, slipped on a tiled floor while holding the baby girl. read

Lee Kilburn of Bolton, Greater Manchester, who was jailed for punching an 11-year-old girl in the face, was released early from prison after Appeal Court judges deemed his year-long sentence 'too harsh.' read

The furious motorist stopped at the traffic lights where Wilmslow Road merges with Oxford Road - Manchester's busiest stretch - after getting into an argument with the driver of the 41 bus. read

The University of Cambridge say the ancestral plague would have been spread by human-to-human contact - until genetic mutations allowed the bacteria to survive inside fleas. read

Olga Onipenko, 18, had been beheaded and her innards gouged out of her corpse which was found near the city of Astrakhan, close to the border to Kazakhstan. read

Germaine Greer (pictured), 76, was due to give a lecture entitled 'Women & Power: The Lessons of the 20th Century' in November but a petition calling for it to be banned has reached over 100 signatures. read

Kate Sell, 44, from Chipping Sodbury, has been told her spinal cord has been severed 'beyond repair' after breaking her back in June. She is now adapting to life in a wheelchair. read

These are Airbnb's galaxy of Star Wars-themed lodgings, which can be found not too far, far away in the likes of Chile, California and Tokyo. read

Professor Vladimir Romanovsky has warned that permafrost in Alaska could start to thaw by 2070, which could trigger the release of methane frozen in the earth. read

DisneyLife (pictured) is launching in the UK on iOS and Android, including Chromecast, in November and will roll out to other European markets in the future. read

Pictures taken in 19th century Japan showing classic scenes of the country were actually shot in commercial photography studios and were designed to be sold to Western tourists. read

Once an elegant mansion, Berkyn Manor - a family home in Horton, Slough for 450 years - now lies decayed, damp and dirty, 28 years after it was abandoned by its last owners. read

Former model Jenny Garbis, from London, became the third candidate to be booted of The Apprentice. The 28-year-old claims her good looks are hindering her business career. read

Deliberation follows a campaign launched by a group of angry mothers across Britain that has found at least 77 cases of the cars exploding after fires developed behind the passenger glovebox. read

Dave Curnow, who served in 4 Rifles Battalion in the British Army, was found unconscious with serious head injuries outside a kebab shop in Redruth, Cornwall, in the early hours of September 20. read

Harry Veevers, 64, from Rochdale, was allegedly fatally poisoned by his wife Azra Parvin Din, and their daughters Helen (pictured), 25, and Alexandra, 23, in their home near Mombasa. read

This is the hilarious moment that a mother trying to impress her children while on holiday in Turkey takes on a punchbag machine and loses. read

A children's birthday party ended in disaster, in the Russian Moscow Oblast region, after a group of mothers descended on a woman and began beating and slapping her, and pulling her hair. read

The sextant (pictured) set to go to auction was from the yacht Mignonette whose men were shipwrecked in the south Atlantic in 1884. read

Scientists in Oregon and Germany examined a skin shed by a California king snake (stock image shown) under a microscope to reveal the molecular make-up of the scales’ surfaces. read

Chicagoan and runner Steve Bergstrom, 30, decided to advertise his single status on his bare back while participating in the Chicago marathon. It has so far led to over 2,000 new female 'friends.' read

DJ 'Fexter', whose real name is Fernsterbein Ramirez, was arrested earlier this week in the north eastern Italian city of Udine. Police said he was 'one of the most dangerous offenders'. read

Discarded dolls lying in nurseries and the eerie remains of decaying bumper cars: This is the site of haunting Pripyat near to the famous Chernobyl power plant. read

51 per cent Chinese football fans claim to follow Britain's Premier League, a report reveals today. Chinese state media expect the game to help further the cooperation between the two countries. read

The pictures show a group of tourists stripping off on a beach in Sabah, Borneo - where former British public schoolgirl Eleanor Hawkins was arrested for going nude on a sacred mountain in May. read

Sara LeeAnn Pryde, from California, said the portrait series is a visual documentation of one of her autistic meltdowns, which she photographed six years ago as a form of self-exploration. read

Residents of all ages have been spotted crawling every morning around public parks on all fours in Zhengzhou, central China. Some claimed the exercise helped cure their neck and back pains. read

The video was captured on a duck farm in China’s eastern coastal province of Jiangsu and showed the baby birds running to the river with great enthusiasm. read

'Honestly. Directions to the gents would have been enough, Mr Cameron.' read

The bigger dog, three-year-old Newton, leaps into the truck in Big, Sky, Montana with ease. But when 11-week-old Rogue tries to copy him, his little legs just aren't up to the job. read

Malware researcher Axelle Apvrille, based in Sophia Antipolis in the south of France says an attack can be used to push malware over the device’s open Bluetooth connection within seconds. read

The two siblings were caught on camera near the river Po, north Italy, as they set off their day - one of them much less excited about the prospect of exploring the world than the other. read

Websites like Fund My Travel, Trevolta and Patchwork let users fund travel. Users can ask friends and family to chip in for otherwise expensive trips. read

The use of spider webs in Second World War weapons has been revealed by Ken Bass, a retired optical technician who says he used to gather the creepy crawlies from the North York Moors. read

This dramatic footage shows the terrifying moment a father had to grab his son in mid-air to stop him spinning out of control in Piotrków Trybunalski, in Poland. read