Dark Justice, while posing as 11-year-old 'Amanda', arranged to meet Hazaa Said (pictured), from Oman in the Gulf who had been married for just a matter of months, in Newcastle. read
The country has become overwhelmed with a massive influx of refugees after Hungary closed its border with Croatia, with some 10,000 entering in the past 24 hours alone. read
The company announced last night that it had suffered a 'significant and sustained cyber attack' in which the bank, credit card and personal details of its four million customers may have been accessed read
Instead of reaching for another coffee, it's important to find the root cause of tiredness - which can often be a symptom of an undiagnosed health condition, says nutritionist Dr Marilyn Glenville. read
Imran Khan, 34, from Accrington, was released on licence for abusing a 12-year-old girl when he found the little girl after 'doing laps' of the streets (pictured). read
Dr Ron Behrens of the Hospital for Tropical Diseases in London revealed some of the nastiest illnesses it's possible to catch. WARNING: Graphic images. read
Ellie Farnfield, 27, was travelling from Redhill in Surrey to London Victoria on Wednesday evening when she fell ill. She is now hoping to track down the mystery man known only as 'Tom'. read
The footage was reportedly taken in a village in Papua New Guinea, a country where violence and murders linked to sorcery are rife. read
Ann-Marie Deaton, from Bridgwater, Somerset, was approached by a man on the social networking site and was told she could make £100 every time she sold a computer for more than £900. read
The power couple, who started dating in 2000, allegedly split around the time Jay Z scouted then-17-year-old Rihanna in 2005 and managed the launch of her debut single Pon De Replay. read
Ladders in tights are a thing of the past once you know this strange trick. Freezing tights after buying them strengthens the fibres and makes them less likely to ladder when worn. read
Witnesses said the little girl and a two-year-old boy were thrown from their pushchairs when the VW being driven by a 89-year-old woman mounted the curb in Guildford, Surrey. read
Sunaria Hamid-Howells, died in her father's arms weeks after being accidentally dropped by her mother, pictured, at a Santa's grotto in Pembrokeshire in November 2012. read
Cheshire student Phyllida Swift was planning to spend the summer volunteering in Ghana but her plans were cut short by a horrific road accident which has left the 22-year-old scarred for life. read
Yolanda Dolton, 35, pictured, made sure her son was safely away from the line before she walked on to the track near Stone station, Staffordshire. The driver saw Mrs Dolton but had no time to stop. read
Jude Medcalf, 25, from Newton Abbot, Devon, was released from jail in March 2014 because he suffers from a growth disorder which means he's too big for standard prison beds and uniforms. read
The mother-of-two joined her husband to highlight mental health issues affecting young people on their first official visit to Dundee on Friday. read
Anton Lundin-Petterson, 21, left a suicide note where he wrote that he had to 'do something about immigration', before he launched the deadly attack on the school in Trollhattan, Sweden. read
The 34-year-old victim was stopped by the man, believed to be in his early 20s, as she left the Chameleon Bar, in Birmingham, alone after a night out with friends on July 31. read
Research by scientists at the University of Manchester found the more opiate receptors an individual has, the better able they are to resist pain. 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
The footage of the top prosecutor Richard Hearnden's four-minute rant at the youths in a park in Hove, East Sussex has been viewed more than 60,000 times read
Amelia Nielson, from Bradford, West Yorkshire, developed cellulitis, a potentially life-threatening infection, after being bitten by a false widow spider. Pictured, the schoolgirl with her bite circled. read
Peter Green, 71, and his wife Murium, 65, who miraculously survived a brutal attack in Tobago fear their friends who were murdered this week were targeted by the 'Tobago Ripper'. read
An unnamed dad of three is posting satirical Tweets giving advice to busy working fathers including using 'me time' to 'hand wash your delicates' and sparking debates like 'Can dads still feel sexy?' read
Retailing at £1.59, the 150g bagful is said to taste like, 'Sweet, delicately fragrant elderberry with the festive fizz of Prosecco,' according to the packaging. It is part of the Tesco Finest range. read
A life hacks video shows how you can peel a potato in a matter of seconds using ice-cold water. Other tricks include shelling a hard boiled egg instantly and peeling an orange with a knife. read
The 51-year-old man was being treated in the Emergency Assessment Unit at Colchester General Hospital. He said water poured down the wall before the ceiling collapsed above him. read
Spanish firm iGenomix developed the £1,800 ‘Genetic Carrier Test’ which tells prospective parents if they are at risk of having a disabled child before they start trying for a baby. read
The new data shows that Kerberos appears to have a double-lobed shape, with the larger lobe approximately 5 miles (8 km) across and the smaller lobe approximately 3 miles (5 km) across. read
The video, created by Canada-based AsapScience, describes a hypothetical scenario in which our bodies are part-human part-machine. read
In a segment filmed for Good Morning Britain on Friday, the 44-year-old presenter appeared to be enjoying herself as she talked to the actor while wearing a form-fitting floral dress from Zara. 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
Gill Davies thanked friends and family for their sympathy after 41-year-old Richard Davies (pictured, with wife Samantha) was shot dead at his home in St Neots during a police incident on Wednesday. read
Staff at Lurot Brand estate agents were more than a bit miffed when a seller told them she wanted her London home to be marketed for the unusual - and intriguingly specific - price of £1,791,000. read
The incredible footage was captured by a geologist who just happened to be filming when the rockfall occurred on a mountain in the Swiss Alps. read
The anonymous graveyard is the final resting place for refugees who have drowned trying to cross the Mediterranean, and whose bodies have washed up in Zarzis, a coastal town in southeastern Tunisia. read
These photos show one man desperate to start a new life in the UK having stopped a Eurotunnel freight train in Calais, France, by sitting down in front of it so others can storm its carriages. read
Former colonel Lincoln Jopp, who commanded British forces in Lashkah Gar in 2010, said it was ‘impossible to look our widows and injured in the eye and say what you did came to nought’. read
In the clip posted to YouTube ISIS, a militant dressed in army clothing and wearing a balaclava stares down the camera. Clutching his rifle, he warns: 'Soon there will no Jews left in Jerusalem'. read
Emma Sladek, 17, who is just a month from her exams, has admitted: 'I've lost everything' after her mother Charlotte, 44, died near Rotorua on the north island last weekend. read
Before the earthquake six months ago, Sumitra was a servant - one of an estimated 620,000 Nepalese children aged five to 17 working in jobs from rag picking to mining and carpet weaving. read
Robert Fidler has refused to tear down the house in Surrey and claims he will be homeless if judges say he must demolish the home, which he hid behind straw bails so the council wouldn't see it. read
The 15-year-old American schoolboy was with his 61-year-old father when disaster struck on the south face of Les Droites, a mountain in the Mont Blanc range. read
In the black and white film, she can be seen entering the house of her past and removing the covers from her furniture in a nostalgic setting. read
MPs would have liked to have questioned Met Police Commissioner Bernard Hogan-Howe over the VIP abuse scandal but he cried off, writes RICHARD LITTLEJOHN. read
Mr Watson asked Kier Starmer, then head of the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) and now a Labour MP, to revisit the case of a wife of fellow politician three months after it was closed. read
If you have always had trouble talking about sex with your partner, there are ways to make it easier, says Cate Campbell, author of the Relate Guide to Sex and Intimacy. read
Averil Macdonald, who is the new chair of UK Onshore Oil and Gas, believes women against the process, which includes Vivien Westwood, pictured, just go with their gut instincts. read
This tear-jerking video shows bullies harassing a young girl in front of members of the public, telling her she can't sing, needs to wear make-up and has no friends. 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 Cursed Child, Parts 1 and 2, takes J.K. Rowling’s fantastical world of wizards and magic to the London stage and will follow on from where Rowling’s seventh and final Potter novel ended. read
The campaign is being run by the Ad Council, a non-profit coalition that includes media outlets, US government agencies and tech partners. The icon is pictured on the iOS keyboard. read
Charities say demand for mental health services is at an all time high but the NHS is buckling under the strain - causing more people to reach 'crisis point' due to the lack of early treatment available. read
The genuine images were posted on the Terrible Real Estate Agent website, which was set up by Andy Donaldson after he came across some awful photographs while hunting for a flat in London in 2013. read
The internal accounting tests run by banks such as Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan & Co for their graduates consist of basic maths problems, economic conundrums and accounting tasks. read
While visiting America the prince will travel with Mrs Obama and Mrs Biden to Fort Belvoir, Virginia, to visit a facility which supports wounded servicemen and women and their loved ones. read
CCTV footage captures the moment a gang of eight men used crowbars and a sledgehammer to smash their way into Lakshmis jewellers in East Ham, London, before fleeing empty-handed. read
During a career in journalism spanning more than 30 years, Sky News anchor Kay Burley, pictured, has been unflinching in encounters with meandering politicians. read
Bryony Hollands, 19, died when Thomas Burney, 26, mounted a kerb at 70mph and careered into her and her boyfriend Ben Evans, 20, in Mapperley, Nottinghamshire, at about 12.30pm on August 21. read
Doctors in China were surprised when scans came back to reveal the foreign object inside the 25-year-old's bladder. A video emerged this week of medics discussing the best way to remove it. read
The animal was sighted earlier this month near Lake Kariba in Matusadona National Park, Zimbabwe with painful swelling to his genitals. read
Passers-by say the migrants spend hours sitting outside the six four and five bedroom houses rented by the Home Office in the Roath area of Cardiff. read
Troubled former Buffy The Vampire Slayer star Nicholas Brendon has been caught on video appearing to slash his wrists in an apparent suicide attempt. read
The video, filmed at an unknown Brazil location, shows the thieves cycle off on the bike, however, it does not take long before the rope - tied to the back wheel of the bike stops them in their tracks. read
Waving flags and banners, cheering crowds stood four-deep outside the city's town hall as they waited to catch a glimpse of President Xi Jinping and his wife, Madame Peng Liyuan. read
Former Manchester City right back Sun Jihai (centre) will appear alongside more illustrious names of international football such as Eric Cantona, Thierry Henry and Dennis Bergkamp. read
President Xi told the Prime Minister, during talks at Chequers, that China wanted to see Britain remain an 'important member of the EU' in order to deepen trade ties. read
The Hollywood couple and former leadership hopeful were seen emerging from the posh Palm restaurant in Beverly Hills on Thursday, quietly chatting by the curb (pictured). read
Brave A-list celebrities have been doing the unthinkable: posting photos of themselves when they were young and style-free on Instagram and Twitter. read
Described by its San Francisco-based developers as 'crowdsourced dating intelligence', The Know lets people add details about their partners and compare this with others. read
The patent was filed in April 2014 and awarded yesterday. The retractable 'bumpers' could be fitted to the front of a future device and extend if built-in sensors determine the phone is falling. read
Veteran backbencher David Amess was tricked into appearing on the 1990s comedy show Brass Eye where he was filmed warning people off the dangers of 'Cake'. read
The bloody image, published by Glasgow South East Police Twitter page this morning, showed bone sticking out from mangled fingers. read
Dr. Arnold Klein, who was Jackson's dermatologist, was admitted to the hospital four days ago suffering severe abdominal pains and passed away on Thursday night. read
Dr Macrene Alexiades-Armenakas, a New York dermatologist, says that the products are filled with harmful toxins, such as parabens and phthalates, which are associated with breast cancer. read
Creator of the Festyland fun park near Caen and founder of the Normandie Sites tourist website Hervé Lebel believes highlighting rainfall is impacting upon the number of visitors. read
Going on foreign trips can be full of pitfalls if you don't know local customs. In Germany, tourists can get in trouble for running out of petrol, while in Singapore it is illegal to forget to flush the toilet. read
The Texas-based Slow-Mo Guys filmed the waterlogged ball (pictured) as it was spun through the air and water was sprayed from the centre. read
'Extremely dangerous' Hurricane Patricia was upgraded to a Category 5 storm late last night as it barreled towards the beach resort of Puerto Vallarta on the western Mexican coastline. read
Major Taj Sareen, 34, from Hillsborough, California, was named today as the pilot of the doomed F/A-18 Hornet, which came down in farmland near RAF Lakenheath in Suffolk, England, on Wednesday. read
The helmet-cam footage captures the biker pulling up alongside the van on a busy A-road in Aberdeen and gesturing with his hand for the man to get off his phone. read
South Korea has seen the highest rate of suicides in the developed world for the past eight years. In a growing trend, entrepreneurs are holding 'death experience' classes to persuade people to live. 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 26-year-old Australian posted the image to her Instagram and Facebook pages on Thursday and hit back at false media reports claiming she considered an abortion to avoid stretch marks. read
Throughout the video, captured in Farmington, Utah, it is hard to tell whether the father is enjoying himself or is completely terrified - adding to the overall humour of the footage. read
Two electrical engineers caught the rare spectacle on camera in the Ebro Valley of north eastern Spain. The duo shot the footage in slow motion, taking 11,000 frames a second. read
Based in India, the one-of-a-kind ride is powered by humans who run up the structure before jumping at the passenger cars and letting gravity take over. read
As an insightful new video reveals, men prefer to take a more responsible approach when it comes to having sex and believe that it's the woman who are the 'gatekeepers'. read
Cohnor Coleman attacked former golf professional Andrew Jackson following a night out in Richmond, North Yorkshire. He was convicted of manslaughter at Teesside Crown Court and sentenced today. read
Becky Keegan, 24, only escaped David Lacey by jumping from a window of the house in Toxteth, Liverpool, and running away despite having a broken ankle. read
The University of Michigan study found that cheese is as addictive as drugs because of a chemical called casein that can trigger the brain's opioid receptors. read
University of Cambridge researchers have revealed that male howler monkeys with larger throats tend to have more diminutive testes and produce less sperm than quieter monkeys. read
Ben Lewis, 25, (pictured) the co-founder of Hertfordshire-based LL Camps, appeared at St Albans Crown Court charged with taking indecent photographs of a child and child neglect. read
Hillary Clinton is ultimately responsible for the security failings that led to the Benghazi terrorist attack. That much, surely, is crystal clear to any impartial observer. read
Trift Bridge, in Switzerland, is 328ft high and 558ft long, and spans across the spectacular Trift Glacier, over Lake Triftsee, near Gadmen. Visitors can reach the bridge by cable car. read
The comments were made by HTC's president of North Asia Jack Tong at the Taiwan launch of the One A9. It was in response to reviews that accused HTC of building a 'blatant ripoff' of Apple's iPhone. read
The crash, one of France's worst in recent years, happened near the town of Libourne, around ten miles from Bordeaux, at around 7.30am. read
Former Premier League footballer Marcus Bent has admitted possessing cocaine. He appeared at Guildford Crown Court on Friday facing four charges stemming from an incident on September 13. read
Researchers at Northwestern University in Illinois say we tend to forget the pain of past hardships, and so we have less compassion for people dealing with the same problems. read
Experts at the University of Missouri-Columbia say repetitive babbles are mainly motivated by a baby's ability to hear their own voice, rather than wanting a kiss or cuddle from their parents. read
A Buckingham Palace source said it was not 'unreasonable' for the Queen - who will turn 90 next year - and hundreds of veterans to spend less time standing in the November cold. read
The brazen father was caught on CCTV hiding the laptop in his trousers, before using his son to prevent prying eyes from spotting his theft as he exited the shop in Chelyabinsk, Russia. read
McCauley Wanner, 29, and Ryan Palibroda, 34, from Toronto, started up Alleles, which creates prosthetic leg covers with stylish designs, after finding a lack of available options for amputees. read
Mr Bayoh (pictured) died in Kirkcaldy, Fife, in May. The father of two had been restrained by officers in the street, but a post-mortem examination found he suffered nearly 30 injuries across his body and head. read
Miltiades Papadopoulos, 41, was found dead at his £850,000 luxury property in Potters Bar, Hertfordshire, on October 22 last year. Three men were sentenced at the Old Bailey today. read
Three eggs, eight strips of bacon, four slices of toast, orange juice every morning- but that wasn't enough for Ruth Smith to tip the scale to her liking. A new book showcases one-time sideshows. read
Though we have long known that some dogs have the ability to sniff out cancer in humans, the idea that grandmothers from Perth can smell Parkinson's disease seems imaginative. 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
They attract hundreds of visitors each day – but many of the world's most popular tourists sites also appeal to some unwelcome guests... in the shape of germs, pollution and general grime. read
The unique watch, which was worn by US astronaut Colonel Dave Scott during the 1971 Apollo 15 mission, was auctioned in Boston, Massachusetts. read
Constantin Volkov turned up at the British embassy in Istanbul in 1945 claiming to have details of Soviet spies in MI6, but he was killed by his own side after being put in the care of Kim Philby. read
New documents reveal that Kim Philby (pictured) told MI5 that fellow Cambridge spies Donald Maclean and Guy Burgess were communist agents to avoid facing suspicion himself. read
The fashion and accessories High Street chain owed more than £100,000 to around 1,400 low-paid staff who had not received their full pay entitlement, a review by HMRC found. read
The Indiana-based research team said mothers who conceive in December or January receive high levels of sunshine at a late stage of their pregnancy, which promotes a healthy birth. read
Captured on camera in America, the woman struggles to keep her balance before slipping over on the tiny balls under her feet. read
Wallington County Grammar School in Sutton (pictured), south London, wants to open a new site in Croydon after a landmark decision last week to approve an 'annexe' school in Kent. read
Wesley Hall, who has been convicted of assault and battery, was told by the former footballers he could stay in the Stock Exchange building in Manchester over the winter. read
Ministers feared that an expose about Lord Boothby, a former MP, and the Kray brother would ‘rival the Profumo affair’ which led to Harold Macmillan’s resignation as prime minister. read
The frogman vanished during a top secret MI6 mission in April 1956 when he was sent underwater to spy on a Russian naval cruiser docked in Portsmouth. read
English MPs will now have a final veto over laws that affect their own constituents, although Scottish nationalists said the move had made MPs from their country ‘second class citizens’. read
Debenhams chief executive Michael Sharp (pictured) announced plans to quit in 2016 amid reports that he was under pressure from investors over the company's disappointing performance. read
US photographer Steve McCurry has travelled over 80 times to India capturing raw moments during his visits. His new book, India, features 100 images of everyday people in extraordinary settings. read
Multi-award winning stylist Jamie Stevens doesn't care what his clients who come into his salon say, and gives them no choice about their cut and what they will look like leaving the salon. read
A plot of land on Eilean Shona (circled), Scotland's, is on the market for £125,000. JM Barrie rented the island for a summer holiday and the trip inspired him to write Peter Pan. read
Governor Mark Carney urged David Cameron to use renegotiations with Brussels to secure ‘safeguards’ to protect Britain from new rules designed to save the crisis-torn eurozone. read
Laura Meachem, 23, from Leicester, says she bitterly regrets having the botched procedure and is now seeking corrective surgery to tackle the 'lumps and bumps' disfiguring her fuller pout. read
Noye (pictured), 68, murdered Stephen Cameron, 21, on the M25 in Kent in 1996 but was due to be sent to an open prison, a move now blocked by the Justice Secretary. read
David Jones meets the mothers and children who are enrolling in self-defence classes and hears the thoughts of the young Palestinians on the rise in knife attacks in Israel and the West Bank. 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
Hardened criminals at HMP Bronzefield, Surrey, are sewing the black and white striped Anya Hindmarch tote dustbags that are now favourites with celebrities including Naomi Watts (pictured). read
I wear my trilby not as a fashion statement, but because it’s warm and comfortable and it keeps off the rain when I’ve lost my umbrella, writes TOM UTLEY. read
Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou's easyProperty offers homeowners the chance to sell from £475, now it must win sellers from rivals and High St agents read
Extraordinary footage of a boy's heart beating outside his body under a thin layer of skin has emerged. Born with a rare defect, now 18, Arpit Gohil's parents were told he probably wouldn't survive and the slightest bump could kill him. read
The names of three places in New Zealand could be permanently wiped off the map - for being too offensive. WARNING: OFFENSIVE LANGUAGE read
After a three-hour manicure session which left her less than impressed, Maureen Lipman was involved in a fracas with the manager after she stormed out with one of their nail polishes to finish the job at home. read
A report by Public Health England has exposed how firms rely on techniques such as branding packaging with fictional characters popular with children to market junk food. 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
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
Leaked emails have revealed how Councillor Crisp (pictured) - the Lord Mayor of York - fired off a string of emails listing demands from the city council. read
WARNING: DISTRESSING FOOTAGE The four-year-old Swedish elkhound stood off with the predators before she was bitten multiple times in a savage attack in Varmland County, Sweden. 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
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
The Chancellor has told MPs that controversial tax credit cuts were an essential part of the fight to bring Britain’s finances under control amid a growing backlash over the plans. read
Andreas Carlson, from Sweden, was upset when his girlfriend dumped him and had planned to surprise her with gig tickets. But his plea to find a new date went viral with more than 14,000 likes. read
Australian Matthew Hannibal took to Mastcard's Facebook page on Thursday to thank them for posting the photo of him celebrating last week and effectively ending his relationship. 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
Alex Booth had been staying at his friend's house and came to leave in the morning when he locked himself in the porch in between two doors and posted hilarious updates of himself being stuck. read
A bride and groom named Stephanie and Miles tied the knot last week. They took at least one wedding photo in which they held up their initials, inadvertently spelling the message: 'I do S&M'. read
Recently surfaced footage from the 1950s shows Idaho Department of Fish and Game agents airdropping beavers out of planes in a relocation effort. 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
This is the nail biting moment that daredevil Will Stanhope, 29, successfully clambers up a 1,000ft cliff in British Columbia, Canada, without any ropes. read
British astrophysicist and cosmologist, Sir Martin Rees, believes if we manage to detect aliens, it will not be by stumbling across organic life, but from picking up a signal made by machines. read
Ian O'Prey, whose son Mark was among 10 people killed in the Glasgow crash (pictured), has been left disappointed by the outcome of the official AAIB report into the 2013 tragedy. read
Deni the Labrador was caught on camera bravely trying to protect her owner Brian Olsen's garden in Wallsburg, Utah, after a wild moose trampled all over it last Sunday afternoon. read
Jesse Shand, 28, from Michigan, spent years trolling people online. But when he picked on bodybuilders, who asked to see his photo, it changed his life after they offered to help him. read
Not only will style-savvy passengers arrive in one of the world's style capitals - New York City - in style, they'll also experience a week of special events on board the Queen Mary 2. read
Andrew Hook built his son Owen the toy kitchen because the toddler loves cooking with his parents, but some people posted vile abuse online calling his son a 'f****t'. read
Maria Rodriguez used fellow USF student Maria Merchan as her tee in the stunt. Both women are on the school's women's golf team. read
The one-of-a-kind race was held during a day off while the wrestlers were on tour of Tokyo, Japan and was filmed by a friend who giggled hysterically while watching. 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
Two Hays County Sheriff's Office deputies stepped in to aid the deer, which had been spotted on a road in Wimberley, Texas, wearing the pumpkin. read
The slapstick footage from Russia showed the bird hopping down from the curb and casually strutting across the road, forcing a driver into making an emergency stop. read
This strange phenomena at Beachy Head in Eastbourne makes the iconic cliffs look as though they are towering above the clouds but it is actually caused by warm air hitting the water below. read
The pheasants kept at the Wasing Estate, Berkshire, operated by David Cameron's cousin Joshua Dugdale, were killed overnight and their heads put on fence posts for staff to find. read
In the years 1910 to 1915 change was afoot in bustling New York with automobiles starting to dominate the streets. Incredible retro photos show the old transport and pastimes in the city. read
The pair were filmed by a passenger who was waiting to board a flight at Pucallpa Airport in the east Peruvian department of Ucayali. read
The liner became a byword for luxury on the prestigious route from Southampton to New York. She boasted five dining areas and lounges, two cocktail bars and two swimming pools. read