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Antonia Hoyle believed that she fed her two children Rosie, four and Felix, two, and husband Chris a healthy diet. But after measuring the hidden sugar in everyday foods, she was 'staggered'. read

The company is under massive pressure after it emerged last week that hackers had broken into its computers and accessed customer's personal data and bank details read

Barbara and Harold Manley, a retired engineer, pictured, had nearly £8,000 stolen after someone posing as a TalkTalk employee hacked into their bank account. read

TalkTalk customers targeted by cyber-criminals reacted with fury last night after being told they will be fined hundreds of pounds for cancelling their accounts. read

The 39-year-old actor is said to have alerted Met officers after a woman repeatedly turned up at the house he shares with his wife and baby in north London. read

The new BBC documentary presented by Will Best (pictured) shows its audience a fictional sexual encounter, and asks its audience to decide whether the woman gave consent. read

David Cameron will face a fresh headache over Europe tomorrow when Tory MPs join forces with Labour to fight a ‘tampon tax’ levied by the EU. read

The X Factor judge said the sexual abuse took place when she was a drama student at London's Sylvia Young Theatre School. read

The extraordinary confession by the former Prime Minister came during a TV interview about the 'hell' caused by his and George Bush's decision to oust Saddam Hussein. read

In a dramatic TV interview set to air today, the former UK Prime Minister insisted he did what he felt was right when asked how he feels about being labeled a war criminal. read

Tony was not able to say what was going to happen when combat operations were over. I think he had just decided to trust Cheney and Rumsfeld, says LORD BLUNKETT, former Home Secretary. read

MARK ALMOND: For 12 years, Mr Blair had presented himself as the innocent victim of bad intelligence. Nor until now has he ever admitted his policies have put people in Britain at risk. read

Nicky Morgan said the Chancellor's overall plan to slash tax credits would not change. But she said Mr Osborne was in 'listening mode' over how to ease the burden of the cuts on working families. read

Show candidates Selina Waterman-Smith (pictured) and Charleine Wain were allegedly involved in a fracas after they left the boardroom following the filming of last Wednesday's show read

Officers from South Wales Police declared a major incident following the collision involving an Audi A4 outside Streets Nightclub, in John Street, Porthcawl, at around 1am this morning. read

Convicted murderer Peter Sutcliffe is reportedly convinced his ex-wife Sonia's second husband, Michael, 55, a hairdresser, is the reason she is visiting him at Broadmoor Hospital, Berkshire, less. read

Moors murderer Ian Brady is 'close to death' after he sent out his Christmas cards four months early. Brady, 77, who has not shown any remorse for the murders, sent his first cards in September. read

Philip Bramley, the father of one of the three Britons who died in Germanwings disaster, called for airline boss Carsten Spohr to be jailed, if his company failed to keep their passengers safe. read

Amy Molloy, 31, was approached by a stranger who told her to move on as 'all the local drug dealers were perving on her'. But she didn't take offence. read

On the eve of the song's 40th anniversary, Mercury’s biographer Lesley-Ann Jones has revealed its hidden message – a confession by Freddie that he was gay. read

Former Navy chief Lord West of Spithead claims the appointment of Air Marshal Sir Stephen Hillier (pictured) will 'make Britain and international laughing stock'. read

Anne-Marie Duff stars as Violet in Suffragette, alongside Carey Mulligan. But where did the rest of the Shameless cast end up? FEMAIL charts the career paths of the other memorable characters. read

Changes to environmental rules on nitrogen oxide emissions made by superyachts in the US are likely to affect oligarchs, oil barons and seafaring celebrities such as Steven Spielberg and Bono. read

She is fighting hard to stay on the dancefloor. But television presenter Kirsty Gallacher is also battling another obstacle on BBC1's Strictly Come Dancing - the grief of her failed marriage. read

Seumas Milne, the writer hired by Mr Corbyn to be Labour's new director of communications, said Lee Rigby's 2013 killing was different to ordinary acts of terror because he was a soldier. read

When Lianne Johnson (left), 32, suffered a miscarriage after becoming pregnant through IVF, she and her husband Alan (right) turned to crowdfunding raise money. read

Fans have been theorizing about why the antiquated handset was used in Adele's new single. Now, director Xavier Dolan, from Montreal, Canada, has explained why he decided to use a flip-phone. read

Adele, pictured, cut at least half of her latest album despite enlisting the likes of Damon Albarn and Phil Collins to write songs for her first major piece of work to be released in four years. read

The pair famously fell out in 2012 when Marc, who walked out on the singer when she was a child, claimed in an interview that she struggled to find love because of her abandonment issues. read

Lyndall Locke, who dated the singer for a decade from when she was a 12-year-old wannabe until they split when she toured the world with Destiny’s Child, said she had always been fixated on fame. read

Mary Agbabiaka and Rotimi Sowunmi, based in South East London, debate why men cheat in an extract from their book Men And Women: Mystery Unveiled which focuses on the modern dating world. read

The bumper issue of BBC Good Food Magazine ison sale this week, revealing the results of its Christmas Taste Test. Aldi won four of the 34 categories - a record for a budget supermarket. read

Permits allowing drivers to park on double yellow lines for just £5 a day have been made available in Devon. The scheme is open to business owners, landlords and contractors. read

He's known as one of the more flamboyant judges. But Bruno Tonioli crossed a line on Saturday's episode of Strictly Come Dancing - after swearing live on the prime-time series. read

Ameera MacIntyre agreed to discuss the texts publicly only after learning that copies of the messages have been circulating and had been sent to this newspaper by a third party. read

The commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe, was invited to attend a home affairs select committee hearing.But he decided to make the trip to the Middle East. read

The City expects BP to report an underlying profit fall of 60 per cent when it unveils results to the end of September, while Shell is also poised to report that it has been financially battered. read

A teenager who died after a street stabbing in St Albans has been named as Emill Stapleton (pictured). He died after being seriously wounded during a confrontation yesterday morning. read

EXCLUSIVE: The relationship of media magnate Rupert Murdoch (left) and former model Jerry Hall (right) remained a closely guarded secret by family and friends - until now. read

Sergeant Colin Maclachlan, 41, was one of two soldiers whose capture in Iraq brought SAS officers to the brink of mutiny over the Ministry of Defence’s refusal to sanction a rescue attempt. read

Experts at Nottingham Trent University say older people take longer to process more than one object compared to people aged between 18 and 30. read

Briton Shaker Aamer has still not been released from notorious detention centre Guantanamo Bay. He was cleared to leave the jail yesterday, but it was delayed due to a visit of Republican senators. read

Bishop of Gloucester Rachel Treweek, 52, (pictured) who will be the first woman inaugurated in Parliament as one of the 26 Lords Spiritual, said: 'God is not to be seen as male. God is god.' read

A study carried out by experts in Oslo, Norway suggests that fillings may even increase the chances of decay. read

Charlie Gilmour was at St Pancras station in North London when about 150 protesters armed with smoke and paint bombs clashed with police as they tried to storm the Eurostar platforms. read

Using emotive language that piles pressure on the Chancellor George Osborne, Scottish Tory leader Ruth Davidson said no one should ‘fall off a cliff’ when the tax credits are axed in April. read

The well-off cook from scratch in their lovely Poggenpohl kitchens, while the poor live on processed food, laced with salt and sugar due to poor quality ingredients, writes LIZ JONES. read

The dramatic footage was captured at Princess Juliana International Airport on St Maarten island, which is famous for having one of the shortest runways in the world. read

The Rochdale MP (pictured) said he would throw his hat in the ring if Jeremy Corbyn flops in key elections next May and force a contest in order to clear the way for a new candidate. read

Pop star Will Young was catapulted into the spotlight after winning ITV's Pop Idol in 2002. But all that he had dreamed about suddenly became his worst nightmare as he was gripped by insecurity. read

In an exclusive interview, Mark Carney said about four per cent of mortgage-holders were at risk of being unable to pay their debts if, as expected, the Bank of England lifts rates in the next year. read

Bosses will have to publish details of how bonuses are divided between male and females as part of new transparency rules affecting 10million workers. read

It's not everyone who gets presents from the Kardashians on their first birthday, but then baby Egypt is no ordinary baby. The Gold Coast child is the world's most followed baby on social media. read

TalkTalk is the latest victim of a cyber attack. But it’s not alone, according to a former MI6 officer who warns of a greater risk to consumers. IT security consultant Tom Chantler has even been targeted. read

The Kids Company headquarters, which once served as a drop-in centre and shelter for troubled children, is now home to up to 60 squatters, mostly from Poland, Lithuania, Spain, France and Italy. read

Venus, Jupiter and Mars, all pursuing their ordinary orbits around the sun, will be visible from today until Thursday. The rare phenomenon is best viewed an hour before sunrise. read

Up to 50,000 junior doctors (pictured) are just 11 days away from voting to strike over changes to their pay and conditions, which Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt has vowed to push through. read

David Cameron (pictured) has taken a sideswipe at Boris Johnson over the EU referendum by pouring scorn on claims by 'Out' campaigners that there could be a second vote on the issue. read

The technique involves feather-shaped sections of the hair being lightened from root to tip, working from subtle to strong, to create a sun-kissed look reminiscent of childhood hair. read

Jeremy Corbyn clearly hadn't relished the experience of attending a state banquet at Buckingham Palace in honour of China's president, says SIMON DANCZUK. read

Karen Danczuk, pictured, the estranged wife of Labour politician Simon Danczuk, attended The Irish Post VIP Business Gala Dinner at the Hilton Park Lane Hotel in London last night. read

Seumus Milne, pictured, Jeremy Corbyn's new spin doctor sent his two children to the Tiffin School in Kingston-upon-Thames, four miles from his £2million home in Richmond. read

The criticism from Lord Mandelson came as Lord Grabiner (pictured) became the second Labour peer to announce he had resigned the party whip over Mr Corbyn's leadership. read

Leslie Wexner, 78, who is worth an estimated £5billion, has restored Foxcote House, in Warwickshire, built in 1740, and converted it into a £20million shooting estate. read

Chinese president Xi Jinping left a bitter war of words after his visit to Britain last week – after using his Buckingham Palace speech to savage Japan for its wartime record. read

Last week, in return for some dubious and overstated investments, we handed over the heart of our capital to Peking’s security goons, who allegedly intimidated protesters. read

Former friend of Prince Andrew and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein acted behind the scenes to secure the top at Barclays bank for hedge fund executive Jes Staley after the exit of Bob Diamond. read

This is the amazing picture of a Great Mormon Butterfly, which was born hatched half male and half female. The left hand side of the butterfly is male, denoted by its black wing, while the yellow wing is female. read

M&S has just launched a rewards scheme called Sparks. We compare it against rival loyalty deals and awards each scheme a star rating. Josie and Fatih Ertas are big users of loyalty schemes. read

For many people now in their 40s, 50s and 60s, bedtime as a child often meant being read an extract from The Three Little Pigs or The Elves And The Shoemaker. Helen Day is a collector. read

The remarkable friendship forged between Hairy Bikers Dave Myers, 58, and Si King, 49, has its origins in a terrible string of family tragedies that blighted both of their childhoods. read

The Prime Minister seeks to appear contrite, no doubt preparing for the eventual release of the long-delayed Chilcot Report, which cannot possibly show him in a good light. read

A British ISIS fighter has carried out a devastating suicide bomb attack near the jihadi held city of Ramadi in Iraq. He was half Yemeni and half Somali in origin and travelled to Syria from UK. read

Businessman Ray Johnson, whose son Elliott, left, was found dead next to a railway track last month, accused Tory chairman Lord Feldman of using an internal inquiry as a cover-up attempt. read

Spluttering with contempt over the bogus claims about the Prime Minister and a sex act involving a pig's head, Tory grandee Nicholas Soames went to display his derision on Twitter. read

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg gave a 20-minute speech about Facebook's mission fully in Mandarin in front of a Chinese audience on Saturday at Tsinghua University in Beijing. read

The 35-year-old took a tumble from her horse Satanic Beat at Newbury races, just half a furlong to the finishing line of the Handicap Stakes for Lady Amateur Riders. read

Just days after two boatloads of migrants arrived at RAF Akrotiri, The Mai on Sunday reveals the ease with which a terrorist could simply walk into the supposedly high-security base. read

MailOnline Travels' Sofia Zagzoule tours Pisa, Pievescola, Rome, Capri and the Amalfi coast in a bid to satisfy her hunger for the good life, as seen on screen. read

Chelsea Ake, the manager of Rejuvenice in Henderson, Nevada, was found dead inside the salon's cryochamber by distraught employees. Preliminary reports suggest Ake suffocated. read

More than 14 years after London-trained artist Tonio Trzebinski was shot dead with a single shot while he drove to his mistress's house in Nairobi, Kenya, police have opened an inquiry. read

The brightly coloured bags are designed to slot into supermarket trolleys so shoppers can load up at the checkout before wheeling them out to the car. Sales have soared to around 2,000 a day. read

The English actor, 26, from Oxford has been described as a 'hunky hybrid of Roger Federer and Orlando Bloom, with Twitter fans proclaiming their love and calling him 'monstrously sexy'. read

There are fears the new Hitachi trains will not be able to run as the electrification of the Great Western Railway between London and Swansea will not be completed for the May 2017 deadline. read

Teachers are having to go back to the classroom to learn basic English grammar because so many of them lack the skills to teach primary school pupils taking rigorous new tests next summer. read

Police claim 23-year-old Maung Saungkha defamed Burmese president Thein Sein when he posted about the tattoo on Facebook and he has been on the large since. read

British plumber Adam Locksley, pictured, was being questioned by anti-terror squad detectives last night as officers from Scotland Yard’s SO15 unit searched the 28-year-old’s North London home. read

Business manager Des Kefford, 31, leaped into action and chased down all 13 of the immigrants after they jumped out of a lorry at Ransomes Europark in Ipswich, Suffolk, on Thursday. read

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: The al-Nusra Front fighting against Syrian Government forces in the civil war, confirmed Sheikh Abu Sulaiman Al Masri's (pictured) death today. read

Odom, 35, was found unconscious in a Nevada brothel with drugs in his body earlier this month by brothel workers Ryder Cherry and Monica Monroe. They revealed what Odom was like at the brothel. read

Doctors say the strokes have not affected any vital organs, but may have a permanent impact on his ability to walk and talk, according to reports. read

A British classical musician has been sentenced to two years’ house arrest for dealing drugs in Chile. Alexander Harrild, 29, pleaded guilty to supplying cocaine, marijuana and ecstasy. read

He arguably did more than any other artist to raise morale during the dark days of the Second World War. But Noel Coward secretly longed for Nazi bombers to attack Hollywood. read

Kirsty Howard, from Wythenshaw, Manchester, has passed away aged 20 - after doctors gave her just weeks to live at the age of four due to her back-to-front heart. read

Illegally imported designer dogs are being sold to an unsuspecting British public in the run-up to Christmas, a Mail on Sunday investigation has revealed. read

Hollywood star Drew Barrymore had a turbulent childhood – her parents separated before she was born, she went into rehab at 13 and by 14 she had parted company from her mother. read

Workers in hard hats beaver away as tourists visiting the Italian World Heritage site of Pompeii peer through screens and wire fences at ruins where restorations are going into overdrive. read

The NOAA's Joseph Klippel shared video of the experience aboard the Lockheed WP-3D Orion 'hurricane hunter' that is used to record data from inside the most dangerous storms. read

Sir Roger, who has previously come under fire for questioning whether the spy could be played by a black actor such as Idris Elba, risks a further backlash over his latest comments. read

The £4,500 machine, which Naomie has installed at her North London home, features a web of weighted pulleys – and looks like a torture device dreamed up by a Bond villain. read

James Bond has his work cut out this time, as he's going up against the 850bhp C-X75 supercar in Spectre - and we've driven it. We try one of just seven ever made that Jaguar says is priceless. read

In the latest attack by 'jealous French fishermen', two cars (pictured) were torched under cover of darkness while their owners were fishing for carp on a boat in the middle of a lake read

Dramatic footage has emerged which seems to show the join Delta Force and Kurdish peshmerga raid on an ISIS compound in northern Iraq during which Master Sgt Joseph Wheeler was shot dead. read

The prince is reported to have said the majority of Saudi Arabia's influential Islamic clerics also want to replace ailing King Salman (pictured) with his younger brother, Prince Ahmed. read

CCTV footage shows Anton Lundin-Petterson, 21, moving through the school in Trollhattan, north of Gothenburg brandishing a blood-stained sword, having already killed Lavin Eskandar, 20. read

Celebrity chef Marco Pierre White has been travelling to Melbourne twice a year to appear on the Australian version of MasterChef, and shares his top places to eat down under and worldwide. read

A stunning two-bedroom ground-floor flat in Chichester, Sussex, that belonged to former Conservative PM Anthony Eden from 1941 to 1952 is on the market for £565,000. read

The Mail on Sunday's brilliant GP answers readers' questions on ankylosing spondylitis and chronic kidney disease, and praises Oprah Winfrey for her decision to use WeightWatchers. read

The new method involves using a small piece of wire, up to 2cm long, inside a small plastic tube to make the splint, which can be placed inside the outer fold of the auricle depending on deformity. read

Carol Driver visits the earthquake-hit country with G Adventures - the first travel company to launch a tour from the UK since the 2010 disaster. She spent five days touring the country. read

Grace, who suffers from cerebral palsy and chronic lung disease, lives with foster parents Jill and Paul at their Midlands home but is hoping to find a permanent home before Christmas. read

One of the men is believed to be an England international star and both have already told their families and friends and have the full support of their respective clubs and the football association. read

Tony Lee (pictured), 44, was attacked by what is believed to be a tiger shark on October 17 when swimming from Lanikai to Mokulua Islands off the shore of the Hawaiian island of Oahu. read

The breakthrough procedure involves a commonly used radioactive 'dye' being injected into the body, which makes cancer cells glow orange under a special light (file photo) read

The young romantic - who hauled the vessel on to the on a trailer attached to a truck - got down on one knee in Hubei, China, and proposed. However, he was rejected in dramatic fashion. read

Since the introduction of fixed penalty notices ‘for unauthorised absence’ of £60 per child in 2013, the number of unauthorised pupil absences has more than doubled, writes RACHEL JOHNSON. read

Zoe Sugg’s cosy YouTube videos about make-up and shopping have spawned 20 million followers, a make-up range that sold a product every two seconds and a bestselling first novel. read

Indonesia has put warships on standby to evacuate people affected by acrid haze from forest fires which has killed at least 10 and caused respiratory illnesses in half a million. read

EXCLUSIVE: Welcome to the bizarre world of Brazil's Miss BumBum. MailOnline goes behind the scenes at one of the strangest, yet most fiercely-fought beauty pageants in the world, where the tactics get dirty. read

The Irish screen legend - from Lugdine Park, County Cork - starred in over 50 feature films spanning five decades, including big screen classics Miracle on 34th Street and the Parent Trap. read

The pictures show how some 58,000 migrants and refugees heading to Germany and Austria have arrived in Slovenia over the last week, after Hungary sealed its borders. read

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT Shi'ite Muslims around the world have been beating themselves with sharp blades and lighting bonfires to mourn the death of the Prophet Muhammad's grandson read

The sculpture of the old leader in the city of Odessa was going to be removed by the government under de-communisation laws, but instead it has gone to the Dark Side. read

Michael G. Wilson, co-producer of the franchise as well as prolific extra, has notched up cameo appearances in 16 Bond films from Goldfinger in 1964 to Spectre, out Monday. read

Kualoa Ranch on Oahu’s Windward Side has served as a key location for the Jurassic series since the first movie debuted in 1993. MailOnline's Ryan Parry finds a visit there a raptor-ous experience. read

Bonsai, a six-month-old bulldog from Fort Worth, Texas, was born with multiple rare deformities which left him with only half his spine, no pelvis and tiny contracted hind legs. read

The Amazon river has long been crucial part of the daily lives of thousands of Brazilians living in the remote stretches of the rainforest but Brazil has had its worst drought in 100 years. read

Grand Prix motorcycle racer Jack Mille was competing to qualify for Sunday's Malaysian Grand Prix at the Sepand Circuit when his LCR Honda suddenly turned into a raging fireball. read

Former Spice Girl Geri Haliwell, pictured with her husband F1 boss Christian Horner said she has held meetings with Downing Street and the Department of Education about establishing a free school. read

The striking images were taken by professional photographer John Seaton Callahan as he toured the Indonesian coast with experienced surfers Emiliano Cataldi and Erwan Simon. read

The remarkable photo (pictured) was taken by retired interior decorator Dee Ann Roelofsz, 55, who was standing just 30ft away from the scene at the Moremi Game Reserve, Botswana. read

The 15 black and white cubs have been hand-reared at the Giant Panda Breeding in Chengdu, Sichuan Province, a centre which is aiming to reintroduce pandas back into the wild. read