Shoot-to-kill is the order of the day in the wake of the Paris massacre. The Prime Minister insists that British police must be free to 'take out a terrorist to save lives', writes RICHARD LITTLEJOHN.

Russian jets flew more than 100 combat sorties on Thursday, targeting the terror group's headquarters in Idlib, as well as ISIS-controlled oil refineries, ammunition depots and factories.

The small tablets of the highly addictive substance Captagon are produced in Syria and are credited with helping ISIS fighters in the country stay alert for days at a time during gruelling gun battles.

Jeremy, the captain of the commando team that raided the Bataclan to take out the jihadis inside, said hundreds of bodies were strewn across the floor, with 'tons of blood everywhere'.

Sayeed Abaaoud, cousin of Paris terror mastermind Abdelhamid Abaaoud, pictured, says he has only just heard of the attacks his relative organised saying he wishes he had burnt to death.

Border guards will scan all passports using computers to compare their details with those kept on wanted persons and suspected terrorists as they enter Eruope's 26-nation Schengen zone.

Barack Obama's administration announced last night that it was offering a reward of up to $5m for information leading to Tirad al-Jarba, known as Abu-Muhammad al-Shimali.

The 15-year-old sparked a huge police search when she disappeared last Friday after being dropped off outside Ibstock Community College, Leicestershire, by her parents.

Maths teacher Wakass Haruf, 30, is accused of telling children they were worse than a 'kaffir' - a non-believer - if they chose sport over worship at Park View School in Birmingham. (file picture).

The Metropolitan Police agreed to settle multiple civil cases by paying an undisclosed amount of compensation to women who had affairs with officers including Mark Kennedy, pictured.

Corinna Peters, 29, from Waterlooville, Hants, asked for two of her children to have five days off while their soldier father, Gunner Dean Peters, had a brief break from his 28-week training.

Pupils and staff at Gateshead Jewish Primary School, Tyne and Wear, were sent home as bomb disposal experts cordoned off the road and cleared residents from nearby houses.

Jade Hatt, 21, of Swindon, walked free from court after admitting sexual contact with an underage boy but has since signed up to dating site Badoo where she calls herself 'honest and trustworthy'.

London based Jocelyn Burton (pictured) became the focus of a bank probe after she received an order from a wealthy Russian client to cast a pair of lamps in the shape of two intertwined silver dolphins.

Daniel Helps poked his iPhone under the doors of cubicles in a bid to film girls as young as 13 naked hundreds of times, Swindon Crown Court heard.

Lecturer Helene Turon (pictured) walked out of an economics class at Bristol University after telling her first year class how angry she was about remarks made that her teenage children could see.

Ex-IRA intelligence chief Kieran Conway said the bomber who blew up two pubs in Birmingham and killed 21 people 'has gone to pieces' over the bombings and is in 'a very bad way mentally'.

The actor said he 'felt sick' at paying £11-a-month to a party which hired pro-Kremlin columnist Seumas Milne as its top spin doctor and was fed up with being 'horribly' attacked by 'Corbytrons' online.

The crash took place as the elderly man attempted to reverse into a space behind another car on the side of the road in Rowley Regis, West Midlands.

More than 99,000 cars were clamped in the past 12 months, compared to over 62,000 in the same period of the previous year, following a government move to abolish tax discs.

Vicky Thompson, 21, from Keighley, West Yorkshire, was found dead at men's jail HMP Leeds last Friday. She had told friends she would kill herself if she was not sent to a women's prison.

Mark Dixie, who is currently serving a life sentence for murdering 18-year-old model Sally Ann Bowman in south London in 2005, admitted to attacking one of three women in Spain.

The 16-year-old victim was walking along Milton Road, Barnet, north London, with a friend at around 5pm on November 1 when four men began chasing him with weapons.

Britain appears to be raising a generation of dangerously naïve children, after new research found that millions of youngsters believe everything they read on the internet.

The author was influenced by a Canadian black bear called Winnipeg, who was watched and loved by his son, the real-life Christopher Robin, at London Zoo. His skull is now going on display.

Proposed changes would remove all mentions of feminism, with only one female political thinker mentioned by name, while the suffragette movement is squeezed into section on pressure groups.

More money was lent in mortgages last month than at any point since before the recession as borrowers rushed to take advantage of cheap deals.

MPs on the Commons public administration committee held a hearing into Kids Company, where it was revealed Camila Batmanghelidjh had a Gaddafi-style tent, writes QUENTIN LETTS.

Up to 10 senior managers at HBOS in the run-up to its collapse could be banned from working in the City following the long-delayed publication of two damning reports into the bank's demise.

A man from Plymouth, Devon, got a bargain when his home delivery order for £6 baby wipes were substituted for a £18.50 bottle of Bell's Whisky. The receipt was posted online.

New figures from a Food Standards Agency (FSA) survey show that 76.1per cent of raw roasting chickens carried campylobacter, which is the UK's biggest cause of food poisoning.

The supermarket is selling Imperial Gold Russian vodka - a staple of Russian high society - for almost half the price of online retailer Amazon. It is part of its Super Premium Christmas range.

Adele's much-anticipated new album '25' will not be available for streaming on major digital services such as Spotify and Apple Music.

Chancellor George Obsorne's tax credit reforms could encourage almost two million more people to work, according to a report by the independent Institute for Fiscal Studies.

During a heated debate, the Lords also heard that lowering the voting age could lead to the rise of a new Hitler Youth, as susceptible teens could be sucked into supporting extremist parties.

George Osborne is under fire over plans for the Treasury to publish a dossier on the 'merits of EU membership'. Eurosceptics fear the assessment will be an exercise to frighten voters.

Carol Ann Woodward, 58, was found dead in the garage of her home in Plymstock, Devon following a 'swift decline' in her mental health following an Ofsted inspection at her school.

Jennifer Fry was still deeply upset over classmate Tom Boomer's suicide a year earlier when she ended her own life near her home village of Chadlington in Oxfordshire.

Kay Kemp, 32, said she had no choice but to take daughter Abbi out of lessons after she was tormented at Fairfield Primary Academy in Stapleford, Nottinghamshire.

Roger Garrett, 64, of Waltham Forest, London, died on July 20 this year. His inquest heard of understaffing, missed opportunities and wrong decisions at Whipps Cross Hospital, London.

David Johnston, 33, lured the girl who had been out playing in the street with her brother and took her to a secluded place behind a billboard in Glasgow's East End where he tried to rape her.

Arivandan Balakrishnan, 75, - known as 'Comrade Bala' - allegedly allowed the girl to read fantasy books at Brixton commune - including Lord of the Rings - because it reinforced he was king.

Music director Kris Bones bought the 'unique' 1977 Porsche 911S and had it shipped to London. But just eight hours after he parked it on his drive, the vehicle was stolen

Farmer John Hillson, 61, examined the footage from his small camera tied to a telegraph pole next to the cart after noticing the 'sold' vegetables did not tally with the takings in the honesty box.

Mr Justice Hayden today granted a daughter's application to allow her 68-year-old multiple sclerosis sufferer mother to die in a 'first of its kind' decision at the Court of Protection in London.

The Daily Politics anchor was interviewing Joan Bakewell, MP Sarah Wollaston and a young doctor in front of a backdrop with a photograph of the recent doctors' protest.

Tyrone Taylor cried out, 'Oh my god, I've killed my grandson,' after hitting Charlie Taylor on the front drive of the boy's £2million home in Poole, Dorset.

Police pulled over the light blue car on a street in Middlesbrough, Yorkshire, last night, and were shocked to see the motorist had driven for more than five miles without the front left wheel.

The Westwood Park development in Beverley, East Yorkshire consists of a range of apartments and houses costing up to £500,000 each.

Officers from Scotland Yard's counter terrorism command swooped on addresses in London and the South East in a 'significant breakthrough' into the death of Pc Fletcher (pictured) in 1984.

An Arctic maritime airmass will spread across the UK, marking a noticeable change to the weather after the start of November was the second mildest on record.

Grandfather-of-two Brian Jones snapped the photos of the apes while on a visit to San Diego Zoo, California, as zookeepers said they were testing to see if the silverback gorillas liked lemons.

The impressive pad of Spectre baddie Ernst Stavro Blofeld, played by Christoph Waltz, is now on the market, boasting three bedrooms, a fitness centre, a large pool and a luxury guest house.

The bizarre new export from Japan gives owners the chance to own a 'light and durable' version of their pet's face which can be carried with them where ever they go.