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Six Pakistani born British men were arrested in Belgium after being spotted in 'old ambulances' (pictured) near a petrol station used by Paris terrorist Salah Abdeslam, it was reported. read

Salah Abdeslam (pictured), 26, who has been on the run since last Friday's terror attacks in Paris, is said to have smoked, drank and flirted with men in gay bars in Brussels' trendy Saint Jacques quarter. read

The Chancellor said Britain could not rely on other countries to take on terrorists posing a direct threat to our national security as he pushed for MPs to authorise missile strikes in Syria. read

Because Islamic State is weaker in Iraq, I would suggest that international and indigenous troops try to defeat it there before taking the fight to within Syria, writes LORD WEST. read

Eagles of Death Metal frontman Jesse Hughes said so many of the band's fans at the gig in Paris were killed because they would not leave their friends behind. read

It follows a disastrous week in which he said he was 'not happy' about police 'shoot to kill' orders questioned the legality of killing Jihadi John and vowed to oppose British airstrikes in Syria. read

Asked if the Paris terrorist attacks had caused him to doubt where God was, the Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby said: ‘Oh gosh, yes,’ and admitted it put a ‘chink in his armour’. read

Scientists were carrying out tests on the city’s water supply after equipment used to guard against chemical products, including protective suits, was stolen from a Paris hospital. read

Part of the Bluewater shopping centre in Kent was evacuated and hundreds of shoppers caught up in the drama, a number of whom said they heard a bang shortly before 9pm. read

From its roots as a version of Al Qaeda to a fighting force boasting 33,000 militants, ISIS have risen up to become one of the most feared terror groups in the world. read

The country’s counter-terrorism chief Assistant Commissioner Mark Rowley (pictured) says there are 118 Syria-related live operations under way, and keeping the UK safe will be tough. read

Photographs taken from inside the devastated St-Denis flat where the Paris attack 'mastermind' was hiding out reveal the details of the dramatic shoot-out between French forces and terrorists. read

The songstress opened about her relationship with longtime boyfriend Simon Konecki during an interview with Australia's 60 Minutes on Sunday night. read

New footage has emerged that appears to show Steven Gerrard throwing a punch and throwing him against a wall in Formby, near Liverpool, despite claims to the contrary he made in court. read

Mark Clarke tried to leak to the media the film in which one of his Conservative foes was duped into performing a sex act on the internet. The ‘victim’ previously refused to pay a £2,500 blackmail demand. read

A series of reports over several months in The Mail on Sunday laid bare the shocking behaviour of the sociopathic functionary, Mark Clarke, writes ANNE McELVOY. read

Who needs John Major to warn us of the shocking inequality in Britain today when we have the cast of this year’s I’m A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here!!!! writes LIZ JONES. read

Poundworld sold 95,700 of the Chinese-made £1 vests (pictured) but tests carried out on one of the jackets revealed its reflectivity was no more than 2.4 per cent of what it should have been. read

Laura Arnolds, 42, found steamy messages to her husband Craig, 44, on his phone from another woman. When he jetted off to New York for business, she sold the marital home and packed her bags. read

The professional dancer, who has been with the show for 10 years and been a past winner of the BBC One talent competition, made the revelation ahead of Saturday night's show. read

Theresa May and George Osborne are locked in a bitter dispute over planned police cuts. Police forces wanted that the proposed cuts would lead to the loss of another 40,000 posts by 2020. read

The prospect of patients dying as a result of the doctors strike cannot be ruled out, Jeremy Hunt warned last night in his Health Department study opposite Downing Street. read

Former Labour leader Ed Miliband has broken his silence over his successor and described Jeremy Corbyn as even more disastrous than he was. It comes ahead of a byelection in Oldham West. read

Border systems will be upgraded to better target weapons being smuggled into the country while a joint operation centre will see police, intelligence agencies and the military to work more closely. read

Ann Vaughan, now 79, has bravely agreed to waive her right to anonymity to reveal how Lord Nuffield assaulted her for a decade following a chance meeting when she was 12. read

Expert Louise Silverton said midwives too often assume the mother is healthy and won't suffer complications, at the launch of a damning report examining 'full-term' stillbirths. read

About 80 per cent of people with advanced melanoma, die within five years of diagnosis. But, combining two immune-boosting drugs could effectively cure more than half of cases. read

Music mogul Simon Cowell will share the bulk of the estate with his brother, three half-brothers and his half-sister. Julie Cowell, a.k.a. Julie Brett, died in July aged 89 after suffering a stroke. read

Singer Bryan Ferry, 70, can vividly recall the moment his son Otis rang with news of the car crash. Another son, Merlin, had completely lost the use of his hand, but Bryan didn't know if he would survive. read

Former Blue Peter presenter John Leslie has been questioned by police in connection with an alleged assault of a young woman at a radio station's awards ceremony in Edinburgh. read

Garry and Susan Unsworth, from Runcorn in Cheshire, have been asked to pay back a £10,000 council grant they used to modify their house for their disabled daughter, Suzie. read

Camila Batmanghelidjh got into Sherborne School for Girls, in Dorset, after letting her mother take the exam for her. She justified the decision by saying she 'would never have passed it myself'. read

Owen Mundy, art professor at Florida State university, has created a website 'I know where your cat lives' to raise awareness of how people were giving up their privacy online. read

Crackers used to contain novelty items and messages which would horrify today - including racist language, real cigarettes, and ‘amusing’ souvenirs of the fatal women’s rights struggle. read

Show writers defended Saturday night's episode being shown pre-watershed, saying that many children experience loss in their lives and do not learn about death from Doctor Who. read

So far there is little sign of serious thought about the Paris atrocities. We are to have more spooks, though spooks failed to see it coming, and new ones will be no more clairvoyant, writes PETER HITCHENS. read

A third of British couples can't remember the last time they had sex. It gave fresh hope to all sex-slackers, to all exhausted parents for whom sex is low priority, that they were not alone. read

The number of men balancing their work life with their family life has tripled since 1992, with more than a million now opting to work part-time so they can spend more time helping to raise their kids. read

Adam and Megan Brownson (pictured), from London, earn a combined annual salary of £190,000, but have been mocked over the quandary they are in over how to pay private school fees. read

EXCLUSIVE: The outspoken millionaire, who is currently in the Australian Outback on ITV’s I’m A Celebrity Get Me out Of Here, may now face a police investigation when he returns. read

It is a blow to the charity, which has routinely brought cases against country sports enthusiasts under the Animal Welfare Act because this carries stiffer penalties than the Hunting Act. read

Police have arrested three men in a Belgium-registered vehicle following a traffic stop in Central London this afternoon. read

The Australian-born star (pictured) became a household name in Britain in 1970 due to his acclaimed performance as the Tudor king in the BBC series The Six Wives Of Henry VIII. read

Rev Jonathan Robinson, an acquaintance of former Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams, is accused of attacking a 15-year-old boy twice in 2011, after 'kidnapping him and taking him to New Delhi'. read

Mail on Sunday wine critic Olly Smith has been blind testing the best of the supermarkets offerings under £20 - discovering some fall flat, while others are worth stocking up on this December. read

Some members of the clergy are calling for the Church of England’s ‘Parliament’ the General Synod to find an alternative to the tradition, which allows worshippers to object to a marriage. read

Health Minister Jane Ellison spoke out amid calls for the pracitice of marriages among first cousins to be banned. But Muslim leaders say a 'holistic medical approach' was needed, not a ban. read

Officers revealed the daft calls from members of the public as part of a campaign to highlight the issue of police time-wasting. read

Men were almost twice as likely to pick up a glove dropped by a woman with shoulder-length hair, according to the first research to look at hairstyle and behaviour. read

The Met Office said the cold temperatures would continue today and a yellow weather warning was in place for Scotland. Rain is expected to turn to ice, as snow continues to fall on higher grounds. read

The £65 test, offered by a New York fertility clinic, screens women aged 18-35 for future risk of developing Premature ovarian aging (POA), a condition which affects one in ten women. read

Rock's leading lady (pictured) was famous for her carefree attitude but she was also damaged from being bullied at school for her short skirts and dyed hair, and suffered from body dysmorphia. read

The 66-year-old (pictured) admits he is wealthy by most standards, but says he still has to finance a big family, with those still sharing his Surrey mansion aged from 19 to 43. read

Volkswagen has issued a apology to customers about to take delivery of a new car, admitting its own CO2 and fuel-consumption figures are wrong but failing to say how the situation can be rectified. read

While many parents in the UK worry about growing class sizes, at Skerries Community School, on the tiny Scottish island of Out Skerries, Aron (pictured) gets the undivided attention of his teacher. read

Captain Clare Coward sent an email (pictured) to six officers in the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers at Tidworth Camp accusing the of being 'idiots' for not being able to make a brew. read

Former Liverpool manager and midfielder Graeme Souness was taken into hospital on Friday. The 62-year-old, who also played with distinction for the Reds, is receiving treatment in Bournemouth. read

The four British tourists and two Australians who were killed when their sightseeing helicopter crashed into a New Zealand glacier have been named. read

The ancient Greek papyrus fragment of the Gospel of John, which reportedly dates back between A.D. 250 and A.D. 350, was spotted for sale on eBay in January for $99. read

It is known for its clumsy newsreaders and preening soap stars, but Strictly Come Dancing has become one of the greatest money-spinners in the history of the BBC. read

Deputy Chief Constable of Dyfed-Powys Police Carl Langley is under investigation over an alleged affair with his force's lawyer. read

Odeon, Cineworld and Vue have refused to show the film the Church of England planned to run in cinemas across the UK before the new Star Wars blockbuster, which opens a week before Christmas. read

BBC commentator John Inverdale sparked a huge sexism row when he said tennis star Marion Bartoli was 'never going to be a looker'. But the Wimbledon champion has undergone a dramatic transformation. read

Cumberbatch plays androgynous model 'All' in the film. Ben Stiller's Zoolander asks if All is a 'male or female' and Owen Wilson's Hansel then asks the model 'do you have a hot dog or a bun?' read

Nurses in the 1800s did it tough. The nine 'rules' that defined their job description have resurfaced, and cover everything from cleaning the ward to one evening off a week for 'courting' read

Tara O'Reilly and Rose Baker threw a hen party complete with a drag queen and near-naked waiters, hoping to raise enough funds to help their dying mother get to the Swiss Dignitas clinic. read

Ajmal Aziz was surprised to arrive home to find his parcel waiting for him on the roof. An apologetic note stuffed through the letter box explained that the deliveryman had left it in a 'safe place'. read

Several hundred people attended the first public memorial service for former New Zealand winger Jonah Lomu at the south-Auckland church his family often attended when he was a child. read

A video taken at a Donald Trump rally in Birmingham, Alabama, shows a group of white supporters wrestling the black man to the ground and kicking him. read

Tiffany Trump appeared on ABC's 20/20 with her half-siblings Donald Jr., Eric and Ivanka, explaining why she believes her father is the best man to be President. read

Jennifer Scharf, who has been offering the weekly yoga class at the University of Ottawa campus for seven years, said she was notified in September that the program was being ended. read

Kiwis will have to submit their ballots by December 11, electing one of five proposed new designs, three of which feature the fern – an unofficial but frequently featured symbol for New Zealanders. read

Photographer Hakan Ludwigson spent three months among the men - who are bound to saddles twelve hours a day mustering herds of cattle - to photograph them in their day-to-day environment. read

Labour MP Simon Danczuk, 49, was spotted exercising in a London park on Tuesday being put through his paces by glamorous Nasreen Nazir, 37, his new £30,000-a-year aide. read

Home insurance customers are being hit with a host of extra fees and charges that are sending the cost of a policy soaring. read

Emily Wood, 11, from North Yorkshire, admits she has had to grow up fast as her sick mother and older brother both rely on her to do the cooking, cleaning and washing while her father works. read

A team of developers in Canada has come up with a way for ordinary people to track extraterrestrial encounters. The team hopes to raise $50,000 to launch the device, called CubeSat for Disclosure. read

While chocolate is one of the most traditional calendar fillings, many lifestyle, beauty and fashion brands now release their own versions. Options include beauty, food, fashion and toys. read

Kelly Pearce, 36, of North Avenue, Canvey, was taken to the Royal London Hospital with serious neck injuries and died on Thursday night. Her on-off partner, Anthony Ayres has since been arrested. read

Bahar Mustafa (pictured) - student union diversity officer at Goldsmiths University, London - announced today she was leaving her post just 24 hours after the student president stood down. read

Remi Brixton, from LA, launched Freck Yourself because she said there is 'nothing more beautiful than bare skin and fresh freckles' - but people with real freckles have been left unimpressed. read

Scientists at Ohio State University found moderate caffeine consumption during pregnancy had no adverse impact on a child's IQ, behaviour and weight. read

The firm blames a  'hardware issue which affects the day-to-day functionality of the device' - but won't reveal the exact problem. read

Eric Manu is originally from Ghana, and left for British Columbia in 2012 after a Canadian woman whom he'd met in Ghana became his wife. read

Seven-year-old Christian Hickey (pictured) was discharged seven weeks after being blasted above the knee when he and mother Jayne, 29, answered the door at their home in Manchester. read

The controversial move by the Mid Essex Clinical Commissioning Group, which already severely restricts access to IVF, is part of planned savings of £15.7 million. read

Weight-loss expert, Dr Sally Norton reveals her 10 simple steps to a achieving a healthier lifestyle, including ensuring you get seven hours sleep a night and five portions of fruit and veg a day. read

In a letter to parents, Chris Beirne, pictured, headmaster of the all-girl Beaulieu School, Jersey, said there was 'considerable concern' over the use of drugs and alcohol at after-parties. read

Psychologists at Kyoto University found people who are more content, satisfied and happy have more grey matter in their precuneus - a part of the brain normally associated with consciousness. read

The Queen will greet world leaders in Malta this week, but her love affair with the island started back in 1949 when she was a princess, as exclusive Mail on Sunday pictures show. read

Kailey Collins, 28, of Atlanta, Georgia, was in a severe car crash on her way to work. In what she thought were her final moments she felt only joy and peace. Her post about the crash went viral. read

Lakhbir Jaspal, 47, who earned a six-figure salary at a housing charity and conned them of £325,000 to buy a chain of Subway sandwich shops has been jailed for three years. read

Maisie O'Brien, 29, of Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, was diagnosed with epilepsy and an ultra-rare genetic condition called Shox depletion at just nine months old. read

One in 10 houses in Seymour Walk, a quiet cul-de-sac in Chelsea, will be undergoing major building works over the next few months. read

An Italian art expert has said the theft of 17 paintings from a Verona museum could have been stolen to order as part of a 'jihadi' act. Vittorio Sgarbi said it 'was 'a real disaster for Italian art'. read

The creepy 3mins 17secs footage depicts the man - believed to be called Doug - wandering around deserted corridors and stairwells in the Hampton Inn, New York. read

Scientists from Belgium have found they can select specific yeasts to ferment cocoa beans shortly after they have been harvested to produce a range of different aromas and flavours. read

The author was influenced by a Canadian black bear called Winnipeg, who was loved and fed honey by his son, the real-life Christopher Robin, at London Zoo. read

Matilda Fraser has already notched up six fillings by the age of nine. Her mother Victoria, from Bristol, has claimed they were not caused by cakes and chocolate but by dried fruit and smoothies. read

Tim Peake is today taking part in the final exam training session at the Gagarin Cosmonauts' Training Centre in Star City, outside Moscow before his mission to the ISS on December 15. read

Bosses at Kahn Automobiles are offering a £20,000 reward for help catching a hooded vandal who smashed a Bugatti Veyron's windscreen with an iron bar at the dealership in Leeds. read

Mother-of-three Georgina Fuller, 37, from Warwickshire, says a new breed of mums only eat organic with their children but snack sneakily on junk food when their brood aren't looking. read

Leaked footage that has gone viral on the internet shows Pakistan International Airlines pilots dancing in the cockpit to the hit song Afghan Jalebi, from the action film Phantom. read

With £1million floating homes and stunning views of Dubai’s glittering skyline, heart-shaped St Petersburg Island is set to become the next major tourist magnet in the desert oasis. read

Emory University found babies are capable of working out social hierarchies as early as 10 months, in a study that used puppets playing out different scenarios. read

Brigitta Suba (pictured right) and fellow waitress Nora (left) became the world's first ever roller-skating waitresses in the early 1960s, rolling beer swiftly from table to table at a Perth bar. read

Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay has submitted plans to bulldoze the 1920s retreat, in Rock, Cornwall, to build a bigger replacement. Lavish plans include a swimming pool and several ensuites. read

A little boy got the surprise of his life when after being asked by his dad to start his car by 'using the force' he was able to do so, without any problem. The video was captured by a family member. read

A rat managed to take a selfie on a man's cell phone this week after rudely crawling into his sweater while he was taking a nap in New York. Tourist Don Richards filmed the funny moment. read

Princess Diana stayed on Nevis in the Caribbean 20 years ago with the young Princes William and Harry. From horse-riding at sunset to catamaran cruises, the island offers a blissful getaway. read

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. read

The video, taken in India, shows a child, believed to be around three to four-years old, sat on the knee of a man who then places a cigarette in the little boy's mouth and lights it up. read

The delicate two-gram pendant was discovered by archaeologists at the site of Solnitsata in Bulgaria, the site of the oldest prehistoric town in Europe. read

With winter on the horizon now is the time to start thinking about heading to the slopes. From Iran to Austria here are the top futuristic ski lodges from around the world. read

Ernest Shackleton and his crew struggled to survive for months against the odds in the punishing conditions of the Antarctic. They were left stranded after the Endurance ship sank beneath the ice. read

The incident happened at the Reading Lake Hotel in Berkshire at around 11.40am. More than 50 firefighters tackled the major blaze, which started in a linen cupboard. read

While some consider Dubai to be the new Ibiza for Essex girls seeking sun, Bahrain maintains a rich heritage. ART Rotana was named Bahrain's Leading Hotel at the World Travel Awards last month. read

The iconic beach on Mexico’s Caribbean coast still plays host to hedonistic Spring Break annually, but for the rest of the year it can be a very different destination. read

For nearly a decade jeweller Stephen Webster, 56, has fought a private battle with anorexia and depression, which he reveals in his autobiography, Goldstruck, published last week. read