The songstress sang Piaf's Hymne a l'Amour on Sunday night as a montage of Paris landmarks played behind her in the tribute to the lives lost in the November 13 terror attacks. read
Investigators revealed that the bomb was stuffed under the seat of Maria Ivleva, 15, who is thought to have been the first of 224 victims to die when it went off, sending the plane crashing to the ground. read
The revelations come as it emerged that hate crime against Muslims in the UK has rocketed by 300 per cent in the wake of the Paris terror attacks, with women being the main targets. read
Dutch journalist Joris Marseille captured the moment a couple refused to be cowed by terrorism and tied the knot in the wake of the Paris attacks and posed for pictures with heavily armed guards. read
Belgian police opened fire on the driver of a vehicle during raids targeting terror suspects across Brussels last night in which 21 people were arrested. read
This is the moment a cellist performed a moving rendition of Leonard Cohen's Hallelujah on the streets of panic-stricken Brussels in Belgium, with the city on lockdown due to a terrorist threat. read
Security sources revealed lapses in communication between countries and on some occasions specific warnings were ignored leading up to the massacre on November 13. read
In a controversial interview, before the Paris terror attacks, Prince Charles (pictured) argued that the cumulative effect of global warming was ‘one of the major reasons for this horror in Syria’. read
David Cameron today paid tribute to the victims of the Paris terror attacks as Britain prepares to join the fight against ISIS in Syria, with momentum building for MPs to authorise strike action before Christmas. read
Chinese forces say they used a flamethrower to force more than 10 'terrorists' from a cave in the western Xinjiang region. It is part of a search for those behind an attack at a coal mine in September. read
Shadow defence secretary Maria Eagle denied the Labour leader is a pacifist as dozens of the party's MPs prepare to support David Cameron's calls for military action against fanatics in Syria. read
The two rapid-response brigades, which can be quickly deployed to war zones, are the centrepiece of the Prime Minister's long-awaited strategic defence and security review. read
Russia's strongman Vladimir Putin has been overseeing the daily airstrikes in Syria from a colossal three-floor war room in Moscow. read
The Russian Defence Ministry confirmed that almost 500 ISIS targets in Syria had been destroyed by Russian jets in cities including the capital Damascus and the ISIS stronghold of Raqqa. read
Russian security services have killed 11 Islamist militants who had been helping to smuggle fighters from the North Caucasus across borders to Syria to join ISIS. read
The landlord who allowed ISIS killers responsible for the Paris attacks to hide in his flat is a convicted killer and notorious gangland leader, it emerged tonight. read
Waheed Ahmed, 21, and eight relatives, including a one-year-old, were picked up by Turkish police who feared they planned to join the Islamic State terror group. read
The American man, known only as Matthew, 36, managed to crawl to safety despite having been shot in the leg. 'I sprinted across half of Manhattan, but Bataclan was 1,000 times worse,' he said. read
The flight headed to Los Angeles International Airport from Indianapolis diverted to Kansas City on Sunday morning so the three men could be escorted off the plane and questioned by the FBI. read
Defence Minister Steven Vandeput tweeted: 'Police are asking the public not to report their movements on social media, please support & rt #BrusselsLockdown.' read
French police today posted a photograph of the man on Twitter, appealing to the public for information that would help identify him. read
Viktor Orban has already sparked controversy after Hungary erected a huge razor-wire fence on its borders with Serbia and Croatia in a bid to divert the migrant flow across Europe. read
Yusef Pirot, 16, stood in the middle of Nottingham city centre for two hours with a sign around his neck saying 'I trust you. Do you trust me? Give me a hug' in the wake of the Paris terror attacks. read
The two al-Qaeda gunmen who carried out the deadly massacre at the Radisson Blu hotel in Mali were hunting for members of the Air France crew staying in the building. read
Nearly 500 people from Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan have been moved into the foreign intelligence wing of the imposing former Ministry of State Security (pictured). read
Growing numbers of migrants are camping out in the open with many lighting fires in a bid to keep their children warm as temperatures plunge below zero across Europe. read
Joanne and Billy Murphy, from Greater Manchester, were mystified as to why every plate, bowl and mug they had ordered from Tesco was packed inside two separate boxes. read
At Portsmouth family court, Judge Mark Horton said there had been a 'deliberate and calculated' alteration to the dossier and changes improved the case for removing the children from their parents. read
Tania Clarence previously admitted the manslaughter by diminished responsibility of Olivia, four, and three-year-old twins Ben and Max at the family home in New Malden, south London read
Belgium-born Edouard 'Spyk' Gheur, 52, who now East Sussex, revealed on today's This Morning how he is lucky to be alive after taking the class C drugs for 15 years. read
Hotpoint, Indesit & Creda tumble dryers bought between 2004 and 2015 could be a fire risk. The manufacturer is rolling out a national repair and upgrade programme. read
Andy McNab (pictured) served with the SAS for nine years and has expert survival knowledge, having been trained to make it out alive from every possible hostile environment. read
In some homes, the highest recorded concentration of Radon was 50 times over the recommended level, according to Keith Hardy, of Nottingham Trent University. read
Carl Wood, William Lincoln, John Harbinson, and Hugh Doyle (pictured left to right in a court sketch) were allegedly involved in the Hatton Garden raid. read
Peter Moss, from north London took photographs of 'broken furniture, condensation stains and damp' in his room during what he described as a 'dreadful' stay at Liverpool's Adelphi Hotel. read
Ursula Freeman, 79, burst into tears, along with her daughter, Elaine Faxton, 53, when medics at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in King’s Lynn told her that Dennis, 81, her husband of 60 years, had died. read
Airports are a never-ending source of anxiety or frustration for tourists, but this infographic reveals how travellers can eliminate the stress and make the experience as enjoyable as possible. read
Amelia, from Nottinghamshire, who is now in her twenties, said the abuse would be worse at Christmas time as her father would be on leave from his job (file photo). read
Juanita Broaddrick claims she was raped by Bill Clinton in a Little Rock, Arkansas hotel room in 1978, and that Hillary knew about the sexual assault and wanted it swept under the rug. read
The merger is the also largest so-called inversion deal in corporate history, a tax-saving manoeuvre in which a US company reorganises in another country with a lower corporate tax rate. read
The Leicester striker may be in the form of his career, but behind the scenes, his parents say a row has blown up between them and Vardy's girlfriend Becky Nicholson read
Mr Miliband said 'of course' Mr Corbyn and his shadow chancellor John McDonnell could run the next government in 2020. read
Michael, from the UK, launched a witty response after the parent removed their two children from his class in a disagreement over sexuality. The exchange was viewed 130,000 times on Imgur. read
An RAF plane, a Royal Navy frigate, HMS Sutherland and submarine are involved in the search off the coast of Scotland along with French and Canadian maritime patrol aircraft. read
Official statistics published today show there were 114,720 divorces in England and Wales in 2013 - down from 118,140 a year earlier. read
Residents in Hillingdon, west London, have been left outraged and 'in tears' after 24 headstones at Harefield churchyard were covered in blue spray-paint graffiti over the weekend. read
Elin Rowlands, 15, from near Bangor, was prescribed Roaccutane after being teased about her spots. She suffered pancreatic necrosis, where part of the organ dies, leaving her diabetic. read
The miniature tractor costs £100 and is from agricultural company, John Deere, which holds a royal warrant to supply his grandmother, the Queen, with farm and garden machinery. read
Few experiences are more nerve-racking than a blind date. They can be the trigger for a new romance — or the most excruciating evening of your life. Tanith Carey looks at the secrets behind C4's First Dates. read
The 54-year-old actor and his 37-year-old lawyer wife are adapting their nine-bedroom home in Berkshire in a multi-million pound renovation. read
The ready supply of sexual images makes it difficult for young people with sex addictions to resist the urge to find porn, a University of Cambridge study found. One in 25 are thought to be sex addicts. read
Professor Dawkins (pictured), an evolutionary biologist who is an outspoken critic of organised religion, said that the grounds on which the advert is being censored is ridiculous. read
Justin Welby, the Archbishop of Canterbury, is not easily pushed to anger. Yet he has been provoked beyond endurance by a refusal to show a film of the Lord’s Prayer. read
The investigation into the 1912 Titanic tragedy that left 1,500 people dead cleared almost all of those involved. An archive of two million names of members from 1733 to 1923 is set to be published. read
The theory was put forward by an author of a new book who believes that all of the Ripper killings were the stamp of Masonic ritual and he was a man called Michael Maybrick. read
Laura Arnolds, 42, from Nuneaton, Warwickshire, found messages to her husband Craig, 44, on his phone from another woman. When he jetted off to New York she sold the marital home. read
Birmingham-based food critic Richard McComb talks you through the signs that a restaurant is trying too hard. He warns to watch out for long menus with fancy descriptions and hybrid foods. read
British scientists at Oxford University have created a material that replaces the screen glass for phones, tablets and smartwatches, but uses no power – meaning they could be charged weekly. read
Amid concerns that her seven-carat sparkler is detracting from the seriousness of her job, 37-year-old Amal is said to be keen to replace her engagement ring with something more low-key. read
Angelina Jolie-Pitt has been candid about her road to early menopause, after having her ovaries removed earlier this year. read
Bricklayer Shannon Moore, 44, from Portsmouth, shocked work mates when he didn't show up for his contractor role at a building site - but fun-loving Jessie-Rennee did instead. read
Nawnee Mackin, of Manchester, knocked down and killed little Samuel Walker as the youngster crossed the road with his mother and sister read
A smart handbag which shouts when the credit card is removed has been created by three students from Dundee. Leanne Fischler, Kirsty Sneddon and Rebecca Smith made the bag themselves. read
Tesco, Sainsbury's, Waitrose, M&S, Lidl, Asda and Iceland have slashed the prices of their top tipples ahead of Christmas with beers, bubbles, fine wines and quality spirits all in the firing line. read
Amy and Gary Frary from Norfolk had been together for nearly a decade, but Amy had no idea her husband had been struggling with gender identity issues since the age of 12. read
The spiders' web in North Memphis, Tennessee, stretches half a mile. Thousands of spiders are said to be in the area. read
The sister of a Hasidic Jewish woman who committed suicide by jumping from a New York rooftop bar has taken her own life. Sarah Mayer (right) was found dead on Sunday. read
Jessi Probert, 22, from south Wales, who 'lost her rag' with another mourner at a family funeral sparked a brawl and ended up being stamped in the face with a stiletto. read
The 'mouse' (ringed) was spotted by amateur astronomer Joe White from Bristol. He noticed the bizarre rock on the ridge of the red planet's Gale Crater. read
Metropolitan Police officers are appealing for help finding a suspect after a 32-year-old man was stabbed several times by a group of four men outside a Betfred shop in Thornton Heath, south London. read
The family of Elizabeth Ford, from Suffolk, hope her story will inspire other people to sign up to the transplant register. The fact she saved so many lives is a comforting thought, they said. read
Mieka Smiles, from Middlesbrough, Teesside, survives on the budget aisle for FEMAIL. She makes a saving of £37 totting up bargains from Tesco, Asda, Sainsbury's and Morrisons. read
Texas-based filmmakers The Slow Mo Guys used high-speed cameras and a ring of 12 fans to capture stunning footage of a fire tornado rising up to 10ft (3 metres) into the sky (pictured). read
Even British users of Garmin GPS systems trying to dodge a hold up find themselves being diverted hundreds of miles and halfway across Europe to Preitenegg in the Austrian mountains. read
Winter weather warnings means the demand for 4x4s is about to sky rocket. To help you choose the best one for you, AutoTrader has listed its ten best SUVs for different requirements. read
The man at the centre of the scandal engulfing the Conservative Party - 'Tatler Tory' Mark Clarke - is getting away from it all in Barbados, with his wife Sarah and their two children. read
Thames Valley Police have confirmed they have received a complaint about the alleged use of MMS, which is similar to bleach read
Widower David Glass, 83, from Telford, Shropshire, said that he has now ‘lost faith in human nature’. A court heard how his daughter and her husband hit him 30 or 40 times. read
Mother-of-two Faye Richards, from Bristol, discovered the ginger tom huddled on her front step, so covered in concrete that it couldn't even open its eyes. She rushed it to the vet, where it was shaved. read
Current chancellor Angela Merkel and President Joachim Gauck were at the state funeral in St Michaelis Church, Hamburg, for Helmut Schmidt, who died aged 96 earlier this month. read
Lauren Crouch, 28, had a kind stranger buy her a £55 dress after her date demanded she repay the £3.50 he spent on coffee. The blogger, from London, said she was confused but accepted the offer. read
Becky Mitchell, 41, from Bristol, has taken part in a film called My HIV... MY Rules to explain that since her 2012 diagnosis she has qualified as an instructor and is planning to trek the Inca trail. read
Staff at the sanctuary in Washington where Foxie lives say that that the fact she has adopted the toys is endearing but it's also a sad reminder that she was never allowed to keep her own young. read
Annie Meier, 35, from London, went through an 80-hour labour with her daughter Bea. She battled PTSD and depression for two years before admitting to her husband Richard she was struggling. read
November is a fraught month for Major-General Alastair Duncan, writes FRANCES HARDY. Fireworks transport him back into the thick of combat zones. read
The paralympian, who is under house arrest at his uncle's mansion in Pretoria, South Africa, was pictured with his young cousins during his 29th birthday party on Sunday. read
As soon as the two women, who live in Parkersburg, West Virginia, started speaking and singing, they couldn't contain themselves and almost fell off their chairs from laughing too hard. read
Dr Saleh Ibrahim Mabrouk, was arrested at his home in south-east England last week on suspicion of conspiracy to murder Pc Fletcher (pictured). He has since been bailed. read
The Transport Accident Investigation Commission in New Zealand said cliff rescue staff attached to ropes could be called on to descend into the icy mountain to recover the seven bodies. read
A video of a fight thought to have broken out over powdered milk in the Netherlands has emerged online. The argument was reportedly between three Chinese shoppers outside a Rotterdam supermarket. read
Bookmakers are offering odds of 4/1 – the lowest for several years – of snow falling on Christmas Day, after the recent cold snap saw temperatures plummet to almost -6C overnight. read
Government statistics have revealed women are more likely to fail their driving tests than men - and the gap between genders only gets bigger with age with 50-year-old males twice as likely to pass as a woman. read
London-based British American Tobacco is to trial a new type of cigarette called iFuse that combines e-cigarette technology (stock image pictured) and tobacco. read
Paraplegic inmate Abdul Basit, has been paralysed from the waist down and uses a wheelchair since contracting meningitis in prison in Faisalabad in 2010. read
The Los Angeles-based company behind the Vaporcade Jupiter (illustrated) claims it is 'the world's first and only cellular vaporiser'. read
Jonah Lomu's former doctor, John Mayhew, has said the rugby great likely died from a blood clot which probably formed during a long haul flight to New Zealand. read
The graves of Levi George Price, who hung himself in 2001 and his brother Gareth Price, who also committed suicide in 2005, were dug up in County Durham and their skulls were removed. read
Playing with 10 men is usually a disadvantage but for Belgium Third Division side Eendracht Aalst, it proved the opposite when one of their players relieved themselves during a recent match. read
Dr Aynur Dagdemir was stabbed to death by Yusuf Dogan after intervening in an argument between him and his wife. Dogan (pictured) then jumped to his death after stabbing her and died at the scene. read
When Hannah Yarker, 20, from Wythenshawe, was expecting twins, she joked about who they might look like. Much to her surprise, they really did look like each of their parents... taking on their colouring. read
Louise Stewart-Scott, 14, of Jersey, has Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, causing hypermobility and her joints to dislocate. She also suffers from scoliosis, an abnormal curvature in her spine. read
Nasa researchers in California mapped the regions by combining images captured by the Dawn probe between August and October this year. read
Researchers from he University of California, Los Angeles studied penguins' feathers in detail to reveal their de-icing trick that means their feathers are never clogged with ice. read
The in-flight holiday cocktail cheat sheet shows travellers how they can make everything from a screw driver or bloody mary to sangria or red eye express. read
The Zarnowiec facility, in northern Poland, was supposed to be the country's first nuclear power station - but it was never completed because of a public outcry after the Chernobyl disaster. read
The sugar babes featured in the calendar from Danish dating site SugarDaters share stories of alcoholism and abuse to challenge some of the common stereotypes surrounding its members. read
The helpless street dog, who has since been named Alice, was discovered lying in the back of an abandoned tuk-tuk in India before she was taken to a rescue centre in Udaipur for treatment. read
Alice Hart-Davis has had blonde hair for 20 years. Decides to try out having mousy hair, a trend popularised by celebrities. Alice doesn't think she's cool enough to pull off the transformation. read
Lorin LaFave called Surrey Police ‘begging’ them to help protect her son Breck Bednar, 14, who was being groomed online. But an ‘uncaring’ and 'incompetent' 101 call operator fobbed her off. read
The footage was captured in Montreal, Canada and shows two-year-old Luca appearing to say 'oh f***' while running around the house knocking on doors. read
Mitu Khurana, a doctor living in Jaipur, India, claims her husband secretly asked doctors to take an ultra-sound of her babies while she was in hospital with a stomach complaint in 2004. read
Last week extracts were published of a 30,000-word love letter, written by Germaine Greer to her secret lover novelist Martin Amis, in 1976. Here five well-known women reveal their love letters. read
Two Palestinian teenage girls stabbed a 70-year-old Palestinian man with scissors in Jerusalem market before they were shot by police, in the latest incident in a two-month wave of violence. read
A recording of Obama singing 'Amazing Grace' at the funeral of Reverend Clementa Pinckney, a victim of the Charleston shooting in June, will serve as an interlude on Coldplay's new album. read
Students from the University of Bristol have been filmed watching porn to show men and women's differing reactions. Male students giggled nervously while the women seemed more shocked by the clips. read
King Carl XVI Gustaf, who once had a reputation as a lothario and is now a staunch environmentalist, said he realised how much energy they used when he was staying somewhere without a shower. read
The suspected gas blast incident happened in the village of Wooburn Green, near Beaconsfield in Buckinghamshire. The semi-detached property has reportedly been completely destroyed. read
Daisy the dog is so excited to run for the first time in her new prosthetic legs that she has no problem overtaking her 'fur brother' in a race around Los Angeles. read
Chief executives, A-list actors and supermodels will be spending their winter holidays on these extravagant yachts as they sail from island to island in the Caribbean. read
Jenny Brown, headteacher of £15,450-a-year St Albans High School for Girls, in Hertfordshire, said teenage girls who see their mother as their best friend are anxiety-prone and less resourceful. read
Her Majesty's granddaughter Zara Phillips would appear to have more reason than most to celebrate Britain's 'dynamic' new economic relationship with the Chinese. read
A new formula will be introduced in England from 2017-18 to close 'arbitrary and unfair' gaps between areas, the Chancellor will announce this week. read
Chancellor George Osborne is expected to announce this week that he will allow councils to raise the levy by up to 2 per cent to cover shortfalls in social care for their residents. read
Four Britons were among seven people who died at New Zealand hot-spot Fox Glacier, when their helicopter crashed into a crevasse. There was heavy rain and poor visibility at the time. read
Second-year George Lawlor, 19, fears for his future at Warwick University after being ostracised and bullied for challenging a student union drive to hold rape awareness sessions. read
New scenes released in the latest TV ad show the evil army known as The First Order giving something similar to a Nazi salute, standing next to officers in black uniform similar to that of the Gestapo. read
Sepp Blatter has said he nearly died after collapsing earlier this month. The 79-year-old suspended FIFA president spent several days in hospital but has since been released. read
Gunfire erupted around 7pm Sunday at Bunny Friend Park in New Orleans's Ninth Ward during an after party for a parade where hundreds had gathered for a music video shoot. read
Nearly 100 bodies have been pulled from a landslide near a jade mine in Myanmar's northern Kachin State as rescuers desperately search for 100 people who are still missing. read
Conservative MP Johnny Mercer, who stripped off for a Dove shower advert, has said the reason he has never taken drugs is because 'you don't put diesel in a Ferrari'. read
Falling energy and fuel bills helped keep consumer spending on essentials down for the eleventh consecutive month, Lloyds Bank's Spending Power report said. read
More than 10 million drivers pay their car tax using Direct Debit. The option to spread VED payments out monthly was introduced in October last year, and now almost one in three use this method. read
Photographer Paul Zizka went deep inside Canadian Rockies to explore Booming Ice Chasm. These amazing images show a world that will be frozen forever. read
Scientists at the Meyer-Hentschel Institute in Germany developed the suit for Ford's Driving Skills for Life programme so motorists can understand the risks of driving under the influence. read
Alan McFadyen, 46, finally managed to capture a flawless kingfisher dive at Kirkcudbright in Scotland, where he used to watch the birds as a boy with his late grandfather Robert Murray. 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
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
The Chancellor is due to deliver his Autumn Statement on Wednesday, and MPs have called for it to include new incentives to encourage drivers to do away with high polluting diesels. read
Evans was seen laughing with Formula One driver Button in a bright green McLaren 650S Spider on the BBC motoring show’s test track at the Dunsfold Aerodrome in Surrey. read
When Kerry Mustafa (pictured), from Hull, East Yorkshire, asked son Ali Junior to write down how he felt about problems she suspected he was having at school, but it was much worse than she imagined. read
Thousands of people needlessly died because the global response to the ebola crisis was ‘late, feeble and uncoordinated’, a damning report concludes today. 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
Retail giant Toys R Us have stopped categorising toys by gender on their website, amid pressure from campaigners who say it puts girls off science toys and makes boys feel they can't play with dolls. read
Laura and Tom Reed, of Warwickshire, bought a toy Mog for seven-month-old son Henry but their four-year-old exotic shorthair Gus has taken an instant dislike to his doppelganger. read
Lord Lawson said money should be directed at national security and not wasted on the multi-million pound operations investigating 'unsubstantiated' historic sex abuse claims. 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
Carolyn Fairbairn said even corporate events are too male-oriented – and is now calling for more early evening business meetings where people ‘have a nice glass of wine and then go home’. read
The UK’s biggest lenders have agreed to introduce a standardised ‘tariff of mortgage charges’ to communicate what charges mean and what borrowers will have to pay. read
Users can select either the Light side or the Dark side at Google Star Wars and once a side has been selected (pictured), Easter eggs are added to Google apps. 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
A camper in pursuit of a great view was nearly killed after choosing a precarious spot to pitch his tent. Steven Hill, 42, set up camp on the edge of a 120 foot cliff on Scotland's west coast. read
Pfizer and Allergan may be on the cusp of a $150billion merger, according to sources at the Wall Street Journal. The combined company would be the world's largest drug maker by sales. read
They’re spoofs squarely aimed at grown-ups rather than children, with titles such as The Ladybird Book Of Dating, The Book Of The Hangover, and the How It Works guide to The Husband and The Wife. read
Interior designers Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent's 2,800-sq-ft apartment located in Manhattan's Greenwich Village is on the market after they received several inquiries about selling it. read
Pope Francis kissed one-year-old Gianna in September, during a papal procession in Philadelphia. read
The Yasukuni shrine in Tokyo has been the target of criticism from China and South Korea, which suffered from Japan's World War II atrocities and aggression. 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
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
An Israeli woman was stabbed to death and three Palestinians killed in the latest wave of violence in the region that shows no sign of abating. read
Zimbabwe's First Lady Grace Mugabe has sparked outrage after claiming last Friday that women are to blame for rape if they wear mini skirts and revealing clothing. read
Southern right whales off the coast of Argentina are increasingly being attacked by kelp gulls, which gouge skin and blubber from the mammals backs as they swim at the surface. read
Writer Lauren Turner, who is nine months pregnant, has stepped out in a series of skin tight, cleavage baring ensembles in a bit to replicate Kim Kardashian's pregnancy style. read
Opposition candidate Mauricio Macri won Argentina's presidential election on Sunday, marking an end to the left-leaning and often-combative era of President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner. read
The unusual spectacle, which was visible from the Ural Mountains all the way to Russia's remote Far East, is called a parhelion and is sometimes considered to be a bad omen. 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
The CEO of Nike has said that leggings are the new denim - they reflect healthy lifestyle choices and makes the wearing seem like they've just finished a trendy gym workout. read
The little Schnauzer sprints out of the room and leaps onto a female who is kneeling down by the front door at the house in Utah after she had been away for a few days. 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 unfortunate crash was captured on camera and showed the two officers from Brazil riding a motorbike around a car park during an impromptu show. read
A 1,400-year-old tree has become the centre of attention in the city of Xi’an, central China. Stunning photos taken recently of the ginkgo tree show its majestic sea of golden leaves. read
Huge flames started shooting out of Suzaane Dale's toaster when she turned it on its side to cook cheese on toast in her home in Manchester. It took firefighters 20 minutes to put out the blaze. 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
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
Alex Bernasconi has travelled to Antarctica and South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands to capture and compile a selection of stunning photographs into a new book, Blue Ice. read
The cute images show the intimate moment a young cub tried to wake his mother in Kenya's Masai Mara national reserve but she takes the young animal by surprise by tickling his stomach. read