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.

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.

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'.

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.

Russia's strongman Vladimir Putin has been overseeing the daily airstrikes in Syria from a colossal three-floor war room in Moscow.

Security sources revealed lapses in communication between countries and on some occasions specific warnings were ignored leading up to the massacre on November 13.

Nawnee Mackin, of Manchester, knocked down and killed little Samuel Walker as the youngster crossed the road with his mother and sister

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.

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.

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.

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.

Falling energy and fuel bills helped keep consumer spending on essentials down for the eleventh consecutive month, Lloyds Bank's Spending Power report said.

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.

In some homes, the highest recorded concentration of Radon was 50 times over the recommended level, according to Keith Hardy, of Nottingham Trent University.

Thames Valley Police have confirmed they have received a complaint about the alleged use of MMS, which is similar to bleach

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.

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.

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'.

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.

In a thinly-veiled attack on the Government, Tony Hall will today state politicians have diminished the BBC by making it fund things that are not related to broadcasting.

Students claim the balls may upset women and ethnic minority students and have complained to the organising committees for the events. Magdalen College's promises to take revellers 'back to 1926'.

The DVLA has revealed a comprehensive list of registration plates which have been banned from Britain's roads including OR16 ASM and B16 DKK after being deemed inappropriate.

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.

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.

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.

Official statistics published today show there were 114,720 divorces in England and Wales in 2013 - down from 118,140 a year earlier.

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.

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.

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.

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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.

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.

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.

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.

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.