Over the past year, 30-year-old Andreas Christopheros, from Cornwall, has slowly rebuilt his life with the support of his 33-year-old wife Pia and their adorable son Theo, two. He appeared on This Morning, speaking to presenters Holly Willoughby and Philip Schofield about his ordeal. Pictured clockwise from left, on This Morning with his wife Pia and presenters Holly and Phil. Inset, with son Theo before the attack.
The diary of British explorer Henry Worsley has revealed the heart wrenching moment he realised he would not finish his journey after battling weeks of extreme exhaustion and dehydration. The 55-year-old former Army officer, from Fulham, London, was 71 days in to his attempt to become the first adventurer to cross Antarctica completely unsupported and unassisted, but collapsed in his tent on Friday and was rushed to hospital. The married father-of-two (pictured left in his tent, bottom right with David Beckham during the expedition and top right with the Duchess of Cambridge in 2012) died yesterday morning at a Chile hospital after succumbing to organ failure.
Susanne Hinte, 48, from Worcester, claims she's the second £33million winner of the Lotto's record £66million jackpot but accidentally damaged her winning ticket in the wash.
The Conservative grandee and former party chairman, who became best known as Mrs Thatcher's dashing and favourite minister, served in a variety of senior posts in her governments.
In an eight-page report Europol explained that ISIS may have established an 'external action command trained for special forces-style attacks' and said the group was active in Europe.
The World Health Organisation (WHO) says there is strong evidence that a sugar tax can work alongside other measures such as tackling big portion sizes and unclear food labelling.
More than 500 complaints were made about the first episode in the controversial series after it aired at 6.30pm on a Sunday evening, two-and-a-half hours before the watershed.
The headline to an article in Friday's paper wrongly attributed a rush for home loans to 'right to buy'. In fact, as the article made clear, the increase has been in the number of 'right to buy properties'.
The RNLI has said it has found another 30-tonne corpse on marshes at Wainfleet on the Lincolnshire coast this afternoon - five miles from where three more were discovered yesterday. A build-up of methane gas caused one of the whales to explode today as marine biologists carrying out a post-mortem examination cut at its skin and blubber, with shocked witnesses describing a bang, a 'huge blast of air' followed by a foul stench.
The man was found dead in a 'sex swing' surrounded by gas cylinders at a property in Hove, East Sussex, at around 9.15pm on Friday.
Car salesman Warren Lyttle says his wife and mother-of-one Lisa Jane, 49, choked to death during a sado-masochistic role-play she proposed at his home in Majorca.
The RSPCA has launched an investigation into the posts, having received reports of kittens being sold for baiting on Merseyside.
Tareena Shakil, 26, (pictured) from Birmingham who fled to Syria in October 2014 told a jury she came back of her 'own free will' after a change of heart.
Council chiefs in Kent said they have no choice but to place local children elsewhere amid the continuing flow of unaccompanied asylum seeking children (UASC) from the Continent.
The first two families will arrive in the spring, the Western Isles Council said today, joining a population of just 27,400 people which only has one town, Stornaway, where 8,000 people live.
Ricky Hepworth, 24, killed 48-year-old Andrew Tomlinson and his wife Faye, 54 (pictured), and Mandy Deere, also 54, as they walked home together from a pub in Askern, Doncaster.
Alan Morrison is said to have used contaminated equipment on patients at his clinics in Cumnock and Drongan, Ayrshire for almost a year
Neil Denny, 35, wrongly convinced himself that there was another man hiding in his house in Bramley, Leeds, West Yorkshire, after returning to his partner and two children from a festival.
Richard, of north London, denies three counts of engaging in sexual activity with a child, one count of causing a child to engage in sexual activity and a charge of paying for sexual services of a child. The millionaire (second from the left), who appeared on BBC's Dragons' Den in the first two series, allegedly arranged for a 13-year-old girl and a 15-year-old friend to join him at a £149-a-night apartment in central London. A prosecutor said today that Richard (pictured, right, today) is expected to claim he reasonably believed the girl was 16 or over at the time.
The suspected robbers entered Barclays Bank on East India Dock Road, Poplar, London before one held a staff member at knifepoint and demanded that the security door be opened.
The young woman's torso was found in a remote field in the village of Cockley Cley, near Swaffham, Norfolk in August 1974, wearing a pink nightdress and wrapped in a plastic sheet.
Jacek Adamowicz, 29, was working at Hitchen Foods in Ince, Greater Manchester, when the stack of unstable material fell and trapped the employee underneath.
Accountant Murray Pringle, who is in his 70s and comes from High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, and businessman Simon Pringle, who is in his 50s and lives near Hastings, East Sussex, both lay claim to the baronetcy of Pringle of Stichill.
West Yorkshire Fire Service said Simon Pilling officially retired at the end of last month - but will be returning to the post of chief fire officer and chief executive on February 1.
David Cameron vowed to continue his dealings with the Kremlin with a 'very cold heart' after an inquiry found President Putin had 'probably' personally ordered the assassination of Mr Litvinenko.
There are 5,885 highly dangerous criminals behind bars in the eight Category A prisons in the UK, of which 1,229 follow the Islamic faith, including Lee Rigby killer Michael Adebolajo at Belmarsh.
New research carried out by The College of Policing suggests taking children to speak to prisoners about their experience has a detrimental impact.
Nottingham, Bristol, Milton Keynes and London are the big winners of the electric-vehicle investment, the DfT confirmed on Monday.
Anthony Bruce, 19, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, drowned Old English Sheepdog Benji in the bath behind his girlfriend Lauren Brattle's back because he was jealous about the time she dedicated to her pet. For months, he tormented the dog by locking it outside and feeding it toilet paper. However, Ms Brattle, 18 (pictured with Benji, and with Bruce, inset), was oblivious to what her controlling boyfriend was doing to her six-month-old puppy until the day he confessed to killing her beloved pet. Bruce was sentenced to 16 weeks in a Young Offender Institution at North Tyneside Magistrates' Court in December and banned from owning animals for life. Ms Brattle now says she wants nothing more to do with Bruce, and claims she should have listened to her nan who 'always said he had evil in his eyes'.
According to the report, cities with low pay packets and high welfare bills include Manchester and Bradford. Cities enjoying high wages and low benefits bills include Cambridge and Aberdeen.
The mural, in Knightsbridge, London, depicts the young girl from the musical Les Miserables with tears streaming from her eyes as a can of teargas lies beneath her.
The Animalarium in Borth, near Aberystwyth in Wales, is home to meerkats, monkeys and even crocodiles and is being sold by the outgoing owners
The women, all from England, arrived in Marlin Marina in Cairns,. Australia, after 257 days at sea, where they rowed across the Pacific Ocean after setting off from San Francisco last April.
Lauren Brown, 22, from York, had been prescribed Co-cyprindiol - commonly known by the brand name Dianette - for skin problems. Pain and swelling in her leg revealed she had DVT.
EXCLUSIVE: Fran Purdy, from Kent, had tried dozens of over-the counter and home remedies. She claims a specialist treatment which uses tiny needles and heat has transformed her skin.
The Conservative grandee and former party chairman, became best known as Mrs Thatcher's dashing and favourite minister but fell from grace after a 12-year affair with his secretary.
Shadow chancellor John McDonnell claimed a deal for Google to pay an extra £130 million in taxes relating to the last nine years was equivalent to an effective rate of just 3 per cent.
The backbencher is accused of claiming more than £25,000 in extra accommodation allowances since 2011 for his children, despite none of them living with him in London.
Kate Osamor's advert (pictured) asked for a volunteer to help in her constituency office in Edmonton, north London, even though Labour has previously vowed to ban similar placements.
Lord Rose repeatedly urged voters to place the 'imperfect' reality of Britain's membership of the EU against the 'risk of what we might have tomorrow'.
John Letts (right) and his wife, Sally Lane, from Oxford, have spoken for the first time in two years since their son 'Jihadi Jack', 20 (inset, and left as a teenager), fled Britain and allegedly joined ISIS in Syria, where he has a wife and a son. Speaking from their terraced home in Oxford, the anguished parents said they monitor Jack's social media accounts 'every day' and described their ordeal as a 'nightmare'. Jack left the UK in September 2014 when he was just aged 18, sparking fears that he may have fled to join ISIS in Syria and his story hit headlines this week amid a mass of speculation that he had become a frontline fighter for the terror organisation and had settled in Fallujah, Iraq, with a wife and child. Mr Letts, a botanist, denied that his son had joined ISIS but said today: 'I feel like my son is walking on a railway track, blindfolded, and there's a train coming and he can't hear me, like I can't do anything about it. It has been a nightmare.'
Critics fear that now the Department for Work and Pensions have access to the data from next month it will be used to name and shame surgeries who issue the most 'fit notes'.
Two carers are Ashbourne House nursing home in Middleton, Greater Manchester, after footage and pictures emerged showing the dolls as the subject of a number of sick pranks.
Kent and Canterbury Hospital will ask ambulances to take intoxicated patients to hospitals in Margate and Ashford to relieve pressure on its emergency care centre.
The man was attacked by the masked assailant who allegedly sliced and 'chopped up' his victim in front of shocked commuters near a bus stop on Tile Cross Road in Birmingham at about 8am.
Lauren Brown, 22, from York, had been prescribed Co-cyprindiol - commonly known by the brand name Dianette - for skin problems. Pain and swelling in her leg revealed she had DVT.
Storm Jonas, which has caused widespread chaos across America's East Coast, is to hit Britain tomorrow - bringing up to six inches of rain and gales of 70mph.
Ministers from around Europe are meeting in Amsterdam today as leaders struggle to offer any solution to the 2,000 people now arriving every day
Islamic State terrorist Mohammed Emwazi, who was killed in a drone strike in Raqqa two months ago, had told his brother Oman, 22, that his encounters with MI5 had ruined his hopes of marriage.
A pro-gun activist from Austin, Texas, has been accused of 'making terrorists' jobs so much easier' by handing anyone the chance to build an AR-15 semi-automatic rifle.
Asylum seekers in Cardiff, Wales, claim they are being denied food unless they wear specially marked bands - making them 'an easy target for abuse and harassment'. Those behind the scheme say it is the only way to ensure asylum seekers receive food or weekly allowance in the form of supermarket vouchers. But the move has sparked outrage amongst the migrant community, many of whom are being put up in Lynx House - a B&B; now so overrun by refugees the entire road has now been dubbed 'Asylum Street'.
The 24-year-old became the first British woman in 32 years to reach a Grand Slam quarter final after beating last year's semi-finalist Ekaterina Makarova.
Helga Martin, 56, from Tyldesley, Gtr Manchester, was giving a bath to Holly, five, and nine-year-old Libby using two small bath bombs from a children's Boots gift set when she saw the glass.
Bristol police officers sent up the helicopter after members of the public rang 999 and said they could hear a female sobbing and wailing in the Avon Gorge.
Carrie Harwood, 20, was among a group of 'feral' youngsters who surrounded and beat up an innocent man at a service station in Burnley, Lancashire.
The City of London worker often struggles to find a seat on his return journey from London Liverpool Street to Ipswich, Suffolk, a journey he has made for the past 17 years.
Liz Kirtley, 45, went for a hearing test and was told rather than having an eat problem, she had a mon-cancerous growth on the part of the brain which helps to control hearing and balance.
Cancer sufferer Margaret Holt forgot to hand in her pass when she left her vehicle in a free disabled bay at Barnet Hospital in North London to visit her brother Alan.
The route, which cost the taxpayer £20,000 and has already been christened the 'footpath to nowhere' by bemused locals, was recently built in the Derbyshire village of West Hallam.
Gilbert Deya and his team were said to have been caught by a newspaper selling the £1.99 750ml product from Aldi in their church shop in South London for £4.99 as a cure if used on food.
Daisy Kelly has been segregated from other pupils at Tollbar School in Grimsby, North East Lincolnshire, after dying her hair with a technique called ombre. It has been dip-dyed blonde and brown - and her mother Diane Kelly claims one teacher was so impressed with the new style that she complimented her daughter on her hair.
Experts from US hospitals and institutions including Harvard University managed to transplant cells into mice, which immediately began producing insulin.
Spanking a child can take a toll on their psychiatric wellbeing - and increase risk of them developing aggressive behavior later in life, say professors of psychiatry at the University of Toledo and SUNY.
The high-tech alchite dressing (pictured), believed to be a world first, has been designed by the fibres science and technology team at the University of Bolton.
Scientists at Penn State University and Postdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, in Germany, say it is 'extremely likely' humans have caused recent record temperatures since 2000.
Astronomers in Corfe, Dorset, were treated to a rare view of Venus, Saturn, Mars and Jupiter lining up in an arc across the sky. In the coming weeks Mercury will be added to the list.
Scott Kelly, from Orange in New Jersey, snapped the snowstorm in full flow from the International Space Station. Jonas wreaked havoc in the US, with eleven states declaring a state of emergency.
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Incredible pictures reveal the moment a ferocious young lion found itself impaled on the horns of a water buffalo during an epic ninety minute battle. The unlucky cub (pictured) was caught on the horn of a cape bull buffalo as it leapt onto the animal, while it was grazing in long grass, in the Mala Mala Game Reserve in South Africa.
Kerrigan Renniegade, from Scotland, filmed her partner Mark O'Neill arriving home to their young Staffordshire bull terrier Patch, who was overwhelmed and leaps into his owner's arms.
WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT The dog was horrendously deformed and his face was infested with maggots when he was found by Animal Aid Unlimited charity workers in India.
Visitors to Bristol Museum and Art Gallery have spotted that this stuffed golden pheasant bares a remarkable resemblance to the US Presidential hopeful.
The shirtless father carried his disabled son into the garden in swimming shorts in a video posted to YouTube by Marcos Vinícius Petri, from Sao Paolo, Brazil, that's been viewed 300,000 times.
Baby raver Jack Byrne, from St Helens, Merseyside, is admired by his family members for his instinctive dance moves and was captured by his doting dad Matthew having a little boogie.
The striking pictures were taken by photographer Michelle Lynn Fritz, from Pennsylvania in the U.S., where she creates the bubbles and lights them up against the rising sun in her back garden.
A new artwork (main picture) by Banksy criticising the use of teargas in The Jungle refugee camp in Calais (inset) has appeared on a wall opposite the French Embassy in London. The mural depicts the young girl from the musical Les Miserables with tears streaming from her eyes as a can of CS gas lies beneath her. The artwork is just one of a number of Banksy pieces to criticise the handling of the refugee crisis.
The terror group claims have to hundreds of militants in countries across the continent ready to bring murder and mayhem to the streets, said Europol.
Hamil Mehdi, 25, put in custody in southern Italian city of Cosenza. He travelled to Turkey in July but was deported while attempting to join Deash in Syria. Police found jihad training manual in his flat.
The four cases involve girls under the age of 18 and have taken place in hot tubs, pools or in the changing rooms if Eriksdalsbadet, Stockholm, in the past three weeks.
German police have recorded hundreds of cases of sexual assault and robbery on New Years Eve, reportedly carried out by 'gangs of foreign men'.
Scott Kelly, from Orange in New Jersey, snapped the snowstorm in full flow from the International Space Station. Jonas wreaked havoc in the US, with eleven states declaring a state of emergency.
Alberto Muraglia, 53, was filmed clocking in council offices of Sanremo, north-west Italy, wearing his underpants. He has now been sacked by the town's council despite claims that he once foiled a robbery.
Martin Trenneborg., 38, makes a list of demands for his victim, including that she gives him a 'girlfriend experience' when they have sex in the bunker he had built on his remote farm in Axeltorp, Sweden.
Celebrated Spanish bullfighter Francisco 'Fran' Rivera Ordóñez attracted criticism after posting a controversial picture of him holding infant daughter Carmen while fighting a bull.
The scholarship was introduced this year and has been awarded to young women from the Uthukela district in the eastern KwaZulu-Natal province, by mayor Dudu Mazibuko.
Rare skiing accident occurred at Feldberg ski resort in Baden-Württemberg. The male skiers were both wearing helmets before the violent impact.
Roger Hilario Blandon, 53, the skipper of a tourist boat which capsized off the coast of Nicaragua killing 13 people, previously served five years in prison for drugs trafficking, it has emerged.
Sometimes silence is the most revealing statement. Consider the muteness of the Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn in the wake of the report of the public inquiry into the death of Alexander Litvinenko.
How could regulators fail the public for so long, before action was prompted by this paper's campaign, hailed by MPs as showing the 'highest standards of ethical investigative journalism'?
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