Why IS the BBC showing this father killing himself? Harrowing last moments of family man who died at Swiss euthanasia clinic - against his wife's wishes - to be broadcast tonight

Simon Binner's death featured in BBC Two's 'How to Die' documentary

Simon Binner (left), 57, from Purley, Surrey, was killed by a lethal dose of anaesthetic which he administered in a Swiss suicide clinic 600 miles from home on October 19 last year. His final, precious moments were shared only with those he cared for the most in the world: his wife, Debbie (pictured together, right), sister Elizabeth and three of his closest friends. Simon was so ashamed of what motor neurone disease - the debilitating condition with which he had been diagnosed in January - had done to him that he wouldn't even let his mother, Jean, or his stepdaughters, Hannah and Zoe, be present. But tonight this most intimate of scenes will be broadcast to an entire nation, when it forms the final part of a controversial BBC Two documentary, How to Die: Simon's Choice.

Victory for Trump! The Donald wins in New Hampshire with a third of the vote in early counting - as Kasich takes second place

With about 13 per cent of the votes counted in the Granite State, Trump led the field at 34 per cent of the total vote in an election that poll-watchers expected would set a new record for voter participation.

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Clarifications and corrections 

An article on 11 January wrongly suggested that Gale Booth is Lauren Booth's mother. We are happy to make clear that Gale Booth was not an alcoholic or an unfit parent.

Chainsaw massacre! Residents' fury after council fells 3,000 trees across England's greenest city in bid to save money... and fear thousands more are at risk

Sheffield residents' fury after council fells 3,000 trees to save money

Sheffield residents are locked in a bitter battle with the council after claims that 3,000 of the city's roadside trees were felled in an apparent bid to save money on maintenance. Campaigners (inset) fear that some 75 per cent of the city's roadside trees could still be at risk. Dead, dying and diseased trees have been cut down, along with trees said to be damaging roads or causing an obstruction to pavements. But the council has dismissed criticism of mass felling, saying many of the trees have been replaced with saplings. Tree-lined Humphrey Road (left) has been left bare (right) after the mass felling.

The physics teachers without a degree in physics: Chronic shortage of staff means subject is being taught by staff with little knowledge of it

The National Audit Office (NAO) said teacher shortages across the country are growing, with particular issues in science subjects.

Revealed, the REAL reason junk food is so bad for us: Harmful molecules in chopped and refrigerated products raise the risk of heart disease and diabetes

University of Leicester scientists say these molecules are undetectable in fresh foods, but abundant in foods like ready-chopped vegetables, pasta sauces and sandwiches.

MPs' pay set to go up by another £1,000 in April just a year after they controversially received a 10% increase 

An exterior view of the Big Ben Houses of Parliament in Westminster, London, England.
Britain prepares to go to the polls on 7 May 2015.

MPs will benefit from another salary increase of almost £1,000 this April, with the basic wage of House of Commons members climbing to almost £75,000 a year, plus expenses.

New anti-terror laws are rushed, a threat to our privacy and give spies too much power, says damning report 

Parliamentary committee warned the new laws give only 'piecemeal' protection from excessive surveillance by intelligence agencies, as terror attacks are being used to ride over privacy.

Age UK suspends 'rip-off' tariff with energy giant: Charity insists deal with E.On that helped it receive £6m last year was cheapest when it launched

The charity received more than £6million from E.on last year, part of this from commission on the energy deals it recommended to the elderly which it is now claimed were not the cheapest on the market.

Why we're shopping like Britain's still in recession: Looking for the best deals and multiple visits rather than one big trip are still popular among half of us  

Research by analysts at Nielsen shows UK families are shopping as if the country is still in recession and households buy less and use leftovers in push to save money.

'Small' food firms really owned by global giants: Teapigs and Rachel's yoghurt among artisan brands that are actually owned by corporations 

Teapigs, Rachel's organic yoghurt and Dorset Cereals are examples of seemingly 'homespun' brands, which are actually owned by large companies like TATA, Nestle and Associated British Foods.

Sunday trading laws set to be scrapped within months: Ministers announce plans that could see some shops open 24/7 despite opposition from MPs on religious and family grounds 

Councils will be able to ditch Sunday trading laws, which limit large stores across Britain to opening just six hours on a Sunday, by the autumn. Some Tory MPs oppose it on family and religious grounds.

REVEALED: A horrifying regime of violence and sexual abuse: This chilling Mail dossier exposes the vital evidence the Deepcut coroner refuses to hear

Mail dossier exposes evidence over Kate Wilson the Deepcut coroner refuses to hear

Private Kate Wilson (left), whose name has been changed to preserve her family's anonymity, claims she was viciously assaulted, sexually harassed and urinated upon while asleep during her time in the British Army. Wilson was by no means unique. During her 'training', she claims to have witnessed a serious but unpunished sexual assault by an instructor on one of her sleeping female room-mates, and the daily abuse of other vulnerable female recruits - little more than children. 'These were men with no honour and no pride,' she said. 'We were kids, and they were monsters; vile and barbaric.' She spoke out as the second inquest into the death of 18-year-old Private Cheryl James (inset) got underway. The teenage recruit was found shot at Deepcut barracks in Surrey (right) in 1995.

Police failed to quiz men in 'Deepcut love triangle': Inquest hears three men should have been designated as suspects in female soldier's death but police took four weeks to interview them

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 Private Cheryl James, deceased, with motherDoreen James
THE parents of Private Cheryl James, who died at Deepcut Barracks, Surrey, in 1995, say they hope a new inquest will finally reveal the truth about their daughterís death.
Des and Doreen James are preparing themselves for a pre-inquest hearing next Tuesday (May 19) after Dominic Grieve, the Attorney General quashed an open verdict on their daughterís death last spring.
Private James, 18, was reported to have shot herself, but allegations then surfaced that the barracks were ìout of controlî, and that there may have been a more sinister explanation.
Des spoke in detail about their long and tiring 20-year journey, filled with hopeful highs and heart-breaking lows.

An inquest into the death of Private Cheryl James heard that three men should have been designated as suspects when the 18-year-old was found shot at Deepcut Barracks, Surrey, in 1995.

FTSE hits 3-year low: Bank shares take a beating on another day of market turmoil 

The FTSE 100 index is now down more than 20 per cent since last year's peak, after falling another 57.17 points to 5632.19 - taking the slide in value for the year to nearly 10 per cent, or £157billion.

Has my old school chum become a teacher's pet: QUENTIN LETTS on Yesterday in Parliament 

Tory Eurosceptic Nick Herbert gave a speech saying he wants to stay in the EU. QUENTIN LETTS asks if he ever mean his Euroscepticism or was it careerist positioning.

Britain's trade to EU slumps: Major boost for the 'Leave' campaign as our exports outside Europe continue to soar

In a sign that the UK could prosper if it quit Brussels, official figures showed that Britain bought far more from EU countries than they bought from us - with the gap at an all-time high of £89billion

We'll send in the warships, says Nato: Vessels set to patrol the Aegean Sea in attempt to stop migrants crossing

German chancellor Angela Merkel last night called on allies to send vessels to patrol the Turkish coast (pictured, migrants arrive on Greek island of Lesbos) in a dramatic escalation of the response to the crisis

Three million more migrants to come: Warning over new influx as 76,000 cross Med in past six weeks 

Research by the think tank MigrationWatch says the EU's asylum system is 'unable to cope' after 1.27million people (pictured on Turkey-Syria border) sought refuge last year - an increase of 95 per cent

New inquest into Poppi Worthington's death to be held in March after coroner rules there is a 'substantial public interest' in a second hearing 

A fresh inquest is to be held in Cockermouth, Cumbria into the death of toddler Poppi Worthington after judge ruled she was sexually assaulted by her father before her sudden death in December 2012.

Second stage of Leveson probe is shelved after ministers decide there is 'no point' in reopening the issue after string of journalists were cleared

A senior Government source told the Daily Mail the second stage, which would examine ties between newspapers and police, had been abandoned after a string of journalists were cleared.

Baroness Bling, sex tycoons - it must be the Tory Ball: ANDREW PIERCE goes inside the party's most lucrative fundraising event 

Hedge-fund kings and business tycoons mingled with David Cameron and a glittery heeled Karren Brady (pictured) at an 18th-century Brewery in the City of London for the party's fundraising ball

I don't mind 3am starts... just don't ask me to work on a Sunday! New face of BBC Breakfast is a devout Christian who always keeps the Sabbath 

BBC Breakfast's Dan Walker is a devout Christian who always keeps the Sabbath 

For most of us, the sticking point would be having to get up for work at 3am - even if it was for a plum job on television. But new BBC Breakfast host Dan Walker (right) was more worried about ensuring that he did not have to work on Sundays. The 38-year-old, who will take over from Bill Turnbull (pictured) at the end of this month, has plotted his career around his Christian faith.

Why more of us tune out of BBC radio: Amount of time spent listening drops again as people opt for podcasts and online streaming services 

Amount of time people spend on listening BBC's radio stations has dropped to its lowest levels.The average Briton spent just 10.1 hours a week tuning in to BBC radio in the last three months of 2015

Babies given paracetamol are nearly a THIRD more likely to develop asthma

Scientists from the universities of Bristol and Oslo suspect taking paracetamol induces 'oxidative stress', in which unstable molecules known as free radicals trigger an allergic response.

Generation in their 50s can forget retirement because money they have saved will be spent on getting children on the property ladder or caring for elderly parents 

Couples in their 50s are also more likely to miss out on an inheritance as their parents use up their own savings - which traditionally would have been left to them - on care or on grandchildren.

Tories could face police probe after being accused of breaking election laws in fight against Ukip

Hundreds of receipts allegedly show the party failed to declare thousands of pounds in hotel bills, which suggests the party broke the £100,000 spending limit for each by-election.

Google pays its boss more than the £130m it paid the UK taxman in TEN YEARS

The internet giant gave its chief executive Sundar Pichai shares in the company worth nearly £140million, making him one of the highest-paid directors of any public company in the world.

'What I would like to say to her, I didn't get to in time': Heartbroken daughter tells of horrifying moment she discovered her 'warrior' mother had been killed in house fire 'started by tumble dryer'

Mishell Moloney killed in Birmingham fire that may have been started by a tumble dryer

Jodie Moloney, 30, said she 'didn't get time' to tell her mother Mishell Moloney, 49 (together left, and right when Jodie was younger), how much she meant to her after she was found dead at her home in Frankley, Birmingham, following a house fire believed to have been sparked by a tumble dryer on Sunday. Stay-at-home mother Mishell was found unconscious at the property (floral tributes outside, inset) by her sister Tracey and daughter Jodie after the pair broke into her home after becoming concerned that they could not get hold of her. Jodie, a mother to 11-year-old Chloe and eight-year-old Callum, described her auntie as a 'hero' for smashing the windows of the property and running upstairs in a bid to try and rescue Mishell. Paramedics arrived but were unable to save Mishell, who was declared dead at the scene. Paying tribute to her mother, Jodie said: 'What I would like to say to her, I didn't get to in time. Mum, I miss you and we will all miss you.' She added: 'My Warrior is what I called her. I'll miss her every day for the rest of my life.'

Saved by a stranger... despite odds of 25 million to one: Joy of leukaemia patient, 24, as donor is found after worldwide search 

Lara Casalotti, 24, from London, faced a 'needle in a haystack' search because of her heritage. Following her campaign, about 20,000 people have joined registers so others can be helped too.

'My amazing dad will not be coming home': Daughter pays tribute to the RSPCA inspector who went missing trying to save gannets from Storm Imogen

Jenna Reid paid tribute to her 'amazing' father Mike Reid, 54, who was last seen on Sunday after trying to help save up to 30 gannets near Penzance in Cornwall that were stranded on the rocks.

Mother whose toddler son was served 'choking hazard' whole grapes at children's play centre party claims staff 'told her it was against the law for them to chop them up'

Mother-of-two Katie Turner, 34, was at Head Over Heels in Chorlton, Manchester, when she saw the whole grapes being served up on her son's plate.

Toddler, 2, suffered a brain haemorrhage and diagnosed with cerebral palsy after her head was crushed by a heavy oak door during a meal out with her parents

Freya Epsom was with her parents at La Lounna restaurant in Colchester, Essex, when the door fell on top of her, knocking her to the floor and causing a brain haemorrhage.

Mother-of-two who can't EAT because chewing dislocates her jaw: Bizarre condition means 22-year-old's joints pop out 30 times a week

Saffron Taylor, 22, from Birmingham, has Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS). The condition makes her joints dislocate at the slightest touch and meant she needed screws inserting into her knee.

Two-star Michelin restaurant sent mother 'threatening email' after she cancelled £95-a-head reservation because her asthmatic daughter, six, was unwell

Helen Hall receives 'threatening email' from two-star Michelin restaurant Sat Bains

Helen Hall, 46, booked a table for the ten-course taster menu at Restaurant Sat Bains with Rooms, Nottingham (inset), as a special Christmas present for her and her husband Neil (pictured together right with daughter Eleanor). But, on the day they were due to go, Eleanor, six (left), who has severe asthma, came down with a chest infection. Not wanting to leave her with a babysitter, Mrs Hall, who had paid a £180 deposit for the table, phoned the establishment to ask if they could re-book. But the restaurant, which last year topped The Sunday Times Top 100 Restaurants list of best spots to dine out, told her she would have to find her own replacement for the table, or face losing the money. When she posted unhappy comments on social media, the restaurant agreed to a refund - before sending her 'offensive' email in which she claims they accused her of being a bad mother.

Mother left in 'excruciating pain' during C-section is awarded £27,000 for not being given enough pain relief

Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Trust paid the sum after admitting the unidentified woman was not given enough anaesthetic by surgeons at Queen Elizabeth Hospital.

Bus driver tells disabled woman who asked for ramp to help her board 'for f**** sake, can't you get the next one?'

Robert Greenwood, the partner of wheelchair-bound Karen McDonald, claimed that the 289 bus driver in Croydon, South, London, shouted and swore at them.

'Please accept my sincerest apologies for being disabled': Businessman who took five years to learn how to walk again after brain damage blasts holiday firm's refusal to give him early check-in

Julian John, 44, who took five years to walk again after brain damage, tried to book a holiday for himself, his wife and two children, aged two and three, at the Bluestone National Park Resort in Pembrokeshire.

Mother told by doctors she was 'fat and lazy' after her weight soared by 6st in four MONTHS was actually suffering from thyroid cancer

Bryony Bateman, 27, from Bristol joined a slimming club and exercised regularly but couldn't lose weight. Tests on a banana-shaped growth on her neck revealed she had thyroid cancer.

Teenager who used £1 chocolate face mask claims she has been 'scarred for life' after suffering severe reaction

Chantelle Currell, 19, of Swanscombe, Kent, bought a Montagne Jeunesse mask from Asda to get rid of blackheads. But she felt it 'burning her skin' after just three minutes.

British parents left with £35,000 medical bill after their daughter suffers horror injuries in moped crash while on holiday in Thailand without insurance

Collect of Natasha Hutchinson before the accident. See SWNS story SWTHAI; A young Brit has been left with a £35,000 hospital bill after she nearly lost her LEG in a horror moped crash on holiday. Natasha Hutchinson was on the adventure of a lifetime when she got knocked off a rented moped in a collision with a lorry - and smashed her leg. The pretty 24-year-old was just six weeks in on her travelling trip, but is now left tens of thousands of pounds out of pocket because she had forgotten to get medical insurance. Natasha, from Maestag, Wales, was left with a smashed kneecap, a broken femur, torn muscles, extensive blood and skin loss and septicaemia in her leg following the horror crash in Phucket, Thailand. \n

Natasha Hutchinson, 24, from Maesteg, Wales, has left her parents £35,000 in debt after getting her leg crushed in an accident while on holiday in Phuket, Thailand and forgetting to take out an insurance.

Vicious killer kicked and stamped man to death before torching his house in row over 'smelly dog' - then tried to claim he had been RESCUING victim

Sheffield man kicked and stamped victim to death then torched his house

Paul Cain, 24 (left), savagely beat defenceless Cy Cooper (right), breaking 23 of his ribs and knocking out several of his teeth, before slitting his throat and setting fire to his home in Sheffield, South Yorkshire (inset). After being arrested, the 'vicious and dangerous' killer claimed he had bravely run into the burning house to rescue Mr Cooper after spotting the fire while walking past the property, as he smoked cannabis with his cousin. However, Sheffield Crown Court heard Mr Cooper was found to have injuries unrelated to the fire when he was pulled from the burning building on July 29 last year. A post-mortem examination found Mr Cooper had no soot in his lungs and was most likely dead before the fire took hold. The jury today found Cain guilty of his murder and he was sentenced to life imprisonment.

E-fit issued in hunt for gunman who shot insurance executive in £2million Essex mansion once owned by NatWest Three banker 

Police have issued an e-fit of one of the two armed robbers that shot Timothy Mardon in the leg during a bungled raid on his £2million home in Essex.

Long-haired fraudster who posed as the Pope's banker to fleece a Dutch shipping firm out of £73million is jailed for 14 years

Luis Nobre (pictured), 49, splurged millions of the cash while living in a five-star London hotel then fled to Switzerland, leaving his girlfriend and their newborn baby with the £130,000 bill.

Killer strangled woman with a pair of straighteners after she called him gay for wanting to do her hair - then drove around with her body in the boot of his car 

Lee Anthony Nolan killed Katelyn Parker, 24, with the appliance's power cable after a dispute on August 13 last year, Manchester Crown Court heard. He will serve a minimum of 18 years.

Stable hand is jailed for six years for plying 13-year-old girl with drink before sexually assaulting her at his £400,000 home

Racing stable worker Graham Rosier, 53, who sexually assaulted a 13-year-old girl at his £400,000 home in Hatton, Warwickshire, after plying her with drink has been jailed for six years.

Out with the family: Rapist Ched Evans spotted on a town centre stroll with his girlfriend and new baby 

Convicted rapist Ched Evans (left), 27, was seen taking his newborn baby boy for a lesisurely stroll with his girlfriend Natasha Massey (right) in at a town centre in Alderney Edge, Cheshire

Police desperately seeking burglar who used dating sites to find women to stay with for the night 

Allan Campbell, from Boston, Lincolnshire, is wanted on recall to prison to complete a sentence for burgling narrow boats. He is known for tricking women into letting him stay at their properties.

Driver admits killing two sisters aged six and seven after ploughing into them in his Seat Leon as they walked to Sunday School

Michael Junior ploughed his grey Seat Leon into Lily and Shelly Wu, aged seven and six, and injured their mother Zhulan in the Harmsworth area of Birmingham on June 21 last year

Bridegroom who 'saw red and snapped' then punched two of his bridesmaids leaving one with a fractured cheek bone is jailed for a year 

John Paul Campbell floored bridesmaid Samantha Dewar with a single punch after hitting fellow bridesmaid Rachel Walsh in Macclesfield, Cheshire in September last year.

Crime boss whose brother was shot dead in bitter Dublin gangland feud that has killed three 'jets back into Dublin from Spain as police fear more shootings in tit-for-tat war' 

Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch has jetted back into Ireland after death of brother

Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch (left) has jetted back into Ireland from Lanzarote as a bitter gangland feud that claimed the life of his brother, Eddie Hutch Senior (right), in Dublin intensifies. Gardai (inset) are battling to control the bloodshed - with a new armed unit being hastily assembled - after the lives of two men were claimed in shootings in the capital in a four-day period. Security sources say that 'real fears' exist that either side of those involved in the feuding will 'try and take another life' if even 'a sliver of opportunity' presents itself in the coming days. Eddie Hutch Senior was the third and latest victim to lose his life on Monday night in the bitter feud between the Kinahan crime cartel and the Hutch gang.

Angry commuter is hunted by police after he shoved fellow passenger, 60, down Tube stairs for bumping into him in rush hour

The man was pursued by a fellow passenger after they collided at the ticket barrier at Putney overground station in south west London.

Horrifying video shows man 'knifed in the head' outside a town centre McDonald's in broad daylight as terrified families watched 

The victim, thought to be in his 30s, was attacked outside a McDonald's restaurant in Bromley, South London. He was tended to by horrified shoppers, who described seeing 'blood everywhere'.

'I wasn't sexually active but my teacher said he would train me': 16-year-old tells how she was seduced by PE instructor on school rock-climbing trip before he took her virginity in her mother's bed 

Outdoor-pursuits leader Lee Lewis had a two-year sexual relationship with the girl when she was 16, a misconduct trial in Cardiff heard. The girl - now aged 18 - said: 'I found his power attractive.'

Barmaid who got £26,000 benefits claiming she was too disabled to wash or dress but was seen pulling 50 pints an hour avoids jail

Elaine Gordon, 59, of Kings Norton, Birmingham, swindled the taxpayer out of £26,000 in state hand-outs by saying she had trouble dressing and washing herself and could barely hold a glass.

Muslim grandfather, 81, was 'racially abused then beaten to death yards from his home as he walked to prayers at his local mosque' 

Dale Jones and Damien Hunt punched, kicked and stamped on Mushin Ahmed (pictured) as he made his way to prayers at the mosque in Rotherham, a court heard

Fancy a game of 1,000-a-side? Bloody scenes at the annual Shrovetide football match - despite rules that very clearly state 'no killing'

Shrovetide football match's bloody scenes despite rules that state 'no killing'

Thousands gathered for the Royal Shrovetide Football match today, an adrenaline-fueled annual tradition with roots going back to at least the 12th century, in Ashbourne, Derbyshire (pictured, main and bottom right). Further north, a similar game takes place in Sedgefield, County Durham (top right), where there are fewer competitors but they take part with equal vigour. The game has barely moved on since then its roots hundreds of years ago, and one of the only rules is that 'murder and manslaughter is prohibited'. However, while 'unnecessary violence is frowned upon', its a rough game, and competitors are often bloodied )top left, Sedgefield).

Female shark which has had no contact with males for more than two years is set for rare phenomenon of 'virgin birth' at British sea life centre

A female shark at Great Yarmouth Sea Life Centre has produced two fertile eggs despite having had no contact with males for more than two years, thanks to a phenomenon known as 'virgin birth'.

Happy families: John and Sally Bercow pictured with their children on a night out in London for the first time since last year's affair revelations

The Commons Speaker and his wife Sally walked the red carpet with their three children during a glamorous promotion night on the West End, London, tonight (pictured).

Moment RAF Brimstone precision missiles fly in through the windows of ISIS hide-out and destroy it

The footage from the strategic city of Ramadi, just 60 miles from Baghdad, shows the £175,000 laser guided Brimstone missiles obliterating the ISIS held building (pictured).

The third Forth bridge: New crossing's three concrete towers stand tall - thanks to 23,000 MILES of cable - as builders prepare to finish £1.4billion construction 

The Queensferry Crossing between Edinburgh and Fife is due to open later this year to ease traffic on the decades-old Forth Road Bridge, which was recently closed due to safety fears.

Woman shopper, 60, plummets 60ft off a balcony to the basement in a John Lewis store... but survives after a BED breaks her fall

Shoppers watched in horror as the 60-year-old woman plunged two storeys to the basement of the shop in Cheadle (pictured), Manchester, and miraculously landed on a display bed.

'It's hell on earth': British accountant held in Myanmar's most notorious prison for 14 months with no charge reveals 'danger and corruption' he faces daily

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Niranjan Rasalingam, 29, from Croydon, has revealed that he has been kept in horrible 'inhumane' conditions at Insein Prison in Yangon, Myanmar, without any formal charge since December 2014.

Shocking dashcam footage shows massive blast from IRA Canary Wharf bomb 20 years ago as memorial service is held for two victims 

Video shows IRA Canary Wharf bomb blast 20 years ago

This is the harrowing police dashcam footage which shows a massive blast from an IRA bomb at Canary Wharf 20 years ago.Today marks the 20th anniversary of the incident, which killed two men and injured more than 100 people. The blast happened at 7.01pm on February 9, 1996, and marked the end of the IRA's 17-month ceasefire.

Domino's Pizza delivery man is sacked for inundating graduate, 22, with creepy texts after she ordered a late night takeaway

The driver was dismissed by the company after Imogen Groome, 22, from Exeter, Devon, was inundated with messages from the man after he delivered takeaway to her home on Friday night.

Married Tory MP 'arranged sexy corkscrew gift for City lawyer he pestered for an affair after one-night stand' 

Patronia Campbell, 48, claims she was subjected to two-and-a-half years of bullying by 42-year-old Huw Merriman, the MP for Bexhill and Battle in East Sussex, after they had a night of drunken sex.

Hopes rise for seventh whale stranded off Norfolk as searchers hope it has swum to deeper waters

The search for a seventh whale seen in trouble off the British coast at Mundesley, Norfolk, has been stood down amid hopes it may have returned to deeper waters.

George Osborne's psychiatrist brother begged his patient mistress not to report him just days after she tried to kill herself because it would 'destroy me and my family'

Dr Adam Osborne, who was married at the time, embarked on a two-year affair with his patient, who he had been treating for depression, anxiety and chronic fatigue at a private practice in London.

A Bentley, a Rolls-Royce and a Beauford are among TEN classic wedding cars worth £500,000 to go up in smoke after blaze destroys family-run business 

Family-run business Classic Wedding Cars Peterborough lost its entire fleet after the fire broke out in a large garage in Thorney, near Peterborough, Cambridgeshire.

Pregnant primary school teacher who left cardboard boxes next to an overflowing recycling bin fined £80 - and warned she could be prosecuted for fly-tipping 

Rachel Thom had driven to the recycling centre in Croydon, South London, with her husband Stephen to get rid of the boxes, which she had already flattened, but was then issued with a fine.

Hampton Court Palace chapel holds its first Catholic service since Henry VIII broke away from Rome in the 16th century

Hampton Court Palace chapel holds first Catholic service since Henry VIII

The Archbishop of Westminster, Cardinal Vincent Nichols, pictured (inset top left) with Father Anthony Howe, hosted an evening service at the former home of King Henry VIII in Richmond upon Thames, west London. It is the first time a service has been conducted according to the Latin Rite of the Catholic Church at the palace's Chapel Royal in more than 450 years. The Bishop of London delivered a sermon at the palace after Cardinal Nichols held a public discussion about faith and the Crown in the palace's Great Hall (main image). Rehearsals (inset top right) went ahead earlier today despite a demonstration being held at the gates of the palace by the Protestant Truth Society.

There's always one! Moment a streaker risks his life by running into a 50ft wave during Storm Imogen - despite safety warnings after a woman was left covered in blood after being hit by a massive breaker while taking a photo

A couple had been photographing the wild weather at South Quay in Newquay yesterday when they were knocked over by a huge wave. The woman was left covered in blood and suffered a broken arm.

More misery for commuters as 2,000 Tube workers plan Friday strike in row over safety and contracts

Commuters queuing for tube trains at Oxford Circus station ahead of the Tube strike in the evening rush hour of Wednesday, August 5, 2015. 

The strike will be a 27-hour stoppage by about 20,000 Tube staff to shut down the entire London Underground network on the second strike over night service on parts of Tube, which will be starting on 12 September 2015. 

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The RMT union announced today that 500 track patrol staff on the London Underground would walk out of their jobs for 24 hours starting on Friday morning.

Man dies after setting himself on fire yards from William and Kate's Kensington Palace home

The unnamed man, believed to be in his forties, died next to Kensington Palace in central London at around 3am this morning.

Shocking footage from inside the crashed German trains shows injured bodies strewn helplessly around the carriages after horror smash that killed at least ten 

Video from inside crashed German trains shows injured bodies

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT - Footage from inside one of the trains, which crashed into another in Bad Aibling, Bavaria, shows bloodied passengers (left and right) lying bewildered on the carriage floor. People can be heard screaming from inside the darkened vessel where they appear to be trapped. At least nine were killed and another 150 wounded after two trains (inset) packed with 'hundreds' of rush our commuters collided on Tuesday morning. German Transport Minister Alexander Dobrint said the trains were on a curve and it appears that neither had time to brake before they hit head-on.

Google, Apple and Microsoft have 'reached the point of no return' and need to pay more tax to Russia, says internet tsar who threatens to remove Windows from government computers

Putin's first ever internet adviser German Klimenko insisted U.S. companies such as Google, Apple and Microsoft need to pay more tax to the Russian government to level out the competitive landscape.

Terrified women buying up FROGS and TOADS to eat Zika-spreading mosquitoes in Argentina after officials admit pesticides are not working 

The sale of mosquito-eating frogs and toads is booming in Argentina as the government warned that Zika virus is spreading in the country despite the massive deployment of pesticides

Swedish prosecutors IGNORE UN report saying Julian Assange is being 'arbitrarily detained' and prepare new request to interview him in Ecuador embassy 

LONDON, ENGLAND - FEBRUARY 05: Wikileaks founder Julian Assange speaks from the balcony of the Ecuadorian embassy where  he continues to seek asylum following an extradition request from Sweden in 2012, on February 5, 2016 in London, England. The United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention has insisted that Mr Assange's detention should be brought to an end.  (Photo by Carl Court/Getty Images)

The move comes despite last week's finding by a UN working group that Mr Assange was being 'arbitrarily detained' at the Ecuadorian embassy in London by the UK and Swedish authorities.

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'Murderers' in their killing cove: Shocking footage shows wealthy hunters slaughtering desperate pilot whale in Japan as the rest of its pod are drowned or kidnapped and 'sold for £140,000'

Pilot whale in Japan slaughtered as the rest of its pod are drowned or kidnapped

Disturbing video footage filmed during the current hunting season shows a large pod of pilot whales being lured to their deaths in Japan's infamous killing cove (pictured). The 'prettiest' are snatched from the wild to be sold into captivity, while the rest are either slaughtered in Taiji cove or released into the sea, where they are unlikely to survive alone. The video shows a pilot whale, which appeared to have a metal rod stabbed into its spinal cord, escaping from the hunters, only to recaptured and drowned.

Taiwan building developer arrested for quake collapse... as survivor reveals 20-hour struggle as he tried to avoid crushing his girlfriend as they lay trapped in rubble 

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Ko Ching-chung said he had braced himself against a wall to avoid falling onto his girlfriend when the quake hit at 4am on Saturday, causing the 17-storey block in Tainan, Taiwan to collapse.

The former ISIS sex slaves waging war on their abusers: Hundreds of Yazidi women form an all-female battalion called the 'Sun Ladies' to launch massive assault on Mosul

The women of an all-female Yazidi batallion is risking death - or worse - to fight back against the ISIS thugs who abducted, raped or murdered thousands of their people.
They were brought together by a renowned Yazidi s nger Xate Shingali, who formed the 'Sun Girls' batallion to take on Islamic State on the battlefield in Iraq.
If her troops are ever caught by the enemy, they will either be killed or, more likely, be held by the extremists as their personal sex slaves.
Even the youngest, just 17, brushes off that terrifying prospect, adding: 'Even if they kill me, I will say I am a Yazidi.'
ISIS kidnapped thousands of Yazidi women and very young girls when it stormed their villages in Sinjar province, northern Iraq, in August 2014.
Those who escaped from their clutches have told of how they endured unimaginable cruelty and sexual abuse at the hands of the ISIS fighters they were forced to marry.


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The Yazidi women - who call themselves the 'Force of the Sun Ladies' - have taken up arms in the quest for revenge but also to preserve the future of their race in northern Iraq.

Outrageous star of Germany's Big Brother who regularly stripped off on the TV show goes on trial for attempted murder for running over a man 'after drinking till 5am'

Natalie Langer, 34, has gone on trial in Berlin for attempted murder where prosecutors claim she hit a 50-year-old man while driving her Mercedes C500 home after a boozy night out.

QUENTIN LETTS: The creeping corruption of Britain's civil service 

A report into civil servants' freebies should trouble any taxpayer. Whitehall officials, their spouses and even their children, have been entertained by big businesses at London's most exclusive venues.

DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Who will really suffer if we leave the EU?  

The strongest argument advanced by the 'remain' campaign is that it would be disastrous for Britain's trade if we pulled out of the EU. Today comes striking evidence that this is palpable nonsense.