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UK weather sees up to four inches of snow fall in parts of Britain

Yorkshire, Staffordshire and Cumbria have been worst hit by the snow, while the greatest amount is forecast to hit the Peak District and the Pennines as daytime temperatures in the North hit just 4C. read


'Have you no soul?' Oscar Pistorius breaks silence in raging text as he faces 15 years behind bars for murder... and his brother MOANS family is 'shattered' 

Shamed sprinter Oscar Pistorius sent a furious text to a South African reporter asking if they had no 'soul to respect someone in a time like this?' after his murder appeal was rejected read


German schoolgirl 'is gang-raped by Serbian migrants while teen girl filmed it'

Police are hunting for two members of a Serbian gang who allegedly raped a schoolgirl in Germany. Boris Pavlovic, 21, (pictured) and 16-year-old Alexander Nicolas Kampf are currently on the run. read


Medical examiner: Water, drugs led to Bobbi Kristina's death

A medical examiner says Bobbi Kristina Brown's face being immersed in water, along with drug intoxication, led to her death last year. read


Star Wars’ R2 D2 creator Tony Dyson is found dead aged 68 in Malta

The creator of the much-loved Stars Wars droid R2-D2 has been found dead at his home in Malta. Tony Dyson, 68, had not been seen for a number of days by his friends, who contacted the police. read


Iain Duncan Smith leads senior Tories in a warning to David Cameron to stop the dodgy dossiers and end the bullying aimed at scaring the voters away from Brexit 

Writing in today’s Mail, the former Tory leader warned David Cameron and the other leading players in the Remain camp must conduct the EU debate in a more ‘respectful manner’. read


Jerry Hall marries Rupert Murdoch at an 18th-century palace in London wearing a knee-length skirt and flat shoes after a whirlwind five-month romance

Media mogul Rupert Murdoch has married Jerry Hall at an aristocratic palace after a five-month courtship. The couple married at Spencer House, London. read


People who watch porn are MORE likely to be feminists than those who don't

Researchers at Western University in Ontario argue the idea that pornography leads to a negative view of women may not necessarily be the case. read


3 migrants arrested after asylum seeker is killed at refugee centre in Sweden

Police say they are still investigating the motive for the killing at the refugee centre in Lindesberg, Sweden, but have arrested three suspects, all of whom are also asylum seekers. read


Joan Mitchelmore killed Colin Moxley when she pressed accelerator instead of the brake

Joan Mitchelmore, who has an eye condition which can affect sight, lost control of her car outside Sainsbury's in Harpenden, Hertfordshire, and ploughed into 67-year-old Colin Moxley. read


Transgender woman Davina Ayrton is jailed for 8 years for raping a 15-year-old girl

Davina Ayrton (pictured), 34, was convicted of the sexual attack in the autumn of 2004, following a week-long trial at Portsmouth Crown Court in January. read


How can YOU tell if you're suffering ovarian cancer?

A US government advisory committee has warned that more must be done to close gaps in scientists' understanding of ovarian cancer - one of the deadliest forms of the disease. read


Cancer Research UK say cancers could be cured with one JAB

Cancer Research UK, which funded the landmark study, said if it lives up to its promise, 'it could prove a revolutionary way to treat or even cure cancer'. read


Man who scoffed 5,000 calories a DAY turns his bloated belly into a rippling six pack in just 15 months - and now he's a model

Sebastian David, 28, from Burnley, had been dubbed Keith Lard after the portly Phoenix Nights jobsworth when he guzzled up to 5,000 calories each day in Greggs pasties, fry-ups and KFC chicken buckets. read


Belfast explosion leaves prison officer injured

The prison officer was driving a blue VW van when the device detonated and the bomb may have been set off as he drove over a speed bump in east Belfast. read


Dragon's Den's Hilary Devey built £100m firm after misogynist bank manager said no

In our latest Start-up Secrets, Pall-ex founder and TV favourite Hilary Devey reveals how her father losing it all was her biggest inspiration - and why she's backing staying in the EU. read


Facebook to pay millions more in UK tax after ploy of funnelling sales through Ireland  

The social media giant paid £4,327 in UK corporation tax in 2014 - £1,000 less than the average British worker - despite revenues of more than £700million. read


Why my poor son would be dead if my wife hadn't ignored me writes TOM UTLEY

TOM UTLEY: Whenever meningitis hits the headlines, my mind flashes back to July 1987 and a small, whitewashed room off the paediatric isolation unit at St Thomas’s Hospital in London. read


Mother-of-three told her headaches and sore neck were caused by her PILLOW is now dying of brain cancer – and fears this will be last her last Mothers’ Day

EXCLUSIVE: Sophie Morris, 37, from Cambridgeshire, put her sickness and tiredness down to being pregnant and having two children. But it was caused by an aggressive brain tumour. read


Spain seizes 20,000 ISIS fighter uniforms being smuggled into Syria and Iraq

Up to 20,000 military uniforms hidden inside aid packages have been uncovered after Spanish authorities busted a large scale smuggling ring to jihadi groups in Syria and Iraq. read


ISIS video shows an orphanage full of children being trained

The three-minute clip, which appears to have been professionally shot in Syria, shows the orphans playing with toys but also being forced to run round a dusty area and complete a set of push ups. read


Woman forms choir for people who are tone deaf

Nadine Cooper, 48, has started the Tuneless Choir and now 50 people meet every week. They plan to perform in a summer concert with covers of classic pop hits such as Abba and Queen. read


Video of dishwasher that sounds EXACTLY like the Jurassic Park T-Rex roaring goes viral 

A video uploaded in Australia shows a creeky old dishwasher which sounds just like the Tyrannosaurus Rex in the 1993 blockbuster Jurassic Park. read


Woman took lover's BMW to avoid 'walk of shame'

Natalie Kopman was found to be almost three times the drink driving limit in the stolen car after she failed to find her home town of Bury and ended up in Burnley, Lancashire read


Eike Batista throws £130k of gold coins into the ocean to appease the 'Queen of the Sea'

Superstitious oil and minerals tycoon Eike Batista made the incredible offering after a Brazilian-African religious leader told him he needed to seek forgiveness from the water deity Yemanja. read


Environmental campaigner praised by Leonardo DiCaprio is shot dead at her home in Honduras after she claimed police had made death threats

Berta Caceres, a 43-year old indigenous campaigner in Honduras, was murdered in her home yesterday, her family said, labeling her death an assassination. read


Aman Vyas has escaped extradition for 5 YEARS because his lawyers don't turn up to court 

Aman Vyas, 31, is wanted by police over the alleged murder and rape of a woman in east London who died in 2009. read


Dunedin balcony collapse during Six60 concert injures fourteen people

A balcony has collapsed during a concert in the New Zealand city of Dunedin leaving fourteen people injured. read


Has Banksy been unmasked?

Researchers at Queen Mary University of London used a statistical technique of geographic profiling, which is more commonly used by police to catch criminals. read


British tourist arrested after stripping NAKED for pictures at Machu Picchu ruins

The police stopped 23-year-old Adam Burton and French national Eric Xavier Mariec, 28, while they were still naked at the ancient site, which re-opened this week after maintenance work. read


Green laser was shone directly into the cockpit of a plane as it came into land at Liverpool John Lennon Airport 

Police said the plane was targeted with a laser pen near Liverpool at 9.30pm on Wednesday but landed safely. read


Why DO we fall asleep when we don't want to? From the time of day to food comas and repetitive tasks, it's not your fault!

Melinda Jackson noticed students fell asleep in her lectures at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology and wondered why. Here, she explores the reasons people nod off against their will. read


What does YOUR smile say about you?

Our smile can give the impression of sensuality, dominance or success and also spark trust in those around us, according to a group of dentists and scientists. read


Hoarder, 87, wins temporary reprieve from being evicted from her home of 61 years after barricading herself inside

May Appleton's house in the Cheshire village of Lostock Gralam is full of hundreds of dolls and teddy bears and neatly packed plastic bags, but she lost a three-year eviction battle last month. read


More bang for your buck: South Africa, Mexico and Brazil among the cheapest places for Brits to holiday now

The pound is at a 13-month low against the Euro, making European holidays pricey. MailOnline Travel has charted the cheapest places to visit instead, including Turkey. read


Special 'hug blankets' and listening to white noise: An expert reveals the best ways to guarantee sleep on a plane

Whether it's a short flight to Spain or long haul to LA, sleeping on planes is the best way to pass time on flights but many can't relax. MailOnline Travel has compiled a list of hacks to help induce slumber. read


Labour donors flock to Dan Jarvis as he renews speculation of a challenge to Jeremy Corbyn with a warning the party must change to win back the voters  

Hedge fund manager Martin Taylor has donated £16,800 to Mr Jarvis. He gave Labour £600,000 under Ed Miliband's leadership. read


Obese children SHOULD be given weight loss surgery: Leading doctor argues the op would save the NHS money – and help parents who can't control their kids' size

Paediatric surgeon Dr Ashish Desai, of King's College Hospital, says fitting a child with a gastric band is cheaper than treating the obesity- related illnesses such as type 2 diabetes. read


Ex-EastEnders' Rula Lenska is banned from driving for flipping her Kia

Wimbledon Magistrates' Court was told that Lenska had downed a large vodka at lunchtime as she toasted the completion of her fence with Polish builders at her home in Chiswick. read


Remain camp launch the 'grab a granny' strategy as they call on young voters to persuade their older relatives why Britain is better off In the EU 

The Remain campaign wants to tap into the belief voters in their 20s and 30s - the so-called EasyJet generation - are more pro-EU. read


How long before IN campaign suggests rats will invade, asks RICHARD LITTLEJOHN

We are drip-fed a diet of horror stories by the scaremongers at Stronger In Europe who now claim the UK will be flooded with thousands more illegal immigrants, writes RICHARD LITTLEJOHN read


Germany's Arriba water park to segregate men and women after migrant sex attacks

Managers at the Arriba water park in Norderstedt will ban men and teenage boys from using the waterslides at certain times when only women, girls and very young boys will be allowed access. read


Afghan men chase teen girls through German shopping mall in Kiel

The men, thought to be from Afghanistan, are said to have used their smartphones to film the girls at the Sophienhof mall (pictured) in Kiel, Schleswig-Holstein state read


IAIN DUNCAN SMITH on how No10 is trying to bully Britain into staying in EU

Iain Duncan Smith today delivers a devastating attack on the ‘spin, smears and threats’ being deployed by the Government machine to ‘bully’ Britain into remaining inside the EU. read


British military bases will be used to house migrants for YEARS as the crisis in Europe continues to spiral 'out of control'

Hundreds of asylum seekers could be housed for months - if not years - on bases across the country in a desperate attempt to cope with the influx of migrants from the rest of Europe. read


Aerial photos show huge tent city at a migrant camp in Greece 

These aerial photographs show a makeshift migrant base in the northern Greek village of Idomeni, near the Macedonian border, where thousands of refugees have set up camp as they try to cross. read


The migrant pirates: Refugees are running up huge fines for illegally downloading thousands of films

Many asylum seekers are committing copyright infringement without even knowing it to while away the lonely hours in their German shelters, according to computer magazine c't. read


Madonna and Guy Ritchie 'are close to a deal for son Rocco to stay in London' 

The pair have dragged the dispute through the courts since December, but a source says Madonna may soon agree to let him stay in with Ritchie (pictured) if he makes regular trips back to New York from London. read


Madonna uses child kidnap law in battle with Guy Ritchie over Rocco

A High Court judge in London said it was his 'fervent hope' that the singer and film producer could have discussions and reach an 'amicable resolution' over their son's living arrangements. read


PIERS MORGAN: With a mother as mortifying as Madonna, no wonder Rocco doesn’t want to go home 

Who can blame poor Rocco for finding his mother’s absurd attention-seeking antics a complete pain in the backside? read


Little Black Pants Club to name latest lingerie set after Amal Clooney

Alice Holloway, who runs the Little Black Pants Club in Brixton, London, has released a lacy black bra and knicker set called 'Alamuddin', Clooney's maiden name before she married husband George. read


Twitter storm erupts over 'Hands are the design of the Creator' tweet

The paper was written by a team of researchers, from Huazhong University in China and Worcester Polytechnic Institute in Massachusetts. read


Has Bernie Ecclestone got the worst sons-in-law in Britain?

Formula One's Bernie Ecclestone's daughters, Tamara and Petra, have made quite extraordinary choices when it comes to their husbands. How concerned should he be, asks ALISON BOSHOFF. read


Adam Johnson partied with a model in Dubai just DAYS before appearing in court

Johnson, who was found guilty of sexual activity with a 15-year-old this week, was seen on the yacht with bikini-clad model Julie Hall while on a stag do with teammate Steven Fletcher. read


Adam Johnson 'considering appealing against his conviction'

It is thought Johnson could end up being housed in HMP Frankland, near Durham, which is home to some of the UK's most notorious criminals read


Now an alien hunter claims to have found Malaysian Airlines' MH370

Scott Waring believes an outline of a Boeing 777 can be seen beneath the water off the coast of Cape Town in South Africa. His bizarre theory suggests that the plane survived the crash in one piece. read


Pakistan's religious chiefs denounce new law criminalising violence against women

The Women's Protection Act, passed by Pakistan's largest province of Punjab last week, gives unprecedented legal protection to women from domestic, psychological and sexual violence. read


Kurdish PKK attack kills two Turkish police officers and 35 people are wounded

The attacks by separatist militant group the Kurdistan Workers Party in the town of Nusaybin near the Syrian border came a day after two women (pictured) opened fire at police in Istanbul. read


The best ingredient for a colony on Mars? Home cooking! Heston Blumenthal believes 'nostalgic meals' are the key to keeping astronauts happy on long space trips

EXCLUSIVE: From interplanetary meals to multisensory cooking, London-based chef Heston Blumenthal (right) gives his insight on food for astronauts (Tim Peake pictured left). read


Watch the 'Jesus' beetle walk on water: Tiny insect skis across ponds using its wings as sails and its legs like Pogo Sticks

High-speed video footage taken by researchers at Stanford University in California has revealed water lily beetles stay afloat by bouncing across the surface of the water. read


Celine Dion slashes $30m off Florida estate and 'plans to live in Las Vegas'

The resort-like home, that's been on the market since 2013, with no takers is now for sale for $45.5 million. read


Viola Beach suffered 'severe injuries' when their car hit raising bridge

An inquest at Warrington Town Hall today heard how how several members of Viola Beach suffered 'severe injuries' after their car struck a bridge in Sweden – before it plummeted into a canal. read


Ferry capsizes near Bali throwing pasengers into the sea

Dramatic video footage shows the ferry rolling over in calm waters in Bali Strait between the Indonesian islands of Bali and Java. read


Serial killer 'Crazy Mike' looks forward to 'retirement' in Virginia prison

Michael Elijah Adams, 48, claims he has killed some sixteen drifters during his nearly three decades riding trains across America. read


The worst five places to get online, with slower internet than Everest revealed

Top of the list was Miderden, Gloucestershire, where the slowest of tests done in the village revealed that it can take up to five days to download a single HD movie on sites like Netflix. read


Bulimic teen Jasmin Heaney now flaunts her sexy curves on Instagram

Jasmin Heaney, 19, from Dublin, Ireland, developed bulimia and anorexia while at school. She shrunk to 6st 7lbs after becoming obsessed with websites that promoted eating disorders. read


Donald Trump is boasting about his manhood in 11th GOP debate 

Donald Trump assured a national television audience on Thursday night that he's not lacking in the manhood department after defending the size of his hands. read


Sacha Baron Cohen as Nobby endorses Donald Trump for president

Sacha Baron Cohen's fictional character Nobby has publicly endorsed Donald Trump for president describing him as the 'ultimate soccer hooligan'. read


Scientists discover a MORE common mosquito can also carry the Zika virus

Oswaldo Cruz Foundation experts were able to infect Culex quinquefasciatus mosquitoes with Zika. These are 20 times more common than the Aedes aegypti mosquitos known to transmit Zika. read


Six coffees a day 'can cut risk of multiple sclerosis' by 30% 

Researchers from the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm, Johns Hopkins University in Maryland and the University of California, Berkeley, examined data from studies which tracked people with MS. read


Britain’s Naughtiest Pets cause £4BN worth of damage to UK homes every year

The Britain’s Naughtiest Pet winner is Molly, owned by Paula Sharp, 47, from Northumberland. The cat has racked up a repair bill of more than £2,000 despite being just nine months old. read


Woman's shock when she found her 15-year-old had bulimia revealed

How can it be possible for a child — and, make no mistake here, at 15 that's what Annie still is — to be able to hide something as potentially life threatening a bulimia from her parents, asks SHONA SIBARY. read


Learner driver mowed down PCSO at petrol station in Birmingham

Leah Marks, 39, from Castle Bromwich in Birmingham, refused to stop for a PCSO when he began to question her after police cameras had shown she was driving without proper coverage. read


Jaw-dropping moment stuntman rides a snowmobile straight off a 1500ft cliff before parachuting down to the ground 

Antti Pendikainen, 25, rode his snowmobile off a 1,600ft cliff before leaping off and parachuting to the ground in an extreme stunt. Amazingly the vehicle, which crashed to the ground, continued to work. read


Are you a closet NARCISSIST? Connections in your brain can reveal if your good deeds have hidden motives

Researchers from the University of Zurich found differences in connectivity between brain regions can predict whether you are an altruist or just plain selfish. Stock image of a good deed is shown. read


Think you've got an addictive personality? There's no such thing: Drinking too much coffee or working too hard are simply habits, expert claims

There are no character traits that predict true addiction alone - it's due to lifestyle problems, argues Mark Griffiths, Professor of Behavioural Addiction at Nottingham Trent University. read


Drone tours and virtual decorators will make buying a house like playing THE SIMS

EXCLUSIVE: A report by Essex-based estate agency easyProperty and The Future Laboratory explores what the future of buying property will be like - and it sounds like playing The Sims game (pictured). read


British rugby player found dead on Thai backpacker island after Full Moon party 

Stewart Middleton, 25, (pictured) from Powys, Wales, was holidaying with 10 friends and had been staying on the party paradise island of Koh Phangan. read


Syrian human traffickers responsible for Aylan Kurdi's death are CLEARED of negligence

The youngster and four others - including his brother and mother - drowned last year when their boat capsized during the ill-fated journey from Bodrum to the Greek island of Kos. read


Caitlin Wilcox spends £30K pursuing career as fitness model

Former party girl Caitlin Silcox, 24, from Llanelli, South Wales spends £30K a year on Botox, training and bikinis to pursue her fitness modelling dream - but luckily her parents are wiling to fork out. read


'I'm actually gagging': Viewers react with horror as Bear Grylls persuades celebrities to drink their own URINE on Mission Survive

Bear Grylls: Mission Survive saw seven celebrities dropped in the South African rainforest. In the first episode on ITV last night, they drank their own urine in 'nauseous' scenes. read


Pimp my Merc! Jeremy Clarkson and friends spotted filming their new Amazon Prime show on the mean streets of Surrey in bizarre pumped-up car

Jeremy Clarkson, 55, was behind the wheel of the souped-up car as it cruised up and down the high street of quiet Cobham, Surrey. read


Russian man who 'dismembered his wife' is arrested after her foot is found in a bin

A homeless woman raised the alarm after she found the victim's severed leg in a rubbish bin in Russia.The victim is thought to be a 32-year-old woman, named only as Natalya (pictured). read


Football-mad six-year-old Statto can identify EVERY Premier League player just from their shirt number

Football-mad Harley Adams from Reading, Berkshire, has been filmed reeling off a host of top-flight stars, as well as recalling the numbers of less well-known players. read


ISIS's secret underground tunnels to evade coalition airstrikes in Iraq revealed

A deep network of underground tunnels have been uncovered in Iraq, revealing how ISIS have been carefully maintaining escape routes for its fighters as they try to avoid coalition airstrikes. read


'This is some real Hollywood bull****': Tina Fey says she was annoyed with all of the lecturing on rape culture, corporate greed and climate change at the Oscars 

The Whiskey Tango Foxtrot star (right) went on to say that she didn't mind Leonardo DiCaprio's (left) climate change spiel because 'he's so smart and his speech was cogent'. read


All six of Rupert Murdoch and Jerry Hall's to be bridesmaids

All of the couple's six daughters from previous relationships will be bridesmaids at the ceremony in Fleet Street's St Bride's Church. read


Scientists baffled by footage of primates 'building shrines at sacred tree'

A researcher studying chimpanzees in the savannahs of the Republic of Guinea believes 'we found the first evidence of chimpanzees creating a kind of shrine that could indicate sacred trees'. read


Saint Bernard to have his ears amputated after being bullied by other dogs 

Boris the St Bernard is to have his ears cut off after they were turned into a mass of scar tissue caused by repetitive attacks from the other dogs he was forced to live with, in a cramped garden in Kent. read


George Osborne 'axes plan to target middle-class pension pots'

Well-placed sources say Chancellor George Osborne will reluctantly drop plans to introduce a flat rate of tax relief, which would have penalised the better off and raised billions for the Treasury read


David Cameron speaks to Vladimir Putin pleading to end civilian bombing in Syria

The Prime Minister took part in the call alongside French President Francois Hollande, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Italian PM Matteo Renzi. read


Prehistoric penguin skull reveals losing ability to fly did NOT cause brains to shrink

Researchers at the University of Texas at Austin studied the skull of a 60-million-year-old penguin. The study found that penguins' brains did not change immediately when they stopped flying. read


Pakistani Muslim is jailed for 13 years for 'liking' a post which referred to the Prophet Mohammed on Facebook 

A Pakistani man was sentenced to 13 years in prison Thursday for allegedly posting religiously offensive material on his Facebook page, lawyers in the case said. read


Woman who spent 15 years searching for her birth mother is stunned to discover that she worked alongside her for TWO YEARS without either realizing they were related

Jenny Thomas (right), 40, from Rochester, New York, is reunited with her mother Nita Valdez (inset) on the TLC series, Long Lost Family, which helps people find their biological family members. read


Rapist Jason Lawrance who preyed on women on Match.com is jailed for at least 12 years

Jason Lawrance (pictured), from Liphook, Hampshire, raped five women whom he met on the dating site and was allowed to continue using the site as a hunting ground for future victims read


Sisters banned from lessons for wearing 'unacceptable' black shoes - despite wearing the same footwear to school for three years

Lauren Blaxill, 15, and her younger sister Jessica, 12 were punished, along with 54 others, by teachers at Peele Community College in Spalding, Lincolnshire. read


Video shows boy snort water up his nose and then force it out through his EYES 

An English boy has mastered the bizarre trick of snorting water up his nose and forcing it out his eyes, giving the appearance of tears. Online commentators have mocked the youth. read


Enfield woman who was married FOUR times insists she has no regrets

Gwen Webber, 54, from Wellingborough, says that after four marriages and six children, she is finally learning to live her life - but would not rule out a fifth marriage to her younger boyfriend. read


Kim Jong-un demands North Korea's nuclear weapons be readied for launch

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un ordered the country's nuclear weapons to be made ready for use at a moment's notice on Friday. read


Syria hit by blackouts after government was warned of power station damage

After electrical failures across every province in the Syrian capital Damascus (pictured), the country's electricity minister said five of its 13 main power stations have been damaged read


Black British tourists visiting China are pestered for photos

A video showing the reaction a group of young black British men got in China has gone viral. The footage shows dozens of curious Chinese people circle round the group, taking pictures and videos. read


Poldark's Aidan Turner films countryside scenes with Eleanor Tomlinson

The television hunk, 32, was back in his period costume with actress Eleanor, as on-screen wife Demelza Poldark, when they captured new parts of the drama in a windy Cornwall. read


Simpsons creator Sam Simon's ex-wife and girlfriend file separate claims against his estate

Simon, 59, died of colon cancer at the age of 59 in March 2015. Makeup artist Kate Porter, his girlfriend of three years, says Simon promised her $5m as long as she stopped working. read


Increasing key protein in the blood 'REVERSES the damage to the liver caused by alcohol'

Scientists from Johns Hopkins University discovered that modifying a key protein to boost the amount of time it spends in the body, allows it to kill off damaging cells in the liver - and save healthy cells. read


Discovery of how key HIV antibodies behave 'will form a blueprint to guide scientists trying to build a vaccine'

Scientists at Duke University analyzed the blood samples of an HIV positive individual in Africa over six years, and found ways in which rare and potent antibodies develop. The finding could help form a vaccine, they say. read


Could PEANUT BUTTER be the key to fighting obesity?

Scientists at the University of Houston found children who snacked on peanut butter or peanuts regularly after school lost weight, because they were less likely to gorge on unhealthy alternatives. read


Women found to appear up to 20 years younger if they avoid the rays

A study by researchers from Massachusetts, USA, of hundreds of women has revealed that those who avoided the sun’s rays looked up to 20 years younger than they actually are. read


Renfrewshire woman discovers boyfriend married another woman WHILE she was in labour

Heather McGillion, 24, from Renfrewshire, Scotland, discovered her partner Adonis had married another woman in the Dominican Republic while they she was giving birth to their baby. read


Heartwarming moment a man picks up a stranded baby shark in Oregon and releases it back into the sea

Alan Holyoak, 56, came across the stranded shark when he was out for a morning walk with his wife Kathrine at the beach in Seaside, Oregon. He picked it up and released it back into the water. read


Ed Miliband gives beggar a £10 note after handing a homeless woman a 2p coin in 2014

The generous act came after a disastrous incident in 2014 for the former Labour leader when he gave a homeless woman in Manchester a two pence piece. read


Is this the greenest holiday resort in the world? Incredible images reveal bold plans for eco-friendly oasis in the desert

The flagship resort - which has been proposed for Iiwa, in the United Arab Emirates, would include crop irrigation, fish farming, recreational activities, and a natural habitat for various wildlife. read


easyJet and Virgin Atlantic score poorly in AirHelp study on flight delays and performance

Despite high scores for on-time performance, UK-based airlines easyJet and Virgin Atlantic ranked second and third last, respectively, in a new study of 34 carriers. read


Kendall Jenner, Gigi Hadid, Jourdan Dunn and Karlie Kloss take to Balmain runway at PFW

A host of supermodels took to the runway for the Balmain presentation including Jourdan Dunn, Lily Donaldson, Kendall Jenner, Gigi Hadid and Karlie Kloss at Paris Fashion Week. read


H&M at Paris Fashion Week could be the most PC fashion show ever

Andreja Pejic, who is transgender, wasn’t the only model chosen not just for her beauty, but for her PC credentials, to showcase H&M's winter collection during Paris Fashion Week. read


Cressida Bonas is whirled around the dance floor in ITV's Doctor Thorne 

Prince Harry’s former girlfriend makes her television debut on Sunday with a role in ITV’s Doctor Thorne, a three-part drama based on the 1858 novel by Anthony Trollope. read


Watch the amazing moment Princess Victoria of Sweden's baby KICKS in the womb

The Swedish royal, 38, was making her final public appearance before the birth. Her bump was seen making a visible kicking movement on live TV. Her baby son was delivered on Tuesday. read


Google Cultural Institute offers close-up look of St Paul's Cathedral's famous artwork

As part of the project for Google's Cultural Institute, the tech giant worked with St Paul's Cathedral in London to capture detailed views of the historic building (close-up of the Quire Ceiling shown). read


Brian Blessed asked doctors to fit him with the penis of a '20-year-old'

Veteran actor Brian Blessed, who collapsed on stage in Guildford, Surrey, last year, asked doctors to fit him with the penis of a '20-year-old' after getting a £27,000 pacemaker fitted for his heart. read


Mystery ticket holder scoops £24MILLION on the EuroMillions and chooses to remain anonymous

The winner, who has chosen not to be named, landed the windfall in a draw in February. They have now become the second Briton to scoop the EuroMillions this year. read


Amazon under fire for dumping encryption for Kindle Fire tablets

On-device encryption allows the user to protect the device, with a password or other means, from thieves or others seeking access to the data on the gadget. read


Apple's iPhone set for battery boosting thinner and brighter OLED screens in 2017

Apple's plans to bring new OLED screen to its iPhone could see the first handsets using the battery boosting technology revealed a year earlier than expected in 2017, it has been claimed. read


BBC now lavishing an extra £200k an episode on Top Gear

The BBC is lavishing an extra £200,000 on every episode of Top Gear as bosses panic over the series failing with sources claiming the budget has ‘ballooned’ by nearly 50 per cent. read


BBC's revamped Top Gear could be shown on Netflix to fight Amazon

The BBC's newly revamped Top Gear show, which will be presented by veteran Chris Evans and former Friends actor Matt LeBlanc (both pictured), could soon be streamed on Netflix. read


Sara Worrall who was sexually abused by step-father from age 10 sees him jailed

Sara Worrall, 25, from Wigan, was abused both physically and mentally by Gordon Heaton, 73, who told her she was to blame for her grandmother’s death because she wanted the assault to stop. read


Village lollipop lady died after being given mouth gel by her dentist

Patricia Thomas, shown, collapsed having taken miconazole gel, after her dentist failed to flag up she was already prescribed the blood-thinning drug warfarin, a combination of which can be deadly. read


Ghostbusters trailer criticized after black character plays subway worker

Many praised the new Ghostbusters film's hilarious trailer, but some have complained that the film is falling back on racial stereotypes. read


Attacks on guide dogs have triplep in just five years

Blind or partially sighted British owners have been left shaken up and sometimes hurt, a study warns. On average, 11 guide dogs were mauled each month in 2015, up from three a month in 2010. read


New Zealand cricket legend Martin Crowe used liquid marijuana to deal with pain of cancer before his death

Martin Crowe, the New Zealand cricket legend, turned to liquid marijuana as he battled lymphoma according to a close friend. Crowe refused a second bout of chemotherapy before his death. read


Kuhne + Hagel helped move the possessions of Jews murdered by the Nazis

Kühne + Nagel, recently valued at £12.8 billion, is the world's leading transport company - but has been accused of working as a 'grave robber' for Nazi Germany during the Second World War. read


Air France flight forced to make evasive manoeuvre to avoid smashing into drone

The aircraft was flying from Barcelona to Paris on February 19 and was flying at 5,500ft when the co-pilot saw the drone hovering just five metres from the plane's left wing. read


How to dress like an Oscars star: Our writer recreates the A-lists' hottest red carpet looks

Can haute couture red carpet looks, which cost thousands of pounds, work off the red carpet? Here, FEMAIL writer Emily Hodgkin, 24, tries three outfits from the Oscars 2016 on for size. read


After 10 years of Labour and billions being spent, Britain's schools were worse

His mission was to modernise schools and he made education key to his policies, but by the time Tony Blair left office standards at schools across the UK were worse. read


France's cave pools that look like they're straight from a fairytale

The enchanting La Grotte de St Marcel d’Ardèche in France was first discovered in 1836 and guests can now explore the 1,968-ft-long network and its fascinating pools. read


Pictures show bond between lion whisperer Kevin Richardson and his pride

A pride of lions who live with lion whisperer Kevin Richardson on a wildlife sanctuary in Pretoria are the unlikely stars of a glossy advertising campaign with a conservation message. read


Is YOGURT the key to preventing high blood pressure? Five servings a week cut the risk by 20% - and by even more if you add fruit

The effect was most noticeable in women because men eat much less yogurt, the Boston University School of Medicine researchers said. read


Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu proves he clapped for Oscar winner Jenny Beavan

The Revenant director Alejandro González Inarritu has furiously denied claims he did not clap when costume designer Jenny Beavan won an Oscar. read


How big ARE New York's rats? Researcher catches one-and-a-half pound rodent three times the size of a normal beast 

A doctoral student who researches New York City rats found his biggest-ever catch, weighing almost one and a half pounds. The city's even meatier rats could weigh over 1.7 pounds. read


Who needs puppy love? Family cat pictured cuddling her owner's baby son just after he was born, having spent nine months lying protectively on his mom's growing belly

Liel Ainmar Assayag from Alberta, Canada has an adopted cat named Panda, who liked to cuddle on her belly when she was pregnant. Now, she likes to cuddle with Liel's son Sean. read


Girl tries VR headset and screams the whole party down in video

The unnamed girl, who was wearing denim shorts and a long-sleeved patterned T-shirt, can be seen being held up by two friends as she screams and squirms. It is not known where she is from. read


Can you spot the lion waiting to pounce in this photograph?

It is nigh-on impossible, but see if you can spot the male lion lion hiding somewhere in this picture, taken on the Serengeti Plains, a national park in northern Kenya. read


Not bird-brained at all! Crows and ravens are 'just as clever as apes' when it comes to thinking logically and using tools

Results gathered by researchers in Rurh and VIenna found birds, particularly corvids and parrots have sophisticated thinking skills on a par with apes. read


Does this mysterious 'flying saucer' French coin from the 1680s show an alien UFO visiting Earth?

A 17th century French token has UFO hunters claiming 'absolute proof' of UFO sightings hundreds of years ago. Ancient jeton depicts unusual entity that bears semblance to flying saucer. read


Easter breaks will cost an extra £72 this year thanks to the falling pound

Nine in ten sunshine Easter holidays are likely to be more expensive this year following the slump in the value of the pound, research published by M&S Bank on Friday has suggested. read


Healthiest at 30, best sex at 32 and happiest at 39: How age determines when YOU reach your peak

According to the study of 2,000 Brits, other major moments in our lives include being the most content in our relationship at the age of 40 and earning our dream salary at 42. read


McDonald’s employee falls into a bucket of boiling oil suffering horrific burns

Angela Buza, a manager of a McDonald's chain southeast of Melbourne, slipped and fell onto an open bucket of boiling deep fryer oil on November 12, causing severe burns and pain. read


Cat who sticks his paws in the air becomes latest web sensation

Images of the pet posing with its hands in the air were posted on Imgur and have been viewed more than 330,000 times. Now the pet dubbed 'GoalKitty' even has its own Instagram account. read


Moonstone superyacht has LED triangles that put on a light display

The 295ft Moonstone concept yacht, designed by a team in the Netherlands, boasts an infinity pool, hot tub, cinema, gym and spa, and storage space for a mini-submarine. read


Child rapist Tariq Javed 'may be heading to Pakistan' after fleeing court

Tariq Javed (pictured) appeared at Minshull Street Crown Court in Manchester on Monday morning. In the afternoon court reconvened again, but Javed was nowhere to be seen. read


Victims of British Airways' paedophile pilot Simon Wood to get cash payouts

The settlement comes two and a half years after the Daily Mail revealed how First Officer Simon Wood (pictured), 54, had molested scores of young girls on overseas stopovers in Africa read


Ann Walters found dead 10 hours after NHS 111 call handler cancelled ambulance

Ann Walters, 61, (pictured), phoned for a doctor to attend her Hampshire home in December 2014. An ambulance was sent but called off as it was nearing her house. read


Victory for savers as the City watchdog scraps rip-off pensions fees

The Financial Conduct Authority found some people were trapped in plans with sky-high charges of more than seven per cent a year which were destroying the value of their funds read


Man drops two stone by eating 3000 calories a day

Michael Taylor, 24, from Newcastle upon Tyne, decided he wanted to lose weight when he was struggling to fit into his jeans, so he downloaded a fitness guide and lost two stone in 12 weeks. read


'Fat is fine!' Women of all shapes and sizes strip down to their swimwear to celebrate body diversity and slam hateful shamers in new social media campaign

Using the hashtag #NoFOMO - or, no fear of missing out - women across the country are sharing images of themselves in their swimwear to celebrate unique body shapes. read


Out of this world: The best commercial flights for witnessing the total solar eclipse over the Pacific Ocean

According to astronomer Xavier Jubier, 'the greatest point of eclipse lies in the middle of the Pacific Ocean east of Indonesia'. The eclipse takes place on March 8 and 9. read


Kathryn Smith and Matthew Rigby accused of stamping daughter Ayeeshia Jane to death

Kathryn Smith, 23, and former partner Matthew Rigby,22, are accused of killing Ayeeshia Jane Smith by stamping her to death, causing a heart laceration that triggered a cardiac arrest. read


Video shows a thief rob a 65-year-old man on London bus in Wandsworth

The 65-year-old was on a 295 bus in Wandsworth when the attack happened. He was sitting at the back of the bus when the suspect went over to him and swiped the money. read


Study suggests chemicals from previous partner’s semen could have lingering effect

Researchers in Australia have found fruit flies' offspring can be influenced by DNA from previous mates and believe the same process could be possible in humans. read


Governing body come out against move to replace national anthem before sporting events

The Rugby Football Union - which has Prince Harry as a patron (left) - and the Football Association, which has Prince William (right), both said that they had no plans for change from God Save The Queen. read


Turkish thief pretends to be supermarket till worker before making off with cash 

Female thief, Tugce, posed as a cashier in an understaffed Istanbul supermarket, stocking shelves and working at the till, before pocketing £436 and making a dash for it after four hours of work. read


Companies like Dropbox, Google and Pixar offer free food and gourmet desserts

It's safe to say that no one is brown-bagging it at these companies. Dropbox's cafeteria offers several cuisines and desserts dreamed up by a pastry chef who used to work at Le Bernadin. read


Models sport bizarre hairballs at Rick Owens show

Fashion maverick Rick Owens sent models down the catwalk in loose neutral colours, comfy flat shoes, minimal make-up and giant structures made from loose meshes of hair in Paris today. read


China is forced to clamp down on ticket touts…selling access to DOCTORS: 'Scalpers' buy up £30 hospital registration slots and then sell them to patients for £450

Most hospitals in China require patients to purchase registration tickets to see a doctor or receive treatment but the system is widely abused. read


Ex-Liverpool FC owner David Moores in hospital after burglary at his home

David Moores, 69,was assaulted by two masked men last night who forced their way into his home in Halsall, Lancashire, and demanded cash, watches and jewellery. read


Four-year-old model Farouk James with huge mop of auburn curls takes the catwalk by storm

Farouk James, from London, began his modelling career before he even turned one and now has 68,000 people gripped on Instagram with his antics and gravity-defying mop. read


That's one way to stop an argument: Chinese man swallows six inch metal wire during a quarrel with his wife

Doctors in China had to remove a six inch metal wire from 36-year-old Mr Qi's stomach after he swallowed it on March 2 and then refused to go to hospital in the Songjiang District of Shanghai. read


Psychologist to create tune to help women resist lighting up

Psychology researcher and former music student at the Queensland University of Technology, Kristi Grieg, hopes to write a song with the potential to help women resist the urge to smoke cigarettes. read


Life blooms in Death Valley: Desert turns into oasis of flowers

The rare 'super bloom' of wildflowers in Death Valley National Park, California, happens about once every decade after October rainstorms woke millions of dormant flower seeds. read


Boeing unveils self cleaning plane bathroom that uses UV light to BLOW UP microbes

Airplane maker Boeing has unveiled its protoype of a self-cleaning airplane bathroom. The system uses ultra violet lights to kill 99.9 percent of the pathogens and has added hands-free devices. read


Sweet moment pet chihuahua repeatedly offers to share his doggy treat in bid to placate crying baby 

Daizu the chihuahua offers his biscuit to a wailing baby and every time the mum tries to feed him the treat he gives it to the boy. Daizu was maltreated in early life and hates to see others unhappy. read


Video shows dog walker covered head-to-toe in mud after he 'fell over TWICE'

Phil Hannam, 56, can be seen stumbling down a hill, believed to be in West Yorkshire, in the clip with his face and jacket covered in dark mud. The video has been shared nearly 20,000 times. read


Canadian woman proposes to her boyfriend with an intricate treasure hunt

Daniel Cupples, from British Columbia, Canada, was sent on a treasure hunt by girlfriend KD Fraser, without realising that the final clue would lead him to her going down on bended knee. read


Crystal Cabin Award finalists include suites, large screens and wooden floors

Twenty-four innovative ideas are in the running for Crystal Cabin Awards - considered the Oscars of aircraft cabin design - including plush first class seats and revolutionary digital touchscreens. read


Watch the World’s fastest electric skateboarder Mischo Erban take a tumble

An extreme skateboarder has set a new Guinness World Record with NEXTBoard, a modified electric longboard. Mischo Erban hit nearly 60 miles per hour on flat ground at an airport in Slovenia. read


Bruce Springsteen pulls a 91-year-old who has been to over 100 of his concerts on stage

Jeanne Heintz, 91, has been going to Springsteen shows since 1988. She was first pulled up on stage in 2009 (inset), and on Monday night in St Paul, Minnesota, the singer did it again. read


Drunk woman driver smashes into 17 cars while trying to park her car in Russia 

Video footage shows Alyona Mikhaylenko, 26, careering into one car after another while she talked on her mobile phone in south-western Russia's Kuban Krai region. read


Cat's fence leap helps feline escape from two dogs caught on video

This is the moment a cat used a masterful fence leap to escape two dogs during a backyard chase that appears to have take place in the U.S. read


Nasa's New Horizons image shows how icy methane covers Pluto's peaks

This is according to Nasa's New Horizons team who has discovered a chain of exotic snowcapped mountains stretching across the dark expanse on Pluto informally named Cthulhu region. read


Hubble Space Telescope used to discover oldest and most distant object in the universe

Scientists pushed the Hubble Space Telescope to its limits to confirm that the galaxy is 13.4 billion light years away, the most distant and oldest object known in the universe. read


Video shows Sheffield woman beating and kicking her dog in the street

The abuse was caught on camera by 16-year-old Tiegan Oates, who watched the horrific scene unfold from her aunt's second-floor bedroom window across the road in Sheffield. read


Watch the moment an iguana takes on stuffed-animal version of itself in video

A hilarious video posted by Ontario-based Instagram user robinsmall shows a massive iguana as it sizes up its inanimate counterpart, and goes in for a vicious attack. read


Mac on... Banning tackles in under-18s rugby

'Well my my doesn't think tackling should be allowed - so she lent me her Taser.' read


New York's skyline in a stunning interactive 20 Gigapixel panorama revealed 

Made up up 2,000 individual images electronically stitched together, if printed out at a standard photo resolution of 300DPI, it would be 18 meters or 57 feet wide, and 9 meters / 28 feet tall. read