Mourners of killed Glasgow shopkeeper Asad Shah have flooded tributes onto Twitter and Facebook calling him a 'King among men' and someone who was 'loved and praised by everyone'.

John Leathem, 31, has appeared in court charged with the murder of 15-year-old Paige Doherty. He made no plea at a private hearing at Dumbarton Sheriff Court and was remanded in custody.

The unnamed officer's wife reported him to authorities over concerns he was 'at risk of blackmail'. He has been involved in intelligence gathering operations in Iraq and Afghanistan.

In the brutal procedure, hot objects are used to pound and beat girls' breasts to stop them growing in the belief it makes them less desirable and discourages premarital pregnancy.

Luis Costa, 38, of west London, managed to bypass security, locate an unlocked British Airways 747 and barricade himself in the cockpit using the plane's anti-terrorist devices.

President of Ireland Michael D Higgins has called for Irish people to take responsibility for building a true Republic in a speech before descendants of those who died in the 1916 Rising.

Ramon Fossati, from Valencia, says he cannot perform in the parade until 2019 and claims it may be because of his sexuality. Authorities said he exposed a bare shoulder and gave 'false blessings'.

Campaigners claim
major brands are 'uncomfortable' with the Christian faith. But manufacturers have denied that they are dropping the word from their products.

The Education Secretary was greeted with laughter and shouts of 'rubbish' as she praised the government's recent education reforms, at the NASUWT's annual conference in Birmingham.

Belgian security services are fearful that ISIS operatives may have been looking to target a nuclear plant as it emerged a security guard was murdered at a nuclear research centre.

Ibrahim and Khalid El-Bakraoui and Najim Laachraoui all visited Turkey, raising suspicion with local authorities, but only Ibrahim was deported as the other two proved to have 'clean' records.

According to reports, Abderaman Ameroud who was shot in the leg at the tram stop in Schaerbeek because police believed he had a bomb, helped the Taliban to kill an Afghan leader in 2001.

The little children recite a line each as they stand in front of a Belgian flag in Belgium. They ask the country to have courage and listen to their hearts. 'Unity makes us Strong' is the final message.

ISIS have released a new propaganda video showing Belgian jihadis in Iraq celebrating the Brussels' attacks and declaring it Belgium's 9/11.

The Scottish woman, appearing on an episode segment called 'When I prove I didn't cheat will you let me see our daughter?', spluttered out the offensive word during a heated row with her partner.

Three GP surgeries in Swindon have banned patients from booking advance appointments, leaving the 21,000 patients facing a scramble at 8.30am every day to book one of the day's slots.

Google will now provide full-page warning with instructions about how these users can stay safe. The company said it will also be increasing the visibility of other types of Gmail security warnings.

The pensioner made the embarrassing blunder while swerving to avoid a pick-up truck in Suffolk. His car flew over a motorbike and crashed into a mini-lake (pictured) near Framlingham Castle.

Gary Lineker has sparked outrage on Twitter by making a joke about England's defence after the Roy Hodgson addressed security fears following the Brussels attacks.

A young girl from Dublin has sent her local fire station a lovely handwritten note saying she will definitely call them if she's 'ever burning to my death'.

Britons should halve their dairy intake to help tackle obesity, according to the Government's dietary adviser. But critics are concerned people wouldn't get enough calcium or iodine.

Theme park goers were left disappointed after a computer error meant the cheap tickets to the attraction in Chertsey, Surrey went on sale before the advertised time

A former friend of disgraced Sunderland player Adam Johnson claims he was forced to call off his wedding after the footballer sent his fiancée 'intimate' photographs.

Adam Johnson's family made a stream of payments to 'former MI6 agent' Mark Hill-Wood, who promised he could unearth evidence in the former Sunderland star's favour.

Passengers can fly 1,786 miles to Moscow from Manchester, for the same price as a train from Manchester to Newquay - £185. Infographic reveals some plane silly price comparisons.

Charges against a talent agency boss, Matthew Doyle, 46, from Croydon, accused of inciting racial hatred on Twitter have been dropped, in a U-turn by the authorities.

Former CIA chief General Michael Hayden, pictured, said Britain would not lose out on shared intelligence should it vote to leave the Brussels club in the upcoming referendum in June.

Thorntons are charging £15 for an Easter egg with a white and dark chocolate drizzled effect that appears to be the same as one available at budget chain Aldi, which is on sale for just £2.99.

A young girl from Dublin has sent her local fire station a lovely handwritten note saying she will definitely call them if she's 'ever burning to my death'.

Matthew Parkes, 38, of Cheadle, Staffordshire, said Ryanair staff told him to drag himself down two ramps, a set of stairs, and up the steps of a Manchester-bound plane despite his disability.

It is hoped the findings could one day lead to a blood test to screen pregnant women at risk of postnatal depression Northwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine, Chicago, said.

Honey-Mae Lyons, 19, from Cambridge, has waived her right to anonymity to encourage other victims of sexual assault to come forward and report attacks to the police.

The 53-year-old, known as 'Captain Slow', was speaking about the forthcoming series of the now Chris Evans-fronted BBC show, which is expected to air in May.

James Maughan, 22, was racing at more than 70mph when he spun out of control and smashed into a house, in Branton, near Doncaster, causing the Renault Megane he was driving to burst into flames.

Miss Turner, 55, faces a court action over the £10million sale of their former marital home, Barbins Grange, the 57-acre Surrey estate where she married Grant Bovey in 2000.

A handwritten manuscript reveals a glimpse at recipe for the 'philosopher's stone.' The 17th century document was penned by Isaac Newton, purchased by US Chemical Heritage Foundation.

Pupils as young as 14 are using cannabis and alcohol to come down from the 'legal high' of drinking up to ten energy drinks every day, a charity has warned.

A cancer patient is set to have his operation live streamed using virtual reality technology. Viewers will be able to watch the procedure at The Royal London Hospital on April 14.

Police were called to shots being fired in the Magpie Close area, Forest Gate, at about 1.50pm today. Officers, paramedics and London's Air Ambulance attended the scene which is near playing fields.

The icy space rock, dubbed Comet Linear, will emerge from next week and be around 100 times brighter than astronomers had expected. Sky watchers need to be out 1.5 hours before sunrise.

Miss Turner, 55, faces a court action over the £10million sale of their former marital home, Barbins Grange, the 57-acre Surrey estate where she married Grant Bovey in 2000.

Apparently happily married to a fellow doctor - a well-regarded local GP - and father to a three-year-old boy and baby daughter, Dr Rupert Pemsel seemed very much the hands-on family man.

A series of seductive photographs shows just what shopping tycoon Tim Steiner sees in blonde underwear model Patrycja Pyka, who has sparked one of Britain's biggest divorces.

Computers have been found to get tripped up by some names, which may be too long for particular online forms to bear, or in the case of 'Null,' the problem lies in the language of programming.

The Master Lock, from the Wisconsin-based firm, is unlocked by an app and homeowners can give delivery drivers time-limited access to the lock when dropping off or picking up parcels.

David Cameron, pictured, has come under fire from his own Conservative-run Oxfordshire County Council over the Government's plans to turn all state schools into academies by 2020.

Penny Mordaunt, pictured, said 'freedom' was at stake in the EU referendum in June as the 'forced harmonisation' of single market rules stopped people achieving their ambitions.

TOM UTLEY: Call me an embittered old curmudgeon, but I spent a happy lunch hour yesterday, chuckling over a speech the Prime Minister made back in 2010.

Three men wearing chilling white masks burst into Watling Goldsmiths in historic Lacock, Wiltshire, before making off with their stash in a white Ford Cougar.

Researchers from Flinders University and Lancaster University have explained what happens to the body during the time change, and reveal how to help ease the transition. Stock image.

A man has been seriously injured after he reportedly entered his burning property in Stevenage, Hertfordshire, to save his pet dogs, following an explosion that ripped his home apart.

Oswald Boelcke, (right) who is regarded as the father of the German fighter air force, shot down Robert Wilson (left), of the 32 Squadron Royal Flying Corps near Thiepval, northern France in 1916.

Almost one British home in three is now headed by parents who both have full-time jobs, a survey found yesterday, as number of working mothers is up by 15 per cent in just 12 years.

Let the lawn become a tussocky meadow and the borders strangled with weeds. Let brambles romp and nettles flourish.

Police received a report that one woman had been seriously injured at 8.45pm last night on Mapleton Crescent in the seaside town of Redcar, Teesside.