Cameron (pictured in Washington) issued a a strongly-worded warning about the threat to national security as he said terrorists want to 'kill as many people as they possibly could'.

Junead Khan, from Luton, was aided by a notorious British ISIS fighter in Syria as he plotted to carry out the atrocity outside RAF Mildenhall, where US Air Force personel are stationed.

On a website created to oppose the EU's migrant distribution scheme, Prime Minister Viktor Oban's government claimed authorities in these areas had 'no control' over immigrant residents.

Jean Fisher was walking to the post office in Sidcup, south east London, when she tripped over a manhole cover, which led her to break her arm and cut her face - an injury which needed 20 stitches.

Archaeologists have discovered what they believe to be a Viking settlement on Point Rosee in southern Newfoundland that dates to between 800AD and 1300AD.

For every month a mother gets paid to stay at home and look after her child, the chance of their baby dying falls by 13 per cent, say researchers from McGill University and UCLA.

Norwegian media company Schibsted and a Swedish private equity group called Verdane Capital have been accused of puffing up the amount of subscribers the service had.

Comedian Joe Heenan tweeted a picture of his children on April Fools' Day, opening what they thought was an iPad. His post has now gone viral, having amassed thousands of views.

The family were asked to leave the United Airlines flight from Chicago by both the flight attendant who asks them to 'step off'' and by the pilot who says they need to leave due to 'a safety of flight issue'.

Rresearchers from CNRS and Université Blaise Pascal have proposed a new theory that the moon's gravitational pull on the Earth (illustrated) is responsible for the magnetic field.

Cleveland Clinic doctors e say the provides a more objective marker of the syndrome, which is currently identified using subjective methods such as parents' reports, and doctors' observations.

The findings could be used to counteract the current worldwide epidemic of physical inactivity and obesity, researchers at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston found.

Sally-Ann Tarver reveals how by the time you're in your 30s, like the Duchess of Cambridge, hormones can play havoc with your locks, while women in their 60s, like Meryl Streep, face hair loss.

Job hunters flooded to a recruitment day for the manufacturer after it announced it needed 750 people to staff its new plant, which is opening in 18 months near Barry, south Wales.

Trustees of the British Steel pension fund relies on contributions from Tata Steel and without them, will have a deficit of £966million and be unable to support the retirement of all its 134,000 members.

By rights, Ugg boots - the sheepskin-lined boots that soared to prominence 15 years ago - should have been relegated to the fashion graveyard by now, in the plot next to pink Juicy Couture tracksuits.

Billy Midmore, 22, failed to appear for his trial at Southampton Crown Court because he had been wearing the same clothes for seven days consecutively and wanted a clean outfit.

Dyanne Lambert (pictured) said she was struggling to deal with her daughter Laura Davies' death and will ask to meet her killer Jordan Taylor, 22, in prison.

London-based filmmaker Alice Russell has persuaded three men to open up about using prostitutes in a short documentary Men Buy Sex, which has attracted 112,000 views on Vimeo.

Florence Foster Jenkins started performing in New York in 1900 but was protected from criticism by her husband. She died two days after a largely ridiculed public performance in 1944.

The lack of shut-eye - an average of almost an hour lost every night - could have far-reaching health consequences, with associated issues including cancer and high blood pressure.

Physicists from Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics have found a new 'hot Jupiter' exoplanet that has three suns. This could help us understand the way these type of planets form.

On landing at Luqa International Airport, Malta Police were alerted, and the men were led off the aircraft by officers with sniffer dogs after crew reported them for their bad behaviour.

Ronnie Corbett was a gentleman and, it is surely fair to say, a comic genius, writes QUENTIN LETTS. As we mourn him, we must remember the laughter he brought to Britain.

In tribute to Ronnie Corbett, here are some of the little gems that made him a national treasure. And the Mail's cartoonist Mac pays tribute to his late friend and one-time golfing partner.

In a fresh blow to George Osborne (pictured visiting Asda staff in Manchester) the owners of B&Q; are threatening to sack staff unless it signs a new employment contract that cuts work benefits.

At first, doctors refused to believe the death of Lance Corporal Tommy Brown, pictured, had played a part in the schoolboy's change in behaviour, instead blaming it on 'too much Xbox and TV'.

The Prime Minister announced the additional 400 gun cops for Manchester, Birmingham and other cities during a trip to Washington.

Invoking the Germany Army's historical strategy of 'Auftragstaktik', the policy helps ISIS carry out attacks abroad when its chain of command is restricted by Western intelligence agencies.

Images posted online by ISIS, included slogans in German inciting Muslims to commit violence against the 'enemy of Allah' at high-profile locations, including the Chancellery in Berlin (pictured).

Nationell Framtid, a far right vigilante group of 'modern-day pirate' migrant hunters patrol Sweden's southern coast by boat to stop illegal immigrants getting into the country from Denmark.  

The number of applications from EU citizens living in Britain jumped by 25 per cent between the final quarters of last year, Home Office figures revealed.

A study by Expedia in the UK revealed a number of added bonus of holidays including skin improvements and higher sex drive. And there's easy psychology to explain the causes.

WARNING VERY GRAPHIC CONTENT: The Doctors looked at the most disgusting cases Dr Sandra Lee has taken on, including a slow-groing fatty lump, a scalp cyst the size of an egg, and a huge cyst on a woman's leg.

Christian Louboutin has extended his applauded Nudes For All collection. A new range of 'Solasofia' ballerina flats, priced at £450. come in a spectrum of seven hues, including two new tones.

44-year-old father Mariusz Kedzior spotted the driver travelling near Manchester Airport and drove up alongside the red Ford Fiesta. Do you know who the unidentified woman is?

Bioengineers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology were able to rewrite the code of bacteria using a simple programming language (illustrated).

As Richard, Sam Wood, 42, from Stevenage, had been a riot control officer with the Metropolitan Police in London, who would work out four times a week at the gym to hone his muscles.

On the day of Her Majesty's milestone anniversary - Thursday April 21 - she will be joined by the Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Charles and his wife Camilla.

Kim Jong-Un urges all North Koreans to 'crush China's pressuring schemes with the force of a nuclear storm' after President Xi Jinping joined U.S. and UN in sanctions against Pyongyang.

Rapper Tinie Tempah, who is due to appear when the new series airs, believes the Top Gear team's 'donuts' in central London were an attempt to stoke up controversy.

Fitness guru and model, Chontel Duncan, from Brisbane, has shared a snap of her incredible post-baby body just five days after giving birth. Mrs Duncan shared her fit pregnancy on Instagram.

As one of Cameroon's top military commanders vowed to wipe out Boko Haram militants 'once and for all' in the country, vigilante groups have emerged to try to protect civilians from the jihadis.

On top of increasing council tax, costs are rising for everything from having a shower to mobile phone bills and prescriptions as the new tax year begins, putting the squeeze on many households.

Rajendra Pachauri,  75, former head of the UN climate change panel, has been accused of sexually harassing three female colleagues, including one who was just 19 when the incidents took place.

Joshua Bishop, 41, was executed at 9.27pm on Thursday at the state prison in Jackson by injection of the barbiturate pentobarbital.

The study by scientists at the University of Sheffield found most thought alcohol caused liver cancer but only 18 per cent were aware of the link with breast cancer.

Apples are rich in plant compounds flavonoids, which are linked to cell rejuvenation and giving people longer life expectancies, researchers at the University of Western Australia found.

There was £180.7billion owed on cards and personal loans in Britain in February - up 9.3 per cent in a year - according to the Bank of England. It was the highest leap in borrowing since 2005.

Adventure Hornblower charged at the pier in San Diego after a malfunction meant it could not stop. Seven people were injured. The vessel had just returned from a whale watching cruise.

The deal will create a food and non-food retail group which will aim to compete with the likes of UK firms John Lewis and Marks & Spencer as well as online rivals such as US giant Amazon.

One rescuer described how a taxi driver died in front of his eyes, while pleading to him 'save me brother', as authorities confirm at least 23 dead and 80 injured in the collapse in Kolkata, India.

PC Richard Jordan (pictured outside court), 35, opened fire with the 50,000 volt weapon at Shaun Bebbington after being sworn at while attending an ongoing incident in Cheshire.

Mobile phone stores have been accused of pushing the average customer to take a contract costing more than twice as much as the best one for their needs.

Yale University experts identified three genetic markers that increase a person's risk of developing cannabis use disorder - as well as making them more likely to suffer depression and schizophrenia.

Scientists suspect the stressful environment of the ISS could trigger changes in physiological responses of fungus called Aspergillus nidulans.

Marking a departure from tradition, England fans going to watch Tuesday night's clash with the Netherlands at Wembley were told to leave their football shirts at home and wear pink.

Researchers at the Riken Brain Science Institute in Japan discovered two circuits in a structure called the habenula while studying the behaviour of fighting zebrafish.

Governor Russ Trent said HMP Berwyn near Wrexham would base itself on the so-called 'Mandela Rules' - a UN standard aimed at making custody as similar as possible to life in the community.

The Daily Mail takes a closer look at whether the UK is playing the culinary equivalent of Russian roulette - or whether it might be making us healthier.

Ardra Shephard, 39, from Toronto, Canada, has revealed the unexpected 'perks' of being declared legally blind. She said losing vision was 'terrifying' but tries to focus on being thankful for positives

London-based fashion brand Nobody's Child has been dealt a slap on the wrist by the ASA after complaints that the model looked youthful and her poses were 'sexually suggestive'.

A man who has apparently missed his tram every day for six months in Didsbury, Manchester, has been caught on camera during his morning sprint (pictured).

Researchers in Australia say they have developed a cheap and efficient new way to infuse textiles with tiny strands of silver - which can degrade organic matter when exposed to light.

The stunning image, taken using the Alma telescope in Chile, shows the 10 million year-old star TW Hydra which is located relatively close to us at 175 light-years away.

The six-part docuseries will premiere early next year on Investigation Discovery and will take another look at the case, which ended in 1995 with a jury finding Simpson not guilty of murder.

Hristo Stoichkov, who was the joint top scorer at the 1994 event in the USA, has been heavily criticised after he was photographed with rifle in hand, crouched beside the lifeless bodies of giraffes and zebras.

Synthetic street drugs can contain a 'dark combination of compounds,' a video from the American Chemical Society explains, making them extremely harmful to the user.

Most nursery staff are paid the minimum wage, which rises today from £6.70 an hour to £7.20 for those aged over 25. The 50p rise will be passed on to parents.

The brave shopper, known only as Kenny, 46, spent five minutes grappling with the 36-year-old thief who had been caught in the act of stealing valuables from Boots in Droylsden. The shoplifter was arrested,

Vincent Doyle, 45, failed to spot German postgraduate student Janina Gehlau, 26, in the cycle lane as he manoeuvred his massive Foden truck to turn left at busy Ludgate Circus in central London.

Hedi Slimane, 47, announced his departure after being at the helm of YSL since 2012. The famously publicity-shy designer has not given a reason and his successor has yet to be announced.

Stephen Crabtree, 59, from Bradford, West Yorkshire, committed the indecent assaults between April 1992 and April 1993. He was sentenced at Lincoln Crown Court today.

A youth is violently punched and kicked as a gang gather round in the night streets of Wolverhampton. They goad and cheer but the injured  boy is hardly able to walk afterwards.

According to researchers at MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab (CSAIL), Chronos could additionally lead to safer drones, smarter homes and password-free Wi-Fi.

Los Angeles-based scientist Dr Derek Muller looks at the popular cosmetic procedure in a new installment for his science YouTube channel Veritasium.

A video from San Diego-based YouTuber Physics Girl shows that microwaves (pictured) may be prone to leaking small amounts of radiation by placing a phone inside and calling it.

Alibaba is hosting 1,200 eSports events across 15 cities in China, which will start sometime next month. AliSports World Electronic Sport Games is offering an array of games and about $5.5 million in prizes.

A Mexican news team had been filming a segment on cross border shootings at Nogales in Arizona when two men were caught on the cameras climbing over the fence.

Nasa researchers have teamed up with scientists in Japan to create detailed, 3D snapshots of raindrops and snowflakes from space. This allows for more accurate predictions and improved models.

Fitness guru and model, Chontel Duncan, from Brisbane, has shared a snap of her incredible post-baby body just five days after giving birth. Mrs Duncan shared her fit pregnancy on Instagram.

The Porsche 911 Turbo's always been a hot car, but a model featured at The New York International Auto Show Thursday took it to a whole new level when it burst into flames on the hall floor.

Zips are often taken for granted - until they malfunction, as Holly Willoughby's did at a Downing Street 'do. Clare Goldwin takes high street skirts, trousers, and tight dresses to the lab.

Australian photographer Craig Parry was swimming back to his boat after a whale-watching session in Tonga last year when one of the huge mammals came up behind him and gave him a friendly nudge.