Wali Muhammed (pictured) from Belgravia, London, is accused of touching the bottom of a 13-year-old girl and groping her thigh underneath a copy of the Koran as she read from it.

FEMAIL busts conception myths, speaking to health experts who have confirmed that you can get pregnant from dry humping, when you're breastfeeding and even if the man doesn't ejaculate.

Barbara Altounyan, the niece of Titty Altounyan, who inspired the character in the classic novel has branded the BBC's decision to change the name in a new film as 'PC-madness'.

Former model Claire Johnson, of Staffordshire, has kept a low profile since splitting with Caudwell after 10 years together, but has now spoken exclusively to MailOnline.

People management specialist Karen Gately, from Richmond, Victoria, has revealed the golden rules you need to follow in order survive an office romance.

David Pegg and William Uzzell of MG Meats were spotted making deliveries to chef Royly Da Silva (pictured) at his home in Swindon, Wiltshire, in a van called 'The Dog's Dinner'.

Lisa Guthrie, 35, from County Durham, has more than 100 moles covering her body. Despite this, she was obsessed with tanning. Now she works with charities to raise awareness of skin cancer.

Fanny Barks in Durham and Scratchy Bottom in Dorset are just a few of the hilariously-named locations that have been dubbed some of Britain's rudest place names in a newly-revealed list.

The police operation followed warnings from the government that attempts to strangle fuel supplies across France in a dispute over contested labour law reforms would not be tolerated.

The unidentified man left his grey Vauxhall Astra carelessly abandoned in the middle of the spaces at the McDonald's branch in Coventry as stunned onlookers watched on Saturday afternoon.

Steve Hilton, who masterminded Mr Cameron's bid for Downing Street, said the claim that family breaks to Europe could be £230 more expensive was 'like a parody'.

The former prime minister admitted earlier this year he was 'too divisive' to be of help to the Remain campaign led by Mr Cameron as he awaits the findings of the Chilcot Inquiry in July.

George Osborne's apocalyptic predictions for the pound and the economy if the British people vote to leave the European Union should be doubted, writes ALEX BRUMMER.

In a grim joint appearance, the Prime Minister and Chancellor said there would be a 'profound' economic shock from leaving the EU and it would effectively be a vote for 'self-destruction'.

The two military aircraft were scrambled when the Delta Airlines pilots 'failed to make contact' with Greek aviation officials after entering the country's airspace at about 7.10pm on Thursday.

The near miss is said to have happened on Saturday and was reported by the pilots to the control tower as the plane arrived in Bilbao from Frankfurt.

Butcher Jeff Rapley, from Narooma on NSW South Coast, has caused controversy over his sign which says eating his bacon reduces the chance of someone being a suicide bomber.

Dorcas Hayes, 33, was stunned when son Kai informed her that he had spent the afternoon at Countess Wear Community School in Exeter, Devon washing cars and cleaning drives.

The man and woman apparently did not realise that they were in full view of bystanders when they stripped off in a patch of heather in the Hampshire woodland.

Engineers at the Georgia Institute of Technology have developed the device - which uses microphones and vibration sensors to listen to and measure the sounds inside the joint.

Those born prematurely were also more likely to report more chronic health conditions, and to have lower self esteem, say the researchers from McMaster University, Canada.

Mohamed Nasheed, the opposition leader in the Maldives, was jailed for 13 years under anti-terror laws last year after a trial that drew international criticism - and has been helped by Amal Clooney.

In a damning report, the Ministry of Defence will be criticised for giving anti-malarial drug Lariam, which is linked to depression and hallucinations, to British troops.

The video, believed to be filmed in the U.S., shows UF)-hunters Secureteam used Google Earth to track down the five pyramid-like structures on the rim of a crater which they insist are extra-terrestrial ruins.

An investigation which looked at risk scores for more than 7,000 offenders arrested in Florida in 2013 and 2014 claims to have It turned up racial disparities in the formula used (stock image).

Put up by the youth branch of Austria's The Greens party, the poster (pictured) was supposedly satirical. They feature a dog with the country's red and white flag in its mouth, instead of a rubbish bag.

The Freedom Party, led by Norbert Hofer, narrowly lost in Austria, writes KATIE HOPKINS, who could not be happier with the result on a momentous day which should be a wake-up call to Europe.

Saima Khan, 34, is said by neighbours to have suffered a stab wound to the neck and was seen on the floor surrounded by a pool of blood at her home last night in Luton, Bedfordshire.

Police were forced to draw their Tasers in a bid to detain a suspect who officers wanted to speak to in connection with an incident outside the Wembley Arena studios in north west London.

An unnamed woman has found an ingenious way to punish her ex boyfriend for cheating on her, by sending him spoilers for Game of Thrones every Monday before he can watch it.

Dating app Tinder, owned by Texas-based Match.com is suing a UK based app called '3nder', for people looking for threesomes, over the similarity in the companies' names.

Rudy Guede was jailed for 16 years in 2008 for killing the British exchange student who was found dead in her flat in Perugia after being stabbed 47 times.

Facebook has changed its policies on Trending Topics over claims the California-based company had a strong anti-conservative bias when preparing its news feed.

WARNING, GRAPHIC CONTENT: Californian dermatologist Dr Sandra Lee, known as Dr Pimple Popper, says the lipoma - a benign growth of fat cells - is the biggest she has ever seen.

Liaison, a company that manages NHS finances, show hospitals overspent a total of £26.6m on temporary staff in just nine weeks from 1 February to 31 March this year.

The blaze broke out in the vehicle on the M6 shortly after the pupils and staff all safely got off the vehicle. Four girls, all aged 10, were taken to Birmingham Children's Hospital but were not seriously hurt.

Lawyers have been striking in Greece in outrage over the enormous backlog of legal cases which are preventing divorce and inheritance cases from being on trial.

New Top Gear presenter Matt LeBlanc has admitted he has a stunt driver for the revamped series after the American said he would only take part in challenges he is 'comfortable' with.

Many ex-smokers have developed an addiction to nicotine gum - with 10 per cent chewing it four times longer than they should (a year) and 5 per cent for two years. Some use it for ten years.

Freddie Sanders, 66, already had prostate cancer and diabetes when he was admitted to Whipps Cross Hospital, East London, with a severe cough on Boxing Day 2013.

The Taj Mahal's stunning white marble walls and decorative interior attracts millions of tourists to India every year but now the site is facing a disgusting new threat - from green insect excrement.

The decision by North Yorkshire County Council to allow fracking at Kirby Misperton has raised fears energy companies will now pursue similar operations across rural England.

Cornell University and Stanford University built a Watch-Bot, a robot that uses probabilistic learning models and a laser pointer to remind humans when they leave something out of forget a chore.

UK academics are launching a two-day walkout tomorrow over an escalating pay dispute and threatening to wreak havoc on marking and even the Clearing process with future action.

Scientists at the University of Stanford looked at artefacts (pictured) found in China, using a method of analysis that had never been done before, to deduce the world's oldest known beer recipe.

This is the shocking moment a man risks his life by acting as 'bait' in a bid to try and entice an electric eel to come out of the water so his friends can catch it in Brazil, South America.

The bright pattern is the latest optical illusion to spread online, playing on the way your brain processes colour. The picture appears to show green, blue and pink swirls - but not all is as it seems.

Researchers from Uppsala University in Sweden say the Y chromosome starts to disappear from the blood cells of some men as they get older. These men are more likely to die young, figures show.

Naz Shah, Bradford West MP, attended the protest against Israel at a McDonald's hours before suggesting a 'solution' to the Middle East conflict on Facebook.

In a boost to Britain's tourist industry, Asda Money's survey claimed that 31 per cent of Britons are planning on choosing the UK for their holiday this year.

GRAPHIC CONTENT: WARNING. Members of AnimaNaturalis in Spain took off their clothes, daubed themselves in fake blood and stepped into polysterene trays.

The actor, 35, sent shockwaves through the world when he was quoted by The Sunday Times saying that child abuse is rife in Tinseltown - and is 'probably still happening'.

El Shafee Elsheikh, 27, from west London, is believed to be a part of the brutal terrorists known as The Beatles because of their British accents, who tortured and killed western hostages in Syria.

Almost half the population of England and Wales said they had no religion - referred to as 'nones' - in 2014 study, almost double the figure of 25% recorded in the census just three years earlier.

Former Downing Street adviser Steve Hilton is one of our most brilliantly original - and provocative - thinkers. Today, he speaks on the twin threats of internet porn and our risk-averse culture.

The James Bond star made an impassioned plea to more than 60 heads of state in Istanbul in a speech that also begged for more to be done to help those injured by land mines.

An Instagram account revealing the lives of London's wealthiest young people shows private jet trips, champagne baths and getting a Rolls Royce as a present for passing your driving test.

Players were left bruised and bloody after the charity game between the NYPD and the FDNY erupted into violence at the end of the Bowl at MCU Park on Coney Island, New York.

The new President of the Philippines, Rodrigo Duterte, has refused to live in the Malacanang Palace. The presidential palace is reputedly haunted by the ghosts of two heads of state and a valet.

Last year, a study published in the British Medical Journal suggested that they raise the chance of a serious blood clot four fold. So what are your risks?

Jeanne Parr, mother of Sex And The City actor Chris Noth, rocketed from local news and modeling in Wisconsin to becoming one of the first female correspondents for the national network.

Nat Morris posted the ghoulish picture of herself on Facebook while on a plane at London City Airport. A tiny version of her face can be seen stuck to the overhead lockers at the top right of the picture.

SEBASTIAN SHAKESPEARE: While ministers he interviews are reluctant to discuss their pasts, attention-loving TV presenter Robert Peston decided to reveal his own history of drug taking.

The mother-of-five aired her views on today's Loose Women. It comes after Sharon Osbourne was criticised for saying the McCanns were 'insane' for going out for dinner without their children.

Four men took to the streets of London and were left shocked by how painful it was to wear stilettos for an entire day from running for the bus to walking up stairs and tottering over cobbles.

The Greek peninsula of Peloponnese, Denmark's second-largest city, Aarhus, and Venice have all been named among Lonely Planet's Best in Europe list for 2016.

A 55-year-old man has picked pole dancing as his top pass time and says gender or age shouldn't hold anyone back. Most people assume Allan Reinikka of Rockhampton, Queensland is a biker.

A video of a baby and puppy cuddling in a swing proves you're never too young to see a dog as 'man's best friend'. In the video the dog wears pajamas and drapes its paw over the baby.

Flinders University researchers warn 'health foods' like granola, smoothies and fat free yoghurt can contain just as much as much of the white stuff as their sweet alternatives.