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Muhammad Ali has died aged 74, a day after he was rushed to hospital in Phoenix, Arizona, with difficulty breathing. read

Married four times and a serial adulterer, Ali's train-wreck private life could lead to another titanic rumble as his wives and children do battle for his legacy. read

Heartfelt tributes were pouring in within minutes after family confirmed that legendary boxer Muhammad Ali has died, aged 74. read

He always said he was ‘the greatest’ – and he was. First as Cassius Clay and then as Muhammad Ali, he was idolised and vilified in almost equal measure until he achieved the status of a global icon. read

As widely known for his quick skills and moves inside the ring, Ali was also known for the dozens of inspiring, sometimes hilarious quotes he said throughout his life. read

The woman, 25, who is also believed to be British, died instantly after plunging from the 12th floor of the Apartments Paraiso del Sur (pictured), in Adele, in the early hours of yesterday morning. read

Former Spurs player Paul Gascoigne is alleged to have made a joke about a black bouncer who was standing in the shadows during the event in Wolverhampton Civic Hall on November 30. read

He was recently forced to miss Ronnie Corbett's funeral. And it has now been revealed that Bruce Forsyth is too frail to even attend his wife, Wilnelia's, birthday party, next Wednesday. read

Detectives investigating the disappearance of a baby boy who went missing 11 years ago in Barnet, north London, have arrested two women on suspicion of murder. read

Several podiatrists were consulted on whether the modern-day clogs were actually good for your health. They all resoundingly said no. read

Jan Moir reflects on the 10-year anniversary of the introduction of the England squad's WAGs - an acronym used to refer to the wives and girlfriends of the country's most high-profile footballers. read

A revolutionary approach to cancer which tailors treatment to each patient, known as 'personalised medicine', is six times as effective as traditional methods, a landmark study has found. read

The 'Achilles heel' of breast cancer cells has been identified, according to scientists, as a new study has shed light on why the disease can return years after women appear to be free of it. read

Muhammad Ali was the first person to become heavyweight championship of the world three times. Here, Sportsmail looks back at his life. read

Muhammad Ali has gone to touch gloves with his maker after the longest, bravest, most anguished struggle of his phenomenal fighting life. Jeff Powell pays tribute to The Greatest. read

Muhammad Ali's magnificent career saw The Greatest crowned heavyweight champion of the world three times. Sportsmail looks back at some of Ali's most memorable moments... read

George Foreman was Muhammad Ali's opponent for the Rumble in the Jungle in 1974, the pair taking their title fight to Kinshasa in Zaire. Foreman reflects on the encounter. read

The late, great Ian Wooldridge was ringside for Muhammad Ali's Rumble in the Jungle against George Foreman in Zaire in 1974. Here is his dispatch from Kinshasa. read

Over three years staff at Boujis, in South Kensington, conned clubbers with the scam. Drink from bottles of Santa Eleni, which retails for £9, was poured out and sold as expensive champagne. read

Pop star Mike Skinner, ex royal butler Paul Burrell, and football managers including Sam Allardyce (pictured) invested money in the scam which has seen four men found guilty of defrauding the tax man. read

The BBC show - watched by just 4.3million people last Sunday on its revamped debut - is said to have used a laughter track to boost the reaction from the audience at its Surrey base. read

The camps have been set up alongside some of the city's busiest roads, and most sleep rough in trucks and vans then wait by the roadside for black market work for as little as £40 a day. read

More than 340 migrants were rescued off the Greek island of Crete yesterday amid growing fears that traffickers are opening up more dangerous routes to Europe. read

The Libyan coastguard yesterday accused the EU of enticing migrants to their deaths as more than a hundred bodies washed up on its beaches in a single day. read

Gangs of people smugglers now operate along all 450 miles of the north French coast - from Calais on the Belgian border to Cherbourg and beyond, reports Sue Reid. read

The 27-year-old man, from China, was supposed to fly out of Taipei, Taiwan, on Thursday but his flight to Beijing was pushed back a day due to severe thunderstorms and flooding. read

A Polish rapist with a long criminal record slipped into Britain undetected and battered a man with learning difficulties 48 hours later. The attack in Brixton, south London, was caught on camera. read

Justice Secretary Michael Gove urged the public not to listen to 'sneering' elites as he made the case for Brexit during the second Sky News special programme ahead of the EU referendum. read

Ukip leader Nigel Farage last night claimed bodies will be 'washing up' on British beaches this summer if asylum is given to 18 Albanians caught trying to sneak into the country by boat this week. read

Quentin Letts looks back at English history, going back to when King Harold got an arrow in the eye and ceded control to a Frenchman. He says the EU debate is a battle for the soul of Britain. read

The Justice Secretary was inserted into a scene from First World War-set comedy Blackadder Goes Forth after he was criticised for his stance on the EU during a debate ahead of the referendum. read

The Home Secretary, who normally laps up the limelight, seems to have gone AWOL as the country debates the EU referendum. This is a shameful abrogation of duty. read

Michael Gove gave a Prime Ministerial performance during his appearance on Sky News debating the EU referendum, writes QUENTIN LETTS. read

Sharon Pincott left her corporate life in Queensland behind and lived in Zimbabwe for 13 years with elephants. Her bond has been described as one of the most remarkable ever. read

Monsanto, an agricultural biotech firm based in the US, are using reverse genetic engineering to stop the natural destruction of cells that occurs once a plant is cut and extend their lifespan. read

A science writer in the US has claimed that people who are consistently late to engagements could be suffering from a form of mental insanity because their notion of time is distorted. read

Anthony and Carol O'Donnell say the Woodland Trust has failed to keep a 'wall of trees', which shroud the garden of their Dorset home in shade, under control for nearly two decades. read

Many of you will insist you remember the milestone events of your life, writes DR JULIA SHAW. But what if I were to tell you that your cherished memories aren't as reliable as you think? read

The former Springwatch star, 47, claimed that too many parents were afraid to let their children play outdoors because they feared being investigated or facing criticism from other parents. read

The mock Tudor 'castle' thought to have been worth in the region of £1million is just a pile of rubble after Robert Fidler, of Surrey, obeyed a court order to demolish it rather than face jail. read

After days of grey skies and chilly temperatures, summer is set to start for real this weekend with much of the UK bathed in sunshine throughout Sunday and temperatures reaching 26C. read

SARAH RAINEY took on a Come Dine With Me-style challenge at her London home where she cooked for strangers and was then rated on her cooking, conversation and hospitality. read

Charmain Adusah, 41, was found dead in Koforidua, Ghana, in March last year with heroin in her system despite having 'never taken drugs in her life' according to her mother Linda Speirs. read

A two-year-old boy who died in Dorset, has been named as Harry House as a man and a woman questioned by detectives are released on bail. Harry's grandmother said she was 'devastated'. read

Johnny Depp is accused of being a drug-addled abuser while Amber Heard has been called a gold-digging liar. Tom Leonard presents both sides of the case for the most toxic divorce of our time. read

Johnny Depp is starring in a movie due to be broadcast on BBC this evening Alice in Wonderland, which features a young woman who chases after a large rabbit to escape the prospect of marrying a man she does not love. read

Amber Heard's Wikipedia page appeared to have been altered by someone on Friday describing her as a 'gold digger' who married Johnny Depp to 'take advantage of his kind nature.' read

Beverley Deakin, of Rotherham, South Yorkshire, said her daughter's happiness justified the £12,000 of taxpayers money spent on a 'fat camp' for her daughter Destiny. read

National Front Marine Le Pen has stormed ahead of President Holland in latest figures revealed by a poll measuring voting intentions ahead of next year's presidential elections. read

The announcement came a day after the arrest of three men suspected of planning to carry out an attack in the western city of Duesseldorf for ISIS. read

The TV chef has caused outrage among residents in the seaside village of Rock, in Cornwall, with his plans to demolish a 1920s property he bought for £4.4million last year (left). read

The British trio were identified but not arrested by officers who went to the a Puerto Banus beach club after being by someone who claimed they were involved. read

Very quickly the French bucolic dream built by Donald Marcus and his partner Patricia Wilson soured, turning to horror and, ultimately, to a murder still shrouded in mystery. read

Britain's most prolific paedophile Richard Huckle, 30, targeted impoverished children across Southeast Asia. A series of chilling emails exposes exactly how he targeted his victims. read

Under a new scheme, the first of unaccompanied children are due to be brought to Britain from refugee camps in the Middle East as soon as next month. read

Coroner Brian Barker QC told the hearing in Woking, Surrey, that Private Cheryl James, 18, (pictured) had shot herself on November 27, 1995 while she was undergoing initial training at Deepcut barracks. read

The atmosphere at Deepcut became more akin to a Club 18-30 holiday camp than a British military base and female recruits were often propositioned by both officers and instructors. read

University professor Naoki Ogi said he had been told by many adults in Japan that abandonment is common disciplinary procedure following the discovery of seven-year-old Yamato Tanooka. read

Philippine politician Tomas Osmena has said he has given £2,300 to police officers for killing drug traffickers, the first such rewards since their new president introduced the new bounty rules. read

We must accept that Philip, can no longer be relied on to conduct his duties, which makes it surprising that Prince William nor Prince Harry immediately stepped up to take their grandfather's place. read

MIKE DICKSON IN PARIS: A monsoon in May, travel strikes, oppressive security, mudpit conditions, power cuts and scheduling rows — just a few of the features of Roland Garros 2016. read

The SAG Team rider was taking part in the second practice session of the Moto2 World Championship when he fell at turn 12 of the Catalunya Circuit near Barcelona. read

Mother of two Miss Lopez, 46, claims her BodyLab supplement is different from other weight loss products because it was developed for women rather than adapting a formula designed for men. read

The procedure, otherwise referred to as scrotoplasty or reduction, is performed to reduce, repair or reconstruct the scrotum to get rid of excess scrotal skin - which becomes more likely with age. read

The origin of the lone branch is not known, but it had a London Stansted baggage tag attached to it and it was at this airport that it was snapped. read

A bride's relatives are refusing to attend her wedding because she insists on serving a vegan menu. The row was revealed on Mumsnet by her mother who is 'frustrated' at her daughter. read

After Alan Cole, 58, of Albermarle Gate, Pittville, Cheltenham, was today convicted of causing Teresea O'Regan's death by careless driving, her daughter paid tribute to her in a statement. read

Just 36 per cent of boys enter higher education compared with 46 per cent of girls - and researchers in Oxford found that even when pupils are 13 girls had more positive attitudes towards university. read

The Polish group were rescued by a Norwegian boat 50 miles south-west of Shetland. All nine people on board escaped the ordeal unscathed and have since been taken to safety. read

Kay Hollingsworth, 31, taught teachers at Notley Green Primary School (pictured), Essex, and sent one of her pupils a series of sexual messages on Instagram and Snapchat. read

Stephen Sin, 44, a civil servant from Crystal Palace, south London, was mid-way through a spring-clean when he stumbled across an unexploded German bomb in his cellar. read

Donald Trump predicted he would be receiving a huge amount of support from black voters in the upcoming presidential election during a speech in Redding, California on Friday. read

More than 70 drunk men and women were arrested at a restaurant in Farahza, Tehran and a further 62 were detained at a party in Bandar Abbas as part of a police crackdown on partygoers in Iran. read

The report, which was issued by the National Obesity Forum two weeks ago, said most of what we know about healthy eating is wrong - but sparked widespread criticism from experts. read

Parish priest Gareth Jones, 36, of Ilford, north-east London, yelled ‘I have diplomatic immunity’ as he punched, kicked, bit and spat at a police officer and a paramedic who found him passed out. read

Nishat Shaki, 20, was caught with two 'golf ball' like lumps of cocaine in August 2014. The law student, from Spitalfields in east London, pleaded guilty to possessing class A drugs at the Old Bailey. read

Parisians were urged to avoid the banks of the river which was expected to reach a peak of 19ft amid torrential rain that has killed 14 across Europe. read

Aerial video captures the devastation caused by floods in France where water submerges the A10 motorway near the city of Orléans. A reported 300 vehicles are concealed here by the Loire waters. read

Three former FIFA officials, including ex-president Sepp Blatter, conducted a 'co-ordinated effort to enrich themselves' which cost the organisation more than £55million in the last five years. read

The government has abandoned plans to charge bereaved families for hard copies of the long-awaited Chilcot report after a furious backlash. read

Paul Ford was given a suspended sentence and banned from driving for four years after admitting causing a pile-up on the M57 near Liverpool which left three people seriously injured. read

The Daily Mail's Nick Boulos highlights the best British festivals to head to this year, whether you're a history buff looking for spectacular airshows or a comedy fan looking for live performances. read

Britain's most prized places to live by the sea have been named in exclusive research with estate agents Savills - along with up-and-coming spots to rival places like Salcombe, pictured. read

This is the shocking moment a police officer body slammed a young criminal while trying to arrest him in America. Onlookers shout in horror while the youth cries out for his mom. read

I've suggested Harambe, the gorilla shot dead at Cincinnati Zoo, would have been more valuable to the greater gene pool than the offspring of two feckless parents, writes KATIE HOPKINS. read

The catalogue of failures that were exposed this week surrounding the death of two-year-old Liam Fee suggest the way society treats at-risk children needs to be urgently reviewed. read

Despite being such a small amount, eaten day after day, it adds up to two whole days’ worth of food a month and researchers said that over time, the effects could be substantial. read

While running the Best Start Federation of primary schools in Hackney, Greg Wallace bought IT services from C2 Technology Ltd, whose director was his lover Tony Zangoura read

Robert Hardman gets a privileged peek inside the Queen's secret sanctuary and fairytale gardens inside the grounds of Frogmore, a Georgian house inside the Home Park of Windsor Castle. read

Experts at Uppsala University in Sweden found that this diet stunted the growth of the young fish, reduced their activity levels, and made them more susceptible to predators. read

Toxic laundry capsules are being mistaken for sweets by at least one child every day, leaving them at risk of internal burns, breathing difficulties, temporary blindness and going into a coma. read

Linda Okungowa, 36, of Sheffield, who arrived in the UK on a false passport 12 years ago, claimed the money in destitution and child benefits despite working under false identities. read

Dilruk Dias-Banbaranayake, 18, from Croydon in south London was found guilty of possessing extreme or indecent material and placed on the Sex Offenders Register. read

Jay and Carolyn Mortimore, along with their two children, had to cancel their Tenerife holiday after their flight was full and passengers refused to move. They ended up in a caravan in Exmouth. read

Samira Benhar, 39, from Casablanca, Morocco, has neurofibromatosis, a genetic condition which causes uncontrollable growths along the nerves. She said surgery had given her a new life. read

Harry Shilling, 26, from Swanley in Kent, the mastermind behind Britain's biggest known gun-smuggling operation, has been jailed at the Old Bailey for 35 years. read

Police spotted two men brawling in the street while they were on a patrol of s'Arenal beach on the island of Mallorca, Spain (pictured) after 10 beach towels had been stolen from a small store. read

Andrew Kornfield arrived on April 21 at Prince Paisley Park estate hoping to help him with his opioid painkiller addiction, but instead found him dead in an elevator. read

Van Terry was speaking about the loss of his 18-year-old daughter, Shirelda, when he suddenly charged at her killer, Michael Martin, in a court in Ohio on Thursday. read

A Gold Coast mother's unusual decision to swap the letters 'ait' in her favourite name Kaitlyn with the Roman numeral VIII has ignited horrified reactions from Internet users. read

According to the video’s narrator, SecureTeam received the footage (still pictured) via email from someone who was combing through hours of recordings of ISS live streams. read

Police in India shaved the head of a suspect after he attacked an officer and then tied him to the bonnet of one of their vehicles before they drove it around the market town of Mahidpur. read

Statistics released by the Metropolitan Police show more than 850 people in London were detained under the controversial Communications Act last year read

The lost Tommies of The Great War have been brought back to life by a dedicated colourisation artist in a bid to help identify some of the unknown soldiers. read

Judge Mary Stacey accused Snobs in Birmingham of 'abandoning' the 19-year-old victim to be picked off 'like prey' by sex attackers Zaheer Abbas, 30, and Sajad Hussain, 35. read

Such is the eagerness to share their travels, the average British holidaymaker takes a photo within 13 minutes of arriving at their destination. read

Worries about getting 'too old' and simply 'not being bothered' after the 30th leave many only celebrating the milestone birthdays of 40, 50, and 60. read

Leading nutritionist Dr Marilyn Glenville said when a person's blood sugar levels rise too high the body is forced to create more insulin, which in turn causes the a sugar crash. This triggers the release of stress hormone, cortisol. read

Former teen model turned fashion and celebrity photographer, Brooke Mason has worked with some of the biggest names in the business. She reveals what really happens on set. read

Madonna has won a copyright case involving her 1990 hit Vogue despite a court ruling she had sampled a horn riff from a 1980s funk track from the Salsoul Orchestra funk ensemble. read

Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology showed the problem of solving a level in 'Super Mario Brothers' is as hard as the hardest problems in the 'complexity class' PSPACE. read

Lady Victoria Hervey has claimed that a ‘friend of a friend’ stole her £400 mobile phone during a taxi ride home from a star-studded Gucci bash. read

A Facebook campaign was started to home Freya, a six-year-old Staffordshire bull terrier cross who suffers from epilepsy, and it caught the eye of Transformers director Michael Bay. read

No one on board the 965ft Celebrity Infinity was injured when it crashed into the pier in Ketchikan, which faces the Inside Passage, but the ship was forced to stay overnight while it was repaired. read

More than 200 academics have now signed an open letter to the World Health Organisation calling for the Olympics to be postponed. But is it really necessary? Virus expert Dr Derek Gatherer gives his views. read

Doctors from the French Institute of Health and Medical Research who treated the 24-year-old woman have now warned the virus (pictured) may well be transmitted orally through semen. read

Gareth Hutch, 35, was shot dead in front of his young son outside his house in Dublin's north inner city on May 24, less than four weeks after he buried his fellow feud victim, uncle Eddie, 59. read

Noor Al Faris, aged around five, took end-of-year gifts to the next level after presenting her favourite teacher with a brand new luxury Mercedes in Kuwait. read

Through millions of online reviews and ratings, TripAdvisor has compiled a list of their top 10 tourist attractions across Europe. Hagia Sophia and Notre Dame were both highly rated by holidaymakers. read

The Australian-born seller, who wished to be known only as ‘Cameron’, was forced to chase the thief down his street in London after he posed as a customer interested in buying the iPhone 6. read

Argentine President Mauricio Macri took office in December vowing to revive Argentina's economy and root out corruption. read

A hysterical video taken on the helmet-cam of a fleeing bike rider shows the moment he was pulled over by a policeman eating an ice cream in Bavaria. read

A woman who filmed the antics at a hotel in Benidorm said the man, believed to be from Nottingham, had spent the afternoon drinking with mates before performing the painful stunt. read

Colin Taylor is a traditional bobby on the beat and his beat is one of the most crime-free in Britain: the Scilly Isles. His memoir has just been published and this is an adapted extract. read

RAC's Fuel Watch data for May said that both petrol and diesel had surged another 2p in a month, making each fill-up £5 more expensive than it was in February this year. read

Former police officer Jeffrey Davies, 45, of Aberdare, South Wales, is accused of forcing two women into having sex with him while working as a family liaison officer. read

Supernovas are created when a star, collapses in on itself in its final death throes. Michigan researchers have used a powerful supercomputers to recreate what happens in 3D. read

A video circulating social media this week captures a troubling trend that is happening in schools across the country - knockout hitting. read

Thomas Hardy was haunted as 16-year-old after watching Martha Brown, 45, hang after killing her husband who had abused her for years. She was the inspiration for Tess Of The D'Urbervilles. read

A mystery blonde woman caused more than £17,000 worth of damage to 33 cars on Western Avenue in Chepstow, in south Wales last Monday night. read

A breathtaking scenic video of Norway shot by a 17-year-old schoolboy using his drone has become a viral sensation online with over 1.2 million views and over 21,000 shares in just a week. read

Thai police have charged 22 people, including three monks, with wildlife trafficking as they continue to make gruesome discoveries at the Tiger Temple in Kanchanaburi province, west of Bangkok. read

MailOnline Travel's Deni Kirkova discovers how you can explore much of what the ultimate party island has to offer with the help of Chic Ibiza Villas' exclusive concierge service. read

Appleby in Westmorland, Cumbria, welcomes more than 30,000 travellers every year, but today, a group was seen getting out of town to enjoy the countryside with their horses. read

Patients say they saw the parking enforcers systematically slap fines on vehicles outside a mobile treatment centre in Ashford, Kent, because they are forced to stop in the ‘wrong’ car park. read

Barnsley, in south Yorkshire, has ruled that all its local schools will stay open until the end of July and have a two week autumn half term. It said the old six week break led to a 'learning loss'. read

The victim managed to get away from Steve Degg following the attack in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire. Degg has now been jailed for robbery and possessing a knife read

Isiah Gregg, the three-year-old who fell into the Cincinnati Zoo's gorilla enclosure last Saturday, prompting the death of Harambe, has been seen with his family for the first time since the death. read

The child was found unconscious at Strathbrock Family Unit in Broxburn, West Lothian, before she was taken to St John's Hospital in Livingston by ambulance on Monday night. read

Michelle Byatt, 23, had been walking down the street in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, with the child when she lost her balance and fell over, dropping the baby to the concrete pavement. read

Former dancer Vicky Balch, 20, Leah Washington, 18, both of whom have had a leg amputated, and Leah's boyfriend Joe Pugh, 19, appeared on ITV's This Morning. read

This is the horrifying moment a teacher at the RRK School in Moradabad, northern India, fell 50ft to the ground after a mock drill went terribly wrong. She suffered critical injuries. read

West Australian surfer Ben Gerring, 29, that was mauled by a great white shark while surfing on Tuesday has died in the Royal Perth Hospital in Perth on Saturday after fighting for his life. read

Shocking dashcam footage shows a pensioner driving five miles the wrong way down the M60 before colliding with two vehicles, leaving three people with minor injuries. read

The Cedar Hill Police Department in Cedar Hill, Texas, posted the image on its Facebook page this week.  A girl named Chloe hold hands with Marshals Leland Herron and Jack Wallace. read

An adorable baby orangutan has been filmed kissing and cuddling his mother at Allwettrerzoo Münster in Germany in front of delighted visitors. read

Karlette Palmer, 24, from Surrey was left so anxious after a violent attack as a schoolgirl she would pick holes in her skin, but she's beat her demons and is in the running to be crowned Miss Great Britain. read

MailOnline Travel's Ted Thornhill finds himself in a zen-like state of relaxation at the incredible The Sanctuary at Ol Lentille in Kenya's dramatic Laikipia Plateau. That is, when he's not quad biking... read

Hand-stitched in Paris, the Diamond Himalayan bags are made from albino crocodile skin, lined with goatskin dyed to match the exterior and have diamond-encrusted straps and white gold detailing. read

Back in 2012, Franco Paltrinieri gave up his marketing career and purchased a VW van so he could embark on journey from his home in Argentina to Alaska. He has visited 8 countries along the way. read

A collection of passive aggressive notes contributed to Bored Panda shows that some staff can really rub their co-workers up the wrong way when it comes to sharing office space. read

Teenage actress and singer Zendaya, who stars in the Disney Channel hit KC Undercover, shared holiday snaps on Instagram during her time at the £12.5million Casa do Luz in Sao Conrado. read

Traffic police Zhang saw the child crying in the rain in Jinhua, China, in the afternoon of June 1. He immediately took off his waterproof uniform to make sure the youngster stays dry. read

Escape the cold weather with some of Asia's most exotic holiday spots including Palm Hills Resort in Vietnam (pictured) as recommended by Booking.com. read