Marseille football violence was all the fault of the POLICE say England fans ahead of

The dark side of English football raised its ugly head for the second night in a row as fans battled against Russian and French supporters as well as riot police on the streets of Marseille's Old Port. England fans who had been drinking for most of the day at the Queen Victoria pub threw bottles at police, who then used tear gas to disperse them. The officers, who wore full riot gear, were seen marching towards hundreds of England fans who ran away down a street. Drunken English and Russian youths where then captured goading each other into fist fights, with anyone who fell to the floor being kicked repeatedly. Police responded with baton charges and stun grenades. One England fan said: 'A group of Russian lads came out of the metro with their fists flying and the England boys fought back.' Frightened families with children fled in terror as the brawling erupted by a tourist market and traffic was brought to a standstill.

Horrific footage shows 'Poundland killer' Trevor Joyce rampaging down busy high street

EXCLUSIVE: Trevor Joyce (inset left) attacked and killed defenceless Justin Skrebowski (right inset) inside the discount shop in Abingdon, Oxfordshire, in December. Shocking footage has now emerged of the moments after the killing, when schizophrenic Joyce marched through the town centre threatening pensioners and shoppers before he was brought down by a police officer with a Taser. Joyce was charged with murder but admitted manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility and was sentenced to life imprisonment earlier this week.

Dawn Ward, 42, who is married to former footballer Ashley Ward, is said to have attacked Sinitta Malone at the exclusive Salmontini le Resto in central London last April.

John Wright, of New Milton, Hampshire, said he has started digging a grave for his late 101-year-old mother Lady Margaret Johnson after being told he would need to pay £5,300 for her send-off.

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Real Simple magazine has published a comprehensive guide detailing exactly how many wears you can get out of each garment of clothing - with five for jeans and three for bras.

The La Moneda Reserva Malbec - a Chilean red wine - which is currently on offer at just £4.37, was the best in its category, according to the prestigious Decanter World Wine Awards.

EXCLUSIVE: How does the lack of variation in your diet affect your health? Here, Rob Hobson explains which foods to eat to relieve symptoms like tiredness, weak muscles and digestion.

Pakistani Hassan Khan  shows a picture of his wife Zeenat Rafiq, who was burned alive, allegedly by her mother, on a mobile phone to media at his home in Lahore, Pakistan Wednesday, June 8, 2016. A Pakistani woman was arrested Wednesday after dousing her daughter with kerosene and burning her alive, allegedly because the girl had defied her family to marry the man, Hassan Khan, who she was in love with, police said. (AP Photo/K.M. Chaudary)

The husband of Zeenat Rafiq 18, who was burned alive by her mother for marrying him, as revealed that she had come to his house in Lahore, Pakistan bloodied, having been beaten by her family.

Thousands bid a final farewell to The Greatest during miles-long funeral procession and

Thousands are bidding a final farewell to legendary boxer Muhammad Ali in a miles-long funeral procession and service in the Kentucky town where he once shadowboxed and dreamed of greatness. Actor Will Smith and boxer Mike Tyson are among the pallbearers who placed Ali's coffin in the black hearse for the procession that will start at his boyhood home where he shadowboxed and dreamed of greatness. It will then travel to the boulevard that bears his name and the museum that stands as a lasting tribute to his boxing triumphs and his humanitarian causes outside the ring. Mourners standing alongside the procession route could be heard chanting Ali's name and waving at the vehicle carrying his body. Louisville is accustomed to being in the limelight each May when the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs captures the world's attention. But the send-off for the three-time heavyweight champion and global advocate for social justice looms as one of the city's most historic events.
This is the second day of memorial ceremonies for Ali, who died last Friday age 74, as yesterday more than 14,000 mourners joined the family for the traditional Muslim prayer service at Kentucky's Freedom Hall to celebrate the sporting legend's extraordinary life.

Kayleigh's friend today told Nottingham Crown Court that she had messaged her on Facebook in the middle of the night before she was killed, but when she replied, it seemed like someone else.

Countless products claiming to be 'light' or '99% cent fat-free' are becoming increasingly demonised. Nutrition expert Rebecca Reynolds, from the University of New South Wales, explainswhy.

Newlyweds have taken to the anonymous secrets-sharing app, Whisper, to reveal how they were filled with feelings of 'regret' and 'fear' when they said their vows.

Nicola Nyamanhindi, 30, launched an attack after being asked to leave the EasyJet plane to Paphos from Manchester Airport last month. She pleaded guilty to assault at Trafford Magistrates Court.

A woman was 'possessed by a demon' while riding a bus in the city of San Luis, Argentina. Another passenger filmed her as her head lolled around and she spoke in a deep, demonic voice.

Princess Eugenie and Lady Amelia Windsor stun at Queen's birthday service

As the Queen's extended family gathered for a celebration of her 90th birthday at St Paul's Cathedral today, the style stakes were high. Princess Beatrice, 27, missed the mark in a fussy Burberry coat (left) while Eugenie, 26, gave the Duchess of Cambridge a run for her money in a chic red dress by Eponine (second left). Kate, 34, was elegant in a powder blue and white lace coat dress by Catherine Walker (right). But it was Lady Amelia Windsor, 20, who stole the show in head-to-toe Chanel (second right).

Samantha, 45, went for a sleeveless L.K. Bennett number with nautical stripes and a hat as she joined her husband for the thanksgiving service at St Paul's, but Twitter users blasted her ensemble.

Queen's birthday celebrations sees Kate Middleton, Prince William and Harry attend

Prince William, Prince Harry and the Duchess of Cambridge (together top right) have helped kick-off the Queen's birthday celebrations this weekend by joining a star-studded crowd for a ceremony honouring her 90 years. The young royals stole the show as they joined hundreds of politicians, dignitaries, celebrity guests and the extended Royal Family for a special thanksgiving service at St Paul's Cathedral, central London, this morning. Looking resplendent in primrose yellow, Her Majesty gave fans a royal wave and appeared in great spirits as she arrived alongside the Duke of Edinburgh (together left) - who is celebrating his own 95th birthday today - for the 11am service. The ceremony, led by the Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby and attended by a star-studded congregation including Prince Charles and Camilla (bottom right), Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie, former prime ministers John Major and Tony Blair and television personalities Clare Balding and David Attenborough, kicks-off a three-day series of festivities in the capital to mark the Queen's birthday. During the special service, the Archbishop of Canterbury praised the way the Queen had ruled 'through war and hardship, through turmoil and change during the course of her 90 years' and asked the congregation to look back on her rule 'with deep wonder and profound gratitude'.

An officer was led away by paramedics after fainting outside St Paul's Cathedral, where hundreds of dignitaries and Royals kicked-off Her Majesty's 90th birthday celebrations today.

Taken by renowned American photographer Annie Leibovitz at Windsor Castle after Easter, this picture has been released by Buckingham Palace on the day of Prince Philip's 95th birthday.

Prince Harry shares a giggle with Kate Middleton at the Queen's birthday service

Prince Harry leaned in and whispered in the Duchess of Cambridge's ear today (top left), leaving her in fits of giggles at the Queen's birthday service at St Paul's while William stared stoically in the other direction (bottom right). The Duchess closed her eyes as he shoulders lightly shook while Harry pulled a funny grimace (bottom left) and at one point he had to cover his mouth to contain his laughter (centre).

Spain, Italy, Greece, Turkey and the Black Sea coast of Russia are the areas where Zika is most likely to spread between the end of June and August, the maps from Umeå University show.

Australian blogger and mum Amanda Voisey has some great ways to save money at the supermarket. From having a leftover night to shopping every nine days, here are the best.

Brock Turner sent a photo of his victim's breasts to friends after the attack on January 18 2015, police believe - and one of them deleted it after his arrest. His six-month sentence has caused outrage.

'You've f***ed everything up in this country, Dodgy Dave': A rattled David Cameron faces

Audience member Yasmin (pictured left in the Q&A; with David Cameron, right, this evening) said she was on the same side of the EU debate as the Prime Minister but said it was 'nothing to do with' him, adding: 'I hate the Tories.' In a sign of panic a rattled Mr Cameron said he would 'spend all my time' ahead of the June 23 poll trying to convince voters to back staying in the EU. And he defended the savage blue-on-blue attack by his Energy Secretary Amber Rudd on Boris Johnson last night, branding her Tory Brexit colleague a liar obsessed with becoming Prime Minister and jibed that he was 'not the man you want to drive you home at the end of the evening'.

More than half of the late sign-ups were aged under 35, fueling accusations that David Cameron tried to 'rig the referendum' by reopening the registration website, with younger voters more Europhile.

Wolfgang Schauble dismissed the prospect of Britain being allowed into the single market after leaving the EU as Der Spiegel appealed for voters not to abandon the Brussels club.

The alarming rate of detections has more than doubled compared to the previous year and were described as 'truly shocking' by former Cabinet minister Iain Duncan Smith.

Sixteen per cent of Britons claim to believe that if the majority vote out in the upcoming referendum, it will mean that UK residents are no longer allowed to go on holiday in the European Union.

Eddie Izzard slammed by QT audience as he accuses Nigel Farage of betraying immigrant

The comedian and the Ukip leader were engaged in a series of furious rows over the EU referendum during a feisty edition of the BBC show. Mr Izzard accused Mr Farage of betraying his migrant roots and German wife by demanding we cut ties with Brussels - insisting his background should make him a 'champion' for free movement of people. But as the Labour supporter interrupted the MEP again a member of the audience yelled: 'Shut up!' The same thing was shouted at Mr Farage later as he talked over shadow foreign secretary Hilary Benn.

Britain is exporting a record amount to countries outside the crisis-hit EU, it was revealed yesterday. Lord Bamford, (left) the billionaire chairman of JCB, said the country 'has little to fear.'

John Hayes said building counter-terrorism structures in Brussels was a 'distraction' and the club's effectiveness was compromised by the 'grand scheming' of bureaucrats.

In a bizarre tweet, pensions minister Ros Altmann (pictured) said the majority of MPs support Britain staying in the EU and voters should follow their lead by voting Remain in the referendum.

David de Gea implicated in police child porn probe

Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea has reportedly been implicated in a police probe into a porn director accused of running a child prostitution ring. Reports said a protected witness in the case against pornographer Ignacio Allende Fernández - better known as 'Torbe' - claimed de Gea set up a date between her, one other girl, and two Spanish Under-21 players in 2012. Sources close to de Gea said he remained relatively calm and intended to stay with the Spain national team for the duration of Euro 2016.

With the smaller Model 3 not even due in the US until the end of 2017, the new Model S 60 is likely to be the most affordable Tesla on sale in Britain for the next two years.

Sheridan Smith is set to miss her planned return date to star in Funny Girl after taking a break due to 'stress and exhaustion' - prompting fresh fears over the troubled actress's health.

Cecilia Bernardini, from the Netherlands, wrapped a scarf around the violin in an attempt to protect it after she was forced to check the case in the cargo hold as she travelled to London for a performance.

Iraqi TV channel reports that ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi has been wounded in an air strike in northern Iraq.

The terrifying incident was captured on a dashcam as Ian Reid and his wife Tina, from Hythe, Kent, were hit from behind by a lorry that flipped their Peugeot 206 onto its roof and sent it hurtling into a nearby field.

CCTV video footage of angry boyfriend beating man after throwing cigarette at girlfriend

The two hooded men are brutally knocked out in a underpass believed to be in the UK. The yobs challenge the boyfriend and he storms up to confront them before punching them in the face. The man who threw the cigarette is knocked out cold in one hit. The video was posted to LiveLeak yesterday by a user from Watford. Debate is now raging on social media with many convinced it has all been staged.

Kent University says phubbing - snubbing friends and family for smartphones. - is linked to Linked to internet addiction, fear of missing out and lack of self-control

Lady Green (pictured with Sir Philip) managed to profit from the sale because Marylebone House was not owned by BHS directly but instead controlled by her through a her Wilton Equity firm.

Alison Smith, headteacher at Queens Park Infant Academy in Bournemouth, Dorset, said that hot meals are more expensive to serve she has no option but to cut them in order to balance the budget.

Maine 18-year-old girl with autism celebrating her birthday alone on Facebook

Hallee Sorenson (pictured) from Maine, US, invited all her school friends and class mates to her 18th birthday party, but the teenager was left 'crying into her birthday cake' after none of them turned up. Her cousin posted a picture of the heartbreaking sight of Hallee eating cake alone at a table on Facebook, writing: 'Hallee sat at her party anxiously waiting for her friends to arrive so they could have fun....but Hallee's friends would never arrive. Not a single one.' With Hallee's next birthday approaching, her cousin is hoping the post will inspire well-wishers to send her cards to make her 19th birthday much happier.

He’s hit the bar! Welsh football fan smashes his hired campervan into a low bridge driving

Driver Reece Carter admitted he only saw the low bridge at the last minute when it was too late. He claimed he was following his sat nav on the outskirts of of Le Mans, northern France. Carter and four of his friends were on their way to the Welsh tournament opener against Slovakia in Bordeaux when the accident happened.

Syrian ditches symbol of ISIS oppression by throwing off niqab

This is the joyful moment a woman literally casts off ISIS rule by taking off her terrorist-imposed black niqab in front of fellow liberated villagers in northern Syria. The strict dress code implemented by ISIS in their conquered areas in Syria and Iraq dictates that all women be covered from head to toe in black, covering their faces with a veil. Images of women celebrating their freedom by no longer covering their faces in black veils are flowing out of Aleppo, where several villages and towns have been liberated from ISIS this week.

Bangladesh is reeling from a wave of murders of secular and liberal activists and religious minorities that have left nearly 50 people dead in the last three years ©Stringer (AFP)

Nityaranjan Pande, 62, was walking to the monastery when he was hacked to death, police said. The murder was the latest in a series of attacks against religious minorities in Bangladesh.

File-This March 24, 2011, file photo shows United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon speaking after a Security Council meeting at United Nations headquarters in New York. The Secretary-General said Thursday, June 9, 2016, he temporarily removed the Saudi-led coalition in Yemen from a U.N. blacklist for violating child rights because its supporters threatened to stop funding many U.N. programs. (AP Photo/Stephen Chernin, File)

UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon says he was forced to take Saudi Arabia off a blacklist or lose funding for UN programs. The Saudis were accused of violating children's rights in Yemen.

Khaleel Masih, a father-of-six, was selling ice cream from the back of his bicycle in a village near his home city of Changa Manga when he was tortured by the group of 20 Muslims.

Neil Caulfield, 51, was found dead beneath his sixth floor flat in Brockley, south east London. Police cordoned off the complex but have since confirmed the death was non-suspicious.

Aisha Bangs (pictured) is being sought by officers following an attack on a woman in her 20s. The assault took place inside the lift of a block of flats in Bethnal Green, east London.

Alun Evans, 34, of Portstewart, Londonderry, admitted the manslaughter of his mother Margaret, 69, after falling into a 'drug-induced psychosis' when taking ketamine replica MXP.

‘Morgan did NOT want to commit suicide’: Inside the ‘concrete prison' Tenerife SeaWorld

A recent video showing of one of the youngest orcas at Loro Porque zoo apparently beaching itself to commit suicide (inset) was said by critics to be proof that the giant creatures should not be kept in captivity. Sir Roger Moore has even written an open letter, urging people to stay away. But park bosses have hit back at the claims - inviting MailOnline on an access-all-areas tour to prove their animals are happy and healthy.

Coral, 20, spotted ORS Olive Oil Sheen Spray, a popular hair sheen brand often used on Afro-textured hair in her friend's kitchen. A photo of the spray is now sweeping Twitter.

Claire Bassett, 27, from Dunfermline, Fife, was on kidney dialysis when she developed the rare and often fatal condition, calciphylaxis. It causes calcium to build up and block blood vessels.

Helen Stephens, 53, of Wednesbury, in the Black Country, has been left crippled by Stiff Person Syndrome (SPS) - a rare neurological disorder affecting one person in every million.

Jonathan Simpson, 48, told jurors at Southwark Crown Court he felt he was 'not really respecting' his property lawyer wife Katherine, 49, or 'giving her the love she needed'.

Vitamin D is produced by the skin when its exposed to sunlight and is also founds in foods such oily fish and eggs. The research was conducted at Cincinnati Children's Headache Center.

Can you tell a £5,000 wedding gown from a £100 high street dress?

Bride-to-be Siofra Brennan, 34, from London tried out four very differently priced wedding looks to find out whether a budget gown can feel just as special as a designer dress for your big day. A stylist created one look that cost over £78,00 with a £5,000 gown, £70,700 worth of jewellery and celebrity beauty treatments. Another look cost £315 for a Debenhams dress and professional hair and make-up. A £100 dress from Missguided's new bridal range and another for the same price from Oxfam were the budget options, but can you tell which is which?

Susie Chong and Matthew Beasley, from Beaconsfield, received the shock news about their twins Leni and Jenson, who are now 16 months old. The phenomenon is called superfoetion.

Sarah McClay, 24, was pounced on in the keeper's corridor of the tiger house at the then-South Lakes Wild Animal Park in Dalton-in-Furness, Cumbria, on May 24 2013.

Winchester Crown Court heard guests bounced off the windscreen of Peter Bialek's Mercedes and witnesses described the scenes as 'like a bomb going off' at Dene Farm, Andover, Hampshire.

Victory for hippy millionaire's unemployed ex-wife as she wins £300,000 share of fortune

In a landmark court ruling, a woman has won a £300,000 share of her ex-husband's fortune - more than two decades after they divorced. Kathleen Wyatt, 55, (left) had earlier demanded a £1.9 million payout from Dale Vince, 53, although she did not lodge a maintenance claim until more than 25 years after they had separated, and nearly 20 years after their divorce in 1992. The Supreme Court awarded her a £300,000 share of his fortune, which will include legal costs. Mr Vince (right and inset, with his current wife), last year said his ex-wife was 'cashing in on an old lottery ticket', and described the ruling as 'mad'.

The fittest 40 per cent in middle-age were 37 per cent less likely than the least fit to suffer a stroke in old age, says a new study by scientists from the University of Texas.

Live owls have been removed from the new London play Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, after one of the birds escaped into the auditorium during the opening night - prompting a search.

Gogglebox's Steph and Dom Parker look unrecognisable in flashback wedding photo on Twitter

They posh duo are one of the nation's favourite Gogglebox couples. And Steph and Dom Parker proved they have always had a spiffing sense of style when they shared flashback photos from their younger years on social media. The wine-swigging lovebirds look completely unrecognisable in the throwback images from their wedding day, both sporting jet black locks. 'Throwback to the best day of our life... #TBT', they posted. The boozy couple - who have children Max, 15, and Honor, 12, as well as beloved pet pooch Gigi (pictured) - are firm favourites with viewers of the Channel 4 reality show thanks to their upper crust accents, outspoken opinions and never-ending capacity to knock back the alcohol.

British lawyer Amal Clooney (L) leaves after a meeting with British Prime Minister David Cameron and Former President of Maldives Mohamed Nasheed (both not pictured) at 10 Downing Street in London, Britain, 23 January 2016. The former president of the Maldives has been granted temporary release from prison to fly to Britain for surgery.  EPA/ANDY RAIN

Amal Clooney is hoping to be representing thousands of Yazidi women kidnapped, raped and enslaved by ISIS terrorists Iraq and Kurdistan in The Hague International Criminal Court.

Kabir Alli, from Tennessee, who discovered the controversial listing said the nature of the results was down to the algorithm set up by Google. He said he did not believe Google was racist.

Professor Greg Whyte from Liverpool said in Cheltenham, professional athletes and students might both be reaching their limits, and records like the two hour marathon could be impossible.

It's seen as a mark of a true fashionista to effortlessly pull off a mix of high fashion pieces, so can YOU spot the high street piece celebrities like Jourdan Dunn and Kim Kardashian are wearing?

Brazilian rapist rips out 10-year old girl's heart after dragging her from the street

Missing Raiana Aparecida Candida, ten, (pictured left and inset at a younger age) was found dead on a country farm in Buenopolis in the state of Minais Gerais, around 440 miles north of Rio de Janeiro. Police made the gruesome discovery her killer had taken her heart after targeting her as she walked to school last Wednesday. Jairo Lopes, 42, was arrested after being found hiding in undergrowth near the murder scene after a five-day manhunt, and had to be airlifted from the area after around 500 locals massed in a bid to lynch him.

London gynaecologist Dr Ahmed Ismail says there are steps women can take to ensure their nether regions are odourless and symptom-free, from wearing cotton underwear to cleaning sex toys.

The company applied several months ago to bring in the street-mapping feature showing 360-degree panoramic images of streets, monuments, mountains and rivers.

Danielle Parsons, of Birmingham, was jailed for five years after pleading guilty to causing death by dangerous driving following the death of her daughter Esmee O'Reilly

Helen Croydon, 38, from London, decided to pit Amazon Fresh's new delivery service against her usual weekly shop from Tesco. But while they were similar in price, she won't be switching just yet.

Bodybuilding nurse Sammy Christie scoops a top fitness prize

Mother-of-two Sammy Christie, 38, from Neath Abbey, only took up fitness 18 months ago but has scooped the top prize in a fitness contest - before returning to the ward covered in fake tan (pictured left with patient Terry Davies). She said: 'I had always been keen on keeping fit and was a regular at the gym but I wanted to challenge myself and decided to change my physique so I started training with a specialist coach and changed my diet.'

Tina Brown, 44, has spent around £2,500 on ten-year-old daughter's 'junior prom' including a £600 dress shipped over from the USA and a £500 tiara which she insists will one day be an 'heirloom'.

The Dublin-based carrier is promising 'low-price accommodation' for holidaymakers who book anything from a five-star hotel to a private room through its new Ryanair Rooms service.

Keeley Keegan, 30, was told the the equipment was an 'unnecessary risk', despite the fact they had been in the communal garden in King's Lynn, Norfolk, for three years without incident.

Model ex-wife of a Saudi billionaire wants quarter of a BILLION divorce payout including

Christina Estrada, 59, says Dr Walid Juffali, 61, must give her up to £68million to buy a seven-storey house in London after she moves out of the £22.5m marital home near Windsor Castle. The former Pirelli calendar girl is also asking for £4.4million for a country house near the Thames in Henley, £6.5million a year living expenses, £1million for art and £500,000 for five cars, it is claimed.

Debris which has washed up on a beach in Madagascar could be from Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370, which vanished more than two years ago. The debris was found by an American adventurer.

A couple who were found dead on a 20ft boat in the Norfolk Broads may have died of carbon monoxide poisoning due to a leak in the boat's engine or barbecue, according to police.

Africa's most famous safari park wants to ban phone apps that tip tourists about animal sightings following a spike in speeding, road kills, road rage and traffic jams as visitors race to get the best position.

Swedish experts believe appendicitis - which exposes the body to a severe bacterial infection - effectively primes the body's immune system early in life, so it does not over-react years later.

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Namibian sea kayak instructor Naude Dreyer saw a young dolphin stuck on the sand (left) and decided to give him a hand. He was filmed carefully scooping the dolphin up (top right) and taking him back to sea (bottom right) by a friend. The young Benguela dolphin took a moment to recognise his surroundings before flapping his tail as if to say goodbye and taking off in to the ocean.

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Boris Johnson's father Stanley is leading calls more EU regulations on disposable plastic drinks bottles and has touted plans to introduce a 20p charge on throwaway containers.

The flight took off from the City of Derry airport and had been tracking towards Stranraer but never arrived so the Coastguard and the RNLI were called in to search for the boat by sea and air.

The woman, who has not been named, interrupted prolific burglar Shaun Bower, 38, pictured, upstairs at the family home in Willerby, East Yorkshire, on May 8.

Texas-based Zodiac Seats US has filed a patent for a headrest with a retractable visor that would have something such as a retina or LCD display and could even display messages for flight attendants.

The Canadian Supreme Court has ruled animals can be used for sexual gratification as long as they are not penetrated because the government has not updated the definition of bestiality since the 1860s.

Daniela Taylor, 41, a trainee teaching assistant from Cornwall, had gone to the pharmacy to buy hay fever medicine when her son Thomas Taylor-Hahn had his sulk - which was caught on camera.

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The team, led by Stanford University in California, believe the research bridges the gap between animal and human studies focused on how our brains get us around.

Researchers, based at UCLA's Anderson School of Management in California surveyed thousands of Americans about whether time or money was more important to their happiness.

A new study has revealed the two main rules when it comes to queuing, with 97 per cent of Brits admitting they refuse to talk to others waiting with them and two thirds saying they wouldn't confront a queue jumper.

Tovonna Holton, 15, a freshman at Wiregrass Ranch High School in Wesley Chapel, took her own life just hours after the video circulated on Snapchat.

In addition to going on family getaways, many 16- to 21-year-olds are also having holidays with friends - meaning they're more well-travelled than their own parents in Britain.

Professor Noel Sharkey, emeritus professor of robotics at Sheffield University, warned that android sex dolls may have damaging consequences for society if teens lose their virginity to them.

Bill Clinton’s lover Dolly Kyle tells how Hillary got her to LIE on 60 Minutes about

Lawyer and author Dolly Kyle writes about her relationship with Bill Clinton and with Hillary in her bombshell book, Hillary: The Other Woman, where she rips the lid off the Clinton marriage. Dolly dated Bill all the way through Hot Springs High School together and began sleeping with him after they graduated. Clinton first confessed his desire to be president to Dolly back then and began chasing his dream when he was an Arkansas delegate to Boys Nation in the summer of 1963 that took him to the White House and a photo-op with President John F Kennedy. Dolly met Hillary Clinton in 1974, and recalls her 'wearing a misshapen, brown, dress-like thing that must have been intended to hide her lumpy body'. When Gennifer Flowers threatened to destroy Bill's chances of getting elected, Hillary wanted the more 'sympathetic' Dolly to lie for him.' There appears to be no limit to what Hillary will do to destroy her perceived enemies.' she writes.

Christian artists Joanna Duka (pictured) and Breanna Koski have filed a lawsuit against the city of Phoenix, Arizona, to stop the state locking them up if they refuse to create art for gay weddings.

Dr Adam Roberts at University College London is leading a project named 'Swab and Send', which encourages people to take samples from around their homes and send them to the lab.

Kim Jong-un was photographed with his cigarette during a field guidance visit to a children's camp in North Korea's capital Pyongyang, according to the regime's news agency.

Scientists at the University of Pittsburgh have developed a unique way of detecting antibodies in the blood, which are produced when the immune system comes up against a foreign invader.

Five Indian men who raped a 52-year-old Danish woman in New Delhi's tourist district have been sentenced to life in prison for the attack which happened in 2014.

Dating site Illicit Encounters surveyed the effect alcohol has on attractiveness, finding that 86% of women were more likely to have sex after a date if they'd had a drink.

A Queensland snake catcher has filmed the moment a snake turned on him and made several attempts to strike him. The catcher says many snakes have recently been displaced by heavy rain

Heart-stopping footage shows drug dealer driving at 150mph in police chase as a

Thomas Birkbeck, 31, from Rotherham, has now been arrested for two years and eight months after putting a toddler's life at risk throughout a dangerous 40-mile long chase caught on helicopter camera. In the shocking footage Birkbeck hurtles down the A1 near Catterick before being stopped near Boston Spa. Cannabis was found in his car and a three-year-old girl in the backseat was described as 'hysterical' by the policeman who found her.

Stress is a response to what appears to be a threat in a situation, while anxiety is a reaction to this. Here, a team of nutritionists reveal how tweaking your diet can help relieve stress.

Men in the US are more generous than women when it comes to lending money to their friends, while females are more liberal with their vital organs, according to a new study into friendship.

JK Simmons' trainer reveals how the star got completely 'ripped' 

A picture of J.K. Simmons pumping iron went viral last Thursday, and now the man who helped achieve the amazing results has come forward to discuss how they did it.  After the picture went viral, 36-year-old trainer Aaron Williamson explained to the New York Daily News how his 61-year-old Hollywood veteran client managed to get so muscular. 'He's doing such a good job of being disciplined and staying dedicated to doing something he hasn't done before with his physique,' said Aaron, 'he's ripped.'

The short film written by an AI is called Sunspring. At barely nine minutes long, it is strangely captivating as it gravitates between dark and cryptic to hilarious, with blocks of nonsensical dialogue.

A report by the the Office for National Statistics details patients' chances of survival, dependent on the type of cancer and at which stage it was diagnosed.

Chief inspector of schools Sir Michael Wilshaw said young talent was being wasted at secondary schools across the nation

Sir Michael Wilshaw, the head of schools watchdog Ofsted, said children from poor and disadvantaged backgrounds were being let down by a lack of ambition among some teachers.

FILE - In this July 28, 2011 file photo, giant ducts carry superheated steam from within a volcanic field to the turbines at Reykjavik Energy's Hellisheidi geothermal power plant in Iceland. Scientists have a found a quick but not cheap way to turn heat-trapping carbon dioxide into harmless rock. Experts say the results of a two-year $10 million experiment called CarbFix about one-third of a mile (540 meters) deep in the rocks of Iceland offers new hope for an effective weapon in part of the fight against man-made global warming.  (AP Photo/Brennan Linsley, Fie)

Experts say the results of a two-year, $10 million experiment offers new hope for an effective weapon to help fight man-made global warming.

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Manchester Airport welcomes Hainan Airlines on the inaugural flight from Beijing, China
Hainan Airlines Inaugural flight between Beijing and Manchester Airport, UK - 10 Jun 2016
The four-times-a-week service will make Manchester the only airport outside London with a direct year-round scheduled service to mainland China

The non-stop flights from Manchester Airport will touch down in Beijing, signalling a significant development for UK aviation and the regional economy. The service will be run by Hainan airlines.

Cosmetic surgeon's Penarth mansion COLLAPSES as he tries to build a super-basement

Sid Gautum, 36, looked shocked as he arrived to see the ruins of the building in Penarth, south Wales,  which came down at at around 10am. He wanted to add extra rooms to the property bought for £800,000 in 2014 but the walls crumbled and collapsed into the planned new bottom floor. Mr Gautum's plans are for a dream home for his family but disgruntled neighbours called the project 'disastrous' and accused the new owner of 'raping' the 1920s house. After the collapse this morning sniffer dogs and rescue teams were sent to the house to check if anyone was trapped inside, but it appears all workers are safe.

Orange peel can be used to whiten teeth, brighten skin and relieve stress. It's also handy for cleaning up around the home. So next time you eat an orange, why not think twice before you throw out its peel?

Fiat has been forced to withdraw a handbook in Argentina which assumed drivers would be exclusively male and was packed full with sexist language. The booklet drew outrage from women.

The Cullinan Dream, which was discovered two years ago at Petra Diamond's Cullinan mine in South Africa, is the largest fancy intense blue diamond to ever be offered on sale publicly.

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Following the lead of establishments in London and Melbourne, 'The Amrita' - Sanskrit for 'immortality' - also has strict age restrictions, with only patrons between 18 and 60 allowed in.

Marta Chlanova, 33, of Surrey, was dieting so severely her Body Mass Index (BMI) sank to that of an underweight child's and she was hospitalised on multiple occasions.

Shocking footage captures reporter being assaulted LIVE ON AIR as woman punches her in the

This is the shocking moment a woman approaches journalist Iris Delgado mid live news report and taps her on the arm before grabbing her hair and punching her in the face. Delgado was speaking outside Philadelphia City Hall in Pennsylvania on Wednesday evening when the bizarre incident happened. It is unclear what provoked the incident.

The King turned to my grandfather and made the following remark, often repeated to me by my late mother: 'There goes Lilibet - poor, lonely Lilibet - she'll be lonely all her life.'

GUILDFORD, ENGLAND - JUNE 09:  Jane Seymour (L) and Joanna Lumley attend the Duke of Edinburgh Award 60th Anniversary Diamonds are Forever Gala at Stoke Park on June 9, 2016 in Guildford, England.  (Photo by David M. Benett/Dave Benett/Getty Images for Duke of Edinburgh Award )

Some of the early Bond girls such as Joanna Lumley joined present 007 star Naomie Harris at the Diamonds Are Forever Gala to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the Duke Of Edinburgh Awards.

Alien enthusiasts claim to have spotted an object in images taken by Nasa's Curiosity Rover on the surface of Mars that they say are 'obviously alien in nature' and resembles the skull of a Sasquatch.

Rosie Anderson (pictured) gave her name to baristas at a south London branch of the coffee chain so they could write it on her cup, but when she got her drink back she noticed the word 'Virgin' instead.

Filipe Lucas, 19, from Portugal, was determined to win the oversized stuffed animal for his bride-to-be Mariem, 18, after she set her heart on it during a visit to the theme park.

Jack Straw was last night mired deeper in the scandal of Britain's involvement in the torture and kidnap of Libyan dissidents after confirmed that UK politicians knew about CIA torture flights.

Jo-James Booth (pictured), who was born Joanne, claims he was shown the door by a barber the first time he tried to go for a haircut after his transition while studying in Canterbury, Kent.

Horrifying footage shows how dog thieves steal pets from a home in 30 seconds - by

Horrifying footage has emerged showing dog (top left) thieves stealing a pair of animals from their home in eastern China. The two men attach rope (top right) around the dogs' necks before dragging them over a wall (bottom left). The animals can be seen writhing (bottom right) as the men pull them by their necks. The footage comes just two weeks ahead of the Yulin dog meat festival where it's thought as many as 10,000 dogs are butchered, cooked and eaten.

The team says the relic found in Greece was a calendar of the sun and the moon showing phases of the moon, position of the sun and moon in zodiac, position of the planets, and predicted eclipses.

An enormous 73 per cent of UK travel agents have seen a significant increase in the demand for wedding locations abroad in the last 12 months, a new study has revealed.

In 27 per cent of cases they provide 'poor quality' information, and 56 per cent of investigations are 'inadequate', according to a report by the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists.

Model wearing Marks and Spencer full length swimming costume (burkini)

Only one woman wore the burqini - a full-body swimsuit, complete with head covering - during an all-female swim day at the baths in Neutraubling near Regensburg last week.

Barrie Barker (pictured), 61, of Barnsley, South Yorkshire, has spent 12 years abusing pensioners Phyllis, 74, and ex-magistrate Barry Roddis, 75.

Stunned onlookers watched in horror as a fight (pictured) broke out between a group of around seven men at Papa's Pizza and Kebab in Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham.

Keyboard warrior Gary Farrimond (pictured), from Wigna, posted a string of Islamophobic messages online, including one on Facebook in which he asked for a Quran so he could 'burn it'.

Paulo Gabriel da Silva Barros, 30, and Katyucia Hoshino, 26, from Brazil, both have forms of dwarfism. The pair, who stand at 34.8in and 35.2in respectively, met online ten years ago.

Experts say the new test - which was 100 per cent accurate in early US trials - could lead to faster diagnosis and more effective treatment for Alzheimer's patients.

Londoner Jess Haughton, 23, an undergraduate studying fashion at Nottingham Trent University, crafted the lingerie out of silicone to ensure there were no lumps or bumps.

How much would it cost you to Escape to the Chateau?

For those brave enough to take the plunge, or just curious as to what they could get for the cost of a semi in the South East, here is our pick of six chateaux each with a price of less than £500,000. They include (clockwise from top left) an eight bedroom 20th century chateau for £374,676, a seven bed chateau in Upper Normandy for £333,424, and a twelve bedroom chateau in Normandy for £455,684. A five bedroom chateau between Toulouse and Bordeaux also costs £455,684, where as a seven bedroom chateau north east of La Rcohelle costs £410,41, and a five bedroom chateau east of La Rochelle costs £309,284.

Harvard Medical School researchers suggest that people with autism have defects in the sensory nerve cells running through their bodies - meaning they are sensitive to touch and anxious.

Researchers from St. Cloud University in Minnesota, US, have analysed the genes of bioluminescent fish. They suggest that the trait has evolved independently 27 times in 14 major groups.

Energy customers on one of the most expensive tariffs on the market are paying £329 more than those with one the cheapest, according to new research.

The World Health Organization said there was no certain way to avoid babies being born with devastating birth defects like microcephaly and said prospective parents should

A new ?heat map of the internet? has revealed the countries most vulnerable to hacking attacks, by scanning the entire internet for servers with their front doors wide open.

Produced by information security firm Rapid7, the National Exposure Index finds that the most exposed country in the world is Belgium, followed by Tajikistan, Samoa and Australia. The US comes 14th and the UK 23rd

The top 'exposed' nations include Belgium,Tajikstan, Samoa, Australia, and China. The United States sits in the 14th spot, with the United Kingdom behind it at number 23

This shocking footage shows the moment Josh Reichert, 30, was swept off his feet by powerful rapids and thrown 70ft down three waterfalls - narrowly avoiding death and breaking his ankle.

Can YOU find the Queen hidden among the Corgis? Royal brainteaser is released ahead Her

The latest brainteaser to sweep the web features the Queen hiding in a sea of Corgis, who all appear to have borrowed her headgear. But can you spot Her Royal Highness in this birthday tribute? The illustration was created by fashion website Skylight.co.uk as a tribute to Her Majesty ahead of her landmark celebrations. It is the latest in a string of Where's Wally-style teasers which have had puzzle fans scratching their heads.

Newly uncovered documents about Eddie Gilfoyle, who was handed a life sentence in 1993, show how Merseyside police officers deliberately withheld an internal report from his defence team.

Emmah Money, 28, from Adelaide, Australia, was born with the chronic illness and doctors warned she probably wouldn't live past the age of five and, if she did, she'd be unlikely to fall pregnant.

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With exactly two weeks to go until the big Brexit vote, a new report suggests that economic uncertainties are the main reason behind the 0.4 per cent fall in house prices recorded in May.

From accelerating down the straights, avoiding collisions at crossroads and skidding off the track, this exhilarating footage, captured in London, puts you in the driving seat of two Scalextric cars.

Air pollution, both inside from cooking fires and outside from traffic fumes, ranked among the top causes of stroke, along with smoking, high blood pressure and obesity, say Auckland researchers.

Nasa has awarded $100,000 (£70,000) to California-based Made in Space to develop a system to direct asteroids towards Earth. The end goal is to make asteroid mining accessible.

Student lost her £3k prosthetic hand on night out drinking offers £100 reward for its

Amelia Welch (pictured, left), 20, who has just finished her first year of a marine biology degree at Plymouth University, was born with a congenital hand malformation. The prosthetic (right) has aesthetic value which is why she wears it on nights out, but her hand has some functionality so she takes it off to complete some tasks. She was partying after a university summer ball in Oceana nightclub in Plymouth (inset), Devon, on June 3, and thinks she may have taken it off while she was in the bathroom. The next day she noticed it was gone and has now offered the reward.

He stands in his compound, a cuddly toy made animate, the cutest animal in Paignton Zoo, Devon. Who could resist the allure of this three-week-old giraffe calf? No one, it seems, except his mother.

The plane involved was an SU-27 that was part of the country's famous aerobatic demonstration team, the 'Russian Knights,' who have flown over annual Red Square military parades in the past.

Scientists at the University of Southern California found taking photos makes enjoyable experiences better, unpleasant experiences worse, and ruins activities if it interferes with it.

Inside the refurbished Paris Ritz: Palatial hotel where Diana spent her last hours opens

The landmark Paris Ritz hotel has opened its palatial doors to guests after nearly four years of renovations and a major fire. The classically styled hotel, owned by Egyptian billionaire Mohamed Al Fayed, has undergone a top-to-bottom overhaul after promising a 'legend to be reborn' when it closed for the works in 2012. The Ritz, situated on the swanky Place Vendome, now only has 142 rooms and suites, compared to 159 previously, but not all of them will be immediately available as final touches are still taking place.

Photographer Simon Harsent has travelled the country capturing these striking images of former football firm members to document an age in the country's history

A Russian man hoped to have his wife screaming during a romantic night in. But, sadly, for Roman K, it was him who was left in agony after he 'broke' his penis while in the throes of passion.

A Yale study has revealed a surprising link between constipation and herpes. Scientists discovered the herpes virus spreads from the genitals to nerves in the spinal cord, and on to neurons in the colon, killing them.

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT Around 30 animal campaigners carried out the protest today in Beijing. A petition, has been handed to the authority in a bid to stop Yulin dog meat festival.

This will bring a tear to your eye! Heart-racing video shows skilled chef missing his

The impressive footage, captured in an unknown location, shows the talented chef hard at work preparing onions for his restaurant's dinner service. The cook holds the vegetable in his left hand and hacks at it with an extremely sharp machete in his right, slicing it into tiny cubes. His ability is incredible - the man hits the onion exactly where he means to with every stroke and on more than one occasion comes within inches of chopping the tips of his fingers off.

Cassie Borcherding, a photographer in the US, has staged a photo shoot for the family kitten named Elsa. The shoot has had over six thousand likes and 14 thousand shares on Facebook.

Extraordinary footage shows the dog rolling around with glee receiving the rather unusual massage. The pooch refuses to let its owner clean the living room floorboards.

The season finale of gangster drama Peaky Blinders aired last night. Twitter users loved the episode, which ended with a surprising twist. Fans love the acting and find the series addictive.

Researchers now have an image 10 times deeper than an other telescope has ever taken before, thanks to The Gran Telescopic Canarais. The image is of a galaxy 500 million light years away.

 

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Professor Ian Robertson analyses different instinctive responses to stress, drawing on case histories from his career. He produces evidence that pain and anxiety can help us perform better.

Chloe Rainey, 23, from Tiverton, caught the attempted robbery on camera when the seagull pinched her phone on Exmouth beach, before comically scarpering off across the sand.

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Dolphin in Moray Firth devours fish caught by wildlife photographer Pete Summers

Award-winning photographer Pete Summers waited for two hours at Chanonry Point, Moray Firth, Scotland, to capture the moment the bottlenose dolphin snared its prey (pictured and inset). The spot near Inverness is one of the most common places to see the sea creatures in the UK due to the source of salmon there. The photographer described the sight as 'fantastic' and said it was worth the wait.

Nightclub's owner rehearsal with a Soviet tank outside the heavy metal venue went horribly wrong when the 38-year-old crashed into the front door of 'Club Mono' in Poland.

The Old Vicarage in St Clether in Cornwall (pictured) was home to curate's son William Serjeant who eventually lost out to author Thomas Hardy over local maiden Emma Gifford.

Norway's Noah's Ark replica suffers huge damage after it crashes into moored vessel

A wooden exhibition ship built as a representation of Noah's Ark from the Bible's Old Testament has crashed with a Coast Guard vessel in the Oslo harbour. The 230-foot-long wooden ship was being towed into the harbor Friday morning when it ran into the 'Nornen' patrol vessel, which was moored at a quay. No one was injured in the incident, but the crash opened up a large hole in the side of the 'Ark'.

   

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