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The domestic incident between the married couple - who are currently locked in a divorce battle - is said to have occurred before May 21, 2016 when Depp is accused of giving his wife a black eye. read

The 23-year-old former dancer from Northern Ireland touched down in Dublin last night after being granted permission to leave Peru, where she had been on parole for drug smuggling. read

Netflix hit Making A Murderer, the story of Steven Avery's conviction for killing photographer for killing photographer Teresa Halbach in Wisconsin, US, could lead to him getting a retrial. read

Prime Minister Theresa May was expected to invoke article 50 - the formal trigger to start Brexit - in January but may have to postpone the move as her new departments might not be ready in time. read

Sydney marriage counsellor Clinton Power shared the top five reasons husbands leave their marriages and what you should do if your relationship is on the brink. read

All real food is pretty super. It is variety in your diet that will maximise the potential benefits of what you eat, and keep you as healthy as possible, writes nutritional therapist JACKIE LYNCH. read

The Crafty Traveller takes a look at the ways holidaymakers can make the airport as stress-free as possible - and whether it is worth paying for fast-track access through security. read

The teenage boy from Lancashire stole hundreds of pounds from his parents to fund his habit and would take six pills a night at the height of his addiction while attending teenage sex parties. read

The 26-year-old royal has been in a relationship with nightclub boss Brooksbank, 29, for the past six years but the Duchess of York has said engagement rumours are 'not true'. read

After being told she had dangerously high blood pressure by her GP, Petronella Wyatt was prescribed with statins - but instead of making her better the drugs turned her life upside down. read

It was the 20th anniversary of the publication of Bridget Jones’s Diary on Thursday, and I suddenly realised I’ve been writing about B, and therefore about me, for two decades, writes LIZ JONES. read

Sceptics plan to launch at least two cross-party groups to pressure the Prime Minister into announcing a strict timetable for leaving the European Union. read

Walk into Downing Street at the moment and the place is buzzing. All is energy and activity, writes DAN HODGES. The logjam created by the EU referendum has finally been broken. read

In documents seen by The Mail On Sunday, false bills were submitted to Ms Turner’s London-based media group in her name for her ‘consultancy services’. read

Great British Bake Off winner Nadiya Hussain has revealed she has suffered so much verbal and physical racist abuse over the years that it has 'become a part of her life'. read

The tour in the autumn will be Princess Charlotte's first official overseas visit after it was said that her parents missed her and her brother Prince George immensely while in India earlier this year. read

Peter Sutcliffe could be questioned over the horrific unsolved attacks with detectives using DNA evidence in their investigation. read

Peter Sutcliffe, 70, was given the Submariner model by sibling Mick. Authorities at the institution in Berkshire were worried about him having such an expensive item that could upset other patients. read

When Cold Feet became a huge hit, John Thomson hit the bottle, the show’s writer wrestled with depression, and Hermione Norris fled the country.... so why on earth are they doing it all over again? read

Thousands of Australia's famous 'Snowy River' brumbies could be culled under a controversial government plan to cut the wild horse population by 90 per cent. read

He didn't allude to the costume choice on the BBC1 show tonight other than to say 'nothing much had really changed.' Lineker promised to wear his pants if his beloved Leicester won the title. read

Michael Foster (pictured), who gave Labour £400,000 at the last Election, described the team around the leader as his Sturmabteilung – the full name for the Nazi regime’s stormtroopers. read

MICHAEL FOSTER: Something is rotten. You are either with them, or you are labelled as being against them and so excluded, briefed against, often threatened and intimidated. read

Labour MP Frank Field was branded irresponsible after claiming it was ‘fine’ for radicalised British adults to join Islamic State in Syria – because if they were killed, it would boost security. read

Leaked emails have revealed the full extent of the civil war going on behind the scenes in UKIP following Nigel Farage's resignation as party leader last month. read

Mo Farah has won gold in the 10,000m, despite being tripped up by his training partner earlier in the race. read

Nadezhda Bazhina produced a horrendous dive (pictured) during the 3m springboard event in Rio, losing her footing as she sprang from the board and smacking back-first into the pool. read

As the swimming events come to an end in Rio, Femail has taken a look back at the competitive swimwear worn by Australia's greatest Olympians in the past century. read

Jessica-Ennis has failed to defend her heptathlon title and was forced to settle for silver after losing out to her Belgian rival. read

Team GB's female athletes left this hilarious note for the gold-winning boys and pinned it to their bedroom door telling them: 'This is not your room so please don't try and get in.' Owain Doull posted it on Twitter. read

Greg Rutherford failed to match his heroics in London four years ago as he took bronze in the long jump in Rio tonight. read

The first US Olympian to wear a hijab during competition, fencer Ibtihaj Muhammad, has won a bronze medal along with her teammates in the women's team sabre event in Rio. read

Sports fans watching the BBC's coverage of the Olympic Games have slammed the commentary of five-time gold medallist Sir Steve Redgrave - accusing him of being the most 'boring man alive'. read

After the race she was pictured running over to Welsh international North, also 24, before they shared a tender embrace, including a racy kiss. read

In some venues only 20 per cent of volunteers have actually shown up. Organisers are having issues with staffing Olympic venues with the helpers, as some took their freebies and didn't return. read

Bryony Page won Olympic glory in Rio, becoming the first ever Briton to win a trampolining medal as she claimed silver. read

Hero cyclist Laura Trott has become the most successful female British Olympian of all time after claiming her third gold medal in the women's team pursuit. read

Matt Langridge and Polly Swann were pictured sharing a special moment as they won gold and silver, respectively, in the men's and women's eights today. read

Rio's Olympic chiefs today admitted they have run out of ideas on how to make the diving pool blue again - and have decided to change the water altogether. read

Long jumper Darya Klishina was suspended after new evidence emerged in relation to the World Anti-Doping Agency's report on doping in Russian athletics, a source said. read

The fingertips of Michael Phelps’ long, great arms touched the wall for the final time in an Olympic pool on Saturday, and he has left competitive swimming for good. read

Phelps swam his final Olympic race in the Men's 4x100m relay, racking up six medals in Rio and 28 Olympic medals total. read

Hospitals overflowing, with patients abandoned in corridors. Accident and Emergency rooms threatened with overnight closure. And it just keeps getting worse. It is clear the NHS is in a crisis. read

Here's why the quarrel about grammar schools never ends: it is not really about schools, but about what sort of country this should be, writes PETER HITCHENS. read

The scary incident occurred near Green Canyon Hot Springs, which lies just east of the town of Rexburg, Idaho. The girl was lucky to escape with bite and scratch marks. read

The government now says that the so-called 'smart' nuclear bomb will enter the production engineering phase. By 2020, the US will commence full-scale production. read

Last week saw the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge enjoy yet another low-cost holiday, this time a ten-day break at a charming 16th Century chateau in the South of France. read

Rio detectives say that Marcus Evans, 52, who is worth £765million, is being investigated on suspicion of being behind a suspected plot to sell tickets at up to four times their face value. read

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT. Troops fighting against the terror group have been left with appalling injuries – including agonising blisters on their skin. read

The would-be mayor of Manchester is the talk of Twitter for how similar he looks to Scott Tracey in the popular children's puppet show first broadcast in the 1960s. read

The shutters of BHS's flagship branch in central London (pictured) have come down for the final time - with no stores to be left by next weekend as 57 other outlets prepare to close over the next week. read

Her husband Jamie might be Leicester City’s star striker, but tough-talking REBEKAH VARDY often finds herself on the defensive, discovers Louise Gannon. read

Derren Brown’s latest trick may be his most controversial yet – brainwashing thousands of teenage Thorpe Park visitors against fracking by warning of apocalyptic consequences. read

Mr Farage, who resigned as leader of the party after the Brexit vote on June 23, met voters in Newington, close to Ramsgate. He appeared in his new bushy facial hair on Friday. read

As British patients face crippling delays for treatment, A&E closures and overcrowded wards, some bureaucrats (pictured) have quietly been building up huge taxpayer-funded pensions. read

Unite leader Len McCluskey has led his militant members onto the streets to march against austerity. So where better for him to relax than in Monte Carlo’s Hotel de Paris. read

For Tara Zieleman (pictured), it was a chance to realise her dream of creating a new Utopia. With 22 other idealists, disillusioned with the modern world, she hoped to ‘start again’ on Eden. read

Right-wing blogs and journalists have seized upon a video of Hillary Clinton responding to reporters with an 'exaggerated motion' to suggest the Democratic nominee had a seizure. read

MPs in Westminster are being offered free lessons in Krav Maga so that they can protect themselves against terrorists and political extremists. It comes after the killing of Labour MP Jo Cox. read

He tweeted the drama from his seat before the plane from Copenhagen made an emergency landing in Dusseldorf. read

Khadiza Sultana, 17, one of three pupils who left their school in east London to join Islamic State, is thought to have died in a Russia airstrike on the terror group's de-facto capital, Raqqa. read

Samia Shahid, 28, from Bradford, died last month during a visit to her family village in Punjab. She was allegedly hunted by her family after she ran away from the cousin she had been forced to marry. read

Yahye Omar Mohamed (pictured), 14, from Birmingham, was discovered on a beach in Gwynedd on Friday after the boys had visited the resort of Barmouth, North Wales. read

Seven people have been injured after a man attacked passengers on a train in Switzerland with 'fire and a knife' today, including a six-year-old child. read

The Rafaelo procedure uses a needle to emit radio-frequency energy to shrink haemorrhoids, it was developed in Poland and is now being carried out at Spire St Anthony’s Hospital in Surrey. read

British kidney cancer patients are to have their tumours removed by a robot, after health chiefs agreed the procedure reduced the ‘almost unbearable pain’ suffered during recovery. read

The shock revelation about the sex toy - which was purchased during a 'wild' staff night out in Paris - was made by her former bodyguard Ken Wharfe in his book Diana: Closely Guarded Secret. read

Thomas Rees, 32, and boyfriend Joshua Bradwell, 25, were reprimanded by a security guard at the Sainsbury's store in Hackney, for holding hands in public. read

A man who referred to Baroness Scotland as one of his ‘dear friends’ obtained a knighthood from a small island nation in the Caribbean which he has promised donations. read

Tennis starlet Gabriella Taylor's mystery illness that left her close to death and forced her to pull out of the Wimbledon girls' tournament could have been contracted on a trip to Uzbekistan. read

Officials swooped on the eyesore property in Knighton, Leicestershire following a series of complaints from neighbours about the rubbish in the rear garden. read

The veteran actor, who was born in Greenock, Renfrewshire, was put in intensive care and is in a stable but 'serious' condition, sources say. Wilson suffered a cardiac arrest on Wednesday. read

Now 86, Edna O'Brien still has the fine features and quick mind that dazzled Richard Burton and Marlon Brando in the Seventies. read

British universities are offering undergraduates up to £700 to 'recruit' their friends to degree courses in a ploy education campaigners are calling 'a cynical and self-interested racket.’ read

Imam, Maulama Akonjee (pictured), 55, and his assistant, Thara Uddin, 64, were shot dead by a gunman in broad daylight as they walked from a mosque in Queens. Both men were shot in the head. read

The 44-year-old television personality is top of the list to replace Chris Evans and he revealed he might have put a bet on himself if the odds were better. Evans stepped down in July after one season. read

Sussex Police said a car hit three other parked vehicles in Eastbourne, East Sussex, at around 9pm last night. Officers said a man was later found and arrested. read

Among the items stole from the Prime Minister's central London office, was an explosive letter from one of Wilson’s powerful friends and it hinted at criminal actions which touched the premier. read

The new Geierlay rope suspension bridge, the longest in Germany, joins castles, vineyards and historic cities as a star attraction in the country's largest wine-producing region. read

Two rooms at Warwick Castle’s Caesar’s Tower have been refurbished with the fine furniture and fabrics that royals, dukes and Cabinet members from centuries ago would have expected. read

A nasal spray (pictured is the bottle) could become a ground- breaking new treatment for autism and has already shown promising results in a trial led by Sydney's Brain and Mind Centre. read

London's Metropolitan Police is spending £1.7million setting up a squad to monitor social media for abusive behaviour and track down the trolls responsible. read

George Mcinerney, pictured right, of Fareham, Hampshire, was confronted by the former female student he tricked into having sex with him after exploiting her inability to recall faces. read

Around 1,800 rail workers will walk out on Friday August 26, when families across Britain are due to begin their weekend getaway, before striking again on Bank Holiday Monday. read

Louise Hathaway, 43, from Southampton, has been in and out of court since 2006 for similar offences. The mother has now been told she is on her last warning by a judge. read

The Chancellor says he will guarantee that projects receiving EU money will be fully funded. He also pledges payments made to farmers under the Common Agricultural Policy will continue. read

A source said that while the Metropolitan Police had done a 'fantastic job' in unveiling their new armed officers, elsewhere the capability to respond would be 'woefully inadequate'. read

But now TV star Helen Skelton is back in more familiar attire – wrapped from head to toe in sturdy outdoor clothing for a bracing hike in the Peak District as she returns to Countryfile. read

RAF navigator Sean Casabayo was killed in 1999 aged 30 when his Tornado crashed near Newcastle during a training flight. He won a Gulf War medal for his service in the campaign. read

Turkish authorities have issued a warrant for the arrest of Hakan Sukur over his links to a US-based Muslim cleric accused by Turkey of masterminding last month's failed coup. read

No sooner is a floor clean than someone tracks mud all over it. So it’s little wonder the world went into a spin when Dyson launched its robot vacuum cleaner last month. read

A new plan by Thailand to monitor the whereabouts of tourists through special SIM cards has been endorsed by the country's telecommunications regulator. Thailand deny the plan will limit rights. read

Ben Atkinson, 22, was told last week that he had been accepted at Sandhurst, the prestigious officers’ training school, where both Prince William and Prince Harry earned their military spurs. read

China is developing a new hypersonic space plane (illustrated) that will use a combined cycle air breathing engine along with rocket motors. It hopes to deliver a working plane by 2030. read

Syrians have been seen celebrating on the streets on Manbij after the former ISIS stronghold was liberated by US-backed forces who have driven the terrorists away from the town. read

The findings, by a team at York University, supports research suggesting coffee – once considered a potential danger to the heart – may actually have a protective effect when drunk in moderation. read

James Thie, lecturer of sport ​coaching and performance at Cardiff Metropolitan University, says jogging increases the life expectancy of men by 6.2 years, and women by 5.6 years. read

Families enjoyed a sunny day at the beach as the mercury hit highs of 22C in the south east today while others ended up covered in paint as they took part in the Holi One Colour Festival in London. read

Authorities tried to have the shops and restaurants shut down because they were unlicensed and pose health and safety hazards. read

Glen Shadbolt, 39, from Knebworth, Hertfordshire only managed to avoid the migrant mob by driving over their road block in his van, only to see motorists stuck behind him be mugged by the gang. read

The Britain's tourism industry has reported a 25 per cent increase in bookings due to fears over terrorism, with some destinations costing £1,000 more than foreign equivalents. read

Concept habitats will be built here on Earth, to help the space agency gain a better insight into the needs and opportunities for extensive manned missions around the moon and beyond. read

When corals become stressed, they have been known to exhibit a behaviour called ‘bleaching.' Now, researchers in Australia have captured this on video for the first time. read

Nigel Wilkinson met his victims on the social network before inviting them to his house in Bristol for ‘male fitness’ photoshoots. Once there, he drugged and raped the men. read

Six residents died at the Springwater Lodge Care Home in Calverton, Nottinghamshire. Two of the deaths - which took place within 24 hours of each other - are the focus of an investigation. read

Neal Gray is fighting to re-open the inquest into his granddaughter's death reopened and force Sutton Council and the courts to answer why they allowed the little girl to stay in her parents' care. read

A family of bears touched the heart when mama bear, Grazer, ran after her three little cubs, who went tumbling over a waterfall in Brooks Falls, in Katmai National Park and Preserve in Alaska. read

While people are advised not to work with friends or family, these BFF business partners are proof that it can be done. Included are the besties behind The Daily Edited and the sisters of How Two Live. read

There are plenty of thrilling activities for families on board Carnival Vista, but the 4,000-passenger cruise ship's itinerary in the Mediterranean this summer is heavily port based. read

Shocking footage of the incident, which occurred in Colombia, showed the crane toppling over and narrowly missing the two men after the concrete beam it had been carrying suddenly shattered. read

A British company based in Oxford has come up with an ingenious solution to get around the problem of struggling to see close-up objects - spectacles where the focus can be altered. read

London's skyline is instantly recognisable, be it the Gothic imagery of the Palace of Westminster to the Art Deco re-imagining of the Oxo Tower. But an ever-changing view of London is nothing new. read

When their severely autistic son Toby was excluded from school aged seven, Vikky and Neil Turner didn’t know how to help him. Then the family was thrown a lifeline in the form of Sox. read

The reptile -- which was 8 feet, 9 inches long -- was discovered by Doug Dallmer in his garage on Thursday night. Police in Fulshear say the creature is headed to an alligator farm. read

Ted McDermott, 79, was filmed singing Quando, Quando, Quando as his son drove him around in his car in Blackburn - and the adorable video has since gone viral with thousands of online views. read