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Guests gathered at Drottningholm Palace Church where Prince Alexander arrived carried by his glamorous mother, Princess Sofia, and his father, Carl Philip. read

West Midlands Police has said it will discuss allowing the traditional Islamic dress - which covers the entirety of a woman's face and body - to become part of Muslim female officers' uniform. read

Daniel Green, 26, attacked the victim after the late night drinking in May last year, and did not stop until she started crying. His victim had been out with a friend drinking in the City of London when they met. read

Guy, 29 and believed to be from the US, wrote the blog on Q&A site Quora after alleging that his ex-girlfriend had cheated on him. He detailed the five biggest warning signs to look out for. read

Apple launched its iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus at a live event in San Francisco this week. One of the technology firm's biggest market is China, which includes the mainland, Taiwan and Hong Kong. read

The Queen's 66-year-old daughter was taken to hospital in Aberdeen for tests but is now back at Balmoral recuperating. However, she has cancelled several days of engagements. read

Actor and producer Noel Clarke and the rapper Stormzy are among those who have paid tribute to promising star Aaron Eaton, 29, who played the character 'Teardrop' in the British film Brotherhood. read

Shona Wilkie, who was formerly known as Isabelle Graham, claimed her drink had been spiked and she had no recollection of sleeping with the boy at an Edinburgh Travelodge following the prom. read

Elizabeth Murray, of Easterhouse, Glasgow, was obsessed with Monika Thomson (pictured) and repeatedly contacted her by email and other social media with ‘lengthy and alarming’ content. read

Rosemary Ben-Allee (pictured) pleaded guilty to being drunk on an aircraft at Liverpool Magistrates' Court over the incident. The grandmother-of-four was detained after a flight last month. read

Former UK managing director Chris Bush, 50, ex-UK finance director Carl Rogberg, 49, and former food commercial director John Scouler, 48, are accused of fraud and false accounting. read

Graham Egan, of Rathmines, in Dublin, Ireland, told his partner of 11 years that he was going outside to 'chill out' shortly after midnight. read

Joseph Foster, Stephen Amos (pictured), Martin Belgium and Logan Morris were convicted of 27 offences at Bristol Crown Court. One victim claimed her abuse was as regular 'as washing up.' read

Former Top Gear host Jeremy Clarkson was granted permission to demolish his five-bedroom home near Chipping Norton in Oxfordshire and build a new property two months ago. read

Counter terror officers swooped on the pair at their West London home. A third man, Ali Esayed (left), 19, who is connected to the brothers and originally from Mosul in Iraq, was also arrested. read

A 24-year-old man from Glasgow was arrested by U.S. officers for interfering with a flight crew after a disturbance on a Florida-bound British Airways flight that departed London Gatwick last night. read

Father-of-three Jim Kerr, 60, caused outrage after getting engaged to Lisa Miller, 18, who was a former pupil at Woodfarm High, in Woodfarm, East Renfrewshire, where he worked as a caretaker. read

Peter Brearey (pictured) secretly hid a camera and pointed it at the couple's bed for his own sexual gratification, having used a set of keys to get in the property in Croydon, South London. read

US, European and Chinese monitoring agencies are reporting a 5.0-5.3-magnitude quake near North Korea's nuclear test site amid fears it has conducted its second nuclear test this year. read

Current Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn and contender Owen Smith went head to head on the live BBC Question Time special, devoted to the Labour leadership election. read

From America's Next Top Model to landing a starring role in a Diesel campaign, it seems that 2016 is the year of Winnie Harlow. read

Father-of-five Jason Manford was due to perform to hundreds of excited fans at the sold-out show at the Middleton Arena in Greater Manchester, but they were left disappointed. read

The baby was taken to hospital with multiple injuries after police were called to an address in Rochdale, Greater Manchester, on Tuesday morning. He died two days later, police confirmed. read

JAN MOIR: Day Four and the siege of Hartsdown Academy continues. On one side, new headmaster Matthew Tate who wants to raise standards by insisting that all pupils... read

The billionaire, dubbed Sir Shifty by critics, has been sweltering on his new £100million superyacht Lionheart, pictured, across the Med all summer. read

In her first major speech as Prime Minister, Theresa May said sweeping school reforms were crucial to make Britain the 'world's great meritocracy'. read

Dr Sarah Wollaston (pictured), chair of the health select committee, said the Government should be removing barriers in communities, not putting them up. read

You can't buy your children academic brilliance - but you can, at least, get them into the best possible school, where they might end up top of the class. read

As migrants stormed the fence at the notorious Calais Jungle camp this afternoon, police surrounded the mob and fired tear gas at MailOnline columnist Katie Hopkins. Here is her story. read

There were fears the tiny child would not survive after the truck pulled into Watford Gap on the M1 and there was banging from inside the vehicle and shouts of ‘no air’. read

Norway's prime minister, Erna Solberg, criticised social media giant Facebook on Friday for censoring the iconic photo of a critically burned Vietnamese girl fleeing a napalm attack. read

Almost 300 migrants are now living in the makeshift camp tucked away on a side street in the upmarket Italian resort of Como after being denied entry into neighbouring country Switzerland. read

John Leathem, 32, who faces life in jail after knifing teenager Paige Doherty to death in Scotland, was filmed groping a naked stripper on his stag do in 2011 before screaming at a friend: 'I'm a pervert'. read

Christopher Halliwell, 52, who is accused of murdering 20-year-old Becky Godden and burying her headless body in a remote field, cross-examined former Detective Sergeant Steve Fulcher. read

Ian Campbell, 56, from Argyll and Bute, Scotland snapped two shapes (pictured) 'swimming' in Loch Ness while out on a bike ride with his son Fraser, 13, and a family friend. read

The average person spends £28,420 on takeaways in their lifetime, according to research, so cut down on costs and opt for tastier make-at-home versions of your favourite takeaway dishes. read

World-renowned academics, doctors and other wealthy residents on Regent's Park's most exclusive streets were furious with Mr Candy, pictured with his wife Emily. read

Marketed as quicker and easier to use than old-fashioned cafetieres and of better quality than instant coffee, the gadgets have found their way into millions of homes and workplaces. read

According to Oxford University researchers, the cheap daily pills prevent at least 80,000 heart attacks and strokes in the UK every year. read

A filmmaker and his team of 40 experts sued the FBI Thursday in an attempt to prove that loose cannon ex-army pilot Robert Rackstraw (pictured) is in fact legendary hijacker DB Cooper. read

At least four people have died after a train derailed and ploughed into a pylon at a station in Galicia, northern Spain, but the national rail company Renfe believe there are 'several' fatalities. read

MoneySavingExpert.com blogger Jordon Cox, 19, of Essex, pictured left, creates video guide showing you how to switch off the annoying message that plagues supermarket shoppers. read

A hilarious photograph posted on Reddit by AidenAsh15 shows the doting dad, believed to be from the UK, clinging on to his son's feet as he walks out of the door. read

Pupils at the Teignmouth Community School in Devon left) must have the school logo on all their uniform, even skirts and cardigans (pictured right). Parents say the school shop is too expensive. read

Devout Sikh Sukhjit Singh, 34, (pictured) a father-of-two from Derby, Derbyshire, was found in bed with his throat slit last Thursday while he was on holiday at his mother's house in India. read

Tahir Sait, 41, (pictured) and his brother Tariq Sait, 49, jointly assaulted Asia Parveen at her home in Bradford, West Yorkshire, because they 'wrongly' believed she was having an affair. read

'That's everyone's nightmare,' says Knox, who was twice convicted and twice acquitted of murdering her British roommate Meredith Kercher. read

The trade deficit in goods and services fell from £5.6billion in June to £4.5billion in July, driven by  a post-Brexit boost in exports. read

In a humiliating night for Labour, the party lost out to a resurgent Liberal Democrats, whose candidate won the Mosborough seat by more than a 10 per cent margin. read

A private school in the Northern Territory awarded a top Book Week prize to a boy dressed as Adolf Hitler - as Jewish exchange students watched on. read

A seven-year-old girl in Nepal was selected to be a living and breathing goddess when she was just a toddler due to having 'eyelashes like a cow' and 'voice as clear as a duck.' read

This new hit-the-dot test challenges players to pick the most central point in a picture, but the quiz gets progressively harder as number of dots increases - leaving users well and truly stumped. read

Dozens of terrified tourists, including a ten-year-old child, spent the night in cable cars high up in the French Alps after rescuers were forced to abandon their rescue attempts for the night. read

Ankur Panwar has been sentenced to death in India for killing Preeti Rathi by hurling sulphuric acid on her in a fit of jealously when she rejected his marriage proposal. read

The In camp have moaned ever since the Brexit and their latest target is the Proms, a rare occasion when the British are allowed to celebrate their identity, writes RICHARD LITTLEJOHN. read

The team at the Russia and Hong Kong-based Youth Laboratories used a robot panel to pick winners from the submitted photos in the hope that it could determine faces that show the human idea of beauty. read

Dame Sarah Storey has won her 12th Paralympic gold medal in the C5 three-kilometres individual pursuit in Rio. read

If the swathes of empty seats at much of the preceding Olympics were a sign of things to come, Paralympic officials and athletes could not have been prepared for such a devastating reception. read

Team GB has had an incredible first day at the Paralympic Games - scooping fivegold medals in the velodrome and pool in just over an hour. read

From leaving clothes on the floor to always chatting on the phone, the sins committed by teenagers are endless. Here, four mums share their tales - and their offspring try to defend themselves. read

Gabriel Roth, a senior editor at Slate, issued the Merriam-Webster dictionary's official account a touch of cheeky criticism on Wednesday. read

Despite being a highly successful editor, TV producer and novelist with a handsome husband, two terrific sons and two homes - Janice Kaplan found she always had something to moan about. read

Rachel Brookes, 43, from Wolverhampton, says her size 40M breasts give her constant back and neck pain. But she was turned down for breast reduction surgery because of her weight. read

First she was a Blue Peter Presenter, then a lad's mag pin-up, when an image of her naked posterior was famously beamed onto the Houses of Parliament. read

Bizarre images show a remote indigenous Indonesian community digging up the dead and dressing them in new clothes before parading them around the village read

Ines M. - whose full surname has not been revealed - was one of three women suspected of setting up an ISIS cell in Boussy-Saint-Antoine, south of the French capital. read

The violent attack on fathers in front of their children was sparked after local teenagers shouted 'dirty whore, get naked, at the women who were wearing sports gear to cycle and roller-blade. read

The teenager, from the eastern Belgian city of Verviers, was arrested after a video emerged of him walking down a street and calling in Arabic for the murder of Christians. read

French President Francois Hollande denounced the 'stigmatisation of Muslims' in a press conference on Thursday. He also said Islam can co-exist with other religions. read

Arnold and Jeanne Mballe Sube, who receive an estimated £44,000 a year in handouts, are demanding a larger home, claiming their three-bedroom house in Luton, is too small. read

Judge Paul Hollywood has been coming across as arrogant, humourless and rude since the show returned, writes CHRISTOPHER STEVENS. And it is putting viewers off their high tea. read

Overall, a record 3,674 drug poisoning deaths involving both legal and illegal substances were registered in 2015 in England and Wales. read

The Tsunami Simulator has been used to re-enact the most devastating waves in recent history, including the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami and the 2011 event that ripped through Japan. read

A floating living room has been spotted in the Dutch city of Groningen. The DIY project appears to consist of a floating dock with a motor attached and furniture including two L-shaped sofas. read

Iraq War veteran Darren DeMarco leapt into action after a woman flipped her car on the M1 in Yorkshire, he maneuvered his lorry across all lanes and pulled her to safety - much to the distaste of other drivers. read

Alex Chalk, a Tory MP and barrister, has supported sweeping reforms to murder laws ahead of a Commons probe. Reform would draw a distinction between the worst murders and other killings. read

An exclusive survey by Ipsos Mori found Brits are generally proud of their country with only 13 per cent actively thinking it would be better to be a citizen of another state. read

Airline passengers should not turn on or charge their Samsung Galaxy Note 7 smartphones during flights or stow them in checked baggage due to concerns over the phone's fire-prone batteries, the FAA said. read

Last week a passenger on a Qantas flight heard an announcement telling fliers to ask staff to find their phones if they lose them after a missing phone started a fire mid-flight in May. read

Passing pedestrians pinned the alleged thieves to the ground outside the jewellers near Windsor Castle (left). The window of the shop was smashed (right) and motorbike abandoned (inset). read

The National Diet and Nutrition Survey also found that people in the UK are not eating enough fruit and veg, while consumption of red meat and saturated fat is still too high. read

With a security guard standing over him, first Mr Ashley dug into his left-hand trouser pocket, pulling out its contents to place in the airport-style tray... Whoops! Out came a wad of £50 notes. read

The Israel Football Association (IFA) has complained to the Italian Football Federation following their fans' conduct on Monday night. read

Kevin Darbyshire and Dwayne Turner, from Leigh in Greater Manchester, have been jailed for beating father and grandfather-to-be Edward Wood, 50, to death outside chip shop. read

The Mirror Online claims the woman spotted enjoying the steamy clinch with the actor, 33, is no wallflower herself, but high-flying executive Tara Derakshan. read

Clinton revealed she was one of the few women in the room that day, where men told her 'You don't need to be here' and 'there's plenty else you can do'. read

Torridge and West Devon MP Geoffrey Cox earns hundreds of thousands of pounds a year as an experienced barrister alongside his work in Parliament. read

The season has arrived for making new introductions at school and work. Etiquette expert William Hanson offers his 'how to' guide for shaking hands, making eye contact and conducting small talk. read

When war broke out in 1914, and Europe began its ‘race into the abyss’ Monet was determined not to flee. Throughout the war he never stopped working. read

Fidget Cube is a pocket-sized desk toy with six tactile surfaces that let users flip, roll, click, rub, spin and glide over until your heart's content, all while increasing focus and productivity. read

A collective action was launched today that accuses Mastercard of setting punitive transaction fees for retailers from 1992 to 2008, passed on to shoppers in the shape of higher prices. read

Justin Robson, pictured, from Cheshire had his Halifax cards taken last November but they were still being used fraudulently in July this year. read

Stephen Arnold murdered his wife Karen Arnold before killing himself on Tuesday. Their bodies were found inside the property in a quiet cul-de-sac in Grimsby at around 4am. read

PC Jason Lobo of Lancashire Police sent numerous text messages describing the scene where Adam Wilson died after being stabbed to death in a frenzied knife attack near Preston. read

The moment a motorist narrowly avoided oncoming traffic near Ottringham, East Yorkshire, and crashed while searching for gadget, was recorded on Dove family's dashcam. read

Bristol boy Harry Studley, just 19 months old, has been left severely disabled and blind in one eye after being shot by an airgun. Parents Edward Studley and Amy Allen took news as 'stab to the heart'. read

Stefano Brizzi, 50, is accused of killing 59-year-old PC Gordon Semple, pictured, before dismembering his body and dumping the pieces in the bins of his block of flats in south London. read

A report by an American Medical Association publication has revealed cases where a woman with a cyst and a man with a hernia were submitted to invasive airport screening to look for explosives. read

Three quarters of motorists polled believe future vehicles will misinterpret good driving etiquette and potentially make our roads more dangerous. read

Startling images from Indonesia captured the moment a ravenous Komodo dragon placed its entire head into the mouth of his bigger and potentially deadly reptile pal. read

Mrs May, 59, kept her arms crossed on her thighs and sat leaning forward as she spoke with Donald Tusk, also 59, whose steely gaze remained firmly at eye-level. read

Apple unveiled its iPhone 7 and 7 Plus handsets in San Francisco this week, alongside its new Apple Watch Series 2. The smartphone maker caused controversy by dropping the headphone jack. read

The move will make it harder for analysts to get a read on the product's prospects amid questions over whether its popularity has peaked. read

While some of the clean eating stars are in line with the best evidence to lose weight or prevent ill health there are plenty that don't stand up to scrutiny, warns British nutritionist Sophie Medlin. read

Australian chefs have revealed the simple secrets that can transform home cooked dishes from bland into brilliant. The tips included using the right cooking oil and adding yoghurt to macaroni. read

Police said they escorted the refugees to the beach barbecue in Benone, Magilligan, County Londonderry¸Northern Ireland last Saturday after 'concerning' comments appeared on Facebook. read

Daniella Smith, from Birmingham, was born with spinal scoliosis – a curvature of the spine – and had two metal rods bolted into her back to correct it before she discovered pole-dancing. read

Researchers have found robots could be the offenders committing most crimes by 2040. Tracey Follows from The Future Laboratory, said there have been predictions of lone-wolf terror attacks. read

Philip James, Professor of Ecology at the University of Salford, explains what affects the colour of autumn leaves and how a wet spring and warm August could mean a bright autumn. read

More than 3,000 children and young adults lost a parent in the deadliest terror attack on American soil, instantly becoming known as the children of 9/11. Here are a few of their stories. read

The magazine hopes that by compiling its list, it will help parents dip into a discerning round-up of fashion-forward names that will help set children apart from their classmates. read

Unite denied the money was a ‘loan’ and said it would get the sum back when Mr McCluskey’s term of office comes to an end and the flat is sold. read

Experts have shed light on the surprising things that are causing men and women to age every day without even realising - and some of them will shock you. read

Health watchdog NICE say GPs and pharmacies should recommend the coil, which is inserted by a nurse or doctor, is more than 99 per cent effective, works as soon as it is in place, to women. read

Nasa's OSIRIS-REx spacecraft will travel for two years to reach Bennu, and plans to return to Earth in 2023 with a sample of the space rock if the mission goes to plan. read

The six-passenger, two-pilot winged space plane, designed to take passengers on five-minute voyages into suborbital space, reaching altitudes of about 62 miles (100 km), was tested in the Mojave desert yesterday. read

Danielle Foster, 25, from London, was diagnosed with scoliosis when she was 16. She recently had surgery to correct it after it became so bad it was causing her spine to bend at a 80 degree curve. read

Noel Edmonds' sidekick from his Saturday night TV show Noel's House Party topped the list of the 'worst albums of all time' with his 1994 self-titled record, beating Justin Bieber to the unwanted title. read

Chloe Atkinson, 16, and Jake Shepley, 17, were caught looking miserable at the Minnesota State Fair. Jake explains that his downcast expression can be traced to him running out of his favorite snack. read

Landlord Clive Davies, 70, is offering the low price despite the house in Swansea rising to fame after the resemblance was spotted by a local youth worker in 2011. read

Pet owner Kevin Sacks returned home in Liverpool to find his Great Dane Toby had strewn a bag of food across the floor. In a hilarious video the dog looks innocent as he sits on the sofa. read

Neil Armstrong claims he said 'for a man' and not 'for man'. A University of Kent researcher says that most of us do not hear the 'a' because of the noisy radio link and Armstrong's Midwest accent. read

Covered in glitter and stocked up with rucksacks and tents, thousands of people hopped off the Isle of Wight ferry and trekked over to their campsite as the annual dance festival began today. read

High street stores are advertising sport branded trainers as being 'back to school' shoes - on the same week hundreds of children were banished from the classroom because of their uniform. read

Attacker Shamal Karim Asaad pushed the unnamed officer over in Peterborough. The warden had activated his bodycam and filmed the fuming driver confronting him after getting a ticket. read

Merseyside student Faye Carney, 15, was placed in exclusion by her school for sporting subtle blonde highlights, claims her mother Kelly, 39. The Year 11 pupil has been told to change her hairstyle. read

Retired Benedict XVI's book, The Last Conversations, lifts the lid on the turbulent career of the first Pope in 2013 to retire as head of the Roman Catholic Church back in 2013. read

The research team, led by Northwestern University in Illinois, found two signals produced by males that affect female reproduction, by looking at a transparent roundworm called C. elegan. read

Now, co-star Heida Reed, who was to play the rape victim Elizabeth, has disclosed that she was instrumental in the decision to replace the attack with a consensual seduction. read

A pensioner in China was killed yesterday after builders knocked down her house while she was in bed. Demolition team claimed they bulldozed the wrong house. The driver of the digger was arrested. read

In the last 20 years, wilderness regions amounting to an area twice the size of Alaska have vanished, the research reveals. The Amazon basin and central Africa have been hit the hardest. read

Paul Wright set up a camera to catch any night time visitors to a water bowl he left out after discovering a family of three hedgehogs were living in his garden in Cheshire. read

Scary Spice Mel B, 41, proved that not much scares her, this week, after she was filmed relieving herself on TV in the name of survival for NBC show Running Wild With Bear Grylls. read

A Chinese wife was filmed hitting and kicking her husband's alleged mistress in the middle of the street. The wife was then captured trying to strip the woman as she continued her rampage. read

Scientists at the University of California San Diego discovered 48 previously unidentified aftershocks that occurred between 2004 and 2015, within seconds to minutes after magnitude 7 to 8 earthquakes. read

Scientists at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island, have developed a technique that allows them to manipulate how people feel about another person's face. read

People over 65 were more likely to register a partnership than those in age groups below pension age, the figures collected by the Office for National Statistics showed. read

Microsoft's Surface brand could soon be extended to an all in one desktop PC codenamed Cardinal that would compete against Apple's iMac, according to ZDnet read

Hazel dormice were once widespread in England and Wales, but have disappeared from 17 counties. Now they are only found in the South of England and areas of the English-Welsh border. read

Dr Philip Davies, a GP from Hampshire, is trying to claim legal ownership of of Mars under the Outer Space Treaty, having spent six years propelling light particles towards the Martian surface. read

About 60 anti-Brexit campaigners have raised £1,175 to buy 5,000 blue EU flags to be handed out before the annual event at the Royal Albert Hall tomorrow. read

Her bestselling memoir about her journey after her divorce — Eat, Pray, Love - made American author Elizabeth Gilbert a multi-millionaire, but she has now revealed her love with her female best friend. read

Jo Marsh, 32, from Gateshead, who sufferers from severe PTSD tells the heartbreaking story of how her reborn babies brought her back from the brink after she read

British manufacturer, Futuru Medical, could be line to grab a share of a global market for erectile dysfunction treatments worth billions a year after successful trials of the treatment. read

Fat is as dangerous as cigarette smoking in reproductive cancers such as cancer of the womb, which less than a quarter of people know is linked to being overweight, Cancer Research UK said. read

Swansea University professor Amy Brown said improving uptake by two thirds would save the NHS millions in excess appointments for babies fed on formula milk who are more prone to illness. read

The study, by Swansea University, looked at 360,000 Welsh children aged six to 18 between 2003 and 2013 and found that prescriptions for antidepressants rose 28 per cent. read

Animal rescue team Annette Ramirez and Armando Navarete saved two tiny kittens from a dumpster in California when they'd been abandoned there, using specialist camera gear. read

On Star Treks' 50th Anniversary, the stealthy Zumwalt is heading to its commissioning ceremony next month with a crew of 147 officers and sailors who have spent three years preparing it. read

Beauty blogger Farah Dhukai, from Ontario, Canada, used a piece of seaweed soaked in cool brewed coffee to banish the cellulite from her arms. After one week, her arm looked toned and trim. read

Even millionaires need mortgages but they tend not to pop down to HSBC for a loan against their stud farm, instead, Britain's super rich, aristocratic and famous families bank 'privately'.  read

New app Moneybox lets you top up your everyday spending and put the excess into a stocks and shares Isa. The founders say it will help cash-strapped millennials invest. read

Scientists at University of Leuven in Belgium have created a ‘family tree’ of yeast microbes – focusing on beer yeast – revealing the first brewers domesticated yeasts in the 1500s. read

Scientists say we suffer a ‘dream lag’ - in which a dream, or nightmare, is repeated five or seven days after we initially have it. It can take the brain that time to process emotive events. read

A circus elephant ran amok for three hours in a busy area of Pune, in India. The elephant, called Nitya, broke away from circus staff after she was taken for a bath. read

Playboy's Dutch publisher, Sanoma, had sought to get website GeenStijl to remove a hyperlink to photos of a television celebrity Britt Dekker, which were posted illegally. read

Images taken in the North Korean capital Pyongyang show how high ranking officials drive around in gleaming Audis while ordinary workers have to struggle around the city on bicycles. read

The two men are accused of helping two other suspects who Austria extradited to France earlier this year through 'logistics as well as through gathering information and arranging contacts.' read

Finland-based Mark Sawalha believes he has found strong evidence of an extraterrestrial base and alien mining activity on the moon based on an image captured by Nasa's Lunar Orbiter. read

The image was reportedly taken at a University of Pennsylvania fraternity house in Philadelphia on Sunday. Malia attended the Budweiser Made in America festival in the city that day. read

Researchers at University College London have examined how Pygmies living in the northern Republic of Congo use medicinal plants and pass the knowledge between families. read

Last month, year-on-year sales fell by 1.5 per cent, the BDO monthly High Street Sales Tracker shows. read

Britain's 'merry-go-round' compensation culture for whiplash claims is adding around £93 a year to people's motoring insurance premiums, research from Aviva shows. read

Lizzie Velasquez, from Texas, was born with neonatal progeroid syndrome, a rare genetic disorder which saw her cruelly branded as the 'ugliest woman in the world' in a video online. read

The difference is remarkable (pictured) - but at first glance it is almost impossible to pin-point what the changes have been to Justine Greening's face. read

The van was seen driving towards the Dragonair A330 plane at Hong Kong airport before making a sudden turn, straight into the engine of the aircraft. read

Reshma Qureshi, 19, the survivor of an acid attack in India, walked the runway during NY Fashion Week to send a message empowerment to other victims of such attacks in her country. read

Glamorous weather girl Sugey Abrego swept the web after she appeared on camera in a very low-cut top and a teeny tiny pair of denim shorts that left little to the imagination. read

The assault happened on August 6 in Glasgow, when PCs Paula Lamont and Gordon Innes investigated a strong smell of cannabis coming from a group of men outside a solicitor's office and pub. read

A record 903,000 people reported they are now working on the controversial contracts - which do not guarantee a minimum number of hours - an increase of 156,000 since last year. read

Former shop assistant Judith Duncan, 23, from Invercylde, was diagnosed with the long-lasting autoimmune disease almost three years ago. But rather than hide it, she say it is now 'part of her.' read

Proud father Eddie Scott, from California, posted this video of his daughter Ella giving her dinner to a homeless man instead of eating it herself. He said he was so proud of her act of kindness. read

Bristol police wanted to highlight locale where man was stabbed. But jokers said the map (pictured) looked like a giant penis. Twitter saw the funny side - but police quickly redrew it. read

Investigators (one is pictured with a red kite carcass) found 20 dead birds on the Glanusk estate in Wales. The land belongs to the parents of former royal nanny Tiggy Legge-Bourke. read

The quantum radar was reportedly created by Intelligent Perceception Technology and reportedly detected targets at a range of more than 60 miles, when it was tested last month. read

Duke, an American basset hound, had gruelling surgery to remove excess skin on his face. He was rushed in pain to vets, in Worcestershire, who performed a brow lift. read

Bella Gantt, a young contortionist from Canonsburg, Pennsylvania, posted a video showing how she is able to hold a bow and arrow with her feet while performing a handstand. read

The hapless Brazilian is captured on CCTV sitting on a chair and fiddling with the handgun before pulling the trigger, firing a bullet into his leg, and leaping to his feet while clutching the wound. read

Blake Aldridge, 34, couldn't resist the challenge of conquering the 11th century Chepstow Castle, Wales. He dived from a height equivalent of six double-decker buses. read

Footage shows the motorcyclist speeding up the carriageway in Bilborough, Nottingham. He begins to perform wheelies. The daredevil motorcyclist sticks to the fast lane/ read

A video shows the touching moment James Barton, from Sussex, brought his girlfriend Lianne's favourite romcoms to life. He also had a special ring designed for her. read

A supercar driver was left with a red face and a bruised ego after crashing his Porsche 918 Spydercar after trying to show it off to a crowd and a woman in St Tropez, France. read

New book Abandoned Places explores 65 fascinating lost worlds around the globe from rusted locomotives in Bolivia to a dilapidated opera house in Massachusetts. read

Heart-melting footage shows two pandas getting a massage in China's Sichuan province. The video shows the animals' keeper playing with one of the bear's legs and rubbing its back. read

Carol Driver stayed at the grand Chateau de Tocqueville, which is tucked away in a tiny village in northern France, close to the D-Day Landing Beaches. read