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A state of emergency has been declared in North Carolina and Florida as Hurricane Matthew is poised to hit the East Coast within hours as its expected to deliver the most destructive winds. read

Leah Bracknell, who played Zoe Tate for 16 years in Emmerdale, has terminal cancer. Her husband is raising funds to send her for treatment in Germany. read

Amanda McGuinn and her husband Paul, 38, of Lee, south east London, have lodged a legal bid against Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Trust citing 'wrongful birth' in relation to daughter Matilda. read

My 88-year-old mother, who lives in America, paid a state visit to England recently, but she didn't get the best of welcomes at Heathrow Airport, writes RICHARD LITTLEJOHN. read

There's one intriguing issue: one throne, or two?There are awkward questions about whether the sovereign’s wife will sit next to him when he is crowned - and if she herself will have a crown. read

Inappropriate adverts are being posted on the popular classified site Craigslist (pictured), boasting of 'free rent for attractive girl' and 'free roomshare for female in Zone 1, central London'. read

Sharing a home in Bath with an ex-husband and a new partner may seem odd to some but actually makes for a perfect living arrangement, writes author DERI ROBINS. read

Former government ministers treated with rudeness by Jeremy Paxman need not read far into his memoir to discover why the presenter had such an urge to humiliate those in authority. read

Fighting broke out on the 11.15am Ryanair flight as two separate stag dos are understood to have come to blows with passengers describing many of the men as being 'absolutely hammered'. read

Christopher Serrano, 25, was killed early Wednesday morning as he was trying to surf a subway car that was traveling on the F line bound for Brooklyn’s Coney Island. read

Sales administrator Jordan Page, 25, from Solihull, West Midlands, died of an overdose when she mistakenly thought she was being refused psychiatric help, an inquest heard. read

Spice Girl turned designer Victoria Beckham has confessed that she has only made a couple of style bloopers in the past but DINAH VAN TULLEKEN reveals some other awkward outfits. read

The Muslim gang targeted the family home in Kasur, eastern Pakistan knowing they were Christian and kidnapped a brother and a sister before he was tortured and the girl was gang raped. read

Diane Abbott was sensationally made shadow home secretary and Shami Chakrabarti shadow attorney general tonight as Jeremy Corbyn launched a sweeping reshuffle. read

Soaring numbers of UK landlords are buying properties through limited companies to avoid paying higher tax bills following a government buy-to-let crackdown. read

Officers working for Scotland Yard's specialist crime unit - known as SCD6 - were reportedly courted by investigators working for a company called RISC management. read

Kim Kardashian finally returned to Los Angeles on Thursday after her terrifying robbery ordeal on Monday morning.  read

For Kim Kardashian, normally as shy and retiring as an exploding firework, this was not how she wanted her trip to the French capital to end — in panic and disarray. read

The sister of German bodyguard Pascal Duvier blasted the 'unfair criticism' against him and says he is a 'true professional', dedicated to keeping Kim and her rapper husband Kanye West safe. read

An recently married couple on the dream honeymoon in the Bahamas has captured shocking footage showing the power of Hurricane Matthew, which started battering the islands on Thursday. read

Despite officials urging people to evacuate for Hurricane Matthew, a father and his son were among dozens of people who hit the beach on Thursday in Miami to surf. read

Fox News anchor Shep Smith issued a direct and dire warning to viewers hours before Hurricane Matthew hit Florida, telling people if they don't leave: 'you and everyone you know are dead'. read

Villages were leveled by 145 mph winds as the Category 4 storm brought floods, wreckage and misery to Haiti on Tuesday and Wednesday, killing at least 340 people across the Caribbean. read

As thousands of people across Florida seek shelter from Hurricane Matthew, some brave - or stupid - residents have opted to party and even surf as the deadly storm hit US shores. read

Airlines are warning passengers of overnight delays affecting a number of flights bound for America on Friday and Saturday from airports including Manchester, Glasgow and Gatwick. read

Hurricane Matthew has almost reached Cape Canaveral with winds of 74 miles per hour in the area but it is still heading north and two nuclear power stations are in its path. read

Mr Woolfe said Mike Hookem 'came at him and landed a blow' in an altercation that left him needing hospital treatment after he suffered two seizures at the European Parliament in Strasbourg. read

To some degree, Ukip has simply been the victim of its own success. Once the British people voted for Brexit in the EU referendum, the party lost its driving principle, writes DOMINIC SANDBROOK. read

Increasing numbers of youngsters see betting as normal after being exposed to commercials during breaks in programmes and sporting fixtures, experts believe. read

The University of Michigan genetically engineer mice to grow 7 digits on each paw to learn why humans have 5 fingers. The change happened after a mutation transpired within our ancestors' genes. read

A piece of wing debris found in Mauritius is from MH370, Australian investigators said on Friday. read

From a co-star romance to an ISIS drama, the lives of The Apprentice winners have been nothing if not dramatic since securing Lord Sugar's backing on the show which returns to TV tonight. read

Michelle Niziol was the first to be fired by Alan Sugar as the new series of the Apprentice aired last night, but fans seemed more concerned about comparing her to a former Albert Square favourite. read

Fans of The Fall have complained about too much 'drippy whispering' in last night's episode and threatened to switch off after another 'boring' show in which very little happened. read

Justin Welby's comedy turn is said to have left the Pope doubled over in laughter in St Peter's Basilica. Aptly, the joke that tickled the Pope's funny bone was one about religion. read

People smile for many reasons other than happiness, such as smugness. Find out below what your smile might indicate about you. Top facial reader Jean Haner analyses different smiles. read

She made worldwide headlines this week after she was spotted kissing Oscar winner Sean Penn on a Hawaiian beach on Wednesday. read

French President Francois Hollande has launched a furious attack on Britain's decision to leave the EU - saying it would have to 'pay' for the Brexit 'crisis'. He echoed similar claims made by Angela Merkel. read

Traders watched nervously after the sudden plunge in sterling took it to fresh 31-year lows, however, what was believed to be an outlying rogue trade was later cancelled. read

A tooth belonging to a dog thought to resemble an Alsatian has been found in the grounds of a nursing home a mile from Stonehenge which is thought to be the oldest evidence of 'walkies'. read

Not all airports offer free Wi-Fi, but a new map gives you the information to access it. Anil Polat released an ‘always-up-to-date’ list of wireless passwords for airports all over the world. read

In a hilarious list which she posted online, Jane Park, from Edinbrugh - who became Britain's youngest Euromillions winner at the age of 17 - told Connor George, 21, that he could not speak to girls. read

I see nothing at all wrong about actors of one race, creed or nationality appearing in dramatic productions as members of another, writes TOM UTLEY. read

NHS Harrogate and Rural District Clinical Commissioning Group is proposing it as part of plans to save £8.4 million, despite warnings from senior surgeons it is 'wrong'. read

Welcome to a hidden world of attics, tunnels, derelict houses, caves and secret buildings. A competition on the Photocrowd website has unearthed some truly extraordinary images. read

The former partner of Pippa Middleton, banker Alex Loudon is tying the knot with his long-term love Kristina Vanderheyden, who shared the news today on her Instagram account. read

Sergeant Alastair Smith married civilian Aaron Weston on British forces territory in Dhekilia, Cyprus in what is believed to be the first gay wedding on a UK overseas military base. read

A photograph of a man, now 75, on his wedding day in 1961 looks so like actor Matt Damon, 45, that he has been described as his doppelganger. The black and white photo shows him with his wife. read

SPONSORED M&S has released a new range of Cook Menu and Gastropub dishes so perfectly posh, we thought we could fool our friends... read

A leading industry wholesaler, which supplies hundreds of outlets, insist there is a demand for smaller chip portions among weight-conscious customers. read

Nicola Kerrison and husband Dean Windsor returned to their home in Essex from holiday in Portugal to find their son had thrown a secret 18th birthday party and their home had been trashed. read

A  Florida-based man named Cory found himself talking to a suspicious profile on Facebook recently, discovering it to be a scam for money. read

Both men and women who have lonely personalities tend to take more selfies for approval from others, experts from the National Institute of Development Administration, Bangkok, claim. read

Everton's Enner Valencia's played 82 minutes before collapsing with 'altitude sickness' during a World Cup Qualifier for Ecuador and as he was being taken from the field in a golf buggy, police chased him. read

Afrobeats singer Carl Chinegwu, 31, was trapped inside The Gym in Colchester, Essex, with cleaner Tina, after the lift shuddered to a halt shortly before 10pm. read

Toxteth-born Howard Gayle, 58, was offered the gong earlier this year but turned it down saying his 'ancestors would turn in their graves after how Empire and Colonialism enslaved them'. read

Mother-of-one Janet Murray, 41, from Gravesend, Kent, says that putting on her 'face' helps her feel more positive, brighter and better able to face the day. read

It was strange watching Sally Phillips (pictured) and her documentary on babies with Down's syndrome. She is brave, but most mothers don't want a disabled baby, writes KATIE HOPKINS. read

Ashley, from Kalamazoo, Michigan, surprised her unnamed partner with printed out versions of the texts he had been sending to another woman - and delivered them to his workplace. read

MATT LAWTON - EXCLUSIVE: Doping chiefs are investigating allegations centred around the package and whether it was requested by Team Sky doctor Richard Freeman for Wiggins. read

Carl Gregory was found 'unresponsive' on the floor by girlfriend Chloe Lemare, who was on her way to meet him in Broadstairs, Thanet, Kent on Tuesday night. read

Phil Lupton, 46, unknowingly became an international pin-up when Britney Spears secretly filmed him leaving work in central London and posted the video on social media. read

Men can now expect to live til they are 69 while women reach just short of their 75th birthday on a worldwide average - 10 years longer than ever before, The Global Burden of Disease study found. read

The amount of omega-3 farmed salmon contains has halved in the past decade. The fatty acid is recommended by doctors to combat a variety of conditions. read

A hotel worker heard 'sex noises' coming from the Premier Inn room near Rhyl, north Wales, where footballer Ched Evans, 27, is accused of raping a woman, Cardiff Crown Court heard today. read

Nurse Pauline Cafferkey, who was infected with the Ebola virus while working in Sierra Leone in 2014, has been taken to hospital in Glasgow under police escort, sources said. read

They are also discussing supporting surgical strikes on the rogue state, said Chinese professor Zhe Sun at a security forum in Washington. Images of the nuclear test site show increased activity. read

The white Hannibal Lecter-esque masks have become so popular that brands have started creating them for every part of your body - including the most intimate. read

Lewis Dunne was on his way to a shop in Liverpool when he was shot by a gang of men involved in an earlier clash, a court was told. read

The 15-year-old boy - who was travelling on a motorbike on Hewitt Avenue in Sunderland (pictured) - was taken to the Royal Victoria Infirmary in Newcastle and remains in a critical condition. read

A seemingly mundane image of three women sitting on a park bench has left the internet in a state of confusion, as on closer examination there's something very unusual about the photo. read

Govia Thameslink Railway, which runs the Southern franchise, will today send letters to about 400 train guards warning them they will be fired on December 31 if they refuse to sign up to the contract. read

Foster Christian, 54, allegedly launched a frenzied attack on Natasha Sadler-Ellis and Simon Gorecki at the home they shared in Canterbury, Kent, in March this year. read

Mother-of-one Emma Phillips, 24, from Wallasey, Merseyside, was feeling amorous with partner Lee Miller, 29, during the early hours of the morning when the pink sex toy 'disappeared'. read

One migrant feigned illness to distract officers, leaving the others to attack police with fire extinguishers injuring five at the Sangonera la Verde centre (pictured). read

Communities Secretary Sajid Javid has approved proposals for using the controversial mining technique at a site in Lancashire. read

Surgeons from abroad regularly visit the UK to offer cut-price treatments before jetting home, but British medics warn that their patients are putting their lives at risk. read

The biggest lottery win in the UK - and across Europe - remains that of Colin and Chris Weir, from Largs, North Ayrshire, who scooped a £161,653,000 EuroMillions jackpot in July 2011. read

Doctors writing in the journal BMJ Case Reports said the unnamed 38-year-old had Rapunzel syndrome, a rare condition in which a hairball, called a trichobezar, is found in the stomach. read

The plush apartment, overlooking the pebbled beaches of Brighton, was once visited by King George VI and rumours are he had the tunnel installed so he discreetly could visit its owners. read

John De Benham-Crosswell (pictured) pleaded guilty to damaging the breeding site and home of great crested newts after draining a lake on his property. read

Dr Christopher Krupenye, from the Max Planck Institute, and Fumihiro Kano, from Kyoto University, tracked the eye movements of apes while they watched a dramatic scene unfold. read

Eden Robinson's lifeless body was found by paramedics lying on his side in the bedroom of his father Easton Robinson's flat in Nottingham. Robinson, 39, denies murder. read

Jono Cross, from Melbourne, spent half a year compiling a video of him scaring his mother's reactions after scaring her with a loud horn. read

Mr Justice Hayden said there had been an 'extraordinary level' of state intervention to stop a 17-year-old boy fleeing the UK amid fears he would join a terror group. read

Shaykh Hamza Sodagar is in London this week to deliver a series of lectures. He has previously posted a video listing five ways in which gay people should be killed. read

Next year marks the 25th anniversary of the monarch's first such speech, in which she angered Eurosceptics with a veiled pro-EU speech. read

Mrs May hinted in her conference speech on Wednesday that she would introduce policies to help savers after quantitative easing and the interest-rate cut had 'bad side effects'. read

Have you ever wondered what your pet would look like with eyebrows? These owners prove just how much funnier your dog can look with two little lines on their forehead. read

Sir Cliff Richard has said his life was 'effectively turned upside down' as he confirmed he was suing the BBC and South Yorkshire Police over live coverage of a raid on his home in 2014. read

The caution was triggered by the case of a four-year-old boy with autism who was admitted to hospital in London after he became seriously ill. read

The company scanned emails from its customers in 2015 after they were given a warrant by the secret Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, two government sources have revealed. read

Makeup artists have revealed there's a very specific colour guide to follow when it comes to glamming up - and it's all based on your eye colour and shape. read

Dr Jean Paton-Ker (pictured), 41, first met the patient in November 2013 when she started working at Shipston Medical Centre in Warwickshire. read

More than four out of 10 senior civil servants in the UK are now women, according to the latest Whitehall headcount making it the highest percentage than other countries in Europe. read

Speaking today to Germany's main industry lobby group, Mrs Merkel stressed to businesspeople  the importance of upholding the EU's freedoms' read

The incident happened on the coastbound route of the A2, near Canterbury in Kent yesterday. The men were caught on dashcam footage. read

Lucy Ashen, a mother-of-three from Fulham, had lived next to the pensioner for 21 years but only recently discovered the 'absolutely horrific' state of her one-bed flat in south-west London. read

The former wife of Prince Andrew has started legal proceedings against the former undercover reporter while the TV actor John Alford has spoken of his delight at the conviction of Mahmood. read

The data, collated by World Bank, has used leaked ISIS data and shows jihadis heading to the Middle East to blow themselves up are likely to be more educated than their countrymen. read

According to Eugenia Kuyda, co-founder of the AI startup Luka, memorial bots are ‘the future.’ The CEO recently unveiled the ‘digital monument’ to her deceased friend, available to chat with Luka users. read

British women born in 2015 can expect to live 82.8 years on average and men 79. But women can expect to stay disability-free for only 72 years, while for men it is 69.9, the study found. read

Snap Inc, which operates the photo-sharing platform, gave the firm a huge value while drawing up plans for an IPO. They are looking to sell shares as early as late March. read

They can do as many hours as they want – from home or their surgeries – in between their NHS patients. Yet there is a severe recruitment crisis and up to one in eight GP posts are unfilled. read

Actor Jimmy Stewart was haunted by his memories from his time in the Air Force and suffered from PTSD when he returned to Hollywood following World War II. read

Thea Green, 40, who lives in London, had worked her way up from an intern to fashion editor of Tatler by the age of 23 but that was just the beginning of a very successful career. read

The ringed-seal was at first mistaken for a native common seal when it was rescued from mudflats near Plymouth, Devon. But a closer examination has confirmed it to be a female ringed seal. read

In a surprise intervention, the Chancellor suggested ministers were prepared to compromise on free movement to retain access to the single market with the European Union. read

The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 was tested at the Applied Energy Hub battery laboratory in Singapore, where it burst into flames. It has since claimed that 'any phone' would suffer the same fate. read

Lucy D'Agostino, from Brighton, made unlikely friends with a Boohoo customer service representative when she began to text during a night out. read

A teenage boy has shamed two grown women into silence after they were filmed arguing over a window on a Glasgow bus. As the pair bicker, the boy, 17, tells them not to behave like 'weans'. read

An American Tinder user was berated for his flirting technique after he tried to chat up a woman on the dating app by bombarding her with cheesy one-liners and shared the conversation, pictured. read

Kamran Malik was seeking £10 million damages against the would-be US President for allegedly defaming Muslims living in the Green Street and Romford Road area of Forest Gate, London. read

A teenage girl, named online as Ellie, claims her arm was dislocated when she was arrested by police officers in Bradford on suspicion of possession of Class B drugs and resisting arrest. read

Anni Jones, 42, from the Isle of Wight, said her parenting is all about the three Bs - bed-sharing, breastfeeding on demand and baby wearing - so her children are close to her night and day. read

Devon County Council wants to create an army of volunteers to fill in holes in what is believed to be the first of its kind in the country. read

The secret home in northern Russia - decorated with tartan armchairs and modern furniture - is where Putin is said to escape to when he erratically disappears from the public spotlight. read

Kim Page is taking civil action against both the East of England Ambulance Service NHS Trust and Private Ambulance Service Ltd following her husband Gary's death in February. read

We asked three willing pensioners - Tony, 72, Annette, 73, and Sheila, 75 - to explain the meanings of nine sexual practices or phrases and proving they know more than you'd expect. read

The results come from a new poll of 1,000 dieters by weight loss firm Forza Supplements. Turning off cookery shows came second with weighing yourself daily top of the dieting tips. read

Reddit user SquidMilly baked a tribute to the iconic cartoon. More than 5,800 Simpsons fans reacted, commenting with quotes and puns. FEMAIL reveals how you can make the doughnuts at home. read

House price inflation is forecast to continue tailing off as the property market softens, with Halifax revealing today that annual gains had slipped to 5.8 per cent. read

Former Downing Street spin doctor Sir Craig OIiver claims the Remain campaign did not warn of an immediate recession should Britain vote to leave the EU. read

An infographic has revealed how to ask for a beer in 17 different countries. For example, in Thailand, you need to say Ow bee-a neung krup - but only if your bartender is male. read

Tony Fisher, 50, from Ipswich, who currently holds the Guinness World Record for the largest Rubik's cube, has succesfully solved a Rubik's cube measuring 0.22 inches on each side. read

Timothy Jones, from Bristol, entrusted his son Stan with his Canon G12 one day - and was charmed to find that he had a gift for taking photos, capturing his surroundings from many quirky angles. read

When Simon Scarrow moved into his idyllic 17th-century cottage in Norfolk, squatters had only recently vacated it and there were pigeons roosting in the living room. read

The Mirai botnet, one of two networks involved in the recent cyberattacks, used 61 username and password combinations to enable ‘brute-force’ hacks into thousands of devices around the world. read

The woman had been to the newsagents in Wednesfield, West Midlands, and was walking back to her car when the man attacked her and ran off with her handbag. read

The Amsterdam-based makers of the device describe it as 'a truly smart wireless Bluetooth EEG headband' which 'senses your brain waves with laboratory level accuracy' and induces dreams. read

People have revealed what they learned after leaving their husband or wife - with one man describing life with his new love as a 'complete disaster' while others were blissfully happy. read

Roland Rudd blasted the immigration policies of his sister Amber Rudd, the Home Secretary. He said the Government was 'being more divisive than healing' as it tackled Brexit. read

Firefighter Patrick McBride, who won the role ahead of 20,000 hopefuls last year, is the latest to don the black polo neck for Cadbury's new Milk Tray Man in a £3million televised campaign. read

Anton Yelchin's parents have been told their son caused his own death by his 'misuse, misapplication, or damage' of the Jeep Grand Cherokee which crushed him in California in June. read

In an extraordinary interview with Esquire magazine, the former Prime Minister says he is 'very motivated' to try and save the brand of centre-left politics in Britain. read

Images in photographer John d. Green's book Birds Of Britain include Cressida's mum Lady Mary-Gaye Curzon, along with Julie Christie, Jane Asher and Dusty Springfield. read

Three-year-old Ava Kinsler couldn't contain herself when she found her doppelganger in a mannequin whilst out shopping with her mother in Marks & Spencer in Southend, Essex. read

Disney Research has designed the first ever one-legged hopping robot that doesn't need to be tethered to off-board power by creating a micro-computer that runs on lithium batteries. read

Heartrending footage shows a mother and calf humpback whale swimming in shallow water off North Stradbroke Island in Queensland before the adult became stuck. read

One US man got a massive beating after dressing up as a creepy clown and trying to scare a group of friends in a car. He is seen in footage of the incident being whammed with a baseball bat and punched. read

Toy store Hamleys has predicted what it expects to be the top 10 sellers this festive season, including a new range of Star Wars drones that can fly at speeds of 50mph and shoot lasers. read

Free runner Ervin Punkar, from Estonia, took his longboarding to new heights when he decided to scale the ruins of a convent and ride along its incredibly high, thin, concrete edges. read

‘So what were you doing before you heard that the Government wants thousands of new British doctors?’ read

The London man who calls himself 'dying llama' surfs the bus as it stops to pick up passengers before continuing on its way. He laughs and waves at bemused passers-by. read