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Lily Allen apologises after crying during a visit to the Jungle in Calais 

Singer Lily Allen broke down in tears at one point during a meeting with a 13-year-old boy from Afghanistan in Calais, who has risked his life trying to board UK-bound lorries. read


Woman who pretended to be a man to have sex with victim with a prosthetic penis wins appeal

Gayle Newland, 25, was jailed for eight years in November after she fooled her friend into having sex with her by pretending to be a man but will now face a retrial after the result in London today. read


Theresa May insists she will deliver on Brexit without giving the Commons a vote

Labour claimed it had won a significant concession today after Mrs May allowed an opposition day motion demanding a 'full and transparent' debate on her plans before she officially starts Brexit. read


New plastic £5 note is selling for £65k on eBay

Collectors have bid £65,000 for a £5 note on eBay - because it has AK47 on the serial number. The note was put on the site by seller Gareth Wright on and has sparked a bidding war. read


St Dunstan's school apologises after accidentally sending a text containing the C-word 

A message asking for children's country of birth suffered an unfortunate typo when the O and the R were missed out. St Dunstan's school in Somerset, quickly noticed the typo and apologised read


The five crucial things that the most successful people do in the first hour of their day

According to experts, the most successful people in business do five things every single morning that sets them up for a productive day - and you should follow their lead. read


Ohio father films moment he tells his son that his mother overdosed on heroin

The heart-breaking moment when a father in Youngstown, Ohio, sits down and tells his eight-year-old son his mother has died of a heroin overdose (pictured) has gone viral. read


Russia orders all officials to fly home any relatives living abroad

Politicians and high-ranking figures are said to have received a warning from president Vladimir Putin to bring their loved-ones home to the 'Motherland', according to local media. read


President Hollande has admitted 'France has a problem with Islam'

Hollande also branded ethnic minority football stars as 'guys from the estates, without references, without values, who leave France too early', it emerged today. read


Ched Evans trial hears from previous lover of the woman who accuses him of rape

The 27-year-old striker walked up to the doors of the court arm in arm with his fiancee Natasha Massey. The court today heard from a previous lover of the woman who accuses him of rape. read


Teenage couple had sex together moments after killing mother, 49, and her 13-year-old daughter in their beds 

The trial of a 15-year-old girl, who denies murdering Elizabeth and Katie Edwards, was also told that she and her boyfriend shared a bath after the killing in Spalding, Lincolnshire. read


Hove man buys himself a WiFi kettle then spends 11 hours trying to make it boil 

Mark Rittman, 48, from Hove, spent 11 frustrating hours trying to make his nifty WiFi kettle boil. The device - which ranges in price from £50 to £100 - allows people to flick the kettle on using their phone read


Unhealthiest high street coffee chain breakfast pastries revealed (and they're mostly from Pret or Starbucks)

FEMAIL compared six pastries at five leading UK coffee shop chains, including Pret, Starbucks, Caffè Nero, Costa and Greggs, with surprising results. read


Will Young is seen for the first time since QUITTING Strictly Come Dancing

The 37-year-old cut a downcast figure as he was pictured for the first time on Wednesday after sensationally quitting Strictly Come Dancing. He was seen walking his dogs in a London park. read


Male passenger arrested after he 'stripped off in the lavatory mid-flight and asked female crew to assist him'

The unruly man, who has not been identified, was travelling with IndiGo airlines from Bhubaneswar to Delhi, India, according to the carrier. He was arrested on landing. read


Alaska Airlines passenger kicked off plane by air stewardess during safety demonstration

The alleged incident took place on an Alaska Airlines plane at the Seattle–Tacoma International Airport as it prepared for take-off on Monday. read


Healthista reveals the 8 reasons why your diet could be making you fatter

Information on labels may look precise but actually they can only provide an approximate amount of energy a person will get, says California-based neuroscientist and author Sandra Aamodt. read


Could YOU pass the secretive Oxford entrance exam? University reveals some of its most common questions - and how to answer them

Oxford has released five questions from tutors who conduct the interviews, revealing the complex problems in everything from mathematics to medicine used to spot the sharpest candidates. read


Sandwich shop owner jailed for life for Paige Doherty murder

John Leathem, 32, stabbed 15-year-old Paige Doherty more than 60 times when she stopped at his shop in Clydebank, West Dunbartonshire, on March 19. read


Leah Bracknell reveals how it feels to be told you have advanced lung cancer

Leah Bracknell, 52, who played Zoe Tate in the ITV soap for 16 years until 2005, spoke with searing honesty about her battle with the disease on This Morning today (pictured). read


Woman, 55, who worked six days a week reveals how STRESS wiped her entire memory - and she had to fall in love with her husband all over again

Marie Coe, 55, from Poole, Dorset, who ran her own events company, suffered stress-induced amnesia which meant she could no longer remember her life including her husband Mark. read


Police officer, 41, was killed by bus as she pushed her eight-year-old daughter to safety on shopping trip 

Sergeant Louise Lucas, 41, was dragged under the vehicle just moments after letting go of the little girl's hand as the pair went to cross the road while out shopping with a friend in Swansea, South Wales. read


4 beauty bloggers put handbags under the microscope looking for diseases

Experts have discovered that handbags and makeup bags as little as six months old could contain unsafe levels of potentially lethal bacteria in recent laboratory tests. read


One of these 50-year-old women has had filler for ten years, another has had it once and the third has never had it - so can YOU tell which is which? 

We've pit three ladies - one who has had filler for ten years, one who has had just one treatment and one who has never had it - against each other to find out. So can you tell who is who? read


Reddit users share their nightmare roommate stories

From the man whose mother cooked all his food and cleaned to the woman who turned out to be a heroin addict, these tales posted to Reddit will make you yearn to live alone. read


Why you should never ask your partner how many lovers they've had

Around two months in, partners become curious and ask the 'how many before me' question. Sexpert Tracey Cox says you should think twice before you actually ask this loaded question. read


Fury as Corbyn’s top aide compares British bombing of murderous ISIS terrorists to Russian atrocities in Syria

The spokesman complained that the focus on horrors in Aleppo was 'diverting attention' from the consequences of Western military action. read


Aleppo bombing leaves more innocent children wounded as the Pope begs for ceasefire

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT. The Syrian civil war claimed up to another 41 lives, including five children, following Tuesday's bombings as Pope Francis makes his strongest plea yet. read


Reddit user shares girl's insane rant after asking him out on a date via text

The woman, known as Amber, took the rebuff from Austin Super Saiyan, believed to be from the US, hard after her crush gently spurned her offer to meet up via text, which he shared on Imgur. read


Belgian scoops whopping £151m Euromillions jackpot in one of the biggest wins ever

The winning ticket was bought in Belgium, according to Camelot officials, and the buyer managed to successfully land all five numbers as well as the two stars in last night's Euromillions draw. read


Sussex ASBO yob is kicked out of home visited by police 1,000 times

Alexandria 'Al' Capone, 41, painted her home in Worthing, West Sussex, a former Victorian RNLI lifeboat station,  pink and terrorised residents in a 10-year campaign of anti-social behaviour. read


EastEnders' miscarriage scene receives tearful reaction online

Monday night's episode of EastEnders saw Whitney Dean (Shona McGarty) and Lee Carter (Danny-Boy Hatchard) go through the heartbreaking pain of a miscarriage. read


Michael Clarke breaks down on 60 Minutes talking about the tragic death of Phillip Hughes

Michael Clarke has broken down when talking about the tragic death of late cricketer Phillip Hughes in a preview for his tell-all interview with 60 Minutes.  read


Holly and Phil tell This Morning listener NOT to walk down the aisle - after the bride-to-be reveals she can't abide her in-laws

Tearful caller Marie told Holly, Phil and agony aunt Deidre Sanders that her boyfriend had hit her and she was having doubts about their wedding next year read


It's Jalfreasyjet! Indian restaurant boss who dreams of being a pilot buys his own private aeroplane and pays for it in CURRY 

Shajahan Chowdhury, 47, of Keighley, West Yorkshire, swapped the Indian food for the shell of a 49ft Hawker Siddeley HS125 jet which he now plans to turn into a restaurant. read


Hampshire girl is found guilty of the attempted murder of her best friend

A jury heard that the pupil, aged 14 at the time, lured her victim to a quiet corner of their Hampshire school grounds with the promise of giving her a present before stabbing her. read


Jeremy Corbyn among 4 men who told tried to explain the lack of women in politics

Jeremy Corbyn, Tory chairman Sir Patrick McLoughlin, Lib Dem Tim Farron and the SNP's Angus Robertson were speaking to the Commons Equalities Committee. read


Female art teacher sacked over 10-month affair with girl student, 17, after her policeman father spotted love bites faces being struck off 

Lecturer Nia Davies, 31, from Cardiff, began a 'sexual relationship' with her teenage pupil while teaching A-level art – even sharing a bed with her on trips to London galleries, a hearing was told. read


Pound to euro rate just €0.88 at one airport — so where CAN you find the best deals?

Last week, a flash crash in the value of the pound pushed the exchange rate to lows not seen since the financial crisis. Yesterday, exchange rates settled at €1.10 to the pound and $1.21 to the pound. read


DAILY MAIL COMMENT: The Bremoaners and their plot to subvert the will of the British people

Waking up yesterday, it was as if Britain had been transported back to those febrile, fractious days in May and June, when the EU referendum campaign was being so ferociously contested. read


Don't worry about the pound's fall, says top Bank official

Michael Saunders of the Bank of England has warned people not to panic over the collapse in the value of Sterling claiming the currency was adjusting following the Brexit vote. read


Brexit 'will not cause exodus of London jobs' says Bank of England deputy governor

Sir Jon Cunliffe said it was 'highly unlikely' Paris or Frankfurt could supplant the capital in the 'foreseeable future'. read


Reddit users share hilarious contradictory photos

Netizens have been sharing their most ironic photos online with the contradictory photos making it hard to believe that they weren't staged. read


Victims were told their families wished them harm - thanks to Royal Mail deliver deal 

David Cato, pictured, from Twickenham, London, discovered that his 87-year-old father Michael, who suffers from dementia, had handed over £30,000 to the scam artists as a result of the letters. read


Leopards and pumas are BREEDING in the British countryside, expert says, as newly released data shows more than one big cat sighting is reported to police every week

EXCLUSIVE: Forces in England, Wales and Northern Ireland logged 455 sightings from members of the public between 2010 and 2015. Norfolk and Suffolk saw the highest number of reports. read


Star Trek-style device could help to spot 'rogue' genetically modified organisms

A team at Rice University in Texas is testing the effects of GM-associated elements, such as proteins and DNA, escaping into the environment and how to detect them using a tricorder-inspired device. read


Belfast boy with Apert syndrome has face broken and rebuilt to save his life

Daire Flanagan, from Belfast, has Apert Syndrome - an abnormal growth of the skull. Surgeons had to break his facial bones and pull them back together with a metal frame so he could breathe. read


Sarah Harding slammed by Ghost ticket holders as she's 'pulled off stage mid-show'

It's now been claimed that former Girls Aloud singer Sarah was pulled off the stage at Blackpool's Winter Gardens because she was messing up the memorable clay wheel scene. read


Eliot Spitzer's 'extorting prostitute' covers her face and sobs in New York court

The $5,000-a-night Russian prostitute who accused Eliot Spitzer of choking her in a hotel room extorted $400,000 out of the shamed ex-New York governor over two years, it came out in court Tuesday. read


Midsi Sanchez reveals harrowing details of her kidnapping by Curtis Dean Anderson

Midsi Sanchez was headed to her 8th birthday party when she was kidnapped by Curtis Dean Anderson in August 2000. Anderson would later claim responsibility for killing 13 other girls. read


KATIE HOPKINS: So Trump is (a very flawed) human - big deal. I'd rather be grabbed by the p**** than governed by one

If you're a Trump supporter or, more recently perhaps, an ex-Trump supporter, it's been a rough few weeks. Trump was forced to retreat to Trump Towers after pussy-gate. read


Bill Clinton's 'love child' Danney Williams discusses his treatment by the Clintons

Danney Williams, 30, claim's he's Bill Clinton's biological child and says 'This goes back to the slave owners when they have a child with one of their slaves.' read


Trump escalates war of words with Paul Ryan in bizarre Fox News interview

Donald Trump has escalated his bitter battle with the Republican party by launching fresh attacks on the leadership and saying he 'doesn't want their support'. read


Black winner of The Apprentice recounts how Donald Trump called him 'lazy'

Pinkett said: 'After Donald declared me the winner and said, "Randal, you're hired," he asked me a question that he had never asked any contestant prior and never asked of any contestant after me. read


Rod Stewart says his 'friend' Donald Trump 'isn't made to be president'

'Maggie May' singer Sir Rod Stewart announced that his 'friend' Donald Trump isn't presidential material after being knighted by Prince William on Tuesday. read


Queen Letizia of Spain joins her family on Spain's National Day

The Spanish royals celebrated their country's National Day on Wednesday where Letizia, 45, was joined by her husband Felipe VI and their daughters Leonor, ten, and Sofía, nine. read


Danish research shows antidepressants make healthy people more likely to be suicidal

The researchers, from the University of Copenhagen, Denmark, claim previous research underestimated the risk of suicide and other harms as a result of taking antidepressants. read


What the doctors WON'T warn you about childbirth

Women going into labour might hope for a serene experience but the birthing process can throw a few curveballs including vomiting, going to the loo on the delivery table and ending up stripped naked. read


Rotherham prankster dressed as a clown nearly run over by driver he tried to scare

A family were driving in south Yorkshire late at night when a 'clown' stepped out in front of the vehicle, waved at them and then began sprinting at the car. read


Kate Middleton parents' online costume shop slammed over kids Halloween costumes

Party Pieces is selling a gruesome bodysuit depicting a pet rabbit squashed on the road (pictured) for kids aged seven up. Parents fear that the gory outfit could upset youngsters. read


Blackburn man is stabbed by 'clown killer' as craze turns serious

Simon Chinery (pictured), 28, found himself covered in blood as the ten inch blade cut his right hand 'down to the bone'. He was walking away from a service station in Blackburn, Lancashire. read


Imgur photo has scary hidden illusion

A creepy photo showing a dark basement with a red circle is causing confusion on Imgur as users try to work out what is sinister about the picture. But can you figure out what's scary about it? read


Meet the wives who tell their friends EVERYTHING about their sex lives... And their mortified husbands who wish they'd just shut up

Charlotte Grattan, 40, from Lancashire, admits to gossiping about her love life in the playground. Her husband Damien says he didn't think she would be quite so candid about their sex life. read


Feeling anxious about a first date? Here are four ways science can help ease your nerves

Olivia Remes, a researcher from the University of Cambridge'sInstitute of Public Health, explains how science can help you get over those first date nerves (stock image used) read


Samsung slashes its profits estimate by a third after Galaxy Note 7 recall disaster 

The South Korean electronics giant filed a revised operating profit estimate of 5.2 trillion won ($4.6 billion), compared to the 7.8 trillion won it announced just last week. read


Samsung sends out fire resistant 'recovery boxes' for customers to return their Galaxy Note 7 handsets - complete with protective gloves

The kits contain a series of boxes and protective bags, including one with a special fire resistant coating. The inner box has a ceramic fiber lining, and Samsung says gloves must be used around it. read


Tragic photos show parents failing at raising their children

From going to the toilet with a daughter on their shoulders to taking a steamy selfie as their child looks on in the background - these hilariously tragic pictures are bound to shock. read


University cheerleading team cancels chav-themed night out after right-on students moaned they were 'appropriating working class culture' 

The Bristol University Cheerleading Society was set to host a chav night, but one of the cheerleaders complained that the theme could be seen as an appropriation of working class culture. read


Horrifying nail art tutorial video shows gory Halloween talons being pulled off

A Dutch self-taught nail artist, 27, posted the horrifying Instagram clip which features fake talons slowly being prised off with tweezers to reveal the bloody flesh beneath. read


What GIs were told about the Brits when they arrived in WW2 

Written by Thomas Burke, the incoming Americans were given handy advice and tips on how to deal with their fellow Allies - including how to deal with our penchant for discussing the weather. read


Wendi Murdoch reveals her close relationship with ex-husband Rupert

Wendi Murdoch, 47, has revealed her close relationship with her ex-husband Rupert, saying they are 'very friendly' and 'on the same page' when it comes to parenting their two daughters. read


Internet brain teasers can be solved by just 1 in 5

The latest Playbuzz quiz to leave players stumped is a tricky test consisting of five puzzles in total. The game asks participants to join rows of circles using straight lines and to play a version of 'dot sudoku'. read


National Treasure viewers praise tragically truthful' finale

National Treasure viewers heaped praise on the finale of the drama for it's 'realistic' portrayal of a sex abuser getting away with his crimes, while his victims were torn apart in court. read


Armless man in India receives driving licence

Vikram Agnihotri, 45, from Indore in Central India lost his arms in an accident when he was just seven and now uses his right foot to steer and his left foot to change gears and operate the pedals. read


Jemima Jones breastfeeds daughter while wearing a Gucci dress at her sister's wedding

The glamorous wife of financier Ben Goldsmith, health food caterer Jemima Jones, had no compunction about feeding her three month- old daughter at a wedding in Venice, Italy. read


Edinburgh University research suggests 'lack of vitamin D could cause dementia' 

Air pollution, excessive minerals in water and vitamin D deficiency are all included in a shortlist of environmental risk factors for dementia, compiled by University of Edinburgh scientists. read


Jeremy Vine posts another incident while cycling but is me with backlash on Facebook

In the footage recorded on his daily commute through Kensington, west London, the Radio 2 host can be heard saying 'wow' as a red Peugeot 406 car pulls out of a side road just metres in front of him. read


London bride-to-be asks for donations to fund cancer treatment instead of wedding gifts

Emma Houlston, 31, from Balham, London, has raised £166,613 in 36 hours for private immunotherapy for her aggressive inoperable ovarian cancer after sharing her story. read


Belfast woman pleas for £100k for treatment to cure pancreatic cancer

Aundrea Bannatyne, 42, from Dundonald in Belfast, given less than a year to live, has issued a desperate plea for £100,000 for pioneering treatment to give her a 'second chance of life'. read


Paris attacks suspect Salah Abdeslam will no longer be defended by lawyers

Prosecutors say Abdeslam played a key part in the slaughter of 130 people in a wave of machine gun and bomb attacks in the French capital on November 13 last year. read


London cyclist denies fatally injuring HR executive mother-of-two

Teenage cyclist Charlie Alliston, 19, is said to have collided with mother-of-two Kim Briggs, 44, while she was on her lunch break in Old Street, central London on February 12 this year. she died six days later. read


Prince William shows off makeover while meeting military veterans

Prince William showed he's definitely put his former 'estate agent' style behind him as he arrived for an engagement looking dapper in a dark blue suit at Basingstoke and North Hampshire Hospital. read


Chinese medicine helps 'cure' Cumbria boy with flesh-eating eczema

Owen Richards, 7, from Cumbria, developed the potentially deadly eczema herpeticum, caused by the cold sore virus. But his parents say his life has been transformed after taking herbal medicines. read


Paedophile doctor who abused 18 male child cancer patients was allowed to continue for 16 months because police here didn't act on warning from Canadian investigators 

Paedophile doctor Myles Bradbury, 42, abused eight of his victims during the 16 months the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre had information on him. read


Gable Tostee wanted to do 'dirty things' to Warriena Wright during their Tinder texts

Gable Tostee told Warriena Wright she looked 'delicious' and wanted to do 'dirty things' to her after they met on Tinder - just days before she plunged to her death from Gold Coast balcony. read


Gable Tostee and Warriena Wright audio reveals argument before she plunged to death

Chilling audio of Gable Tostee and Warriena Wright arguing has revealed she hysterically screamed 'no' for more than a minute before she plunged to her death from Surfers Paradise balcony. read


Tony Toutouni's future wife reveals what his like is really like

Nightclub entrepreneur Tony Toutouni, 43, from Los Angeles, keeps his 1.5 million followers entertained with pictures of his lavish lifestyle from fast cars to private jets and naked women. read


Woman's Hour host Jenni Murray suggests pupils could analyse porn the same way as novels

The radio broadcaster says pornographic films should be analysed in the same way a Jane Austin novel would be, and said sex education classes should be known as 'gender studies'. read


Only 48% of Britons could pass financial quiz taken across 31 countries 

Researchers from the OECD found less than half of Britons could perform simple financial calculations, compared with 84 per cent of those questioned in Hong Kong. read


QUENTIN LETTS watches MPs debate giving the Queen a new royal yacht

MPs debated giving the Queen a new royal yacht in Westminster Hall, writes QUENTIN LETTS. ‘A new flagship of the nation!’ cried one Tory matelot. ‘A bauble!’ screamed a woman from the SNP. read


Fury as Transport Secretary says £55bn rail line WILL be built - despite the protests 

Transport Secretary Chris Grayling will announce the government's decision to back the controversial rail project later today while speaking at an event in London. read


Islamist girls' school in Nottingham faces closure after pupil blew the whistle

Following her expulsion Ms Saleem has spoken out about her treatment at Jamia Al Hudaa girls’ school in Nottingham, saying she was not taught geography, history, art or music. read


Health officials warn of 'escalating' problem of women flying to have their child 

Managers at St George’s Hospital in Tooting, south London, said they were facing a growing problem of women flying in from Nigeria solely to have babies. read


British Airways passengers stuck for 3 HOURS on delayed flight after plane power failure

Passengers set to fly from Athens to London Heathrow spent three hours stuck on the delayed plane in Greece when the plane's power failed and were disappointed by lack of organisation. read


Migrant who died in Calais ambush threw himself at car travelling at 40mph

Nafthali Reichman said he and his son Abraham have been left traumatised after being ambushed by up to 50 migrants from the notorious Jungle camp near the Channel Tunnel terminal. read


Russian killer who planned to murder dozens was driven to do so because of ACNE medicine

Masked Vladislav Kazakevich killed one woman and seriously wounded another in Belarus capital Minsk on Saturday before an heroic year old female cleaner stopped him in his tracks. read


Prince Charles opens his own restaurant and gift shop in Scotland

Charles and Camilla, known as the Duke and Duchess of Rothesay in Scotland, opened the Highgrove restaurant and shop in Ballater, Aberdeenshire, on Tuesday. read


MPs warn millions of Brits will lose their jobs to AI machines

A report from the UK government's Science and Technology Committee claims that humankind does not have the skills to flourish in a post-AI world. read


Dead peckish: Bird-brained pigeons who can't resist eating grain get sucked into a bakery mill in Russia

Footage shows the birds flying down for a free meal in the city of Kazan in Russia's Republic of Tatarstan. read


‘Get the f*** outta here!’ Mysterious armed men in camouflage stop adventure bikers at 'secret back gate' to Area 51 

Armed men in camouflage gear came out of nowhere to stop a pair of adventure bikers who had discovered a secret back gate to the infamous Area 51 in Nevada, which is supposed to house UFOs. read


L of a cheat! Driving test hopeful caught wiring her BRA with hi-tech spy equipment to help her pass the written exam 

Her equipment included a small camera fitted to her underwear, and a headphone so helpers could relay the answers to her. But it all went badly wrong for her, and she was arrested. read


Michelin-starred Deliveroo service from Galvin at Windows tested by FEMAIL

EXCLUSIVE: Deliveroo has teamed up with its second Michelin-starred restaurant, Galvin at Windows, in central London. FEMAIL was the first to try out the new partnership. read


Former doctor 'molested woman during intimate examination' tribunal hears

Dr Michael Brookman, 56, a former teacher and junior doctor in Exeter, is accused of conducting the inappropriate exam, as well a number of other examples of misconduct at the medical tribunal. read


Firth of Forth crossing recognised as freestanding structure

With the central deck of the Queensferry Crossing now complete, the bridge has a 644-metre cantilever - a horizontal beam - making it the largest freestanding balanced cantilever in the world. read


Embarrassed Ikea bosses remove picture of boy 'imitating Adolf Hitler'

The print was spotted in a showroom by Stevie Davies-Evans, who posted a picture of it on Twitter. He voiced his shock that the image had been hung up in the store in Cardiff. read


The Night Manager creator hits bat at reaction to Tom Hiddleston's sex scenes

The creator of The Night Manager David Farr has insisted the show was not popular only because of pin-up Tom Hiddleston or the raunchy sex scene, and that reaction to the scenes are 'utterly absurd'. read


Israeli designer Alon Livne unveils a 'naked' wedding dress

Israeli designer Alon Livné has debuted a daring new dress in his latest Alon Livné White 2017 collection and it is super-revealing. It includes a white skirt attached to a flesh-coloured boysuit. read


Russian TV star Evelina Bledans films her silicon lips being PEELED off

In a strange video uploaded on Instagram by Russian TV star Evelina Bledans her silicon lips are peeled off by an assistant in the dressing room, enabling her to head out for some food. read


Detectives investigate unexplained death of elderly couple found dead at house 

Officers were called to an address in Eastwood Road in Southend, Essex, at around 6.25pm on Tuesday following concerns for the welfare of a man and woman. read


Herdfordshire primary school teacher who kept guns in underwear drawer has been jailed for her part in Class A drugs gang

Primary school teacher Aqsa Carvalho, 26, has been sentenced to 17 years in prison after an arsenal was uncovered in her underwear drawer at home in Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire. read


Epsom teen 'chased down by a knifeman and stabbed as teenage girls cheered'

The attack took place on a residential street in Epsom. A passer-by called an ambulance for the boy, who may have suffered permanent nerve damage. Police have arrested and bailed three teenagers. read


Europe's prisons are 'breeding grounds for jihadists' claims new report

Terror groups are turning to prisons for recruits instead of universities because jails provide a 'ready supply of angry young men' who are 'ripe' for radicalisation, a British think tank has found. read


BMW presents its self-balancing motorcycle of the future

The German automaker, headquartered in Munich, unveiled its Motorrad Vision Next 100, a sleek, self-balancing prototype the company released as part of its 100th anniversary celebrations. read


Model tells how raw meat dress started to decompose during photoshoot

Top model Yulia Kaunova, from Russia, who wore a dress made of raw meat for a magazine photoshoot has admitted that it started to smell disgusting after a few hours under the hot studio lights. read


Distressing viral video thought to show kidnapped girl missing for six years bound and gagged is revealed by cops to be a FAKE produced by an actor, actress and cameraman for entertainment on YouTube

Authorities in Wisconsin say that a disturbing viral video of a man holding a bound and gagged woman hostage is a fake and the woman in the video is not missing teen Kayla Berg. read


Why GARDENING is the best fitness for elderly women

After just seven weeks, all of the participants in the study by the American Society for Horticultural Science had lost weight around their middle, felt less depressed, and had more stamina. read


David Cameron lands first job after quitting parliament with National Citizen Service

The former prime minister will help oversee the expansion of the National Citizen Service (NCS) scheme, which helps teenagers gain life skills and was a key part of his 'Big Society' agenda. read


Vincent Kartheiser is the new 'heartthrob' Colonel Sanders for KFC

The Mad Men actor is starring in a new ad campaign to promote KFC's Nashville Hot Chicken. read


Amazing video shows horse scare bull away when placed in a arena together

This is the moment a horse was filmed facing off against a bull by its owners, believed to be somewhere in Brazil, before turning the tables and chasing the bigger animal away. read


Met Police arrest student taxi driver over unpaid car parking fines from previous owner

Mustafa Haji, 24, bought the Ford Galaxy for £2,700 and was stunned to find it clamped outside his home in Golders Green, North London, just weeks later - because he owed no money. read


MHRA report finds marijuana does have medicinal effect

Products containing cannabidiol - also known as CBD - are now classed as medicines by the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency in the UK. read


Welfare bill to hit £230bn by 2020 despite David Cameron's austerity

Despite all the talk of austerity, welfare spending is set to rise in cash terms from £192.2billion in 2010 to £230.8billion at the end of the decade. read


Coast at work when your children are young before accelerating as they get older, senior Labour MP Margaret Hodge advises new mothers 

Working mothers across the UK face the daily question of how to juggle careers and family life. The answer, according to Margaret Hodge, is to coast at the office while their children are young. read


Sydney investor Tony Fleming owns 14 properties after working at Domino's for ten years

Tony Fleming spent ten years working at Domino's Pizzas, but has managed to 'semi retire' at the age of 28 after purchasing, renovating and renting out 14 homes across NSW and South Australia. read


400 ancient human footprints are found near a sacred Tanzania volcano

The huge cache of footprints were found on mudflats on the southern shore of Lake Natron in the village of Engare Sero in northern Tanzania. read


Optical illusion shows a giant Felice Varini street painting transformed in New Haven

The amazing street-illusion turns an unwelcoming alley into a colourful attraction. Swiss artist Felice Varini created the mural in the city of New Haven, Connecticut. read


Liam Byrne reveals torment after leaving 'no money left' note at the Treasury

Former Treasury minister Liam Byrne has revealed he was ready to quit public life after his infamous note declaring there was 'no money' left was made public when Labour left government in 2010. read


Miss Philippines Earth 2016 Imelda Bautista Schweighart likens Rodrigo Duterte to Hitler

A beauty queen from the Philippines Imelda Bautista Schweighart (pictured) has stirred national controversy by comparing President Rodrigo Duterte with Hitler. read


Southern Trains strike begins leaving commuters hit by severe delays

Railway staff and union members faced an angry backlash from passengers this morning as scenes of chaos caused tempers to flare in stations across the south east of England. read


Domino's Pizza set to open 10 more stores than previously planned despite sales growth slowdown

Domino's Pizza said like-for-like sales in its UK market rose by 3.9 per cent in the three months to the end of September, but that was down from 14.9 per cent growth last year. read


Mystery of ‘red’ woodpeckers is solved! Yellow-feathered birds get rosy tints from the BERRIES they eat

Researchers at the Royal Alberta Museum in Canada believe the yellow shafted Northern flicker's feathers are being tinted (pictured) by the red pigment found in berries they eat. read


Durham astrophysicist filmed up women's skirts and owned a stash of child porn

Dr Jeremy Allington-Smith (pictured) spent five years filming up womens' skirts in Durham, and police found thousands of indecent images and a paedo-manual in a raid on his home. read


Hatfield Station passenger has stand-off with a train over ticket prices

A man took to the tracks at Hatfield Station in Hertfordshire and blocked a London Kings Cross-bound train from departing, leaving commuters stranded during rush-hour. read


Lufthansa and United Airlines planes clip wings on Newark Airport tarmac 

Two planes have clipped wings while on the ground at New Jersey's Newark Liberty International Airport. A United Airlines jet, with 150 passengers on board, was hit by a Lufthansa plane. read


The student who was PAID to party: Woman, is flown to the US to spend her summer socialising with the super rich

Ella Crockett, aNewcastle University third year, had the best summer job ever after being flown to Nantucket where she sipped champagne on yachts - all while wearing Jack Wills. read


National Theatre to produce play featuring ageing stage stars performing without a script

Lost Without Words, which will open at the National next March, is designed to see what happens when elderly actors, who are 'appearing in our theatres less and less', go on stage without a script. read


FA to publish standard rules on walking football to avoid disputes on the pitch

The number of walking football clubs in Britain has risen from 125 to 800 in two years and it is now so popular that the FA is drawing up standardised rules to avoid disputes on the pitch. read


Melbourne man eats four of the world's hottest chillies on YouTube

Sean Calver, from Melbourne, ate two ghost peppers and two Trinidad scorpions, which are among the spiciest chillies in the world and more than 400 times hotter than a jalapeno. read


‘Real life Paddington Bear’ who had no fur, claws or teeth after being abused in a circus makes miraculous recovery after being rescued 

Elderly Cholita (pictured) was kept captive in a South American circus for 20 years until she was rescued by charity Animal Defenders International (ADI). All her fur had fallen out because of the stress. read


Polyamorous mother plans a three-way wedding after inviting her female lover to share her bed

Florida mother-of-two Deanna Rivas begged her husband Manny to let her take a female lover. When the couple met Melissa Jones, 20, they asked Jones to move in with them and share their bed. read


Parents of children born in the could have 2 chances to put them in favourite schools

Government guidelines indicate parents of children born between April 1 and August 31 may delay their child's schooling until the September after they turn five. read


Would you ride this bizarre bike? Two-wheeler designed to be used while LYING DOWN could prevent injuries

The bike is the brainchild of John Aldridge, an inventor from California. Rather than riding in a seat, cyclists lean forward with their weight resting on their hips and arms. read


Guilty dog sits on the 'naughty step' after chewing through hairdryer wire 

Dan Taylor, from Dorset, returned home at around 12.30am on Thursday to discover a chewed hairdryer wire and a guilty-looking Bull Boxer Lexi (pictured) – who had taken herself to sit on the stairs. read


Aberfan disaster 50 years on sees survivors tell their haunting stories

It will be 50 years ago next week since the Aberfan disaster, where a massive coal waste tip slid down the mountainside in the Welsh mining village, killing 116 children and 28 adults. read


The next big breakfast trend is set to be CHOCOLATE cake, according to US expert

Food trend expert Liz Moskow, from Denver, thinks chocolate cake will be on brunch menus in 2017 after research points to health benefits of eating chocolate for breakfast. read


3 suspected migrants found in the back of a lorry in Worcester

Three men were arrested on suspicion of immigration offences after the truck was stopped in Worcester yesterday afternoon. read


Fit Melbourne mum Anna Strode shares clip to prove that even she has post-baby 'flaws'

Fit mother of twins, Anna Strode, from Melbourne, has admitted even she has body confidence issues despite inspiring many with her post-baby workouts. The 32-year-old hopes to empower others. read


Shropshire man left with horrific injuries after a metal hook shattered his skull

Farm worker Paul Milner, 47, from Shropshire, was left unrecognisable after the hook fractured his eye socket and jaw bone and smashed his skull, leaving his head permanently indented. read


Islamic festival of Ashura continues as children smear themselves in blood

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT. The young Shia Muslim looks lost as her head is held still before a blade slices open her scalp as another child cries in the Muslim Ashura festival in Chennai, India. read


Ex-Tory chairman Lord Feldman set up company 10 days after David Cameron quit

The former Conservative Party chairman, who has been a close friend of the ex-Prime Minister since they were at Oxford University, has wasted no time in setting up a new business. read


Is Kim Jong-un is notably absent from two high-profile events in North Korea 

The North Korean leader's absence from two major public events has sparked speculation about his health - in a week when experts predicted he would launch another nuclear missile test. read


Harvard physicists discover 'second Earth' just 4 light years away

A team at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics found that the star experiences regular cycles of starspot activity (illustrated) which could batter the atmosphere of its orbiting worlds. read


People confess how often they REALLY wash their clothes

The question of how often you should launder your clothes has provoked a furious debate of Mumsnet after a user asked if it's unreasonable not to wear clean garments every day, apart from underwear. read


Radford University research shows millennials are not lazier than baby boomers

By analysing the findings from a large number of studies carried out on work ethic, researchers from Radford University in Virginia found no difference in work ethic across the generations (stock image). read


Heartbeat breakthrough could lead to new cures for congenital disease

Until now, researchers thought that the first time our heart muscle contracted to beat was at 8 days after conception in mice which equates to around day 21 of a human pregnancy. read


Castles worthy of Rapunzel and lakes glistening amid craggy mountains: Breathtaking photos capture the magic of Europe's landscape

A stunning photo series captures the magic of Europe's landscape, weaving together once-upon-a-time moments of diving into alpine lakes and meeting curious deer in Bavarian forests. read


Chinese pupils are forced to study in polluted classroom after a nearby pharmaceutical factory EXPLODED

Shocking images have emerged of pupils continuing to study in a polluted classroom after a factory explosion on October 10 in China. Parents of the students have complained. read


Muslim father rapes his daughter in Norway as punishment for becoming 'too Westernised'

The man, in his 40s has been charged with rape and incest after he attacked his daughter in their family home in the city of Fredrikstad. She told police she had been punished for her lifestyle. read


‘Bride’ who let men grope her breasts is revealed to be Thai transsexual cabaret act

The transsexual performer, Miss Bee, was fined by a court in Pattaya, Thailand for allowing a large group of Chinese holiday makers to grope her breasts in a nightclub on the popular tourist island. read


Thomson Cruises' Tui Discovery named world's best ship

Holidaymakers are spoiled for choice when it comes to cruises - but these ships, the winners of Cruise Critic's UK Editors' Picks Awards, will help focus the search. read


Cancer Research scientists claims rates will rise for women but fall for men

Cancer Research UK scientists calculate that taking into account someone’s age, the risk of the average woman getting cancer will rise 0.11 per cent every year between now and 2035. read


'Asgardia' will defend the Earth against deadly attacks as independent space nation

An international group of scientists and engineers has today announced that they will be forming 'Asgardia', the first space nation. The first Asgardia satellite will launch in autumn 2017. read


Getting much work done, lads? Workmen show off the REAL tricks of their trade by spinning trowels, throwing cones and catching drills 

Labourers from across the UK are showing off the real tricks of their trades with a series of stunts. Workmen perform slick trowel spins and cone throws (pictured) as they compete to be named 'tool trickster'. read


Royal Mint unveils new 50p coin showing Harold being shot in the eye

On October 14 1066, Harold, the last Anglo-Saxon king of England, was killed on the battlefield as he fought the invading Normans, and William the Conqueror seized the English throne. read


Liverpool children buy box of chip for homeless man while on holiday

Schoolboy Lewis Calland, seven, and his nine-year-old sister Nicole (pictured together), passed the man while on a day trip to Rhyl, Denbighshire, with their mother Toni. read


Idaho mother travels to Texas to help save her unborn conjoined twins

Chelsea Torres, 23, from Idaho, was told in June that her babies were 'stuck together' during her three week scan. She moved to Houston, Texas, to seek care for the unborn twins at a specialist hospital. read


Scottish mother whose body is covered in birthmarks finally embraces her skin

Kirsty Downie, 25, from Coatbridge, Scotland whose body is 80 per cent covered in birthmarks is finally embracing her skin after years of bullying and trying to cover up with heavy make-up. read


Hampshire primary school's plan to add 25 minutes to lessons slammed by parents

Claire Lowe (pictured), 47, executive principal for the two schools in Hampshire, said that two-week holidays will reduce 'fatigue' from long terms, but parents argue there is no evidence. read


SAS: Who Dares Wins stars says women will be in the special services soon

The former soldiers appear on screen in Channel 4's SAS: Who Dares Wins, a brutal reality TV show in which 25 ordinary men are put through SAS training in an Ecuadorian jungle. read


Cardiff fossil hunter accidentally smashes a rare 200 million-year-old fossil to pieces

Jonathan Bow found the 200-million-year-old plesiosaur fossil on a beach stroll near Cardiff in November 2014. It is only one of two specimens of its species ever found in the UK. read


Spanish mountaineers saved by a pilot who flies so close to a cliff they can step on

The helicopter flew just a matter of feet away from the edge of the 7,200ft Torre del Carnizoso in Spain after two climbers became trapped and called the Spanish Civil Guard for help. read


Police cannot tell if body found in a Derbyshire lay-by is a man or a woman

The victim's body was dumped by the side of a road just off the A628 just east of Tintwhistle and north of Valehouse, Derbyshire, and found by a member of the public yesterday. read


Proof women fret more than men about their weight: Brain scans show females have a greater reaction when their body image appears obese 

Researchers from the University of York and the Karolinska Institute in Sweden asked volunteers to wear a virtual reality headset that made their body look slim or obese. read


Girl, 12, becomes pregnant after being sold into forced marriage in China for £3,600 

The girl, known as Lan Lan, was confirmed to be three months pregnant after a pregnancy test in a hospital in Xuzhou, China. A 35-year-old man had paid 30,000 yuan (£3,600) for her to be his wife. read


Russia's skyline pictured in stunning dream-like photographs by Andrei Mikhailov

Andrei Mikhailov, 33, toured his native St Petersburg to take the photographs that appear more like paintings from an ancient book of fairy tales than the second-largest city in Russia. read


'Can I help you with anything?' Londoner’s kindness experiment goes viral on Facebook 

Maths tutor Joe, from London, said he wanted to do something nice for people he had never met before, so he took to the streets on a mission. read


South African fishermen risk their lives trying to drag a Bronze Whaler Shark back into the sea... but it seems far from grateful 

Incredible images taken on Muizenberg beach, Cape Town show the fishermen struggling to free the huge Bronze Whaler Shark and release it back into the sea after was trapped in their nets. read


The 'superhero' in your vagina: How some women have more HIV-fighting bacteria - and how you can get more too

Janneke van de Wijgert, of the University of Liverpool, found sex workers were unlikely to have HIV if they had L. crispatus bacteria in their vaginas. She is now looking at probiotics to boost it in others. read


Former Dorset Customs house used before D-Day is on sale for £475k

Customs House in Portland, Dorset, has uninterrupted views over Weymouth Bay and the Jurassic coastline - and is now a beautifully converted three-bedroom home. read


Queensland great-grandmother shows off her muscles for bodybuilding competition

A 70-year-old great grandmother from the Sunshine Coast has taken out a bodybuilding title, revealing that she did it by going to the gym six times a week starting at 4.30am and eating clean. read


Revealed: Passenger plane lands at the WRONG airport after pilots ignore their navigation equipment 

The Sriwijaya Air flight was travelling to Padang, Indonesia at the time. It was the first time the pilots had flown to the airport. They decided to ignore their instruments as they thought they were wrong. read


NHS worker loses half her body weight

Jacqui Booth, 49, from Halifax, saw her weight soar to 20 stone after a devastating cancer diagnosis forced her to turn to comfort eating - but a mortifying ordeal made her determined to change. read


Welsh woman who left her dog in conservatory on hot day with no water avoids pet ban

The RSPCA found the pet at 29-year-old post office worker Emma Marie Stevens' house in Talybont, Ceredigion, west Wales, with all the windows and doors closed in June this year. read


British holiday makers taking more 'staycations' amid terrorism fears and fall in the pound

Due to fears over security abroad and the fall in the value of the pound the number of Britons taking a holiday in the UK reached 71 per cent in the last year, with one in four young families staying at home. read


Monkey stands up to playful tiger who decides to use it for hunting practice 

The two-year-old tiger pounced on the langur monkey Ranthambore National Park, in Rajasthan, but rather than trying to eat him, she seemed to be merely curious about him. read


Dubai begins building 'world's tallest' tower

Dubai started building the structure on Monday but it won't be completed until 2020. Once finished however, it will offer unrivaled 360-degree views of the city. read


Stubborn toddler won't let her father play with her red maracas in a hilarious video

One young girl was furious that her mischievous father kept shaking the maracas - and repeatedly stormed into the room to wrench them from his hands in a video believed to be taken in the US. read


Woodcutter in Victoria chops down tree but it falls on cabin

The footage, shot in Winslow, Victoria, shows the forester taking an axe and a chainsaw to the tree before it fell on top of the cabin, flattening it. read


Video shows a mysterious ship-like mirage on the Lake Superior horizon

A YouTube user posted a video online showing a curious illusion he saw over the weekend on Lake Superior. read


Didcot detectives launch inquiry after a woman was raped in a park

The woman, in her thirties, was 'found in a distressed state' in the park in Didcot (pictured) at 7pm last night, just weeks after a 14-year-old was raped in nearby Oxford. read


Nasa bosses back Barack Obama's plan to get to Mars by the 2030s

In an op-ed for CNN, Obama t revealed his goals for space exploration, including a manned mission Mars by the 2030s, and the ‘ultimate ambition’ of a long-term stay. read


Brisbane man discovers 2 huge pythons fighting in his kitchen

This is the moment a man from Dayboro, a rural suburb of Brisbane, discovered two pythons entwined on the floor of his kitchen on the weekend as they wrestled over a mate. read


Brazilian rubbish collectors show off their twerking skills on their truck

The twerking trio regularly stop traffic as they drive through the streets of Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, dressed in their fetching orange jumpsuits, and dancing on the back of their moving truck. read


Wiltshire martial arts teacher reveals the self defence tricks all youngsters should know

With the help of 11-year-old Melissa, martial arts teacher Matt Fiddes, from Wiltshire, demonstrates the three moves that could prevent a child from being abducted. read


Water way to propose: Diver asks his girlfriend to marry him – while in a shark tank 30ft under the ocean 

The couple (pictured), known only as Mike and Laura, were diving off the coast of Guadalupe Island in Mexico last week after Laura bought the trip for Mike as a surprise for his 50th birthday. read


North Yorkshire pub goes on sale that was part of location for Robin Hood

The sale of the Green Dragon Inn in the North Yorkshire Dales comes with 5.5 hectares of parkland, a visitor centre, a campsite and Hardraw Force - England's highest single drop waterfall. read


Baby boy who was born with full head of hair had his first 'traumatic' hair cut just WEEKS later

Amy Price, 32, of Cwmbran, south Wales, revealed that despite being just 17 weeks old, Jesse Price-Carelli has a bigger bouffant than most adults - and gets his mop blowdried every morning. read


Kitten saved from Hurricane Matthew is adopted and wears SWEATER made from a sock

The kitten was rescued from the storm in Raleigh, North Carolina, and taken to Petsmart's Banfield Pet Hospital. Using a grey tube sock, the staff made the rescued animal a sweater. read


Florida service dog can do laundry tidy a room and grab drinks from the fridge

Harlow, the one-year-old golden retriever, plays a vital support role for Jaquie Blake, from Tampa Bay, in Florida, who suffers from a chronic illnesses that triggers narcolepsy and dizziness. read


Mac on... Donald Trump's infamous 'locker room' comments

Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses. Especially girls with classy asses! read


BASE jumpers flock to Greece for a breathtaking dive above a shipwreck

Thrillseekers are flocking to Zakynthos in Greece to tackle a 650ft BASE jump above Navagio Beach, also known as Shipwreck Beach after the iconic debris found in the sand. read