The FBI announced it will not make any changes to its July decision on Hillary Clinton's (left) emails, meaning the Democratic nominee will not be charged. Congressman Jason Chaffetz tweeted out the shock news on Sunday afternoon. 'FBI Dir (bottom center) just informed us "Based on our review, we have not changed our conclusions that we expressed in July with respect to Sec Clinton",' Chaffetz wrote. The investigation was reopened on October 28 - sparked by a DailyMail.com story that revealed Anthony Weiner (top center) was sending sexually explicit messages to a 15-year-old girl. The emails in question were found on Weiner's laptop. Reacting to the news shortly after 4pm, Donald Trump (right) claimed Hillary in being protected by a 'rigged system'.

When Bill Clinton (pictured with Hillary, right) left the White House after two terms as President in 2001, Hillary complained that they were flat broke. Today they are reported to be worth a staggering $150 million (equal to £120 million at today's post-Brexit vote exchange rate). So where's the money come from? And what did all these mega-donors receive in return? Much of it came from Wall Street banks and malodorous foreign regimes, prepared to pay up to $750,000 (£600,000) for a single speech. A Trump supporter wearing a Hillary Clinton mask (left).

Businesswoman and former model Gina Miller insisted the Ukip leader should be her 'biggest fan' because her High Court challenge had restored power to parliament. But Mr Farage hit back by warning of riots if the outcome of the historic EU referendum result was denied, saying: 'What part of the word leave don't you understand?'

British grocery giant Unilever appears to be carrying out its warning that it would increase the cost of its products, which also include PG Tips and Pot Noodle. It campaigned for Britain to remain in the EU and warned its workers of the dangers of voting to leave. Subsequently, it has blamed the impact of the Brexit vote and the resulting fall in the value of the pound for its price rises.

The footage, taken from a mobile phone smuggled into the prison, shows inmates at HMP Bedford raising their hands in triumph after guards 'abandoned' their posts. One source inside the prison, claiming to be an inmate, says that prisoners have looted guards' offices, set fires, and are wandering the wings carrying blades. He said the riot broke out amid heightened tension because the wardens cut 'association time', with prisoners now being fed in their cells 'like dogs'.

In the murky world of surrogacy the law still struggles to keep up and the NHS is still clearly uncomfortable with its inevitable role in the booming, yet still deeply controversial, industry. Little Theo Croft, the bundle being handed over by the pay and display machine like dodgy stolen goods a few weeks ago, has the honour of being Britain's 1,000th surrogacy baby born through Childlessness Overcome Through Surrogacy, an organisation set up by Kim Cotton, who in January 1985, became the UK's first surrogate (inset). But she faced public opprobrium and went on to admit she had been left feeling 'heartbroken' and 'cheated' by the experience. Amy Croft, 32, from the Midlands, was born without a womb and introduced to Gemma Sanderson (pictured far left with Amy and far right with Amy and Kim) - who gave birth to baby Theo.

Julia Hickling, (left) 44, was distraught to learn a company driver had crashed her Citroen C2 (right) - while it was meant to be safely locked up at a car park near Manchester Airport. To make matters worse, she claims Cheshire Meet and Greet is 'refusing to accept any wrongdoing' and has yet to apologise. It follows complaints from hundreds of airport parking customers across Britain that their cars have been returned damaged or with excessive mileage.

The MTV EMAs red carpet in Rotterdam on Sunday was awash with fashion flops and daringly disastrous outfits as Europe's glitterati flocked to Holland for the bash. Reality star Elettra Lamborghini, a castmember of the Latino version of Jersey Shore, certainly gave her UK and US counterparts a run for their money. Another stunner who turned heads for the wrong reasons was model Ann-Kathrin Brommel.

A young woman felt 'dirty, embarrassed and offended' after she was accidentally added to a group chat in which men were sharing photographs and obscene jokes about her. Eleanor Henry (left) was horrified to learn her fellow university students had been discussing her and encouraging one friend to pursue her. The 22-year-old from Melbourne, Australia, shared the messages (right) on Facebook in a bid to show the objectification women can be subjected to. It led to an outpouring of anger from furious readers, who backed the young woman and criticised the young men's 'repulsive' comments. She is now considering reporting the men - her classmates at university - because sitting with them 'makes her uncomfortable'.

After weeks of finding himself at the bottom of Strictly Come Dancing's leaderboard, Ed Balls landed a first on Saturday when he achieved his highest score to date. But as viewers watched Laura Whitmore get sent home after a dance-off against consistent favourite Ore Oduba, fans of the show took to Twitter in droves to express their outrage at the 49-year-old Labour MP's enduring presence. 'Just watched Strictly Come Stomp around and NOT Dance!!!! (sic),' wrote one viewer, who added: the show was 'so fixed its unreal get ed balls out... its beyond a joke now (sic).'

WARNING: Graphic images. Six children have been killed and dozens more injured after a nursery school in Syria was barbarically bombed, reportedly by forces loyal to the regime.The children were peacefully playing during their first break of the day when government forces launched mortar rounds at their nursery. Heart-wrenching photos from the scene show young children covered in blood (left) and toys abandoned on the tiled floor (bottom right) in the rebel-held city of Harasta, a rural suburb of the country's capital, Damascus.

Ciara Witt attended the funeral of Jack Gudge, 17, on Wednesday, who died in hospital after being assaulted outside a Tesco Express near Bournemouth in July. Miss Witt, 16, was reported missing by her family on Friday evening and was last at the cemetery that night but was found dead at her own home 24 hours later. Police say that she was found at an address on Rochester Road, Weste Howe, Bournemouth, the street where she lived with her family.

Emily Higgins called doorstaff 't****' during a verbal attack outside the Geisha cocktail bar in Birmingham, after they refused her entry because she was too drunk. The year two teacher has since been placed on leave by St Gregory's Catholic Primary School in Smethwick, while an investigation is carried out. Head teacher Krystyna Bickley wrote in a letter: 'The school's name and reputation has been compromised and this is something myself and the Academy Committee take very seriously.'

An A-level student called Nick managed to fool the internet with a John Lewis-style Christmas ad telling the story of a lonely snowman. The clip quickly went viral as it was so convincing, people thought it was the real thing, and now viewers are calling on the retailer to offer him a job. His ad (clockwise from top left) tells the story of a snowman who is stuck inside a snow globe. He wants to go out and meet another snowman he can see through the window and imagines them sitting in a heart made of ice and lying together looking up at the sky.

Parts of northern England were covered in snow today which caused chaos for motorists who ended up getting stuck on the roads in Nenthead, Cumbria, on Sunday morning (right). Staff at Hartside Cafe in Cumbria cleared snow from the patio as snowfall blanket parts of the North today (left). Meanwhile, Elsa, eight, was photographed sledging in the snow near Nenthead (inset). Britain is set to shiver for the next few days while the country is hit by cold winds and shattered showers. And the snow is set to continue into next week in areas of the Peak District in Derbyshire, where temperatures will continue to drop.

American bulldog Belle snuggles up with a baby boy who she appears to have adopted in this cute viral video that was shared on Instagram with the joke 'Dis my baby now'. It has been viewed 20,000 times. The adorable pair look happy as they relax on the sofa. The baby is Stone, and his parents are the USA's largest dog breeders, with NFL stars on their client list.

The illiterate fugitive (pictured) who taunted police on Facebook writing 'catch me if you can' while on the run after beating up his teenage girlfriend, started his 32 month jail term today. Harry Brackpool from Crawley, West Sussex went on the run for a month after a string of violent attacks on his 18-year-old partner, Yasmin Fitzmaurice. He posted images posing with a law enforcement-themed garden ornament as well as relaxing on a pebbled beach. Brackpool even took a selfie photo with a patrol car in the background and posted it on his social media account along with goading messages for the police. However he was caught on August 18 in Crawley.

Nissar Hussain (pictured) was escorted from his Bradford home on Thursday by police. He was previously forced out of another home in 2008 after receiving abuse when he appeared in a Channel 4 documentary about the mistreatment of Muslim converts. And in November last year he was hospitalised after a brutal attack. Two hooded men, one armed with a pick-axe handle, assaulted him - leaving him with a smashed kneecap and a broken hand. The 50-year-old and his family had been planning to leave their home for the past year, but this week armed police arrived and moved them to a safe place.

The Duchess of Cornwall, 69, and Prince Charles visited the spectacular Sheikh Zaved Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi today to promote religious tolerance, and Camilla went barefoot for the engaement in accordance with tradition. Initially, however, her husband kept on his black loafers (right). The Duchess (left) chatted to religious figures at the event on day three of the couple's tour of the Middle East.

Cecilia the chimpanzee has spent years living alone after the death of two of her mates and has been spending her days in a concrete enclosure at a zoo in Argentina. But after a historic court ruling her dismal life is set to change. According to local media, Cecilia, who is believed to be in her 30's, is one of the most loved residents of Mendoza Zoo, in Argentina. But as these pictures show, she has been living in horrible conditions, lying alone on a concrete floor with a blanket after her only companions Charlie and Xuxa died. On Thursday, Argentine Judge María Alejandra Mauricio declared that Cecilia isn't a thing, but rather a being who is "subject to non-human rights".

The Armata tank, pictured in Red Square in May, was described as the 'most revolutionary step change in tank design in the last half century'. The powerful machine has a lower profile than Nato tanks, meaning it is harder to hit on the battlefield, and for the first time, Russian designers have considered the survival of the crew in their tank's design. Unlike preview tanks, the Armata does not have a crew member in the turret and relies instead on cameras and sensors.

Determined mother Sami Bushell from Doncaster admits she has 'ruined' her three-year-old daughter Hallie-Mai (inset) by pushing her to win a child beauty queen title, and even said her daughter will probably grow up hating her. Their story is featured in Channel 5's upcoming Pretty Little Pageant Queens (right) which shows competing against her best friend and arch rival Bella (left) who wears a padded skirt so she can wiggle her bottom like Kim Kardashian.

KC Martin, from Georgia, USA, shared a video of his dog licking a sour sweet and having a hilarious reaction as he discovers he hates it. KC said his dog was eyeing up his candy after Halloween so he decided to let him try a bit, to see how his dog would react. The pooch goes crazy and backs away from the sweet when he is offered it for a second time. The video has been viewed 685,000 times in two days.

Cameron Ross, from Texas, wanted to plan the perfect proposal for girlfriend Kenzie Parker. He and his father painted a huge proposal sign which could be seen from 1,000ft in a light aircraft. Cameron took his girlfriend on her first light aircraft flight and filmed the moment she saw the sign and realised what was happening. The whole proposal took months to plan and used 60 cans on spray paint on 25 bed sheets.

Dogs aren't allowed on the subway unless they are in a 'container' or a bag. That doesn't seem to bother New Yorkers (or their dogs) who are finding ingenious ways to drag their dogs onto the train. The rules stipulate: 'No person may bring any animal on or into any conveyance or facility unless enclosed in a container,' - but the rules leave open to interpretation just how big the container can be and therefore, the size of the animal. New Yorkers seem to have even trained the biggest dogs that if they're to go out on the town, they need to sit (and fit) happily into a backpack or duffle bag.