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After months of speculation, the line-up of stars heading into the Australian jungle for to battle it out on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! has been unveiled. read

Julia Hickling, 44, was distraught to learn a company driver had crashed her Citroen C2 – while it was meant to be safely locked up at a car park near Manchester Airport. read

Find out how you can get fit in 15 minutes with the ski squat exercise. It is a great strengthener and toner for lower legs and calves, and lifts the bottom, says Nadya Fairweather of u-shape.co.uk. read

A new type of tenure, to be called ‘buy as you go’, is expected to be announced as part of a major revamp of the UK housing market at the end of this month. read

There’s one tale Bob’s owner, former London Big Issue seller James Bowen, hasn’t written about – the mystery of what has happened to £162,000 given by fans so he could open a ‘cat cafe’. read

EXCLUSIVE: The schools include Jamia al-Hudaa in Nottingham, that was ordered to close last month after Ofsted found books in the library by individuals banned from entering Britain. read

The FBI announced it will not make any changes to its July decision on Hillary Clinton's emails, meaning the Democratic nominee will not be charged. read

The twenty-something woman was stood at the front of the crowd in Leesburg, Virginia, when she called out Trump. The candidate later said she was an 'obnoxious young lady'. read

Senator Al Franken on Sunday called for Comey (pictured) to stand before the Senate Judiciary Committee - and was joined in the charge against Comey by fellow Senator Dianne Feinstein. read

When Bill Clinton 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. read

Three new national polls show Hillary Clinton with an advantage over Donald Trump – while two of the biggest battleground states show promise for Trump. read

Danney Williams, the man who claims to be Bill Clinton's illegitimate son, has called on Barack Obama to secure a DNA sample from the former president. read

Barack Obama has taunted Donald Trump after reports that Republican staff have forced him off Twitter because he keeps scuppering his own campaign. read

The pop star, who is backing Hillary, tweeted: '.@MELANIATRUMP to say u will stand for "anti-bullying" is hypocrisy. Your husband is 1 of the most notorious bullies we have ever witnessed' read

I know Diana would have looked amazing in her 50s. I’m quite sure she’d have been an icon to all us older ladies now. But I very much doubt you’d see her in black leather, writes ANNA HARVEY. read

The corporation has proposed 25 job losses at the Natural History Unit in Bristol as part of plans to find 300 voluntary redundancies across the factual, music and events departments. read

It has been revealed that the long-awaited series Planet Earth 2 does not feature any penguin deaths because they look too much like humans, so it would upset viewers. read

Rurik Jutting intended to return to the UK after killing 23-year-old Indonesian woman Sumarti Ningsih at his luxury Hong Kong apartment, the jury in his murder trial was told. read

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. read

Women should not feel ashamed to ask for pain relief when they are giving birth. Doctors are expected to condemn the myth that painful childbirth is better at a meeting of the Royal Society of Medicine. read

Middle-age spread in men can raise their risk of getting cancer by 50 per cent, a study has found. read

Here we look at four of the law lords set to hear the Brexit case in December. All have links to the European legal establishment. read

A gang of MPs and peers have threatened to block the formal EU exit process unless Theresa May (pictured) agrees to a so-called soft Brexit – code for allowing free movement to continue. read

The businesswoman and former model insisted the Ukip leader should be her 'biggest fan' because her High Court challenge had restored power to parliament. read

It is in the national interest for the referendum result to be honoured: anything else would be the greatest betrayal in the history of our democracy, writes DOMINIC LAWSON. read

The Health Secretary played down suggestions that Theresa May would be forced to call a snap poll – saying it was the ‘last thing’ the Government or the people wanted. read

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. read

The Labour leader made a series of demands about future ties to Brussels and suggested his MPs would not support invoking Article 50 if they were not met, but was quickly contradicted. read

The remarks, said to have been made during a speech to business figures during a private dinner at Windsor Castle last week, opened the Prince to accusations of meddling. read

The prime minister said she valued the independence of the judiciary but insisted the freedom of the press was important. She made the comments before arriving in India for trade talks. read

The former Tory chairman said Communities Secretary Sajid Javid should be 'out on his ear' as he did not understand 'what the rule of law means'. read

Emergency services have rushed to a prison in Bedford following reports of prisoners rioting and taking over sections of the jail at around 5pm today. read

71-year-old Sir Tim Rice is reportedly yet to meet his four-week-old daughter Charlotte, although he plans to provide for her financially - writes SEBASTIAN SHAKESPEARE read

I hear that the funeral of Raine, Countess Spencer was held quietly last week, with her former stepchildren conspicuous by their absence - writes SEBASTIAN SHAKESPEARE read

A swooping magpie (pictured) has taught an Englishman some of the strange things he discovered about living in Australia. He has listed 20 lessons it took him two years to figure out. read

A new mother from the US has opened up about the challenges of breast feeding. She described her 'heartbreak' at hearing her newborn cry when she doesn't have any milk to give him. read

One Tory MP, Andrew Bridgen, defied his party’s Whips to vote against Vaz going on the justice Committee, but fell foul of the Speaker John Bercow. read

Mr Bercow, 53, has been given more than £40,000 worth of tickets and hospitality over three years - and had prime seats at the Emirates Stadium in London to watch Arsenal draw 1-1 with Tottenham. read

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. read

In 2008, the American technology giant filed an application to patent a ‘lock-out’ feature which would disable a phone when being used by a driver, but has never introduced it. read

Around £12 is spent on the birthday boy or girl's party outfit, with a similar amount also being spent on filling up party bags for guests to take home, according to the new study. read

Flic Everett says most winters she experiences a mild form of SAD (Seasonal Affective Disorder). There is now a new device which could cure depression in just 15 minutes per week. read

Ticketmaster now redirects fans to a re-selling site it owns called Get Me In! where the tickets to a Phil Collins (pictured) London gig – originally priced at £55 to £175 – sell for up to £2,200. read

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. read

Almost every day I get estate agent leaflets posted through my letterbox saying they have people desperate to buy my flat, writes LIZ HOGGARD. read

Novelist Janet Ellis, 60, advises readers on their problems. This reader invited her mother to live with her after her father died but now her mother has taken over the running of the house. read

Steph Tomlin has uploaded shocking photographs of the injuries that her brother James suffered after a 'group of scum' attacked him on Saturday night in Barnstaple, Devon. read

A stunned teenager has been summoned to court - for feeding a pigeon a McDonald's chip. Lauren-Paige Smith, 19, was having lunch when she gave the bird a chip and given a fine for littering. read

The girl was left badly injured following the attack which she claims happened at one of jockey's homes near Swindon. Three jockeys have been arrested and bailed by police. read

A British teacher has been found dead following a night of drinking in downtown Yangon, Myanmar. A manhunt is underway to find his 25-year-old co-worker. The pair were friends. read

Teachers at St Edward's Catholic Primary School, Birmingham, pictured, phoned police, after the seven-year-old schoolboy told classmates a brass cylinder was a 'bullet'. read

The Norwegian is to play Sergey Karjakin in the World Championship next week. But he fears cyber teams are working to help Karjakin who is a fierce supporter of Russian president Vladimir Putin. read

UK military chiefs stalled designing a replacement for the Challenger II main battle tank as they considered heavy armour is not effective against lightly-armed jihadi terrorists. read

Eleanor Henry from Melbourne, Australia, shared the messages on Facebook in a bid to show the objectification women can be subjected to - and the 22-year-old's post led to an outpouring of anger. read

Scientists have found that reaching for the bottle is part of the body’s natural response to stress and increased stress levels alter the brain’s chemical make-up. read

In June it was revealed that Albanian national Ardian Rragami, 45, pictured, had returned to Britain four years after being forcibly sent home to serve a 15-year sentence for murder. read

Ciara Witt (pictured), 16, was found dead two days after the funeral of Jack Gudge, 17, on Wednesday, who died in hospital after being assaulted outside a Tesco Express near Bournemouth in July. read

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. read

A trip to John Lewis once meant a twirl in their hat department or a rummage in their buttons and ribbons - but the 152-year-old retailer is planning to downgrade traditional offerings. read

British conservationist Rachel Bradley, 31, from Stockton-on-Tees, has told how she survived five days stranded in the Mexican jungle by eating peanuts and raw fish. read

Gillie Coghlan, a freelance PA, lives in the Cotswolds with her musician husband and her dog. Here she shares the routines that keep her looking and feeling young. It includes lots of lotion and sunshine. read

We tell white lies, darker ones; lies that damage and lies that protect. An intricate web of honesty and deception, sincerity and pretence, is essential for our relationships with other people. read

Chilling surveillance footage of Craigslist murderer, Brady Oestrike, who decapitated Charles Oppenneer, 25, and his pregnant girlfriend, Brooke Slocum, 18, has been released by police. read

WARNING: Graphic images. Young children were killed and injured in the nursery attack in the rebel-held city of Harasta, a rural suburb of the country's capital, Damascus. read

Thousands more civilians have been forced to flee their homes after fighting has been held in residential areas between ISIS and Iraqi troops trying to stop their advance into Mosul. read

US intelligence sources say the terror group’s attacks against Western targets are being plotted from the Syrian city, adding urgency to coalition plans to launch an attack. read

U.S.-backed Kurdish-led Syrian forces (pictured) announced their plan to retake the Islamic State group's de facto capital of Raqqa on Sunday. read

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 that was so convincing people thought it was the real thing. read

This divorce lawyer says that they have seen all sides of a marital split and while some couples surprise them with their decency, that’s generally when no one else is involved. read

One in four of us spend more time online than we do asleep. Checking your phone just before bed is likely to keep you awake longer. Remove temptation getting yourself an alarm clock. read

A man from Australia filmed the moment a funnel web and a redback spider, both of which are lethal to humans, got locked into a vicious fight in a web outside his home. read

The security breach – thought to be the most significant ever on a British bank – caused chaos as thousands of people discovered money had been stolen from their savings accounts. read

Ex-soldier Craig Reynolds is desperate to be reunited with his Venezuelan wife, Francis, and children who are living in fear of violence in the unstable South American country. read

Jarryd Hayne has accidentally shown Gold Coast high school students a pornographic website while presenting an online safety talk. read

After enduring her daughter's awful singing, a mother asked Mumsnet users if she should be honest with her daughter, nine, about her 'deep guttural warbling' or let her think she's amazing. read

An elderly cyclist has survived being crushed by a minivan in Shanghai as he waited at a set of traffic lights. CCTV shows the moment the cyclist was crashed into by the minivan and run over. read

'Nannying' health chiefs have also been condemned for failing to take account of the struggle many face with excessive heating bills in advice issued to try and avoid a winter crisis. read

The three men, one of whom is pictured in a CCTV image, took the 20 birds from the garden of a home in Portsmouth. It is believed that the birds, which were worth £300 each, were stolen to order. read

Mark Blanco plunged 12ft from a first-floor flat at a London party attended by rock star Pete Doherty on December 4, 2006. A coroner ruled out suicide, and police investigations have been inconclusive. read

Suits actress Meghan Markle 35, is very 'happy and excited' about her relationship with Prince Harry, 32, according to her nephew and will join the royal in London later this month. read

You might think having your nails painted or hair styled is of little importance when you're ill but experts stress the psychological importance of maintaining normal routines and beauty regimes. read

The plastic makes wipes stronger but, if flushed down the toilet, remains as fibres in rivers and seas for decades, threatening marine life. read

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. read

The OT64 (pictured), which was made in Czechoslovakia and Poland in the 1960s, sprang a leak after owner Richard Moore took it out in Fox's Boatyard in March, Cambridgeshire, for the first time. read

Some 20 people were arrested on suspicion of planning armed attacks against Prime Minister Milo Djukanovic, pictured, on October 16, the day of the country's parliamentary elections. read

A total of 39 UK Armed Forces personnel had liposuction, while 33 people - eight in the Navy, nine in the RAF and the rest in the Army - had skin removed or gastric bands fitted. read

People from the UK have advised American tourists on what they should refrain from doing in order to avoid causing annoyance - and the suggestions are delightfully British. read

Police have arrested three former members of staff at Christ's Hospital School, in Horsham, West Sussex in connection to historic sex abuse against pupils. The nine alleged attacks took place at the school. read

Gemma Middlemass, 35, took seven-year-old Joseph - who is unable to walk or talk following a battle with a brain tumour - to see Mary Poppins at the Theatre Royal in Newcastle. read

Jordan Chandler (pictured in 1993 and 2005), was 13 when his father sparked the child molestation allegations against Michael Jackson in 1993. He has since disappeared, TMZ reported. read

A 12-year-old boy pleaded guilty to repeatedly raping his younger sister after becoming fascinated with hardcore pornography he found on the internet, magistrates in Cheltenham heard on Friday. read

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. read

Women are ten times as likely as men to say ‘s***’, according to a new survey carried out by the Social Research Council, Lancaster University and Cambridge University Press. read

Mark Mannering-Smith, the head of in-flight safety for British Airways, wrote on an internal online forum that cabin fumes can be toxic and therefore hurt crew members and passengers. read

Mark Goldsmith was driving behind the car that was carrying his daughter Aimee, 11, partner Tracy Houghton and her two sons, Ethan, 13, and Josh, 11, on the A34 near Newbury. read

The striker, 27, ordered two Cane Corsos mastiff dogs because he feared for his family before he was targeted by armed bikers as he drove home. read

The accuser, whose identity cannot be revealed, made up claims that he was abused by dignitaries at the Dolphin Square apartments in Westminster in the 1970s and 1980s. read

Lags are seen cutting up what appears to be cocaine in the clip filmed at HMP Northumberland, just days after Justice Minister Liz Truss announced drastic reforms to the prison service. read

The Crown actress Vanessa Kirby who stars as Princess Margaret in the Netflix biopic has revealed how the royal never got over being banned from marrying her divorced lover. read

Lucy Tobin, a writer from London, was learning how to raise a toddler on the job and called on other new mothers to see if they had any similar tales to tell (picture posed by models) read

The white figures marking parent-and-child and disabled parking spaces have been given their own poppies to wear at 22 Sainsbury's supermarkets across Britain. Pictured, Uxbridge, west London. read

Dr Waney Squier, a consultant paediatric neuropathologist who worked at John Radcliffe hospital in Oxford, had her name removed from the medical register at a tribunal in March. read

Anarchist hacktivists Anonymous claim to have brought down Scotland Yard's news website for eight hours after anti-establishment protesters took to the streets of London. read

Nissar Hussain was escorted from his Bradford home on Thursday. He and his family were previously forced out of another home in 2008 due to 'religious persecution'. read

Hilary Lister (shown), who was paralysed from the neck down when she finished the 1,800-mile journey from the UK in 2009, has now opened up about her recovery. read

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 in new TLC show Pretty Little Pageant Queens. read

Panda Meng Meng has been caught on camera boxing with two other pandas at the Chimelong safari park in China. He swings by his feet and throws punches around before falling down. read

Gareth Bale’s fiancee’s glamour model cousin, Epiphany Dring, has reportedly returned to the UK after disappearing to Malaysia when she was linked to a ‘Middle Eastern drugs war’. read

What have children got to worry about? Quite a lot in the light of last week’s news that, in a 12-month period, the Childline helpline saw a 35 per cent spike in calls relating to anxiety. read

The matchbox-size plastic box, called the Baby Home Kit (pictured), houses a series of tunnels in the form of a maze. The sperm is placed via a syringe into a port in one side of the device. read

Adam Johnson, who is serving six years in prison for grooming and sexually assaulting a besotted 15-year-old fan, receives hundreds of letters a week at Moorland Prison near Doncaster. read

The diet of Britain's youngsters is leaving a sour taste in the mouths of health campaigners, as they criticise the Government's initiative to encourage children to eat their greens. read

Layla Ibrahim, 29, from Carlisle, was jailed for three years in 2010 after a court heard she ripped her clothes and gave herself a black eye to support her story. read

Businessman Ben Whitfield was said to have nearly 'doubled his money' after helping artist Paul Cummins put together the poignant First World War memorial in central London. read

When Alfred Hitchcock offered the starring role in his film The Birds to an unknown 31-year-old model named Tippi Hedren, Hollywood was thunderstruck - but there was a darker motive. read

A Daily Mail investigation found that charities including Barnardo’s and Cancer Research UK are pumping millions of pounds into pension plans each year to cover their enormous costs. read

Struggling to get to sleep. I can’t stop thinking about my decision to leave my job as a local news reporter in York to work for the Church. It feels like utter madness now, writes MATT WOODCOCK. read

The thief, pictured, stuffed the Royal British Legion charity box underneath his beige coat during a visit to a McDonald's restaurant in Bromley, Kent. Officers have released CCTV footage of the thief. read

A 28-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of drink-driving and assault after police in Manchester released footage of a man being hit by his own car when he tried to stop someone stealing it. read

The Duchess of Cornwall, 69, and Prince Charles visited the spectacular Sheikh Zaved Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi today and Camilla removed her shoes in accordance with tradition. read

Loved ones of the I'm a Celebrity star, 62, are furious after lawyer Edward Bearman got his five bedroom home in Tennessee, worth £450,000, and £1.6million in collectible memorabilia. read

Baroness Scotland, who is facing damaging allegations of cronyism and misusing public money, recruited her sister to advise on the lavish renovation of her Mayfair mansion. read

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. read

Michael Zagaris's intimate images of rock royalty have now been collected in Total Excess, a coffee table book chronicling the degenerate exploits of superstars from the Stones to the Sex Pistols. read

A 12-foot high barrier - higher than the Berlin Wall - is being erected in Munich, Germany to protect locals from young refugees who are set to move into a new shelter in the area. read

UK stores will lose £1 billion of goods to thieves in the final two months of the year. It means that of all the thefts from shops that happen each year, 38 per cent take place in the run-up to Christmas. read

One in three Brits are already dieting just so that they can binge and pile back on the pounds over Christmas, a survey has revealed. read

Auto Express said factors behind a car being voted as the worst ranged from how it looked to how it performed. The G-Wiz polled the most votes, followed by the notorious Austin Allegro. read

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. The video has been viewed 685,000 times in two days. read

Spanish company Babyclon, which makes silicone babies, shared a video of its newest creation, modeled on the Na'vi from the hit movie Avatar, but they divided their online followers. read

Gin has been a social prop since the early days of the Empire. Expert Helen McGinn (pictured) reviews the drink loved by royals, golfers and frazzled mothers everywhere. read

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. read

Rolando Espinosa, mayor of Albuera town in central Leyte province, was killed during a shootout at a prison on Saturday. He was shot dead in his cell during a 'firefight'. read

A 16-year-old boy, who has not been named, has been charged with attempted murder after his mother was found with multiple stab wounds at a property in Woking, Surrey. read

The attack on the £4million wooden buildings came hours after the homeless centre opened in one of the most upmarket areas of Paris on Saturday. read

Every one of the 85,000 people currently serving time in Britain will benefit from the scheme despite assaults within prisons being at an all-time high (file image). read

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. read