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Like father, like son! Eric Trump was photographed peeking at Lara's ballot paper just moments after his father did the same across town. read

A police investigation revealed Leopold Leisser (pictured), known as The German Master, had been suffering from stress due to the 2014 court case in which Dewani was cleared of murder. read

British households throw away 3.5 million tonnes of food and drink every year - half of which is completely edible. Femail can now reveal what you can - and should NEVER - eat after the expiry date. read

The probe was launched after claims that boys had been sexually abused by public figures in Westminster more than 30 years ago - but it closed in March without a single arrest. read

The conman, known only as Adil, has been exposed in an undercover sting for selling fake residency cards to immigrants in Birmingham – and charging up to £600 per ID card. read

According to to the ad, workers will be 'working with customers each day with tidying up around the home, laundry, and helping put groceries and essentials like toilet paper and paper towels away.' read

Lady Mary-Gaye Curzon (left), better known now as mother of Prince Harry's ex, Cressida Bonas, was smeared in engine oil for the shoot. Julie Christie appeared topless, with stamps on her breasts. read

From getting matching tattoos to having a 'textbook perfect' romance, two experts have shared the signs you need to pay attention to. read

Bemused shoppers have taken to Twitter to ridicule Waitrose over the labeling of these extravagant products. Customers were amazed at the range of products that fell into the category. read

EXCLUSIVE: Yiftah Curiel, spokesman for Israel's diplomatic mission, accused SOAS of letting 'racist conspiracy theories' go unchallenged during the talk at the students' union Palestine Society. read

The school, which has been named only as ‘school X’, was put in special measures by Ofsted earlier this year over concerns it discriminated against female pupils. read

The thing is Harry, occupying the privileged life of a Royal, lived in large part at the public's expense, DOES involve a considerable sacrifice of privacy, writes KATIE HOPKINS. read

Prince Harry's girlfriend Meghan Markle, 30 (pictured in Rwanda) has revealed that she shares her boyfriend's passion for humanitarian work in a new blog. read

In an extraordinary statement on his love life, Harry, 32, said he is worried about his new girlfriend Meghan Markle's safety following the 'wave of abuse and harassment' she has faced. read

Over the past five years, Rob Burgess has flown business class to Abu Dhabi, Boston, Calgary, Cape Town, Las Vegas, Moscow, New York and Singapore. read

Crooks are desperate to get their hands on your personal data. Even if they don't use it to raid your bank account, a few key pieces of data are enough to enable them to rack up huge debts in your name. read

Matthew Baker (pictured), 28, who was jailed for attempted murder, posted the warning, 'Be ready for me'. He escaped from HMP Pentonville in London along with James Whitlock on Sunday. read

An investigation found state schools are off-loading children with behavioural difficulties into makeshift institutions, which are completely unregulated, and have undergone no checks. read

Having sex with Miss Mexico, enjoying a naked spray tan and throwing wads of money around the Oval Office - this is Donald Trump's first day in power, according to artist Alison Jackson. read

Election Day hasn't been completely smooth across the nation as voters have encountered long lines and computer issues. There have also been reports of possible intimidation. read

The first calls by network election forecasters are likely to come from as early as just after midnight, but toss-up states could take a lot longer to be declared, with a result likely in the early hours. read

Across the country, Americans are deciding on a multitude of hot-button issues this Election Day. read

‘I either drink from one dirty river, or another dirty river,’ my New York limo driver told me late last night. He was talking about today’s US Election, and his vote, and his pain is common. read

A treasure trove of Trump memorabilia, including roughly 1,000 photos of Republican presidential candidate Donald J. Trump, his family and friends found its way into a thrift shop. read

Both George W Bush and wife Laura backed away from the Trump presidency when they cast their early votes two weeks ago - though they have not voted for Hillary Clinton either, a spokesman said. read

The incident occurred in the area of West Fourth Street and Orange Avenue in Azusa shortly before 2.45pm. read

The 'strong leader' option more closely describes Trump than Clinton, and is polling twice as high as it did four years ago when Mitt Romney lost the 2012 election to President Barack Obama. read

A polarized America went to the polls Tuesday to pick its 45th president, choosing to elect either Hillary Clinton as the nation's first female commander in chief or billionaire Donald Trump. read

Bitter, divisive and utterly fascinating, the presidential election will be decided today as millions go to the polls. Both candidates will be in New York to vote and await the results. read

The women (pictured) raised their fists in the air and chanted, 'Trump, grab your balls' as they demonstrated at New York City's Polling Station 59 in Manhattan just before 9am. read

Benedict Cumberbatch, 40, certainly seemed to have perfected the art of telling a bedtime tale during an hilarious comedy sketch on The Late Late Show on Monday. read

'I will not consider it great if I don't win,' he admitted on Fox & Friends. The Republican said he thinks he'll be the victor tonight, though, winning the states of Iowa, Ohio and New Hampshire. read

Goldman Sachs, the bank which paid both Clintons six-figure sums for speeches, was among the biggest gainers on the stock markets as prices soared over belief Donald Trump will lose. read

The 23-year-old singer never left her fancy 4x4 to cast her ballot, as she attended a drive-through polling station in Los Angeles on Tuesday as celebrities lined up to share their voting prowess read

The interim Ukip leader Nigel Farage - nicknamed 'Mr Brexit' by Donald Trump - said he would do the job of ambassador to the EU 'very well' having been an MEP in Brussels for nearly two decades. read

James Comey was a hedge fund high roller when he lived  with his family in the tony enclave of  Westport, Connecticut until he was tapped to run the FBI in 2013. read

Martin McGuiness, the Deputy First Minister of Northern Ireland, applauded as the monarch pulled the satin cover off the painting at a reception in London on Tuesday. read

Steven Knox, 30, from Sunderland, admitted posting messages on Facebook identifying the girl, who was just 15 when she was sexually touched by Johnson in his Range Rover. read

The shocking attack, which was captured on CCTV footage that victim Able Miller had set up himself, has forced the 62-year-old to consider leaving his Glasgow home. read

In the Secret Life of 4 and 5 Year olds, 40 British children of different social backgrounds from around the country are invited to spend time playing and learning at a school rigged with secret cameras. read

Policies are being taken out by unscrupulous brokers, who are using fake names and addresses to get rock-bottom prices on motor insurance. read

Three inmates at Wormwood Scrubs in south London can be seen passing goods to each other by swinging a length of rope with a package at one end. read

Singletons have taken to the secret sharing app Whisper to reveal the creepiest things that their first dates have done. Many admitted to being put off by someone coming on too strong. read

It was the second time this year that Iran had carried out the strict eye-for-eye punishment that can be imposed for such crimes in the Islamic republic. read

A good winter flowering plant for bees is the evergreen mahonia, as is winter flowering clematis. Allowing ivy to grow will also help – as they will provide food in late autumn. read

John Leathem, 32, was given a life sentence after he admitted to stabbing Paige Doherty, 15, 61 times at his deli in Clydebank, West Dunbartonshire, on March 19. read

Lindsay Jo Rimer was last seen on November 7 1994 when she went to buy cornflakes from a shop in Hebden Bridge. Her body was found at the bottom of the Rochdale Canal five months later. read

Chief executive Steve Rowe - who took over from Dutchman Marc Bolland in April - has been forced to announce its biggest shake-up for years which has prompted shoppers to fear its closure. read

The child's mutilated body was discovered in a patch of forest close to a tea estate in northeast India's Upper Assam region having gone missing from her home in Charaideo. read

There was a slight reduction in teenagers having sexually-transmitted infections as a result of financial incentives to keep them in school, researchers from York University found. read

Spoilers are coming. According to the Huffington Post , a Reddit user going by the name awayforthelads posted an enormous list of very detailed spoilers, before his account was deleted read

In a statement, Sports Direct's board questioned the 'veracity' of the device found by the MPs at the firm's Derbyshire warehouse and insisted that it had not authorised its use. read

Her stalker Caz Hammond has already trashed her home and gotten her arrested. And on Monday it became clear that embattled hair dresser Maria Connor faces more trouble in the days ahead. read

Stephanie Griffin, 25, from Glasgow, told a fatal accident inquiry that Ciaran Williamson (pictured) had only been allowed out to play with his friends for 10 minutes. read

Nothing of relevance to the suspected abduction and murder of Ms Payne (pictured) has been found during several weeks of inquiries at Coventry's Coombe Country Park, West Midlands Police said. read

Neville Watson, 39, (pictured) was an industrial cleaner for New Earth Solutions Group at the West Malling rubbish site. In 2014 he had to operate the shredding machine for the first time. read

Temperatures fell to -5C (23F) in England overnight bringing frost, before sleet and snow arrives from the West - and it will stay cold for the next few days before conditions slightly warm up into the weekend. read

The Scottish First Minister announced she is applying to join the case over whether parliamentary approval is needed to invoke Article 50. The appeal begins on December 5. read

Jane Gottschalk and her financier husband Maximilian, who have five children, are said to have 'overworked' Robin Pyke at their luxury seven-bedroom mansion in Henley-on-Thames. read

Lawrence Klein, of Reading, Berkshire, was suspected of having corticobasal deterioration, known as CBD, a rare and incurable neurological condition which becomes progressively worse. read

Michael Jones, 59, and his wife Lynette, 56, secretly took a pain killer at their home in Westgate, Gloucester, on May 16 this year while relatives were present in their flat, an inquest was told. read

The ten second clip alongside the hashtag #BounceBounce shows the dog watching a little girl jumping up and down on her sofa. read

We've called on makeup artists to share the handy beauty hacks that will make your teeth look whiter in an instant. read

Kaylea Reid , 26, targeted Robert Page after they 'sexted' and she then lost her job after less than a year, Ipswich Magistrates' Court heard. read

Cheryl Prudham, 34, from Warrington, pleaded guilt to handling cash allegedly stolen by her ex-partner Robert Prudham (pictured) and another man Jacob Underdown. read

The pair's five-year marriage was drawn to a close by a family court judge more than a year ago. Now a judge in London is analysing arguments about the division of assets. read

Dr William Arnett (pictured) allegedly began texting the woman after her husband, who was a patient at his Sunderland surgery, said working away from home was impacting family life. read

Devon and Cornwall Police listed a box containing 24 8gm canisters on sale for £10, with free delivery, on their online store, describing them as 'whipped cream dispensers'. read

Morgan Lynn, 17, from Pearland, Texas, took to Twitter last week to share a photo of the flowers her dad sent her mom along with his note, which reads: 'Always gonna be you.' read

The world's biggest fast food chains often sell very unusual items - especially overseas. These include black bun burgers, and a creamed corn chicken burger from KFC Brazil. read

A group of ships including an aircraft carrier, a nuclear power guided missile cruiser and two destroyers is reportedly ready to strike from the Mediterranean Sea. read

Caroline and Jeremy Heeler-Frood are hoping their son will come forward to let them know he is safe. They said they were 'baffled' at his decision to leave home and want him back to them. read

John and Clarence Anglin (pictured) left papier-mache heads in their beds before fleeing from  Alcatraz, off the coast of San Francisco, on a raft in 1962. read

As the party season approaches etiquette expert William Hanson reveals what items in your kitchen will impress your guests and which will turn their noses upwards. read

A sheep farm in Trawden, East Lancashire, has seen masses of spiderwebs appear along a country lane (pictured), trailing more than 100 metres along the perimeter of the field. read

The 31-year-old Cambridge University graduate faces a mandatory life sentence after being convicted at a trial that featured horrific video evidence of rape and torture. read

A Filipino lover who shared British banker Rurik Jutting's final weekends before his horrific murder spree in Hong Kong has told Mail Online: 'I miss him.' read

The torture kit Rurik Jutting put together was so basic it could have been something from medieval times – a hammer, nails, a piece of wood and ties to bind his victims' hands and feet. read

A former colleague has told how killer banker Rurik Jutting descended into a dark world of cocaine and violent abuse of prostitutes as he trawled Hong Kong's seedy Wang Chai red light district. read

he killer banker told a psychiatrist he was 'offended' when his mum Helen rushed to congratulate him on winning a scholarship to the elite Winchester College. read

Shanique Syrena Pearson (pictured), 22, was allegedly caught on camera getting out of her car in Kensington and screaming at the TV journalist, who filmed the exchange. read

Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe told Harvey Proctor, falsely accused of rape and murder by a fantasist known as Nick, that it had been ‘wrong’ to search his home. read

The unmanned vehicle has a heavy machine gun turret for taking out targets picked out by the controller, along with a rocket launcher and multiple cameras. read

Ben Bamford, 18, pictured today, is accused of killing 52-year-old Paul Jefferies in a 'sustained attack' at his property in Coggins Mill Lane, Mayfield, East Sussex, on February 23. read

The Cookie Monster, a character from American television show Sesame Street, had the scarlet flower pinned to his bright blue fur as he was interviewed on the BBC programme last night. read

Jeremy Clarkson grew up at the Grade II-listed Rowland Bridge House in the town of Tickhill near Doncaster, South Yorkshire, in the early 1970s. read

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Californian dermatologist Dr Sandra Lee, known as Dr Pimple Popper, had a 20 minute battle trying to coax the lipoma out of an unnamed woman's arm. read

In the footage, filmed in Huyton, Liverpool, riders can be seen kicking a police car and hurling abuse at an officer while several other police cars are parked nearby. read

The location of the video is unclear, but it shows a truck with a huge mounted gun on pull up on a road. After letting off shots it moves away again, but one of men on board falls flat on his face. read

Iraqi forces found the chilling site in the School of Agriculture on the outskirts of Hammam al-Alil, a town recaptured from ISIS on Monday. read

The arrests were made in a series of raids in the western state of North Rhine-Westphalia and the northern state of Lower Saxony in Germany. read

Amelia is riddled with scars and infected sores on her legs because of folliculitis which causes an inflammation of hair follices. She visits E4's Body Fixers desperate for help solving her problem. read

Lucy Cookson, from Wakefield, suffered a catastrophic brain injury after she was rushed to theatre with a massive haemorrhage following the birth of her daughter Millie. read

Britain's FBI are investigating claims fraudsters in Brazil and Spain hit more than a quarter of Tesco's current-account customers in the biggest ever raid on a British bank. read

Tesco shoppers have taken to Twitter to express their disdain for the £2 four-pack of toilet rolls, calling the festive-themed bathroom product 'wrong'. read

Neo-Nazi Marcel Zech, 28, who went swimming at a public baths with a picture of the death camp of Auschwitz tattooed on his back has been jailed for eight months. read

Marc Traylor, 42, of Hersden, Kent, was shot by a specialist firearms officer after he attacked his own daughter - with a look of 'determination and anger' in his face, Canterbury court heard. read

Pc Kevin Ellis (pictured) was found dead in the grounds of a secondary school in Wakefield after he was taken into custody and then bailed by officers over the alleged offence in April 2013. read

Samiul Alom was left screaming in agony after acid was 'squirted in his face' while confronting a gang in east London. Ahmed Macow and Jason Brown, both 20, deny GBH with intent. read

Maisie Roe, of Berrydown, Devon, was standing with her brother and sister about 30ft from where the rockets were being lit by her soldier father Jake, but one shot off course and lodged in her scarf. read

Sam Moorhouse, 27, suffered 'some of the most extreme injuries ever seen' after he lost control of his Mini Coupe on the A61 north of Chesterfield, Derbyshire, and was impaled on a fence. read

Visitors can take a spell-binding tour of recently rediscovered tunnels in Naples dating back to 1853. The tunnels served as a WWII bomb shelter and vehicle warehouse before being forgotten. read

A classic Chanel 2.55 bag will set you back at least £3,990 and now high street retailers such as M&S and Debenhams are offering budget copies for as little as £14. But can they ever match up? read

The unique mollusc will now be paired with Lefty from Ipswich. Researchers hope the pairing will help shed light on the genetics of rare conditions that causes shells to swirl in the opposite direction. read

Viktor Orban said a constitutional amendment was needed after a referendum saw 3 million Hungarians rejecting EU quotas stipulating how many migrants member states must accept. read

Twitter caused uproar earlier this month when it announced plans to kill off Vine, its video sharing app. Now, it is claimed it could come back from the dead as the firm is considering selling the app. read

Hairdresser Ben couldn't resist sharing his feelings with Laura Trott but she shot him down reminding him that she was his waitress. Daisy saw through his cheeky act and dumped him. read

American workers took 16 days holiday in 2015, but in the 1200s, English peasants enjoyed 150 days off a year. Professor Juliet Schor claims life was more much more leisurely pre-1800s capitalism. read

An 18th century statue was knocked down and smashed by a tourist who walked backwards to take a selfie with it. The incident took place at the National Museum of Ancient Art in Lisbon. read

Expert Pam Rogerson from the ELAS Group has shared the seven signs that you could well be ruffling feathers at work - and how you can make it right. read

Researchers at the US Department of Energy's Berkeley National Laboratory in California say Earth's plant life has helped to soak up greenhouse gases from human activity. read

The Mayor of Florence is being sued for $20million (£16million) by McDonald's after he refused to let them open one of their restaurants in the shadow of the city's famous Duomo. read

Alan Peters, 78, was driving a team of university cheerleaders on the double decker coach when he crashed into the Audi at 61mph on the M1 near Flitwick, Bedfordshire. read

Former Rangers footballer Ally McCoist even got a wrecked Rolls Royce when he purchased the 112-year-old Hermiston villa in Bridge of Weir, Renfrewshire. read

The warning came after the German Chancellor was asked whether she expected Russia to target next year's election in the same way it is accused of interfering with the US process. read

Mrs May wore traditional Indian clothing as she visited the Sri Someshwara Hindu temple in Bangalore, the southern city which has become the IT sector hub of the sub-continent. read

The Department for Transport believes that offering workshops to educate motorists about the dangers of making a call while driving is not a tough enough measure to deter people. read

Footage shows the professor walking around the lecture hall at the Dagestan State Medical Academy in Makhachkala, Russia, with no clothes on. Students said he stripped off with no warning. read

French investigators have identified Oussama Atar - a cousin of the brothers who blew themselves in the March 22 attacks in Brussels - as the mastermind of last November's Paris attacks. read

Omar Monda, 29, was beaten after he touched a woman, 25, inappropriately as she was walking in the city of Mersin, in southern Turkey. read

Researchers from the University of Southern California found cigarette smoking was much more prevalent after six months among adolescents who had been using e-cigarettes. read

Goldsmiths University has been accused of racism after adopting the Palestinian flag for its kit in a move the students' union has described as 'progressive' but has been branded 'pathetic' online. read

He smashed computers, toilets, windows and walls after breaking into the site near London Victoria railway station. British Transport Police have launched an appeal to find the man. read

Tom St George, a photographer from London, dove 100 feet down into Mexico’s Cenote Angelita – a cave created by the collapse of limestone which then trapped water - to capture the images. read

Barefoot Theresa May takes on Sam Cam's sari style as she dons 'impeccable' gold and green traditional garb in India, but unsightly bunions on both feet let her down. read

Police in Mexico City believe the woman's body had been there for at least a week, during which time several people checked in and stayed in the room, when it was discovered at Hotel El Senador. read

Married bus driver Alex Hopkinson, 36, (pictured) a former cadet instructor of New Addington, south London, was charged with possessing and making indecent images of a boy. read

Later this week we will be commemorating the sacrifice of those who fought for Britain. This year marks the 100th anniversary of the Battle of the Somme. read

Immunotherapy teaches the body to attack tumours, but fails when patients develop a condition called cancer cachexia, researchers from Cambridge University found. read

Mess can be a positive force in all areas of life - from the workplace, giving presentations and commuting to regulating the banks and producing ground-breaking albums. read

Joe Backhouse, 24, of Billericay, Essex, admitted riding a stolen Suzuki motorbike at a police officer when he appeared at Chelmsford Crown Court on Monday. read

A six-month old baby girl was in the back of a Mercedes Benz that was stolen in dramatic scenes during a school pick-up in Coburg, a suburb in Melbourne's north about 3pm on Tuesday. read

Meghan Markle dined with one of her 'closest friends in the world', Markus Anderson, on Friday at one of their favorite spots, Cafe Boulud, inside the Four Seasons in Toronto. read

The study, by the University of California at Davis, also shows that East Asian people had higher initial levels of Neanderthal ancestry than Europeans. read

Geely is the biggest car maker you've never heard of. The Chinese firm has just invested £300m in a factory in Coventry to build electric versions of the iconic London cab. read

Dame Lowell Goddard quit the vast probe in August and has since faced allegations about her behaviour and conduct in the lucrative post. read

Jeffrey Karp of Brigham and Women’s Hospital in the US, says nature has countless solutions for scientists because any species of plant or animal that survives has evolved to solve problems. read

Samantha, 24, from Tuscon, Arizona, is one of the the fifteen finalists in the 2017 Sugar Baby of the Year contest hosted by Seeking Arrangement, a dating site that pairs wealthy men with women. read

Vancouver-based Expand Furniture has over 130 products on offer, which all transform from a fairly simple structure into a more elaborate piece of furniture. read

Officials say neither Anil Verma, 31, nor Raghav Uday, 38, could swim, and a criminal investigation has been launched. read

The footage, which was filmed at a Walmart in Philadelphia, shows the man falling to the ground and seeming to have a fit. A shopper then comes up to him and takes his wallet from his back pocket. read

Celia Shroder, 32, from Grand Junction, Colorado, lost 224lbs (16 stone) but the mother-of-four was then left with over a foot and a half of loose skin and says she 'like a melted candle'. read

Police discovered body parts believed to belong to missing 29-year-old Ellia Arathoon (pictured) close to the M53 in Ellesmere Port, Cheshire, on Thursday. read

James Young, 33, from Deeside, Wales, can be seen running towards his car after another vehicle reversed into it. Young was given a suspended jail sentence for making a false insurance claim. read

EXCLUSIVE: The Labour leader has appointed Fabian Hamilton to the key role in his team, with a brief to 'reduce violence, war and conflict'. read

Pranshu, from Jalandhar in the Indian state of Punjab, was born with a medical defect and is unable to walk. Villagers believe he is a divine child and a reincarnation of the god Ganesha. read

Experts say that singles should go for someone who has the same eye colour, body shape and political views as them. read

Kirstie Tancock, 27, from Honiton, Devon, has suffered from cystic fibrosis since she was born. But in a blog, she says she has suffered her second organ rejection and is now too ill to receive a third. read

Alison Brindle, 38, from Bolton, wrote to Prime Minister Theresa May after working 50 hours in four days. Her message, which was posted on Facebook, has been shared more than 7,000 times. read

After leaving Jimmy Choo in 2011 - she sold her shares for £82.5 million - Ms Mellon unveiled her very own collection of totes, ready-to-wear and, of course, shoes. read

Despite advances that have made treatments safer and more effective, childhood cancer survivors don't appear to have experienced gains in long-term health outcomes, a new study suggests. read

The futuristic city-state of Dubai announced a deal on with Los Angeles-based Hyperloop One to study the potential for building a line linking it to the Emirati capital of Abu Dhabi. read

Warwick University's female rowing team has shared a glimpse of its 2017 naked calendar, which will go on sale next week to raise money for Macmillan Cancer Support. read

The Canadian singer was due to perform at the awards at the ExCel London on December 12 alongside Kaiser Chiefs, Emeli Sande and Lukas Graham. read

The app has now launched at a Budgens store in Moreton-in-Marsh, Gloucestershire, and will shortly be rolled out to a further 5,000 shops across the UK. read

Les Brierley, 68, from Bury but who now lives on the Sunshine Coast, survived 17 hours in shark-infested waters off the Queensland coast after strong currents pulled him 15 miles away from his yacht. read

The boys, who have cerebral palsy, had travelled from their home in Gosport, Hampshire, to Portsmouth city centre on a bus with no trouble but were unable to do the same on their return. read

Reece Scobie (pictured), 23, was dressed in full police gear, including body armour and handcuffs, when he gained backstage access at the Palace Theatre in Soho, central London. read

Susie Verrill, girlfriend of Strictly star Greg Rutherford, issued a withering riposte to viewers who criticised her two-year-old son Milo's clothing after the tot appeared on Saturday night's show. read

The former President mocked the Labour leader as an 'interesting' example of what not to do while his wife Hillary was battling for her party's White House nomination last year. read

Jeremy Clarkson said that the BBC should be trusted to decide how much its staff get paid, and criticised an 'obsession' with what others earn. read

Jade Ambrose, from Leeds, was 33 weeks pregnant and asleep when she was awoken by Lola who started barking. It was only then that she realised she was losing blood and her waters had broken. read

Brian and Pamela Pilling from Chesham, Buckinghamshire, had organised the luxury £17,000 break for 13 family members to Sharm el Sheikh in Egypt but all but two of them fell ill. read

Make-up addict Austen, 21, from Scotland whitens his teeth twice a day and has tanning injections to maintain an orange glow. He refuses to go out without cosmetics despite being mistaken for a girl. read

Eerie images of an abandoned boarding school for the Nazi elite, that was attended by Hitler's nephew Heinz, have emerged from Germany. read

Researchers from the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens made the discovery after studying the sea floor beneath the caldera off the coast of Crete. read

The technology aims to protect children from grooming by extremists or accessing adult websites, but it is sometimes installed without the knowledge of families. read

Researchers at the University of Kyoto found that older apes use the same trick as humans to overcome the limitations of their ageing eyes, with a 'strikingly similar pattern' seen in people. read

The Dead Sea Tapes, recorded in 1964 by Peter Cook and Dudley Moore, were pulled from broadcast amid fears they could flout blasphemy laws in both the US and UK. read

Aaron Cawley, 25, was spotted at Leeds United's match at Norwich on Saturday after his six-year ban from football for attacking ex-England keeper Chris Kirkland was lifted by magistrates. read

The video shows the two young men squaring up to each other in Bracknell, Berkshire. One of the men can be seen losing his prosthetic leg, which the other man then uses to hit him with. read

Penny the ginger micro-pig sleeps all night on the sofa, taken for long strolls on a lead, and munches on cheddar cheese while curled up in front of the TV with her owners in Worle, Somerset. read

An animation from the American Museum of Natural History shows how population has grown, from less than a million people when migration out of Africa began, to more than 7.2 billion alive today. read

Marcus McCarthy, from Southend, underwent a selective dorsal rhizotomy to ease the movement in his legs. He also had 12 months of physiotherapy - but has now walked for the first time. read

Men and women have revealed the foreign countries where they are considered better looking than at home, with Russian women, for example, claiming they are popular in China. read

A hilarious new video documents the moment that YouTuber Alex Brinnand, 24, tries and egg for the first time - and doesn't get a taste for it. read

Veterans and serving soldiers alike turned out for the funeral of John Kearns, 95, who served in the Army for more than 30 years but died in Derbyshire with no known relatives. read

YouTube has named its brightest stars in 2016 who are driving popular culture on everything from fashion and beauty to tech, gaming and poetry while earning millions between them. read

ArtAlien TV's Joe White said the 'U-shaped object' in an image taken by NASA's Curiosity Mars Rover looked like the 'back of a swivel chair'. He also pointed to another object that looked 'unnatural'. read

Children walking to school in the Bashkortostan region of Russia have been armed with axes because of the fear of attacks by wolf packs or wild bears. read

Scott Fitzsimmons, 27, is photographed swimming in clear Icelandic waters - touching rock belonging to Europe with one hand, and the tip of a north American tectonic plate with the other. read

Moorhaven Church was converted into a family house in Dartmoor National Park, near Plymouth. It was built in the late 1880s as part of the Plymouth Asylum for around 200 patients. read

An automotive group has called for the abolition of indirect tyre pressure monitoring systems after finding they don't work under real-world driving conditions. read

Cycling protesters staged a 'die in' last night as they gathered outside London Mayor Sadiq Khan's office near Tower Bridge after Italian cyclist Filippo Corsini died in Knightsbridge last week. read

The man, known only by his first name, Ramulu, was trying to take his wife, Kavitha, back to her home town after she died near a railway station in Hyderabad, western India. read

Parts of a main street collapsed in the heart of Fukuoka, a major city in southern Japan, creating a massive sinkhole and cutting off power, water and gas supplies to parts of the city. read

Jackie Smithers, 29, a teacher from Welwyn, Hertfordshire, forked out £50 a week at the high street bakery and eventually tipped the scales at 19st 7lbs before losing 9st. read

The lives of the adorable cubs are hanging by a thread after campaigners said food supplies at the zoo, in the city of Taiz, southern Yemen, will run out in a week. read

King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck, 36, climbed through the glaciers and ice fields of Rinchen Zoe La in the north of the country which reaches heights of more than 17,000 feet. read

Six designs have been shortlisted to bathe 17 of London's bridges in light as part of the £20million Illuminated River project, aiming to make the Thames a 'ribbon of light'. read

This is the moment a young woman tried to crash the wedding of the man she claimed to be the father of her newborn son. The incident happened in the Peruvian city of Chimbote. read

The footage shows the goat nuzzling the man and stroking his face after they met on the side of a rock face. It is not clear exactly where the video was filmed, but it is believed to be in the Middle East. read

The stunned audience of 2,000 people watched as fearless fireball Antony Britton ran for over 50 seconds through Wandle Park, in Croydon, before falling to the ground in a crumpled heap. read

Tesla Motors has agreed to buy Germany's Grohmann Engineering, which develops automated manufacturing systems for batteries and fuel cells. read

Pensioners in 14 Chinese cities danced to the same music at the same time donning the same red track suits yesterday. The performance was aimed to draw the public's attention to the health of retirees. read

Following his death at the age of 97, Leith-born Captain Eric ‘Winkle’ Brown's unparalleled collection of medals and honours is up for sale, expected to fetch up to £200,000. read

A section of icy road has caught residents in the city of Jixi by surprise last week. Nine drivers were spotted sliding and crashing into each other like a game of curling on a slippery slope. read

The duo were neglected and abandoned by their previous owners, and both suffer from neurological disorders, which make them anxious around humans. read

Feadship, the Dutch company behind Steve Jobs' custom-built superyacht, unveiled its 'Choice' superyacht concept at the Monaco Yacht Show. read

The Wanda Reign on the Bund hotel in Shanghai, China, took more than three years to build. The 20-storey building combines art deco style and early 20th century Chinese design. read

Lying on her front, the cute pup's eyes begin to close and her head starts falling. She attempts vainly to pull her head back up and it ends up on the floor. The clip, filmed in Birmingham, has since gone viral. read

'I'm sorry to take so long. I can't make up my mind which one I loathe the most' read

Five-year-old Zhao Zicong fell into the 12-inch-wide well by accident while working with his father in a village in central China. The condition of the boy remains unknown as rescue operation goes on. read