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Despite the unparalleled grandeur of Buckingham Palace, the Queen’s most illustrious guests have all had to pop across the hallway to clean their teeth, writes ROBERT HARDMAN. read

Since January, the 44-year-old has been treated for a brain tumour. The growth in her pituitary gland was discovered following numerous blood tests after she began to feel terribly run down. read

Lisa Snowdon is among a growing number of women in their 40s, who are childless, says AMANDA PLATELL. When asked by a celeb in the jungle if she wanted children, she said: ‘Not now'. read

The 32-year-old who competed on the BBC show last year, set up a support organisation for abused women in Dubai after she was raped in 2012 after her drink was spiked at a hotel. read

There's a war between generations, young vs old, going on in our midst, says John Sutherland, who is determined that the old should fight back against poor care and cancelled surgeries by raging on. read

The teenager, who cannot be named, lost her battle with the disease last month and is now in a 'cryostat' tank at around -196C (-321F) inside the Michigan-based Cryonics Institute read

The driver was caught nodding off as his tram headed towards New Addington in south London, just three miles from the scene of the Croydon crash. read

Louise Chapman, 48, styles herself as Norfolk’s Very Own Lady Mole Catcher. She’s built up a £40,000-a-year business and taken control of the British Mole Catchers Register. read

Arran Coghlan, 44, has won a High Court challenge to order a second inquest into the death of Stephen Akinyemi in Cheshire when murder charges against him were dropped. read

After Theresa May spoke on the first day about making Britain a country that worked ‘not for a privileged few, but for every one of us’, people assumed that this would involve reforming the Lords. read

Pro-Brexit MPs accused Lord Neuberger, president of England’s highest court, of being ‘compromised’ by his wife’s tweets. Lady Neuberger had slammed the EU referendum as ‘mad and bad'. read

Over the course of his 25-year career, Dr Rajiv Parti (pictured) had had many patients who claimed to have seen strange things while on the operating table. But he dismissed them all as nonsense. read

The Prince revealed his softer side during an interview with the Talk Vietnam radio show, where he also explained how he wanted his children to grow up with 'simple aspirations.' read

Special Inspector Richard Godfrey, 29, (pictured) runs the Gloucestershire police station around his full-time job as a branch manager at a Waitrose in Bath, Somerset. read

Costa, which is the biggest UK chain, Starbucks and Caffe Nero are all making significant sugar reductions in their festive drinks and in others sold throughout the year. read

Rogue firms are to be banned from using cold calling to sell rip-off pension investments. Pension firms will be given powers to block outward transfers if they suspect a client is being cheated. read

Each colorful poster offers a bird's-eye view into a home you are sure to recognise. The roofs have been completely removed and you can see exactly where everything is situated. read

Researchers from the universities of Strathclyde in Glasgow and Potsdam, Germany, analysed data from nearly 15,000 working men (file image). read

Researchers at the Higher School of Economics in Moscow found men’s brains work far harder to juggle tasks while women’s brains evolved to cope with managing the family. read

This week, BEL MOONEY advises a woman who has lived alone since her boyfriend of ten years cruelly dumped her 13 years ago - and says that men just don't seem to notice her. read

According to new research, having pessimistic thoughts increases your chance of having a heart attack. The theory is that stress drives up blood sugar levels and blood pressure. read

Kate is known for her gleaming smile and refined hairstyles, and so is Harry's girlfriend. Then there's Pippa Middleton, who has a fondness for large sunglasses - just as Meghan Markle does. read

In a speech in Paris, the Most Reverend Justin Welby said EU policies had kept entire countries in desperate circumstances impoverishing many citizens. read

Motorists filling up at the supermarket's forecourt in Waterlooville, eight miles north of Portsmouth, pay 110.9p per litre. Just 19 miles north up the A3, the grocer charges 117.9p at Liphook. read

Breastfeeding distracts, comforts and soothes infants - and experts think endorphins in a mother’s milk may also act as a painkiller. read

In the supermarkets that stock it, it’s flying off the shelves, while celebrity Chef Antonio Carluccio is spearheading its revival after stocking it in his new flagship London restaurant. read

At various times, Ryley Cruz (pictured) was an Italian heiress, a barrister, a businesswoman and a model. This week Cruz was sentenced to five years at Gloucester Crown Court for fraud. read

More than half of men in the UK now sport some sort of facial hair, according to recent research, and an exhibition opened yesterday in London to celebrate beard mania in Victorian times. read

Palm trees in England could be in danger as the Red palm weevil has been spotted for the first time, infesting an importing fan palm in a garden centre in Essex. It's led to fears for trees in the English riviera. read

Under the trial, paramedics will no longer be sent immediately if patients are already with a GP or nurse. The pilot is being carried out by Yorkshire Ambulance Service. read

Ministers have quietly drawn up plans to introduce the system to speed up dealing with ill-discipline in prisoners who commit ‘lower-level violence’ while still in Britain's jails. read

With just five weeks to go, our screens have been over-run by dancing reindeer, singing Santas and slushily sentimental family scenes and competition between them is as fierce as ever. read

Looking worn and bowed, the father of the teenager cancer victim who has been cryogenically frozen gave the Mail his own bleak verdict on this tragic story and the family schism it caused. read

Sceptical experts dismiss the entire practice of cryonics as cruel and costly charlatanism. But who can win an argument about the unforeseeable future? writes JOHN NAISH. read

Tim Gibson, a letting agent and windsurfing enthusiast from Sheffield leads Cryonics UK’s ‘emergency volunteer standby team’ who assists in the transfer of bodies from hospital to cryogenic vat. read

Who could fail to be moved by the story of the 14-year-old cancer victim who pleaded with a judge for the right to have her body frozen so that one day she might live free from her disease? read

Pascal the puppy was found near an industrial estate in Turkey where the four-month-old dog was left fighting for his life, covered in glue which had matted his fur and left him riddled with disease. read

Adam Isaac, 22, from Maesgwynne in South Wales, admitted eight child sex offences and targeted his victims, aged 13 and 14, between August 2015 and January 2016. read

A jury took just over two hours to find 20-year-old Jack Adrian Ringland (pictured) not guilty of sexually touching a woman without consent after a night out in Chester. read

David Cameron’s defeated spin doctor, Craig Oliver, is still crying over spilt milk after failing to prevent the nation voting for Brexit, despite a role with a six-figure salary at PR giant Teneo. read

The Mail understands there will be no new austerity cuts in Mr Hammond’s autumn statement and instead he will borrow more to smooth the transition to post-Brexit Britain. read

The Grand Tour, Clarkson’s new Amazon Prime show, launched on Thursday night at 11.30pm. And, like its controversial presenter, it pulled no punches. read

Some solicitors are representing victims who they have never met and some who never reported their apparent abuse, with a number of men seeking damages from the estate of the late Lord Janner. read

The Supreme Court accepted Sturgeon's application to have Scotland's voice heard in the hearing, while lawyers representing a Corbyn-backed union will also be allowed to intervene. read

One of the passengers on board the Russian plane, which was taking journalists to Peru, took a video showing the military jet flying by their side, clearly carrying Swiss markings. read

Michael Gilmore, called for the entire programme to be restructured so enough testing can be completed - just as the controversial jet is set for its first mission. read

Gerard Ayrton-Grime’s first development, complete with a bowling alley and cinema, was described as too big and inappropriate by residents in Lurgashall, West Sussex. read

SPONSORED: No wardrobe is complete without a good coat so we’ve picked out the A-list approved outerwear trends so that you can take a few sartorial tips from your favourite stars. read

The poll ranked the UK's most and least friendly cities. Research revealed that only half of Brits know their neighbour's name and only 29% say hello to them. York (pictured) has the best community spirit. read

Novartis has abandoned a 2016 goal to start testing its autofocus contact lens on people, though it said the groundbreaking product it is making with internet giant Google is 'progressing steadily.' read

The bill - officially called the Investigatory Powers Bill - forces electronic data to be stored by app companies for 12 months, which can be subsequently collected by law enforcement. read

Temperatures are set to drop and ice is expected across the western side of northern England, Wales and Scotland as well as in large parts of Northern Ireland. read

Jenna Louise Driscoll, 27, who pleaded guilty to bestiality and drug charges was left sobbing at a Brisbane Court after she was told she must await her sentencing behind bars. read

Prices of olive oil are set to soar by 20% as production in Spain and Italy fell by up to a third largely because of infestations. Wholesale prices have gone up to £3,000 a tonne from Spain, one supplier to UK. read

Baroness Caroline Cox was visiting survivors in the war-ravaged village of Jong, in Nigeria, as part of a humanitarian trip when a crew of Islamic Fulani gunmen launched an attack. read

Google's DeepMind borrowed from how animals dream in order to speed up its AI's learning process. After it began 'dreaming' about a game called Labyrinth, it learned stages 10 times faster. read

Belinda Venter, from Stalybridge, Greater Manchester, had been employed for 12 years by the theatre and was a trusted employee, Inner London crown court heard. read

Provisional figures updated on Friday show that at least 1,003,635 asylum applications were received and registered in the 28 EU member states as of October. read

Political and business elite as well as several family members have been spotted walking in and out of Trump Tower since the election and are believed to be meeting with Donald Trump's transition team. read

Donald Trump settled the fraud case Friday, New York's attorney general said. He had previously said he would never settle because he believed the case would be easy to win in court. read

Donald Trump's newly-minted chief strategist and senior counselor Stephen Bannon seems to get a kick out of the caricature liberals and the media have constructed for him. read

US President Barack Obama said on Thursday that the proliferation of fake news and its viral popularity on Facebook and Twitter poses a threat to American democracy. read

New York-based French designer Sophie Theallet spoke out against the president-elect Donald Trump in a damning open letter in which she said she will never dress his wife Melania. read

'Media buzz that I was named Amb to Israel is NOT true,' Huckabee tweeted Friday night. 'Was never discussed with PE Trump; slot probably not picked until State Dept in place.' read

Pompeo said programs like waterboarding that were outlined in the Democratic-run Senate Intelligence Committee's 2014 torture report, 'were within the law' and 'within the constitution.' read

The Fade rapper performed at the SAP Pavilion in San Jose, California Thursday night. read

Pictures released by the Japanese government that showed Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner joining the president-elect for a meeting with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe have led to outrage. read

Michael G. Flynn, the son of Trump's pick to be national security adviser, has posted incendiary messages that denigrate Obama, Democrats, and even Republican rivals of Trump. read

Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg voiced confidence in the US president-elect's commitment as he urged other countries to contribute more. read

About 40,000 party goers descended on Spain's southern coast for the largest fancy dress party in Europe. Revelers braved cold temperatures to strip off for a variety of risqué costumes. read

Meghan Markle (main) was a regular poster on Instagram before news of her relationship with Prince Harry (inset) broke. She often shared pictures and interacted with friends several times a day. read

Princess Beatrice complained to the Independent Press Standards Organisation that MailOnline had breached Clause 2 (Privacy) of the Editors’ Code of Practice read

Tun Naing punched and kicked two toddlers and an eight-month-old baby to death last month in a tiny village outside Yangon, in Burma. read

Bags of the chocolate honeycomb treat have reduced in size from 121g to 103g. It comes after the row overToblerone increasing the gaps between the bar's peaks. read

Horst Koenig, 53, from Bavaria, Germany, bludgeoned his 37-year-old Filipino wife Grace with a hammer when she was fast asleep in bed. He sliced her body with a saw then went on holiday. read

British computer hacker Junaid Hussain was behind the first ISIS terror plot directed against America, court documents show. Hussain killed in a drone strike, hired a jihadi to behead a US soldier. read

Lance Corporal Joe Spencer (pictured), of 3rd Battalion The Rifles, died at RAF Tain in the Scottish Highlands on November 1, with the MoD confirming that he was killed by 'live fire'. read

Many celebrities have placed their trust in the same people with their hair, and often it corresponds with their roles on television. read

The pair became locked together as they romped at the home of the cheating wife in Kisii County, Kenya while her husband was away on a business trip. read

The 25-year-old spoke out after her alleged attackers posed for a smiling selfie with a reality TV star days after their arrest in Dubai. read

The PM told journalists she would be 'updating' the German chancellor on the Brexit process, but Mrs Merkel made clear she would not be talking about the key issue. read

Wolfgang Schauble ruled out a special deal on free movement and said post-Brexit Britain would be bound by tax rules restricting it from granting incentives to keep investors in the country. read

Dave Lewis, pictured, who is known as 'Drastic Dave' because of his tough approach, said his supermarket would pull products off the shelves again if forced. read

Dr Sergio Canavero, based in Turin, wants to carry out the operation next year and believes it could lead to people paralysed from the neck down being able to walk again. read

It's been a year since new Doctor Who footage has aired on the BBC. And despite fans having to wait until 2017 to watch the new season, a festive treat will be delivered in December. read

As Meteorologist Matt Taylor warned of snow in Devon and Cornwall, viewers noted there was a phallic-shaped object on the screen and told him to be 'careful where his hand is going'. read

The simple bedroom solutions that will help you get the very best night's sleep. read

The image was taken by Tim Atkinson, 50, during a visit the spooky ruins of 12th century Bolton Abbey in Wharfedale, North Yorkshire, and spotted the face when flicking through the pictures. read

Lisa Victoria Smith, founder of Isla and Smith Wedding Planning and Design, has shared the biggest mistakes a bride and groom can make - and the ones your guests will notice. read

Scott Mann, pictured, a former postman, described how he had to be saved from drowning by fellow Tory MP and friend, Johnny Mercer. read

One day after a judge ordered Nick Gordon to pay $36,250,000 in damages to the estate of Bobbi Kristina Brown, lawyers for the Brown family are making it clear that they intend to collect the money. read

A violent sailor and a serial seducer turn up in Cheryl’s family tree. Amanda Holden discovers the grandfather she never knew was a hero. The new series shows a selection of celebs examining history. read

New reports have surfaced claiming the jungle waterfall isn't a natural source of water, but in fact a hot shower that is turned off every afternoon. read

Benjamin Bergen, Professor of cognitive sciences at UC San Diego, says we have many misconceptions about using foul language (stock image). read

Lt. Commander Andrew Thompson (pictured), from Salisbury, Hants, sent leading air crewman Hannah Leask a stream of unwanted messages and gifts over a four-year period read

A 42-year-old man has his Lamborghini Huracan Spyder seized by police when he was caught on his phone in north London and then couldn't provide a licence, or prove ownership or insurance. read

A British tourist in his 60s has died while scuba diving on the Great Barrier Reef, Queensland, just days after two French people had heart attacks and died on the world famous dive spot. read

Joanna Reyes, 37, (pictured) was standing on a traffic island in the middle of a busy road near Limehouse, east London, when a Range Rover Sport struck her late on Thursday night. read

The viral clip showed an enormous polar bear stroking a lounging dog on the head inside the Mile 5 Dog Sanctuary in Churchill, Manitoba. Days later, one of the sled dogs was eaten by a bear. read

The mosquito-borne virus sparked global panic this year after millions were infected, causing scores of babies to be born with birth defects such as microcephaly. read

Kramonthas Thanathornkositcheera, from Thailand will serve time in jail under Thai penal law after pleading guilty to scores of charges including 29 counts of royal defamation. read

Margaux Legrand had her title of Miss Centre-Val-de-Loire taken from her just months after she was crowned after it emerged she had once posed for nude pictures. read

Teenagers who had previously smoked e-cigarettes, but given up, were 85 per cent more likely to have a persistent cough, researchers from the University of Southern California found. read

The man, described as white and in his 50s, was arrested in the Acton area at 10.50am yesterday and taken to a custody suite at Southall Police Station in London (pictured). He died at 7.30am this morning. read

John Wilcock (right) and Bernadette Nunney, (left) both of Bradford, have been handed a 20 week sentence after RSPCA officers found a wheelbarrow full of dead puppies. read

Fiona Miller, from Middlesbrough, found herself accused of child neglect and having sex with a 14-year-old after a police officer, Kelly Jarvis, started a campaign against her. read

Prime Minister Binali Yildirim (pictured) said the proposal was to remedy the situation of men who are in jail and are married to women under the age of 18 in a religious ceremony with parental consent. read

PC Beshenivsky (pictured) was gunned down as she and PC Teresa Milburn attended the scene of a robbery at a travel agents in Bradford, West Yorkshire on November 18, 2005. read

MP Jo Cox sustained stab wounds to her heart, lungs and liver, and was shot three times when she was set upon outside her constituency surgery in Birstall, near Leeds, days before the EU referendum. read

Peter Bone gave a harrowing account of his own experiences amid mounting concern about the safety of politicians, their staff and families. read

Ady Reid, 32, from Salford, said he has been put off eggs for life after finding blood in three he cracked open from a box from Iceland while he was preparing breakfast for his sons. read

Two antique dealers from the city of Zaragoza, in the northern Spanish region of Aragon, claim to have discovered a precursor to the Ecce Homo painted by Elias Garcia Martinez. read

Claire Birkenshaw, 48, (pictured) returned to work as principal of Ashwell Academy in Hull, East Yorkshire, this week having last set foot in the school as a man named Michael. read

Joe Stewart (pictured) was found at his house in Inverness on Tuesday night, less than a couple of weeks after Joe Junior died following severe abdomen and intestine problems. read

The youngster was walking home in the Clayton area of Manchester when she was grabbed by the man, who was wearing a black cap and coat. read

The Object 4202 rocket was fired thousands of miles from the Yasny Launch Base in Russia to the far-east peninsula of Kamchatka with Kremlin officials calling the test a 'success'. read

The mysterious phenomenon, in which the ground wobbles like jelly beneath people's feet, was discovered in the grounds of a greenspace in the Hazlehead area of Aberdeen (pictured). read

Amber-Rose Kordiak was only seven when she accidentally knocked over a tire on her family's Minnesota farm, and was sliced by the rim. read

The Rich Kids of UK account has amassed over 240,000 followers thanks to their envy inducing posts. A far cry from the humble first cars and pocket money purchases of many of Britain's young people, these lucky youngsters often have access to millions of pounds. read

Lauren Gritz, 24, shoved Paige Wooding, 23, across the dance floor at the Agenda Bar in the City of London before snatching the glass from her hand and smashing it into her forehead. read

Every year, the weirs are lifted between Richmond and Teddington Lock for what is known as the Thames Annual Draw Off. The water is drained so authorities can carry out essential maintenance. read

Caitlin Rae Durant, 15, from north Wales, escaped from the blaze but all her possessions have been destroyed and her family cannot return home for six months. read

Huaxi, in east China, has a 72-storey skyscraper, helicopter taxis and rows upon rows of lavish villas. Its hotel contains a £11K-per-night presidential suite and an ox statue made of one tonne of pure gold. read

Alma Deutscher aged 11 from Dorking in Surrey is now in rehearsals ahead of her debut opera Cinderella, which will play at the ornate Baumgarten palace in Vienna from next month. read

As with all health problems, regardless of how embarrassing they are, it's important to see your GP for a detailed assessment, UK-based AXA PPP healthcare say. read

EXCLUSIVE: Try having a smoothie every day which has a dark green leafy vegetable as its base, or get your daily dose of magnesium, says London-based nutritionist Cassandra Barns. read

The holidays are coming and what better way to get in the festive spirit than with an eye-boggling Christmas-themed brain teaser? See if you can spot the robin perched on a reindeer's back. read

Labour MP Chuka Umunna has demanded Professor Alexis Jay stand aside after the biggest victims' group withdrew their support. read

The 15-year-old girl is being treated at Edinburgh Royal Infirmary following the incident at Gracemount High School in the city on Friday morning. read

Police say they are becoming increasingly concerned for the welfare of William Cowell, who was last seen at his home in Blackburn at about 4pm on Tuesday. read

Vanessa Snary was left 'traumatised' after a dentist dropped an inch-long dental file down her throat as she underwent surgery at Oldbury Court Dental Centre in Bristol. read

With her green  cardigan, short curled locks and heavy mauve lipstick, the New York native looked very similar to Davis. The series will be at FX with Brad Pitt as a producer. read

As Isla Fisher reveals that she used superimposed Amy Adams'face on her Christmas card we reveal the other celebrities who share a strong resemblance. read

Lucy Scott, 20, from Kirkintilloch, near Glasgow, contracted meningitis in 2014. Her mother and carer, Alison, is now helping her daughter with her recovery. read

The 42nd annual British National Dance Championships kicked off on Thursday with couples competing across more than 12 categories at Blackpool's Empress Ballroom venue. read

Today marks the first day of the Bodyspectra event in the South African town and artists spent the morning preparing their living canvases. Students from the art department at City Varsity college are provided with body paint and prothestics in order to transform their subjects into 'surreal beings'. read

The Danish Uber driver was found guilty of failing to meet legal requirements for driving a taxi, the High Court of Eastern Denmark ruled, upholding a conviction issued by the Copenhagen City Court. read

Mohammed Humza, 25, is said to have filed a V62 form to the DVLA claiming to own Sheikh Mohammed Alibrahim's Rolls-Royce Phantom Coupe. The car was kept in a Mayfair garage in central London. read

 A teacher has been struck off after a schoolgirl was seen apparently performing oral sex on him in a class storeroom in Denbighshire, north Wales. read

Better pensions, rising house prices and no university fees mean that those aged between 45 and 54 years old make up almost a quarter of those considering themselves well-off, a study shows. read

The man was texting his girlfriend Jackie while she was away on a 'solo' trip in Atlanta, and she began to strip for him before taking a shower. That's when he saw the unfamiliar striped suitcase in the corner. read

Nike has been criticised for appointing Bella Hadid, 20, as the star of their new campaign with fans describing her as too 'thin' to represent an athletics brand. read

EXCLUSIVE: Dr George Moncreiff, GP and chair of the Dermatology Council for England, shares his wisdom on how to handle your skin. read

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT CCTV footage captured the moment the woman was knocked down in Johannesburg, South Africa. The woman, who has not been named, is recovering in hospital. read

Sarah Danbury, from Grantham, Lincolnshire, tragically lost her 19-year-old daughter Amy Beckingham to a rare form of liver cancer. read

Karen Osborne, from Maryland, told the operator: 'I'm being attacked by this bear, he's coming back. Hurry. I'm gonna die.' read

Vietnam has extended its runway on an island in the South China Sea also claimed by Beijing in a move that will anger the regional superpower. read

Two sets of ultras square up in a remote woodland area on the outskirts of Rotterdam. The Dutch dressed in combat gear felt they had an old score to settle, dating back to November 30, 2006. read

The clip shows the youngster, who has not been named, trying to sing the lyric as part of his rendition of We Wish You A Merry Christmas while at home in Hull. read

A teacher spotted two pairs of antlers (pictured) poking out of the water in Unalakleet, Alaska. The moose likely got stuck during a fight, couldn't disengage their antlers and fell into the water. read

'Yes, madam. If this is indeed Van Gogh's missing ear, it's worth a fortune - where did you find it? ' read

CCTV footage captured the moment Andrew Kapta, 41, pushed Andrew Foran, 50, off the platform at Hanwell station, north London. Kapta has been jailed for three and a half years. read

The dramatic infinity pool is part of a new extension at Hotel Hubertus, a wellness resort for skiers and hikers in South Tyrol, Italy. Brave bathers will feel like they're swimming through the sky. read

Julian Molton, 50, from Sussex, was racing around the Brands Hatch circuit in Kent when he dramatically smacked into the tarmac. He was knocked out for around 15 minutes. read

Amazon Prime rolled out its 'heartwarming' advert on TV this week. The tear-jerking short film follows a Christian vicar and a Muslim imam - and is meant to convey a message of 'selflessness'. read