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Anti-terrorist police were searching for a masked gunman overnight after at least one woman, believed to be a nun, was murdered at a home for retired missionary monks in the south of France. read

In an explosive open letter, a cross party group of MPs – led by Michael Gove – reignites one of the most bitter rows of the referendum campaign by demanding cash is poured into the NHS. read

Paul Johnson, director for the Institute of Fiscal Studies, said: ‘This has for sure been the worst decade for living standards certainly since the last war and probably since the 1920s.’ read

Broadcaster Anne Atkins has revealed how cannabis turned her daughter into a bitter, spite-filled stranger. Her daughter, Lara (pictured) was diagnosed with obsessive compulsive disorder aged 15. read

A new dad has vented his frustration online after a friend - who was also a doctor - announced the gender of his newborn daughter before he had the chance. The dad revealed he felt betrayed read

For those who missed the story of the battle of Helen Mirren’s boobs, it began way back in 1975, when our Parky interviewed the then up-and-coming young actress on his TV show. read

Detectives are investigating the boy's death after he suffered head injuries during an incident with a man in Mountsfield Park (pictured) in Catford, which later killed him in hospital. read

Show continued to court controversy with explosive second episode. Presenters played gun-toting soldiers in Jordan where they rescued 'Queen' from 'terrorists' on hijacked plane. read

Plans considered by Margaret Thatcher included ditching free healthcare and education and abandoning the annual uprating of pensions and benefits in line with inflation. read

The detailed guidance was in preparation for a weekend the Cabinet (pictured) would spend discussing the economy at Chevening, Chancellor Sir Geoffrey Howe’s official country residence. read

A woman who accused Louis Harris and David Butlin (pictured) of raping her in Dubai has spoken of her relieve of being able to fly home to the UK. read

Some 11,400 people are diagnosed with oral cancer in the UK each year – including cancer of the lips, tongue, mouth, tonsils and the middle part of the throat. The disease kills 2,300. read

A mob of 30 schoolchildren gathered outside the school in New Cross, south London, to witness an arranged fight between the two schoolgirls - before they attacked the two officers. read

SPONSORED: For some households, a few fairy lights, a bit of tinsel and a multipack of baubles just won't cut the mustard when it comes to Christmas decorations. read

After totting up the Scottish writer's earnings from books, theatre, theme parks, movie deals and merchandise, a New York Times business reporter assesses her fortune at in excess of $1billion. read

Millions of patients are being misled about the controversial drugs says a group of doctors from several countries. They said side-effects may be far more common than major studies suggest. read

Professor Alexis Jay announced that a senior legal figure will carry out a review after a scathing report by MPs said the inquiry’s response to ‘sexual abuse’ claims had been ‘wholly inadequate’. read

All 80 residents of the sleepy Spanish village of Cerezales del Condado have just become millionaires, thanks to the will of a billionaire who made his money from Corona beer. read

Thomas Mair (pictured) urged a pro-apartheid magazine to publish his sick dream that the ‘white race will prevail’ and warning of a ‘long and very bloody struggle’. read

Thames Valley Police has tonight removed items from the Milton Keynes home of paedophile football coach Barry Bennell, 62, who is at the centre of a new abuse scandal. read

More than 1,200 black and white British photos are published for the first time together. They show people dealing with flooding, factory word and the war effort. read

According to a new study being on the bottom rung of the social ladder can alter the body’s immune system so it goes into overdrive and starts attacking the body by causing inflammation. read

UK-based AXA PPP healthcare has built the simple test to challenge the public to reassess their lives. A green answer shows a good balance while red signals an urgent change is needed. read

The former PM said even now he hoped that the public could change their mind about leaving the EU if the process was too 'painful'. read

The former Tory prime minister, a leading Remainer, said he ‘could not accept’ that those who voted to stay in the EU should have ‘no say’ on the terms of Brexit. read

A mother and father, from Salisbury, in Wiltshire, were left stunned and overwhelmed when their six-week-old daughter Charlotte Wheeler-Osman said "hello" when she saw them. read

From drink recommendations to anti-anxiety techniques, we have spoken to a group of experts for nerve-soothing lifestyle tips to help you stop sweating the small stuff. read

The BBC station is set to make Sir Cliff Richard’s new release, It’s Better To Dream, a festive version of a song from his latest album Just…Fabulous Rock ‘n’ Roll, its record of the week. read

Although the Kenwood Chef (pictured) continues to be a best-seller, its designer Sir Kenneth Grange has revealed the secret of its success is that it was designed not to fly off the shelves. read

Supermarket Tesco will also feature prominent warnings – 'the size of a 50p' – urging customers not to flush its own-brand wet wipes down the drain before the end of 2016. read

Retailers have unveiled huge discounts on clean eating must-haves like blenders and spiralisers ahead of the Black Friday shopping extravaganza. We've rounded up the best deals right here. read

Now, the idiotic UK has only gone and adopted the hideous American version of Black Friday, a ghastly whirlwind of naked consumerism and implausible bargains, says Jan Moir. read

Excited shoppers have raced into stores across the country as Black Friday sales got underway, but it has been revealed more than $2 billion was already spent online. read

Supermarket Asda has pulled out of Black Friday claiming it will concentrate on low prices throughout the festive period - two years after customers were seen tussling over reduced items. read

Industry figures yesterday showed borrowing on personal loans and credit cards grew at 7 per cent in the year to October – with Britons now owing £89.1billion. read

The writers of The Missing have promised that the final episode won't leave viewers hanging - but it also won't simply tie up loose ends. This has been a show about characters, they say. read

Putin was speaking at a televised awards ceremony held by the Russian Geographical Society when he told a nine-year-old prodigy his country's borders were limitless. read

The study from Tufts University in Medford, Massachusetts found it is best to learn through practice tests to protect your brain from the effects of stress (stock image). read

Embla Jauhojarvi, a Swedish student found sleeping rough in Rome after vanishing six months ago, cut herself out of every family photo before disappearing, her father told MailOnline. read

Veteran journalist Sir Michael Parkinson believes students today would be better off following suit and learning on the ground, than chasing a ‘Mickey Mouse’ degree in media studies. read

Kaushal Gandhi, 32, of Harrow, Middlesex, desperately tried to stop the out-of-control Skoda Octavia before it crashed into a parked lorry, killing him instantly. read

A blood test and stool sample could soon become the key to weight loss. Researchers in Sydney have found that with the right information, you can tailor a diet to a specific person. read

Henry Jeffreys’ book has an interesting premise: that of all the countries that might lay claim to having the greatest influence on alcoholic refreshment, it’s probably Britain that shades it. read

Nasai Forna, 34, previously a finalist in the 2008 Top Model of Colour contest, was said to have given Lamont Gordon, 33, oral sex in Highgate, north London, but the charges were dropped. read

A woman who claims she was raped by Katie Price's stepfather in Worthing, West Sussex, told a court she tried to stop the attack by saying she could get hold of the infamous gang, the Richardsons. read

They are all synonymous with the ITV brand. So On a night designed to honour the most successful shows on the network, it made sense that they enlisted some of their biggest stars. read

Children will no longer face prosecution if they are caught ‘sexting’ as long as the naked photographs are consensual. read

Adil Manir and Mohsem Saddique were racing through the streets of Lancashire when Manir mounted the pavement at 60mph and killed Aleena Kausar as she walked along with her mother. read

Seven suspects were arrested in police raids last weekend in the cities of Strasbourg and Marseille following an eight-month investigation by security services, although two were later released. read

Mohammed Ali Ahmed, 27, and Belgian Zakaria Boufassil, 26, both from Birmingham, allegedly both handed the cash to Mohamed Abrini last year in Birmingham to fund terrorist acts. read

Celebrities are known to defy the laws of time, so why not genetics? Fourteen famous women (pictured Catherine Zeta-Jones and mum pat) are pictured next to their mothers at the same age. read

Five million higher earners will be hit by a £200 'stealth tax on Middle England' because of changes to National Insurance Contributions buried in Treasury documents. read

The OBR forecast Brexit will leave net migration 80,000 a year lower and claimed that would lead to increased Government borrowing of £5.9 billion a year by 2020/21 because of the impact on growth. read

The Chancellor said the government was treating the estimates from the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) as a 'signal' of what might happen. read

The backlash over Philip Hammond's hike in insurance tax intensified yesterday with a warning that the number of uninsured drivers could soar. read

The former chancellor, who was brutally sacked by Theresa May in July, has declared the big paydays in the Commons register. read

Andrea Leadsom, Environment Secretary, appeared happily on the despatch box this morning, brightly singing forth about the exciting possibilities of an independent Britain. read

The puzzle, created by East Sussex-born Henry Ernest Dudeney, requires you to convert a H shape of coins to an O shape in just four moves. Each coin must touch two other coins. read

Harry received an official welcome from Prime Minister Allen Chastanet and local dignitaries before inspecting a guard of honour. The prince is enjoying day five of an official Caribbean tour. read

After they were hunted to extinction in Scotland in the 16th century, it seemed that Eurasian beavers (pictured) may be destined for the same fate as the dodo. read

At a service to mark the 60th anniversary of the Duke of Edinburgh Award, Prince Edward admitted he had encouraged one participant to take up pole dancing in order to earn her badge. read

Sophie, 51, looked every inch the A-lister in a floor skimming dress as she arrived at Buck's Club in London with Prince Edward. She wore a navy suit at Westminster Abbey earlier today. read

The 30-year-old Olympic athlete beat The Late Late Show host James Corden in an epic Drop the Mic rap battle on Wednesday's show read

Several Britons, including a woman in her fifties, were among those detained by troops at an airport and forced to sleep on concrete floors without mosquito nets in searing temperatures. read

According to the Electoral Commission's register, Labour donations amounted to just over £2 million between July 1 and September 30 and of that, £1.78 million came directly from trade unions. read

The university where three students died in suspected suicides during the first weeks of term has launched a review of its mental health services. read

Records kept by two of Britain's most famous explorers early years of the last century show there has been remarkably little change in the extent of sea ice at the other end of the world. read

Gareth Williams, pictured, Barry Smith and Bonamy Grimes came up with their idea for Skyscanner over a pint in a pub in London in 2001. Now the site has 50million global users every month. read

The UK's former chief financial ombudsman has said that everyone in Britain could get £300 if he wins a £14billion lawsuit against MasterCard over card charges. read

A Royal Navy warship had to be towed back into port with 'technical issues' just two days after leaving. HMS Duncan was among a group of four NATO ships that visited Devonport at the weekend. read

Suzanne Harris, 45, from Taunton in Somerset has bravely released the image of her daughter Kayleigh just moments before she was taken to surgery to have her organs removed in France. read

Anthony Duggan, 22, has been jailed for six months after a hit-and-run crash in which he knocked down a 15-year-old girl while driving without a licence or insurance and speeding in a 20mph zone in Bristol. read

The son of disappeared Ukbek princess Gulnara Karimova has spoken from London to deny that his mother is dead. It was reported earlier this week that she had died from 'poisoning'. read

Peter Sumner's agent confirmed on Wednesday that the star has passed away. The actor worked only two days on the 1977 film, playing Lieutenant Pol Treidum. read

Trump enjoyed an al fresco dinner with his first-lady-to-be, son Barron and an unidentified couple on Wednesday evening. At one point he whispered something to Melania. read

The snooty town of Palm Beach was horrified when Donald Trump bought Mar-a-Lago: He was nouveau riche, aggressive and flamboyant. read

Obama made an impassioned plea to the American people to come together and focus on the 'ideals we share' in his final Thanksgiving address before leaving the White House. read

A team that has been assembled to give Donald Trump daily intelligence briefings since he won the election over two weeks ago has only twice met with the President-elect. read

The official county-by county of Michigan is in, and it shows President-elect Donald Trump did what he set out to do, picking off the battleground prize and winning it by nearly 11,000 votes. read

The Shasta County Sheriff's Office said on Thursday that Sherri was found bound on the side of the road by a passing motorist. She was released by her captor according to the Sheriff's Office. read

Researchers from the University of Otago, New Zealand, say 'old-fashioned activities' that are favoured by the Women's Institute may lead to an upward spiral of emotions in young adults. read

British politician and Ukip leader Nigel Farage, 52, (pictured) drank Pol Roger champagne at The Ritz in London to celebrate his 25 years campaigning to leave the EU. read

Even Oscar winners and Hollywood's red carpet darlings are embarrassed about the cringeworthy photos they posed for at their high school dances. read

Reverend Bob Marshall has been erecting signs outside the Ebenezer Baptist Chapel in Buckey, North Wales which he hopes inspires churchgoers. read

A team led by researchers at Duke University in North Carolina looked at the effects of pecking order on a group of female macaques, finding status changes affected their immune systems. read

Cassandra Barns, a London-based nutritionist, says salmon is high in B vitamins including B12, which is vital for healthy nerves and brain cells to improve function. read

Israelian scientists believe that this 'yo-yo effect' may be caused by bacteria in our guts which destroy helpful natural chemicals in our food. read

Matthew Puncher, 46, was found dead with 'self-inflicted' stab wounds at his Oxfordshire home, although another person's involvement 'could not be excluded'. read

A boy racer who killed a father of three while speeding down a bus lane has been jailed. Usman Anwar hit Parmjit Singh Karir as he crossed Barking Road in East Ham, London read

The first of the park's holiday camps was opened in 1936 by Billy Butlin in Skegness. Today, his legacy lives on as Butlin's celebrates its 80th year as an iconic British institution. read

Andrew Berry, 48, embarked on a year-long relationship with the besotted teenager after inviting her to his home. Berry was head of English at Cardinal Newman Catholic School in Hove. read

Carole Peters, 60, of Torbay, Devon, suffered head injuries and a fractured right arm when she slipped while going down an external staircase at holiday apartments in Perivolos, Santorini. read

The demand was made amid growing unease over Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's 'increasingly authoritarian regime' in the country. read

The MEP, who steps down from his party leadership role on Monday, is expected to meet the president-elect's team when he travels to Washington DC. read

No women have made the shortlist for the coveted title of hairdresser of the year at the industry awards proving her hair may be a woman’s crowning glory, but when it comes to who cuts it, it’s a man’s world. read

House prices in 12 National Parks (pictured, the New Forest) analysed by the High Street lender found they were valued at around £118,711 - 49 per cent above the average for their surrounding county. read

Swedish glamour model Pixee Fox has already had more than 100 cosmetic procedures and radical surgeries including famously having six ribs removed. read

As he recovers in hospital from exhaustion in LA, Kanye West has received some good news with the latest version of his trainer flying off shelves despite some being sold on eBay for thousands. read

Kim, 36, then headed to her sister Kylie Jenner's home in Calabasas, where her family are celebrating the holiday, adds the website. Her husband is expected to spend the next few days at the hospital. read

Four men were crossing North End Road in West Kensington when an Audi A3 driven by a 19-year-old woman hit them, leaving one in a critical condition and the others requiring hospital treatment. read

The explosive 'surprisingly modern romance' story of Doreen Bates’s long affair with her colleague, William Evans, is recorded in the remarkably frank wartime diary that is finally published this year. read

An 'Australian hero' who chased a man through a Brisbane suburb in his undies after he fell asleep at the wheel and damaged his friend's shop is a carnival worker who only drinks organic beer. read

Eye witnesses to the double stabbing at the 30,000 student Manchester College claimed the row erupted over the girlfriend of one of the teenagers at around 11am this morning. read

A French ISIS chief referred to as the 'blood judge' has reportedly been killed on the outskirts of Mosul. ISIS reportedly put its terrorists on alert to try and track down those responsible. read

George Jackow (pictured), from Aylesbury, was diagnosed with dementia and Alzheimers two years before a trip to Ayia Napa, Cyprus, which his children believed would be their last holiday as a family. read

The effects of long-term tobacco smoking on other areas such as learning and memory are less well known - but serious, warn two Northumbria University psychology researchers. read

Police are recording more shoplifting offences than at any other time in the past 13 years, official figures have revealed. read

Tina Ferchal, 44, suffered heart failure and sustained a brain injury after choking on the sandwich at her sister's wine bar in Stoke-on-Trent, with an inquest ruling her death an accident. read

Seven-year-old Hayley Brown, from Melbourne, was diagnosed with cancer in June, and has since had to undergo radiotherapy. Her dad, Andrew Brown, shared a clip of his daughter. read

The country's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has opened a lawsuit on the frozen foods giant - 45 years after it was founded. Iceland Foods has traded under its name since the 1970s. read

RAF-hopeful Billy Close was left fighting for his life when he was attacked in Newcastle and one of the attackers, James Widdowson, who walked free, has done so again for yet another crime. read

Sidney Chan (pictured) is accused of kicking Stephen Kent in the face twice and claims the victim abused him when they left the bar at London’s prestigious Imperial College. read

The live draw will no longer be shown on BBC1 as it makes the move to iPlayer in January. Audiences will be able to find out if they are millionaires by watching the show online. read

A review of the Pennine Acute Hospital NHS Trust outlines serious failings, such as Lianne Hindle, 37, who died hours after giving birth, leaving her partner Cris Barnes, 40, to look after their children. read

Nine newborns were found to be carrying the deadly superbug at the Rosie Hospital, Cambridge, during an outbreak of MRSA in August. read

Police in New York are using sand-filled trucks, radiation detectors, bomb-sniffing dogs and heavily armed officers to defend the parade, which Islamic State has called the parade an 'excellent target.' read

Charlie Kavanagh (pictured), 26, was part of a gang of armed robbers who wielded axes and machetes in a terrifying raid on a luxury watch store in London. read

Married dad-of-two Carlo Troiano, 39, left for a new life on the Costas after being sacked by his Cheshire school despite being acquitted at a 2010 trial of engaging in sexual activity with a pupil. read

A Royal Mail worker refused to accept a driving licence as identification for the collection as it had an old address on it. But the customer took matters into his own hands. read

The mother of tragic Ellie Butler, Jennie Gray, 36, has submitted a 'late application' for permission to appeal her conviction of child cruelty after her daughter was battered to death by her father, Ben. read

Improving sex education at school and teaching youngsters to respect their future partners could prevent deviant behaviour, researchers from the University of Melbourne say. read

Galina Kovalenko, 52, was ready to trade the girl from a poor family to dealers for £8,050. She agreed to sell the girl to police posing as criminal organ harvesters. read

A new bride in the Chechen capital of Grozny is pictured getting ready for her big day in her ornate dress before she is taken away to the ceremony by the groom's family members. read

Clive Bellman, 60, of Windsor, Berkshire, was punched in the face twice by his boss, John Major, after a night of drinking descended into chaos, a judge heard. read

Businessman Joe Corre, 48, pictured, said he will burn the £5million collection on Saturday 26 November, the 40th anniversary of the release of the Sex Pistols' Anarchy in the UK. read

Activist Scott Rivers, 29, (pictured) from Ivybridge in Devon, has been posing as a youngster on chat sites for years in a bid to expose sexual predators online. read

Phillip Eaglesham won his claim after catching Q Fever - also known as Helmand Fever - on a tour of Afghanistan in 2010 and suffering serious health problems including chronic fatigue and depression. read

Brian Parker, who represents Marsden on Pendle Council in Lancashire, now wants to sit as an independent. read

Philip Bennett, 58, who recorded the shocking footage on his dashcam on the M65 near Hoghton, Lancashire. and offered it to police but said they 'weren't interested'. read

Raging bushfires forced the evacuation of tens of thousands of people from parts of Israel's third city Haifa on Thursday as firefighters struggled to control blazes across the country. read

Slightly-built Aryan Patel was playing at a Megazone arena in Leicester when the teenager fell on top of him, causing a severe liver injury and major blood loss. read

Prince Harry is enjoying his time on a Royal Fleet Auxiliary tanker ship during his Caribbean tour - but a lack of phone signal means he may not be able to phone his girlfriend Meghan Markle. read

While a parking ticket was being printed by the warden on the Isle of Sheppey in Kent, the Vauxhall car accelerated towards the traffic warden and careered into him before being driven off. read

Environmental groups called for a comprehensive ban speaking at an event on Greenpeace's ship Esperanza, which is moored near Tower Bridge in London. read

If it comes into force, Muslim women in the Netherlands would be outlawed from wearing the full face veils in public places such as schools, hospitals and on public transport. read

A young mum who had a drinking problem was found dead by her daughter after accidentally drowning herself in the bath. Linda Coyne of Hertfordshire was found underwater with a bottle of white rum. read

Derek Norman, from Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, the leader of the ‘metric marauders’, has removed or altered nearly 2,000 signs that display distances in metres. read

Maddy Ghorob, 29, deom Los Angeles piled on the weight after a childhood of calorific meals. But a comment from her father convinced her to start getting in shape. read

A billionaire whose factory makes Apple products has been described as 'the Donald Trump of Taiwan'. A recent poll showed that Terry Gou, the boss of Foxconn, has a 62 per cent approval rating. read

Prince Charles has participated in a traditional celebration dance as he visited St Thomas Cathedral, a Syrian Orthodox Church, in West London today with the Archbishop. read

Dramatic footage shows the holidaymaker, thought to be British, clinging onto the railings on the second floor of a shopping mall in the beach resort of Pattaya in Thailand. read

As Iraqi troops and Kurdish peshmerga fighters close in, the ISIS leader is reportedly sleeping in tunnels under Mosul with a suicide vest after becoming increasingly paranoid. read

Rafael Pizarro, 13, jumped into the Rochdale Canal in Greater Manchester at the same time as his friends after they did a countdown, but panicked and began flailing his arms and gasping for breath. read

Chris Jones, 52, is chief executive of Welsh Water, which boasts it is a 'not for profit' company. He received bonuses totalling £336,688 on top of his £288,000 salary last year. read

Gyulchehra Bobokulova, 39, strode around the city waving the child's bloody head in the air, and threatening to blow herself up along with bystanders. read

Lawyers have applied for a group litigation order to manage the claim for misfeasance in public office against the chief constables of South Yorkshire Police and West Midlands Police. read

The Duchess of Cornwall met young patients at Southampton Children's Hospital today, as she unveiled the new look Piam Brown cancer unit following a seven month refurbishment. read

ISIS tyrant Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is thought to have executed one of his closest confidants, for fear that he would give away crucial secrets if captured in the battle for Mosul. read

The lorry rammed into the car from the side at a major junction in Istanbul, Turkey. It was travelling so fast that the car was shunted along the road into a wall. The motorist suffered multiple fractures. read

A college student who vowed to look like model Kendall Jenner lost so much weight doctors warned she might die if she took a shower. read

Researchers from the University of East Anglia and VU University in The Netherlands have warned that this trend could lead to genetic and social inequality. read

The former Home Secretary, pictured with his wife Diana, was investigated over false claims he attacked 19-year-old 'Jane' in 1967. read

Rosie Skitt was attacked by 20-year-old Charlotte Green who accused the victim of looking at her in a 'sarcastic way'. She was having after-work drinks in a Sheffield pub when she was attacked. read

 Police in West Yorkshire are urgently appealing for information after the body of a newborn baby was found in a carrier bag outside a vicarage in Leeds. read

Teenage girls known only as Tugn and Vy online tried to fit in high chairs for children, but soon found the joke was on them when they couldn't get out of the seats in a restaurant in USA. read

The huge arachnid headed right towards a screaming woman on a path. She swears as a friend films the terrifying episode in Cruce De Rio Verde. read

A strong earthquake off the Pacific Coast of Central America shook the region on Thursday, and could prompt hazardous tsunami waves. read

The study was carried out by the Centre de Recherche de la Tour du Valat in Arles, France, a research centre for the conservation of Mediterranean wetlands. read

Just six per cent of women confessed to having the same dirty habit, a survey by YouGov found. But in regards to bras, 41 per cent of women claim to wear theirs five times before washing them. read

Irene Crump and Phyllis Jones were born 25 minutes apart and went to the same schools, had the same first job at a porcelain company and live together today in Stourbridge, Worcestershire. read

Billionaire John Hargreaves (pictured) claims he was not a resident in the UK when he sold a tranche of his shares in the retail giant. read

According to industry experts, South Korea-based Samsung will bring out the newly added hue in its Galaxy S7 in time for Christmas. read

A motorist, called Joanne, was driving near the Wivenhoe Dam, west of Brisbane, when the bird of prey suddenly swooped towards her vehicle with a snake in its claws. read

There has been much renewed interest in the assassination of President John F. Kennedy and the impact it had on the First Lady as the tragedy is set to be revisited once again in the new film Jackie. read

Daniel Joventino Rumao, 21, jumped off his bike when he thought he would collide with a lamppost in Fortim, Brazil, only for his bike to hit it and send the post crashing down onto his head. read

Lidl launches a £27.99 magnum in stores today - a similar product at Majestic Wines sells for £79.99 - so we've rounded up the best Champagne bargains on shelves right now. read

Josh Newell, from America, was filmed jumping onto the toys, letting the full weight of his body fall onto the squidgy animals back first (shown). But as he lands, he lets out a yelp of pain. read

London-based product developer Barbara Ross has travelled around the world, from Vietnam to Mexico and New York, on 'food safaris' in search of the finest snacks for Marks and Spencer. read

It's the first time in two years that all 14 sluices have opened on the canal. The measure - to avoid flooding nearby villages - was a spectacular sight. The torrent of water was thanks to Hurricane Otto. read

A new video shows a man using his $699 drone to peel potatoes, chop carrots, mash potato and stir gravy for his Thanksgiving meal. He even uses the gadget to deep fry a turkey. read

It looked impossible to fit any more people on the underground train. But somehow, one by one, Tokyo commuters squeezed themselves on with some degree of skill and good humour. read

This adorable video shows the moment two panda cubs try to show themselves as fearsome members of the animal kingdom as they do battle at the Chengdu breeding centre in China. read