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Millionaire Mrs Miller, 51, says she is in danger as she also jumped to the defence of the 'disgracefully vilified' judges who will decide on her Brexit battle this week. read

Muslim convert Michael Coe attacked a boy because he took exception to the 16-year-old cuddling his teenage girlfriend in Newham, east London, in April. read

Dame Louise Casey says Ghettos have formed in areas like Bradford (pictured) because the pace and scale of immigration has been 'too much'. read

Aherne, who died from cancer aged 52 in July, did not leave a will and so her entire wealth will be inherited by her mother Maureen. The Royle Family star died in Timperley near Altrincham. read

A Russian Navy jet has crashed into the Mediterranean while operating from the aircraft carrier Admiral Kuznetsov. read

Karamat Ali dragged the 22-year-old more than 50 yards down a street after refusing to give her a lift home from a night out in Manchester. read

The picture, taken just three days before D-Day, shows the Nazi dictator congratulating SS officer Hermann Fegelein and bride Gretl Braun at a reception in Salzburg, Austria. read

Salesman Elliott Everard, 38, confronted his wife Lisa (pictured), 35, of Chepstow, South Wales, about the pictures of her wearing a white wedding gown after he saw them online. read

Lorraine Allaway, rom Skipton, North Yorkshire, was told that her husband Bob, 46, had been in a motorcycle accident as she kept vigil at her sister's deathbed. read

The 26-year-old, who gave guided tours to see Father Christmas at the tourist attraction in Kuttanen, Finland, was found dead over the weekend. read

Jamie Carlton attacked John Scott after finding him in bed naked with girlfriend Sarah Partridge at his home in Merseyside, but despite admitting wounding he was jailed for just eight months. read

A 25-year-old pregnant woman was shot dead while on stage (pictured) when she refused to dance with a drunken stranger during a wedding in Punjab, India. read

President-elect Donald Trump on Sunday defiantly rejected criticism for accepting a congratulatory phone call from the president of Taiwan, a move which angered China in the process. read

Donald Trump had not spoken to the US State Department before speaking to world leaders such as Taiwanese president Tsai Ing-wen, according to the Secretary of State John Kerry. read

Mark Tree, a member of Chelmsford Theatre Workshop, has apologised after uploading the image onto his Facebook page. read

Women aged 55 and over are the only group to have seen a rise in the divorce rate over the past decade, according to new figures. read

It is unclear whether the foreign secretary was in his four-storey, £2.3million north London property when the flooding hit. The water is at a depth of two metres in the basements of homes in Islington. read

Emily Norton, 38, died after falling off her bike and fracturing her skull and spinal column. She had tried to avoid a crash with a HGV but fell after entering a roundabout in Howden, Yorkshire. read

British TV star Ms Webster was just 15 when her running coach told her she would benefit from private lessons. He then groomed and abused her but she was too scared to report it. read

One women in six born in 1970 doesn’t have children, according to the Office for National Statistics. Not since the Twenties have figures been this high. read

Speaking anonymously via the secret-sharing website Whisper, women who have agreed to be surrogate mothers have candidly described their experiences - and the emotional aftermath. read

From the way you remove your eye makeup to the temperature of the water you wash your face with, experts reveal the bizarre ways you're unknowingly adding years to your face. read

Mother-of-one Hannah Butler, 24, captured what appears to be a dark-haired girl dressed in white huddled by a tree during a ghost walk in Hessle, East Yorkshire. read

The vote could prompt an exit from the European Union and rejection would follow results in the Brexit referendum and the U.S. presidency race in citizens turning their back on the political status quo. read

The question of whether a new law is needed is hotly contested and is the subject of a landmark case at the Supreme Court. Labour's Jeremy Corbyn has said he wants to amend any new law. read

The Government must stick to the timetable to 'create certainty and confidence' for business in the UK. 'Trade and jobs will follow,' the 200 business leaders write in the letter. read

A closely-watched index came in well above the expectations of of economists - raising the prospect of another quarter of strong growth for UK plc. read

The euro fell to its lowest point for 20 months today after the Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi said he would resign after a referendum voted against constitutional reform. read

Matt Smith, 22, a snowboarding instructor, had been taking part in a drinks party at a so-called Varsity event notorious for heavy alcohol consumption in Val Thorens, France. read

Stewart Kenny, who founded Paddy Power, slammed the terminals in a consultation response to the Irish government in 2009. read

The savage rape and murder of a 19-year-old medical student in Germany by a teenage Afghan refugee has sparked backlash against the asylum policy of Chancellor Angela Merkel. read

Scarlett, who started watching the show as a ten-year old girl, strugglerd to contain herself after beating fellow finalists Joel Dommett and Adam Thomas to the crown. read

Russel Newland, 55, from High Wycombe, was teased for looking like a pirate but defended his unique outfits of cropped jogging pants and vests saying they were all his 24stone frame could fit in. read

Greig Tonkins (pictured), the man who heroically punched a kangaroo to save his pet dog while on a pig hunting trip in New South Wales, is a zoo keeper who was on a final hunt with a dying friend. read

Britain is set to be warmer than Athens and Madrid within a few days as temperatures rise to an unseasonably warm 15C, after incoming cloud traps warmth and delivers a 25C swing by Wednesday. read

A new global rating has revealed which airlines offer the top 10 cabins in first class, business class, premium economy and economy class. Singapore airlines and Etihad scored highly. read

An 18-year-old woman has taken the Internet by storm after sharing the hilarious exchange between herself and her noisy neighbours. read

Former Masterchef star Theo Michaels has created a 500-calorie festive lunch in a mug, which contains turkey and all of the trimmings. He has shared the recipe with Femail. read

These clever tricks of the trade could save you previous minutes of your time. One video shows the best way to peel fruit, like removing mango skin with a glass. And defrost meat faster on aluminum tray. read

'The Candyman' threw his lavish annual party on the Gold Coast with three people claimed to have been rushed to hospital. There is no suggestion the people in these images have taken illegal drugs. read

Of its depleted £116 billion budget, the health service now spends 15 per cent on medications and treatments. This is 30 per cent higher than it was five years ago, figures from NHS Digital reveal. read

The parental pressure put on schools in the south have driven them to perform better, according to the Children's Commissioner for England. read

Qaser Abbas, 37, from Brierfield, Lancashire, died in the four-car pile-up early on Thursday morning. The footage of the carnage was uploaded on Facebook with the user claiming it was shot by his brother-in-law. read

The motorcyclist, who was displaying L-plates, crashed into the pedestrian as he crossed the road near Moorgate Underground station, London, at around 6pm last Wednesday. read

Logan Sellers, from Bangor, Wales, was diagnosed with rhabdomyosarcoma after a lump developed behind his eye. But his condition has become so bad that he often turns down food. read

London-based Dr David Levy, author of 'Love and Sex with Robots', has said in the future it will be common to find sex robots modelled on celebrities. read

Objectors say Manhattan Loft Gardens in Stratford, east London - which will consist of a 145-bed hotel, 250 flats and restaurants - will 'obliterate' the view of St Paul's from Richmond Park. read

This one-bedroom flat in Blantyre, Glasgow will be auctioned with a guide price of just £15,000 - less than the average cost of a car. But the ground floor flat does need to be completely refurbished. read

Fresh from the Victoria's Secret catwalk, sisters Gigi Hadid, 21, and her youngster sister Bella, 20, are now set to go head-to-head to vye for the title of International Model of the Year 2016. read

A fed-up Mumsnet user said their sons were given blue payment cards ahead of their first residential trip, while girls were given pink ones. Baffled parents called it 'tiresome' gender stereotyping. read

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: The victim was dragged to the top of a building in Maslamah City in war-torn Aleppo, Syria, having been accused of 'homosexual relations'. read

A 32-year-old French man has been ordered two years of jail time and a £30,000 fine after repeatedly visiting pro-ISIS websites. His conviction has been criticised by human rights activists. read

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe announced the historic visit two days before the 75th anniversary of the sneak attack on the US Pacific fleet in Pearl Harbor killing more than 2,400 people. read

Yew Tree Manor near Newport in Shropshire, which 67-year-old Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn once described as a 'pretty nice place to grow up in', is now on the market for £650,000. read

South Korean officials already know about four tunnels under the border between the two countries - but fear there could be as many as 16 more. read

After disappearing for more than eight months North Korea’s Kim Jong Un has been seen side by side with his wife Ri Sol Ju. read

It appears North Korean dictator Kim Jong-Un may be attempting to revive his infamous 'Hotel of Doom' - officially titled the Ryugyong Hotel. Lights were spotted illuminating the top floor. read

The bold hypothesis is based in images which are claimed to originate from Washington-based Nasa that show a small dot nearby the sun, apparently connected by a faint line. read

The fight was filmed by a driver in central London. The footage shows the men punching and kicking a topless man. Two men can also be seen squaring up to one another at the end of the clip. read

Michael Inchbald's son Courtenay argued at London's High Court that his father intended his sister's share of the will to eventually pass to him or his children when she died. read

Mother-of-three Natalie Wilson, 43, of Ajax, Ontario, has been diagnosed with breast cancer three times and had 13 reconstructive procedures - with some using cadaver tissue. read

As he completed his 15-day tour of the Caribbean, Prince Harry's girlfriend Meghan Markle was thousands of miles away in Toronto, picking up fresh flowers and tweeting photos of her dog. read

After having to fly thousands of miles to see her last boyfriend, who lived in Barbados, the lingerie tycoon, 45, is dating a superyacht-owning billionaire (pictured together). read

The murderers are said to have become friends after Peter Sutcliffe, 70, was transferred from Broadmoor to HMP Frankland in County Durham, where Ian Huntley is imprisoned. read

Carbon dating revealed that the remains discovered at medieval Beckery Chapel, near Glastonbury, Somerset were from the 5th or early 6th Century AD. Around 50 to 60 male skeletons were uncovered. read

New mother Pamela Sinclair, 33, from Glasgow, was placed in a coma as doctors battled to treat large ulcers that appeared on her body following the birth of her daughter, Mirren. read

Kirstie Allsopp shows how to make your own marble-effect Christmas crackers in 13 easy steps, in her new show, Kirstie's Handmade Christmas, which starts this week. read

The Mail has been campaigning hard for more action to be taken against those who use mobile phones while driving licences after two such offences. read

Transport minister John Hayes has ordered Highways England to look at whether average speed limits at roadworks can be 'safely' increased beyond the maximum 50mph to 60mph. read

Hannah Harry, 26, from Neath, South Wales, has Postural Orthostatic Tacychardic Syndrome, a condition which means her body cannot cope with even minor illnesses. read

Pensioner Mike Hughes, 66, (pictured) from Trevellas, Cornwall, became unwell on a shopping trip and has criticised a parking firm for fining him £200 for overstaying by six minutes. read

'I know what's going to happen to you tomorrow, but I'm the nutter?' she says as she starts her nonsensical tirade at a hooded man. The exact location of the footage is not clear. read

Renting your home our through Airbnb may be a quick way to make extra income but most home insurance policies won't give you cover. Now a new product has launched to fill the gap but is it any good? read

Researchers from the Senckenberg Museum of Natural History in Frankfurt have managed to capture footage of two tardigrades mating for the first time. read

San Diego engine firm Achates has revived an old car engine design. The design was originally inefficient and unclean, but a decade of development has ironed out the flaws. read

Having made billions from bringing iPhones, iPods and iPads to the masses, Apple is racing to bring self-driving cars to the roads and has admitted it is investing 'heavily' in the project. read

Researchers from the University of Waterloo in Canada believe the now-dry riverbed in the Wadi Faynan region of southern Jordan is thought to have been polluted by combustion of copper. read

Monday is the most dangerous day of the year to be on Britain's roads because more accidents occur on December 5 than any other day, according to a new study. read

Margaret Rhodes (shown), who died last month at 91, recalls life with her aunt, the Queen Mother: her disdain of politics, how bereft she was at Margaret’s death — and those drinking rumours. read

The Queen’s speech is one of the most predictable and repetitive television programmes of Christmas, according to an analysis done by University College London. read

Officials in charge of billions of pounds of Whitehall business grants have overseen hundreds of payments to their colleagues’ firms, the Daily Mail reveals today. read

William Stirrat was convicted in 2004 after police erroneously concluded he was running a drugs factory in Lanarkshire, near the estate where he taught both princes how to shoot. read

The earth’s most under-acknowledged resource has capacity to revive after the most severe summer droughts or frozen winters, allowing Attenborough to describe grass as ‘almost indestructible.’ read

In The Reporter Who Knew Too Much, author Mark Shaw cites new evidence to suggest that reporter Dorothy Kilgallen was murdered on November 8, 1965. read

The fight took place in broad daylight on a street in the Handsworth area of Birmingham and left brawlers with blood pouring out of their heads after rivals clashed with weapons. read

Owen, 69, covered Diana's death while working as ITV's royal correspondent. In a new interview, he reveals he thinks the late Princess of Wales wouldn't have coped in the age of mobile phones and selfies. read

Stomach crunches are great for strengthening abs at the top of your stomach, which helps with daily tasks such as getting out of bed and rising from a deep chair, says Nadya Fairweather. read

Theresa May is adamant her Christmas Day routine won’t change just because she has become Prime Minister, and she will still tune into Doctor Who and a ‘nice Agatha Christie’ TV mystery. read

Eating just 20 grams of nuts every day could reduce the chances of dying early by more than a fifth, scientists found. read

This year’s ‘pin ups’ include septuagenarians in the form of Dame Helen Mirren and Charlotte Rampling, but also the beautiful but definitely middle-aged Julianne Moore, 56. read

The UK Foreign Office (FCO) said there had been a number of 'very serious accidents' as a result of falls from balconies and popular craze 'balconing'. read

The 'pioneering' experiment in four Australian hospitals will see patients try on devices that will show them animated videos that are hoped will soothe them and help them relax. read

Noel Wilson, 58, from Milton Keynes, tours famous race tracks - including Silverstone and Brands Hatch - in his mobility scooter to set new official lap times, despite a top speed of 11mph. read

Horrifying footage has emerged from Argentina showing a child coming with inches of death after her mother helped her down onto the tracks to avoid paying, but failed to spot a train coming the other way. read

Hofer, who often carries a Glock pistol, had hoped to capitalise on the anti-establishment wave credited with delivering Brexit in Britain and sending Donald Trump to the White House. read

HMS Queen Elizabeth, the largest ever British warship, will sail through the South China Sea in 2020. Rival countries, including China and Vietnam have insisted the territory is theirs. read

Victims of the country's civil war are being left in the streets and buried in back gardens as the rebel-held Aleppo struggles to cope with the number of fatalities amid the latest offensive. read

New research has revealed how the British Isles have been hit by giant waves - including one 60ft high - at a much higher and intense frequency that previously believed. read

Artists Anthea Hamilton, Michael Dean, Helen Marten and Josephine Pryde are in the running to be named the 32nd winner of the Turner Prize at Ferens Art Gallery, in Hull, tonight. read

Star Wars director Gareth Edwards, pictured, denied Disney ordered him to reshoot key scenes of his movie which is due to be released later this month with an LA premiere on December 10. read

Bailey Yates, from Newcastle, had initially been told that his symptoms were down to a migraine. But after being rushed to hospital in pain, it was revealed he had a rare brain tumour. read

This is the first picture taken of the man who ran the doomed Oakland Ghost Ship warehouse since it burnt down in a devastating fire on Friday night, killing at least 33 people. read

Low Donkleywood Cottage in Northumberland National Park was once a pair of railway workers’ cottages that sat beside the line - and it is 23 miles to the nearest town of Hexham. read

A woman has died in Malaga after the worst rains for nearly 30 years swept through the resorts along the Costa del Sol overnight. A red weather warning was issued which has been downgraded. read

Changes in dieting convince our brains that food supplies are unreliable – and so they prepare for ‘famine’ by telling our bodies to store extra fat, much like birds fattening up before winter. read

A Qatar Airways jet made an emergency landing at a Portuguese military base in the Azores islands while en route from Washington DC to Doha after a passenger suffered a suspected heart attack. read

The Japanese automaker is testing its automated car technology (pictured) at its Oppama production in in Yokohama, near Tokyo. It hopes to use the cars throughout the plant by 2019. read

The breakup of the massive Larsen C Ice Shelf in Antarctica is getting closer and will eventually produce an iceberg the size of Delaware according to new NASA data. read

When my partner of two years asked me to marry him six months ago — and I said yes — it never occurred to me it might actually happen, writes LUCY CAVENDISH. read

German Shepherd Theo chomped through a cat flap on the door after panicking when he got stuck in the kitchen at his family home in Mossley, Greater Manchester. read

Donald Trump was not pleased with Alec Baldwin's portrayal of him on Saturday Night Live after the show lampooned his use of Twitter. Trump took to his favorite medium to slam the sketch. read

Dom Hollinshead, of Billingham, Teesside, used skills he learned in school from St John Ambulance after the snack got stuck in his mother Lisa’s airway while she was watching TV alone. read

The 35-year-old, who is currently dating the British royal, shared her daily food diary and favourite meals with Delish.com - and her attitude to food is surprisingly laidback. read

There are gifts here for every budget, from under £25, over £25, over £50 and over £100 for the true foodie in your life. Prices range for £4.99 for personalised Marmite to £1,900 for whiskey. read

A Melbourne nutritionist has devulged her secrets for the drinks most likely to cause a hangover, and which are the kindest to your head and belly the day after. read

Female dementia patients (stock photograph) are seen less frequently by their GPs than men, are not given the same checks and tests, and are more regularly given sedative drugs to control behaviour. read

A snake in Missouri used to catch rodents accidentally swallowed a doorknob a family had laid down as a 'dummy egg'. The creature has since recovered and has the nickname 'Doorknob'. read

Police say an 18-year-old woman has been charged with assault and damage to property, while two men, aged 18 and 47, have also been charged with fighting in a public place after the brawl in Adelaide. read

At 60 it is common for the breasts to significantly drop, and this usually requires corrective surgery. A breast lift can lift the breast by a number of centimetres. read

The explanation was posted on Apple's Chinese site and reveals the cause of iPhone 6s handsets shutting down unexpectedly was a flawed battery component. The problem appears to be global. read

Lorna Hayden, 34, is currently locked in a High Court battle with Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust, in Kent, after she suffered a pro-lapsed neck disc while lifting a patient, in 2007. read

Marina Amaral, 21, from Brazil, chose well known historical figures and used detailed research to ensure original colours were represented. read

Robert Chote, the head of the Office for Budget Responsibility, has been a thorn in the Government’s side over Brexit. In 1989, he ran as a candidate in the Hampshire county council elections. read

It is alleged the Manchester United manager's advisers helped him avoid paying tax on earnings from the use of his image rights - which has been strongly denied. read

The embarrassing incident was similar to one involving his Labour shadow Emily Thornberry who got into a row over Murnaghan after being asked to name a French minister. read

The Foreign Secretary risked a clash with Prime Minister Theresa May over the issue as she has made clear she opposes the idea. read

Two Siberian tigers fight for the affection of a female tiger in Orsa-Björn Park in central Sweden. The tigers were once populous across Asia but poaching has severely endangered them. read

Dog owners have been sharing pictures of their pets causing mischief, from getting tangled up in the fairy lights to chewing the decorations and leaving 'presents' on the carpet. read

The Rolls-Royce Phantom I, built in 1926 for the American businessman Clarence Gasque as a gift for his wife Maude, was one of the star lots at Bonhams Bond Street Sale in London yesterday. read

With sometimes just hours to pack before having to flee their war-torn homes in Syria, these young children grabbed their most prized possessions to cling on to some semblance of normal life. read

Thousands of Post Office workers are planning to cause chaos at Christmas with a five-day strike. Members of the CWU plan to walk out on December 19, 20, 22, 23 and 24. read

Concrete is making a comeback as a chic interior design material - John Lewis sells concrete lamp stands while Selfridges is launching its concrete range, including a £1,000 coffee machine. read

Some styles are never, ever going to work for certain physiques, and today’s subject — the merits and demerits of oversized clothes — is one of them. read

Attempts to remove the Algerian have been thwarted after an appeals panel ruled in his favour. Amber Rudd (pictured), the Home Secretary, must now consider what options she has left. read

Restaurants routinely hike up the prices of their cheaper wines by up to 500 per cent, selling £5 bottles of wine for more than five times that amount - and they are squeezing profits out of frugal diners. read

The man was driving up a rural road in China when part of the route collapsed. And as footage of the incident showed, the man took a leap of faith in the nick of time. read

Cuban President Raul Castro placed a cedar box containing Fidel Castro's cremated remains in a niche in a large granite boulder on Sunday in a ceremony at the Santa Ifigenia Cemetery in Cuba. read

FEMAIL reveals the cut, and accessories, to flatter your body shape and pull together a perfect Christmas party outfit. These styles are for busty, boyish and pear shaped women. read

A coal truck driver in China makes a life-or-death decision in this petrifying video. As he crosses the railway tracks, his vehicle stops, and he jumps at the last second as a train collides with his vehicle. read

Former politician Ed Balls, 49, appeared on the Channel 4 weekend cookery show Sunday Brunch to showcase his dance skills. read

The bird of prey picked up a tennis ball with its talons and lifted it into the air in a stunning display at Ivinghoe Beacon on the Chilterns, in Buckinghamshire. read

Bald women have been sharing selfies on social media as part of the #baldandbadchallenge, thought to have started in the US. Cancer survivors are among thousands to take part so far. read

Lucy Mae, 26, from Castleford, West Yorkshire, spent her life being labelled 'the big twin' and saw her weight soar to almost 15 stone but she has since overhauled her diet and lifestyle. read

Paul Gregg, who worked for Boeing for 34 years, has designed and built the rides at his Seattle home and uploaded a video of two of the youngsters testing one of them out. read

Looking at the outside of buildings, animals, or vehicles does not usually reveal much about their internal structures and functions, but these pictures allow the reader to see inside them. read

The woman, who looked rather happy considering the weather, can be seen talking to the camera during windy conditions in Sochi. She shouts out as a wave approaches, before being taken out. read

Emergency services were called to a fire at a hazardous waste plant in Prescot, Merseyside, early today. The plumes could be seen as far as 15 miles away. read

Photographer Pierre Poilloux spotted two meerkats on a game ranch in the Kalahari Desert in Namibia, southern Africa. As he lay down to snap them, one of the animals inquisitively approached. read

This video was made by two-time Dutch champion B-Art Beatbox showing him trying to get his niece to copy him as he spits out rhythms. read