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Huddersfield man shot dead by police on sliproad to the M62

Family and friends say Yasser Yaqub, 28, who has a young daughter, was gunned down by police marksmen on the M62 near Huddersfield at 6pm last night. read


Nursery worker jailed for sexual abuse forced to move after neighbours discover her identity

Tracy Lyons, 46, was seen packing up her things and leaving her Southampton home in a taxi after neighbours learned she was previously jailed for sexually abusing a young boy. read


Britain's ambassador to the EU QUITS - just weeks before Theresa May is set to start Brexit talks 

Sir Ivan Rogers, pictured right with Chancellor Philip Hammond, told staff today that he will be stepping down from his post early, despite his role being crucial in Britain's departure from the EU. read


Conspiracy theorist claims mysterious planet Nibiru will smash into Earth

Wisconsin-based David Meade, author of the book 'Planet X – The 2017 Arrival', believes a star, which he calls 'a binary twin of our sun' is coming 'at us towards the south pole'. read


British soldier killed in mysterious Iraq incident became a father just 3 months ago

Lance Corporal Scott Hetherington (pictured) died following an 'incident' at a base in Taji, north of Baghdad. read


Quiz reveals if you are a narcissist

The Narcissistic Personality Inventory test, contains 40 questions involving body image and attitudes to power. A score of higher than 17 reveals narcissistic traits. read


Pointless contestant death stares her friend after incredible quiz show fail 

The hilarious moment, involving students Sarah and Mariam, was broadcast on BBC One yesterday. Sarah was tasked with coming up with the name of a country that ended in two consonants. read


Single speed camera on a 30mph stretch of road fines motorists £1.5m in just 6 months

The device installed last April on the North Circular Road in Ealing, West London, is the capital's most prolific camera and is behind a third of all tickets issued in the city. read


Paralympian forced to urinate in her clothes as train had no working disabled toilets

British wheelchair racer Anne Wafula Strike, who cannot use her legs, had been travelling home to Harlow in Essex from a meeting in Coventry when she needed to use the toilet on the train. read


Police rule out murder after British couple were found hanged in Cambodia with their hands and feet bound together after marrying on Christmas Day

The couple have been named as Robert Wells, 36, from Sunderland, and his wife Imogen Goldie, 28, from Camberwell, south London. read


Northampton who beat his baby daughter blamed the abuse on a 'ghost-like' alter ego

Rocky Uzzell, 29, from Kettering, Northamptonshire, said a 'ghost-like person' that has 'taken control of his body since he was a child' had tried to 'get rid' of five-week-old baby Isabelle. read


Manchester nightclub accused of 'mocking' a Hindu god on a poster for a themed party 

Elrow - a Barcelona club which takes events around the world - has been forced to apologise for the way it has promoted the Indian themed night in Manchester. read


Indian minister blames 'western dress' for sex attacks

A mob allegedly carried out a string of sex attacks during celebrations in the Indian city of Bangalore with one minister saying the attacks were 'a consequence of women wearing western clothing.' read


President Duterte's bloody war on drugs has claimed 6k lives in 6 months

Philippines president Rodrigo Duterte has vowed to rid the country of drug pushers and addicts and has mounted a brutal six month crackdown saying it was a matter of national security. read


London mother found pictures of hanging bodies before her son killed himself

Arthur Stephenson, 18, was attacked by teenagers in a park in London aged just five years old and the incident turned him into an 'anxious and introverted' child, according to his mother Jacqueline. read


Ex-boyfriend of Adam Johnson's sister boasts on Facebook as he is freed from prison early

Steven Knox, 30, from Sunderland, was jailed in November last year for posting pictures on Facebook identifying the girl, who was just 15 when she was sexually touched by Johnson in his car. read


We reveal 25 PAIN-FREE ways to boost your health in 2017

Terrible at keeping your New Year resolutions? Start small. Researchers at Glasgow University recommend switching to Chilean wine, for instance, as it contains more health-promoting compounds. read


Texas University experts say good health depends on exercise and lean food

New Year hopes of getting thinner should be about improving health and not just losing weight, scientists have warned. read


Welsh man buys a field then digs it up to discover a lost medieval city

Stuart Wilson, 37, bought the 4.6 acre plot of land, convinced there were secrets hidden below the soil. Twelve years later, he discovered the ancient town of Trellech, South Wales. read


Detectives take over investigation into British woman's death in Melbourne strip club

Homicide detectives have joined an investigation into the death of Stacey Tierney, a 29-year-old British exotic dancer, whose body was found slumped over in a Melbourne strip club. read


Luisa Zissman pays emotional tribute after her best friend dies of cancer

Luisa Zissman, 29, paid an emotional tribute to her best friend of nine years Michelle, after she died of cancer on Monday. read


CHRISTOPHER STEVENS reviews ITV's new wartime blockbuster The Hamilton

The Halcyon is Forties intrigue and romance – a love story in the tradition of Casablanca, a wartime adventure in the style of Dame Barbara Cartland, writes CHRISTOPHER STEVENS. read


EastEnders fans blast officer's errors as she investigates Ronnie and Roxy's deaths

The way the police detective in EastEnders handled Roxy and Ronnie's deaths were apparently littered with mistakes according to unimpressed viewers of the BBC soap. read


Hampshire commuter develops complex equation to halve the cost of your train ticket

EXCLUSIVE: Andy Horton, 22, spent an hour trying to calculate the cheapest way of travelling from his home in Hampshire to his 23-year-old girlfriend Lucinda in Devon. read


WhatsApp hackers are sending corrupt Excel files that can steal your bank details

So far the cyber criminals have targetted WhatsApp users in India, sending files disguised as coming from organisations like the National Defence Academy (NDA) or the National Investigation Agency (NIA). read


The six things that will ruin your relationship

From assuming they are perfect to avoiding serious conversations, there are many things we can be blind to in the blissful early days of a new relationship. FEMAIL rounds up the mistakes to avoid read


The four EASIEST kitchen hacks that will change your life

FoodLifeHacks on Youtube has come up with four very simple tips for home cooking. Use up all the honey in the jar by heating up the contents in hot water inside the sealed jar. read


Reddit users reveal what they get up to when no one is watching

From pretending you're in a TV show to acting out imaginary arguments and crawling up the stairs on all fours, people have revealed what they get up to when no one is watching. read


Christmas clear-up still to begin as councils skip bin collections

Following a festive with five Bank Holidays, councils have skipped the usual bin rounds meaning rubbish bags have spilled out onto the streets in cities including Birmingham and Bristol. read


LITTLEJOHN: We don't want Left-wing bigots deciding what you can read in your paper 

Still blaming papers like the Mail for swinging the Brexit vote in favour of Leave, many at Westminster yearn to bring Fleet Street to heel, writes RICHARD LITTLEJOHN. read


Max Mosley insists plans to force newspapers to pay opponents' legal costs 'extremely fair'

The former motor racing boss Max Mosley, pictured, is hoping the Government will approve Impress, which is almost entirely reliant on his millions, as the new state-backed press regulator. read


Pakistani families queue for UK's £1bn foreign aid cashpoint

British taxpayers are funding a scheme that is lavishing £300million on around 235,000 families in Pakistan to help them with their incomes - despite it being known to be dogged by corruption. read


Russia and Philippines plan ‘war games’ as two of Putin’s ships make a rare stop in Manila following President Rodrigo Duterte's decision to shun the United States 

The country has formerly held dozens of exercises each year alongside the US military, but these have been put on hold by Duterte, who took office in June. read


Wife of Istanbul terror suspect had 'no idea' he was an ISIS sympathiser

Turkish police reportedly released a statement made by the suspect's wife, who said she only found out about the Istanbul nightclub atrocity when reports emerged on television. read


Lebanese student killed in Istanbul nightclub massacre 'predicted her own death' in Facebook post before travelling to Turkey

Rita Chami was killed when an ISIS gunman went on the rampage at the upmarket Reina nightclub in Istanbul, Turkey on New Year's Eve. read


Turkey nightclub shooting victims pictured as ISIS claims responsibility

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: The bodies of revellers slaughtered by an ISIS gunman can be seen piled up on the floor of the exclusive venue in Istanbul as police examine the scene. read


Incredible moment a two-year-old Utah boy saves his twin brother from being crushed beneath a fallen dresser

Heroes come in all shapes and sizes - including extra small, as two-year-old Utah boy Brock Shoff discovered when his twin brother Bowdy rescued him from beneath a fallen dresser in their bedroom. read


Action For Rail launch protests after train ticket prices rose by 2.3%

Campaigners Action For Rail organised the day of action after the average increase came into force - and held demonstrations at train stations in London, Birmingham, Manchester and Glasgow. read


Wigan Borough Council spent £9k investigating an internal dispute over swearing

Wigan Borough Council paid Iain McArthur £108 an hour for 20 hours work to settle the row between elected representatives Bob Brierley (pictured) and Stephen Murphy. read


Poorly Just Eat customer makes a cheeky request with her online takeaway order

When Fiona Cuffe was ill and feeling too poorly to go outside, she found a novel way to get medicine delivered to her Belfast home. read


Canadian man who has yellow goop growing on back for 30 YEARS is finally squeezed

The patient from Kelowna, Canada, kneels down to reveal a lump on his back the size of a ping pong ball - that has been growing for 30 years. And, as expected, removing it was no clean affair. read


Celebrity Big Brother 'confirmed' line-up leaked

Celebrity Big Brother is back once again for it's winter run, a few months after Stephen Bear took home the reigning winner's title last summer. read


Mayhem at airports as immigration system inexplicably crashes - causing huge lines and hours of disruption on one of the busiest travel days of the year - but officials dismiss suggestion of hacking

On one of the busiest travel days of the year, many airplane passengers were trapped in hours-long lines because of a nationwide customs computer outage. read


Transformation of Bosnian boy with facial deformity thanks to British soldier

EXCLUSIVE: Wayne Ingram, 46, collected an incredible £140,000 for Stefan Savic's surgery and after five operations, the Bosnian boy has completed an incredible full recovery. read


Women are more attracted to men with beautiful girlfriends

New research from Texas Christian University found that men with girlfriends are seen by single women as more intelligent, humorous, and trustworthy than single men. read


Iknowwhatyoudownload.com lets your friends see what you've downloaded for 24 hours

The website, whose creators are based in Russia, will provide you with a list of downloads for 24 hours, but will only work if the person you're spying on uses a torrent (stock image). read


Lily Allen sparks outrage in heated Twitter row with ex-EDL leader Tommy Robinson

The singer - who caused controversy last year when she 'apologised on behalf' of Britain during a trip to the migrant camp in Calais - made the comments during a Twitter row with Tommy Robinson. read


UK Weather to remain icy as commuters return to work on dangerous roads

Temperatures all over the country fell to sub-zero overnight (pictured, Richmond Park), while the Met Office warned it is likely to get colder throughout the month. read


United Airlines employee found trapped in plane's baggage hold on a flight to Virginia

A United Airlines baggage handler was found in the cargo hold of the United Express Flight 6060 on Sunday afternoon when the plane landed at Washington Dulles International Airport. read


Bournemouth woman kicked and scratched a sex attacker who tried to rape her in a car park

Detectives said she 'put up a hell of a fight' as she was attacked in a park in Bournemouth and although she was sexually assaulted, she foiled the man's attempts to rape her. read


Manchester United fan, 64, dies after collapsing during victory at West Ham's London Stadium

A 64-year-old Manchester United fan has died after collapsing during their victory over West Ham. Tributes poured in on social media on Tuesday morning read


So what DID happen the night George Michael died?

The mystery surrounding George Michael's last moments has deepened over recent days following his death on Christmas Day. Here we examine the questions still surrounding the singer's death. read


George Michael's boyfriend Fadi Fawaz is accused of being 'a leech' by friends

Friends of the Wham! star claim Fadi and Michael had already been 'estranged' for 18 months when the hairdresser found him dead at home in Goring-on-Thames on Christmas Day. read


Mother reveals that George Michael paid £15k for her to have IVF

Jo Maidment had her daughter Betsy in 2012 thanks to eggs frozen during IVF treatment paid for by George Michael. He anonymously donated the money after seeing her on This Morning in 2010. read


Officials did not believe a dingo killed Azaria at Uluru

Authorities didn't believe a dingo stole Lindy Chamberlain's baby daughter in the Australian outback, but they didn't believe the mother should have gone to jail for murder, it's been revealed. read


YouTube time-lapse video shows man's recovery after being glassed in the face

Footage of a man's defiant recovery from violent crime in Dublin, 2011, has become an internet smash-hit - four years after the fact. read


Hilarious optical illusion pictures will make you do a double-take

This collection of optical illusion photographs, posted to Imgur, will leave you scratching your heads trying to discover what's wrong with them, from a two-headed dog to a conjoined cat. read


Kate Middleton commended by Royal Photographic Society for portraits

The Duchess of Cambridge has been given an honorary lifetime membership in recognition of her ‘talent and enthusiasm’ for photography. read


Kate Middleton's photography honour leaves some people disgruntled

Whilst Kate, 34, is said to be 'very pleased' with the accolade, it seems some of the British public are not as impressed. read


2 women compare 10 virtual matches with real-life encounters

Dating expert Hayley Quinn, 30, took to the streets of Soho in London for her social experiment. She and her friend found that socialising in real life made for the best connections. read


Skyscanner reveals 5 ways to fly business class at economy prices

Many travellers dream about flying business class for the price of an economy ticket. Travel site Skyscanner has five simple tips, and that could mean flying from Sydney to Singapore for $500. read


5 drinkers gave up alcohol for Dry January reveal their astonishing results

Around 20 per cent of drinkers will develop liver problems that could prove fatal. Professor Kevin Moore of the Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust says alcohol can also disrupt your sleep. read


Terror suspect linked to Osama bin Laden is given the right to stay in Britain

A judge overruled the Government’s 21-year battle to deport the Algerian man, known only as ‘G’, ruling that the ongoing threat of deportation was breaching his human rights. read


Jeremy Kyle-style talk show banned at female prison

Inmates at HMP Eastwood Park in Gloucestershire had already been writing scripts for the past two months after the suggestion was raised by a prison officer. read


Vietnam surgeons remove rusty pair of 6-inch scissors from a man’s abdomen

Vietnamese man Ma Van Nhat, now 54, underwent surgery in 1998 after a car accident, and carried on his life oblivious to the huge medical mistake. read


Torquay girl banned from Cubs troop for being female

Eloise Bemand-Wright, from Torquay, was told she could not join in with sleepovers because she could not go in a tent with the young men who help out, her mother Jane claims. read


Only introverts can see the very hard-to-spot objects in these images

There are four images that also contain concealed objects - and the site maintain that only introverts can see them. read


Hilarious photos show men getting creative with their chest hair

Men are getting arty with their chest hair, buzzing designs onto their upper torsos. In new photos, the craze for manscaping is writ large with popular designs including bikini tops, cats and love hearts. read


Britons moan about going #backtowork after a 17-day Christmas break

Britons encouraged each other to 'pick yourself up and get on with it' while others suggested they could 'do with another week off work to recover' as many people returned to work after 17 days off. read


Manchester schoolgirl was raped after being dragged off a street by a man in a balaclava 

The 12-year-old said she was in Chapel Street in Levenshulme, near to the Horseshoe pub, pictured, between 4pm and 4.30pm when she was grabbed from behind and dragged into an alleyway. read


Kent pram race contestant dies in hospital after falling from his cart

The 52-year-old victim, named locally as Francis O'Sullivan, was airlifted to a specialist head injuries unit at Kings College Hospital but died this morning. read


PIERS MORGAN: The game's over Mr President - and your team lost. End your Trump temper tantrum and show some dignity 

Obama’s spent the past few weeks charging around like a guy who’s watching the clock tick down and is desperate to snatch some semblance of victory from the jaws of a humiliating defeat. read


The First Family return from Hawaii for Obama's last two weeks in the White House

The Obamas departed Hawaii around 10pm on Sunday and arrived Monday at Andrews Air Force Base in Maryland. Obama spent his last day on the island visiting his grandfather's grave. read


White House staff prepare for moving day Obamas move out and Trumps move in

Staffers have just six hours to move Barack Obama and his family's belongings out onto trucks on the South Lawn, and move Trump's items inside from trucks on the other side of the driveway. read


US officials discover MORE Russian cyberattacks over the past few days in the wake of revelations over election hacking 

James Woolsey, an adviser to Trump on national security issues, believes the Russians were involved in hacking into US computers in order to influence the outcome of the election. read


Julian Assange says he is '1,000% confident' Russia was not the source for hacked emails

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has said Barack Obama is 'trying to delegitimize the Trump administration' by claiming the Russian government hacked Democrats' emails. read


Angelina Jolie takes daughter Vivienne for ice cream as she enjoys holiday

The actress, 41, and her sweet eight-year-old looked the picture perfect duo in matching ski wear as they headed out hand-in-hand to indulge in the tasty treat. read


What the colour of your phlegm says about your health

Yellow mucus that has a thick consistency and is quite dark, may mean you have a viral or bacterial infection, explains Guernsey-based GP Dr Sarah Brewer. read


London driver's mobile phone 'melts' in his hand when he is caught using it at the wheel

The stunned driver was using his phone in a traffic jam in central London when he was caught by the cyclist, but rather than own up to it he simply dropped the phone to the floor. read


How to beat the cough that is plaguing Queen Elizabeth and the rest of Britain

She’s rarely taken a day off sick, yet the Queen had to delay her trip to Sandringham for the Royal Family’s Christmas gathering, and was still too unwell to attend church on New Year’s Day. read


Will you make a fortune in 2017? There's turbulence ahead but thanks to a rare planetary alignment we can all end up richer, says OSCAR CAINER 

We're due to have a transformative and life-changing year thanks to a series of historic movements from Jupiter and Uranus, writes OSCAR CAINER. read


Military Diet claims to help you drop a dress size in a week

The Military Diet claims to help you lose 10 pounds (4.5 kilos) in a week, by consuming around 1000 calories on three days of the week. Khloe Kardashian has reportedly tried it. read


Former Cosmopolitan editor questions the stars' latest trend of showing rear

Leading the charge has been model Suki Waterhouse — at least, we assume it's her, as her face rarely makes it into view — posting pictures of her peachy bottom as she strolls in Barbados. read


California kidnap victim wrongly dubbed 'Gone Girl' copycat reveals daily cyber-bullying

Denise Huskins who the Vallejo, California police department wrongly accused of faking her own kidnapping has revealed she still receives cruel messages online. read


Houston partygoers spot a UFO hovering above their house during New Year's celebrations 

Two videos of the unidentified object hovering in the sky above houses in Houston, Texas, have now emerged online and sent social media users into a frenzy after amassing millions of views. read


Elephant strikes a delicate yoga pose as he reaches for food in Zimbabwe 

The photographs were snapped by singer Ana Zinger, from Brazil, who said: 'They look like they're doing yoga, they must be very smart. I was just in awe of them - even I'm not that flexible!' read


Orkney Islands 'seeks independence from Scotland' after Brexit vote

Islanders on Orkney are considering their options after the Brexit vote - including breaking free from Scotland and the UK to become independent. read


Thailand crocodile snaps his keeper’s arm in half as feeding time performance goes wrong 

Sumet Thongkhammuan was entertaining crowds on Nakhon Sawan at the Bung Boraphet Show of Crocodiles when one of the massive beasts clamped its jaws around his arm. read


Historian's remarkable collection of 700 toy cars sells for an incredible £100,000

Anders Clausager, 67, from Birmingham, has amassed so many toy cars over the past 60 years that an auctioneer held an individual auction to offload them and made double the estimate. read


Want to go into old age with your head held high? Just follow our expert's tips

In this important new series, Dr Muir Gray reveals that if you look after yourself in middle age, it will help you stay fit and well when you’re old. Today, he tackles good posture and exercise. read


How chillies can 'help destroy cancer cells by making them self-destruct'

They say you are what you eat. And, according to experts, that's partially true when it comes to chillies, which can help battle cancer cells. read


Middlesbrough sports coach was locked away after being wrongly diagnosed with mental illness

Jennifer McEvoy, 26, of Middlesbrough, was sectioned in an eating disorders unit for three months after a rare condition that caused her to vomit was misdiagnosed as bulimia. read


Diet author Gary Taubes reveals how smallest amount can trigger health problems

In the past 30 years obesity rates have doubled, along with the rise of diabetes. Dietary author Gary Taubes from New York blames our sugar intake, and how it affects our bodies. read


Hong Kong's former leader pleads not guilty to bribery at his corruption trial

Donald Tsang, 72, former chief executive of Hong Kong is facing 21 years in prison if he is found guilty of three bribery charges. Mr Tsang said he will clear his name during the expected 20-day trial. read


Brave 20-month-old boy munches through his favourite PORK PIES to help him recover from second serious heart operation

Bobby Baldwin, one, from Wigan, is on the road to recovery from a second serious heart operation - thanks to his love of pork pies. read


Italian priest 'pimped out up to 15 lovers and took them to a swingers' resort in France' 

Fr Andrea Contin, pictured, is also accused of making home made pornographic videos and hiding the movies in plain sight by placing them in boxes featuring the names of various popes. read


ROBERT HARDMAN: Why EU's hypocrite-in-chief is prime example of hubris that could tear it apart 

If the member states of the European Union had not appointed Jean-Claude Juncker (pictured) to run the European Commission in 2014, Brexit might very well not have happened. read


Harrods restaurant staff protest losing £5,000 a year as store does not pass on tips

Workers at Harrods' 16 restaurants and cafes have launched an attack on their bosses, claiming that the company keeps up to 75 per cent of the service charge on each bill. read


Number of fatal accidents in 2016 down on previous years

There were seven fatal and 64 non-fatal accidents on civil passenger airliners. The largest number of fatalities happened in November when a LaMia jet crashed in Colombia, killing 71. read


Bellshill premature twins were saved after a sandwich bag kept them warm

The parents of fragile newborn twins from North Lanarkshire have revealed how bubble wrap and a sandwich bag saved their children's lives. read


Sherlock viewers notice blunder as return draws in best audience of New Year's Day

With an audience of 8.1million, the BBC One programme was never going to be far from critique, in particular one especially hard-to-spot blunder in a scene featuring Dr Watson. read


LA is hit by a swarm of 250 small earthquakes as Oklahoma suffers 3 larger tremors

A flurry of earthquakes struck the end of the Brawley Seismic Zone, which is described as an active region where tectonic plates are moving and the Earth's crust is getting stretched out. read


Japanese Samurai may have been secret Christians who hid religious codes

The deadly ancient warriors were banned from following religions after feudal Japan introduced strict anti-Christian measures in the 16th century. read


Couple who brough Danish shop Tiger to the UK in 2005 sell their stake for millions

Philip and Emma Bier, who opened the first shop in Basingstoke back in 2005, have sold their stake in the company - and received a 'multimillion-pound windfall'. read


National Geographic reveals the world's most romantic places

A new book from National Geographic has revealed spellbinding locations to visit with your loved one including trips to the London Eye and Yunan Province in China. read


Adorable footage of Polar Bears seeing snow for the first time will make your heart melt

From a giant panda in China to a cat in Japan, MailOnline Travel has rounded up a hilarious video collection of animals witnessing their first snowfall - with wildly differing reactions. read


Germany to fast-track deportation of failed asylum seekers

Interior minister Thomas de Maizière (pictured) said the government needs 'more powers' to get failed asylum seekers on planes more quickly. read


Finland to give a guaranteed £12k a year to 2,000 randomly-selected residents

Finland has become the first country in Europe to hand out a guaranteed 560 Euros (£476) a month to 2,000 randomly-selected citizens regardless of their employment status. read


Woman wrongly branded a prostitute when neighbour shows pictures of her naked

Alison Ramsden, 46, from Llithfaen, North West Wales was the victim of a vile revenge campaign led by her neighbour Erika Benedikta, after the pair fell out over a dog. read


What 2017 means for YOUR love life with a thrilling alignment between Jupiter and Uranus

The year ahead is coloured by the planets Jupiter and Uranus. Their dance through the sky weaves magic and adventure, exploration and change. read


Heavy smog blankets part of China as locals still dance the Viennese Waltz in Fuyang

Despite heavy smog blanketing northern and central China on Monday people in Fuyang, in the Anhui province took to the streets, donning face masks to dance. read


Cardinal voices outrage after a McDonald's store opens near the Vatican

The new McDonalds branch - dubbed McVatican - has opened in Rome just 100 yards from St Peter's Square and the ancient basilica despite angry protests from some cardinals. read


Arkansas father of woman who died on Facebook Live slams friends for not helping

The father of Keiana Herndon, the young woman who died while broadcasting on Facebook Live in Arkansas, has blasted his daughter's friends who watched and did nothing to help. read


Obese woman drops 6 dress sizes after realising she looked like Princess Fiona

June, from Nairn, Scotland, was horrified when she saw snaps of herself on a spa day during a girls' holiday where she was convinced she looked like the ogre princess from Shrek. read


Hastings man who died at a seaside resort pictured as 5 suspects are bailed

Dan Dawson died after falling through the corrugated plastic ceiling of a kitchen annexe in Hastings, East Sussex, just after 4.45am on January 1 and five residents of the block were arrested. read


Awkward Family Photos show off most cringeworthy engagement photos

This collection, compiled by Awkward Family Photos, have been shared over 67,000 times on social media and have gone viral - but probably not for the reason that the couples intended. read


Karen Danczuk reveals how her brother's sex attacks left her seeking 'approval' on Twitter

In her first interview since her brother, Michael Burke, 38, was convicted of sex crimes against her and two other women, 33-year-old Danczuk told Good Morning Britain that she no longer felt angry. read


'Tiny Gentle Asians' Instagram account posts nothing but images of cute chubby babies

The Tiny Gentle Asians account has 55,000 followers including stars. Creator Mel Kenny, a Thai Australian, mostly reposts photos of cute babies and makes up captions from their points of view. read


Walruses use seabirds as TOYS and play with carcasses they find on the water

A study of wild walruses in the Chukchi Sea revealed they sneak up on floating seabirds to scare them away, attempt to slash them with tusks, and even use carcasses for ‘drop-catch’ games. read


Thailand man who lost half in head in brutal attack reveals he has lost everything since

Loong Jamlong was attacked by a group of men who repeatedly stamped on his head and left him for dead near his home in Bangkok in Thailand. read


Samsung unveils three new Galaxy A phones

Samsung revealed three new handsets for its Galaxy A lineup. The series includes the Galaxy A3, Galaxy A55 and Galaxy A7,all are water and dust resistant.. Pre-orders start Jan. 20. read


Toddler thinks he has the power to control the airport doors 

The hilarious video - filmed at an airport in an unknown location - shows a toddler who has not quite grasped the concept of automatic doors thinking he is using magic to push them open from afar. read


Internet sleuth claims he can prove coin operated toilet on Reddit is a fake

A Melbourne tenant's claim about his landlord installing a coin-slot may be a hoax. One skeptic has gone to the trouble of debunking the story, showing how it resembles something in a laundry. read


PICTURED: The quaint English village being built in Sydney's Centennial Park where Margot Robbie and Rose Byrne will film Beatrix Potter's Peter Rabbit

Sydney's Centennial Park is being turned into a fairy tale wonderland as Margot Robbie and Rose Byrne prepare to 'move in' to shoot the new Peter Rabbit film. read


Nigel Farage aide facing 20 years after admitting posing as a money launderer

Nigel Farage distanced himself from George Cottrell, pictured together, after he admitted telling drug traffickers he could launder up to £122,000 a month through the Internet with complete anonymity. read


Tatler reveals the most pretentious names of the year

From Debonaire and Figgy for little girls to Euripides and Prince for boys, the extensive list is ideal for parents hoping to raise their children like a royal. read


Crow swoops in and steals tourist’s passport from Estonian border officials 

A tourist found himself stranded at a checkpoint in the Russian town of Ivangorod, on the border with Estonia, after a crow snatched his passport - leaving him unable to continue his journey. read


Animal Aid Unlimited save Indian dog’s life by removing abscess the size of a balloon

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT - Mango was taken in off the streets of India by a local charity, Animal Aid Unlimited, with a huge lump growing under his chin. read


Celebrity artists who tattooed Kylie and Kendall Jenner predict the hottest trends of 2017

From adorable inkings on the hip to hyper-realistic tattoos of everything from flowers to famous faces, two celebrity tattooists in the US have given their predictions for what will be hot in 2017 read


Tina Moore speaks out about her late ex-husband Bobby's affair

Tina Moore, the former wife of late England football captain Bobby, has revealed she was still in love with him 10 years after they split - and that his treatment by the FA was 'outrageous'. read


Chinese school tells pupils to wear newspapers over their heads to stop them copying

Pupils from a middle school in Chuzhou, China, were told to wear newspapers around their heads. The school claimed the teachers were helping pupils deal with exam stress. read


Britons spend six times more on rail fares than Europeans do

A study by Action For Rail found UK workers will spend an average of 14 per cent of their income on a monthly season ticket in some parts of the country, after higher fares kicked in. read


Video reveals howtsunami could wipe out the ENTIRE east coast of the US

The Earth has experienced a handful of 'mega tsunamis,' and the most famous may be the event that wiped out the dinosaurs – the asteroid generated a wave up to 3.1 miles high. read


Crown Princess Mary joins Danish royals at the nation's New Year's Diplomatic Reception

Australian-born Danish royal Princess Mary, 44, donned floor-sweeping gown to attend New Year's Diplomatic Reception at Copenhagen's Christiansborg Palace on Tuesday. read


Couple get engaged at Cunningham Falls but the bride drops her ring in the river

Cunningham Falls, Maryland, appeared to provide the perfect romantic setting at which to pop the question - but the groom-to-be failed to calculate the risks that come with it. read


Playbuzz camel optical illusion leaves the internet baffled  

Despite looking like a normal photograph, the picture does in fact appear to be an optical illusion which some people can see and others can't. So, can you? read


Patients' own DNA can help kickstart repair mechanisms in the body

The gel was developed by the UK company Biotherapy Services, and worked in nine out of ten cases. According to research, 40 per cent of diabetic ulcers take at least three months to heal. read


Tania Lee reveals if statins are enough to keep your heart disease at bay

While Tania Lee asks our experts if she will one day need an angioplasty or a bypass to treat her heart disease, Philip Hollowell from Surrey wonders if he can run a half-marathon with an injured knee. read


Joely Fisher pens tribute to sister Carrie Fisher saying she lost her hero

Joely Fisher penned an emotional tribute to her sister Carrie describing how she sat by her comatose sibling's hospital bedside after they promised they would spend Christmas together. read


Danish man Thor Pedersen is travelling the world by container ship

Thor Pedersen, 37, from Denmark wants to be the first person ever to see every country without taking a single flight. He has already been to 121 countries across four continents. read


Georgia pensioner makes outrageous proposition as she dances with her physical therapist

While Pearl Moses and her carer Larry Ozoh slowly swayed in her home in Lawrenceville, Georgia, during their last physical therapy appointment, the pair discussed her relationship status. read


Network Ten's The Loop airs the 'most awkward New Year's Eve countdown ever'

A group of 'competition winners' were seen on Australian television show The Loop begrudgingly ringing in the new year as hosts Scott Tweedie and Olivia Phyland tried to keep them enthused. read


Stargazers spot Mars and Venus along side the moon on clear night

Stargazers pictured the planet, known as the 'evening star', which was visible on a particularly clear Monday night, as well as Mars and a bright crescent moon. read


Deadly eastern brown snake is captured eating a carpet python in Brisbane

Snake catchers Sally and Norman Hill were called to a home in the Ipswich suburb of Goodna, west of Brisbane, after a deadly brown snake was found eating a carpet python. read


South Korean president accused of corruption refuses to testify at her impeachment trial

South Korean President Park Guen-hye refused to appear in court today in Seoul despite briefing reporters on Sunday claiming she was not guilty of corruption allegations. read


Prankster disrupts world darts championship final in London by climbing on stage

A prankster disrupted the world darts championship final last night by climbing on stage and lifting the trophy before being frantically wrestled away by security guards.  read


Chrysler's Portal concept vehicle comes with a selfie camera and facial recognition

Chrysler is set to unveil a model of the concept car at CES in Las Vegas today. The futuristic vehicle is semi-autonomous, and comes with facial and voice recognition. read


Dutch power station has been used in Transformers since it stopped operating 30 years ago

Photographs of the grimy and somewhat sinister abandoned power station used in blockbuster Transformers have been released. The rust-ridden plant is in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. read


London man flies from Sydney Harbour to the Cook Islands to ring in 2017 twice

James Ware, from London, celebrated New Year's Eve twice by flying 3,000 miles from Sydney to the Cook Islands in the South Pacific to welcome 2017 for the second time. read


Twitter users spot 'racist' doll on Rightmove advert for £200k Doncaster house

The woman posted her discovery to Twitter along with the caption: 'When you can't directly say you don't want black people to buy your house...' She was searching for homes in Doncaster at the time. read


Turkish baby is born with a heart-shaped birthmark on his forehead

New parents Murat Engin, 30, and his wife Ceyda, 28, couldn't believe their eyes when their baby Çinar was born with a red mark on his forehead at a maternity hospital in Ankara. read


Orphan orangutan fed with baby's bottle after being rescued from Borneo jungle

The three-month-old male, named Paijo by rescuers, is the youngest ape to be taken in by the International Animal Rescue Orangutan Centre in Ketapang, Borneo. read


Scorpion provides sting in the tail for delayed rail passengers

The unexpected cargo disrupted passengers on the Virgin Trains East Coast service heading to the Scottish capital on Sunday afternoon. read


MAC ON... the Queen's cold

‘Yes. A lot better, thank you. Luckily Philip has managed to avoid it.’ read


Phoenix church pastor carries on his service as his son-in-law wreaks havoc

The hilarious video shows Pastor Don Grosvenor leading the prayer during a Christmas Eve service at the Phoenix Christian Assembly church in Arizona, America - before chaos ensues. read


Vinyl sales hit a 25-year high after more than 3.2million LPs are sold 

Vinyl records enjoyed a staggering renaissance in 2016, with sales jumping to their highest level in 25 years as Millenials continued to discover the delights of listening to their favourite artists on 12-inch. read


More than half of parents who split up are unmarried reveal ONS figures

While there are nearly four times as many British families with children headed by married couples, the number of break-ups among cohabitee parents is now higher, said a think-tank. read


Owner films his adorable kitten lying on its back feasting on ice cream

While his fellow cats lap up jellied meat from a bowl, this Russian kitten lives the high life. In footage filmed by its owner, the cougar can be seen lying on its back on a bed. read


Taxman could start sharing your records so officials can chase unpaid parking fines

A law passing through Parliament will create vast new data-sharing powers to help enforce debts owed to the State. Private information would be shared between government bodies. read


Footage shows woman flung to ground after being struck by LIGHTNING in Brazil

This is the moment a Brazilian woman is struck by lightning on a beach near São Paulo. Video shows the woman walking down a rainy beach when lightning strikes. read