The stars of Hollywood made no concession to the stormy weather, as they strutted their stuff in a dazzling array of couture gowns at the 74th Golden Globes on Sunday. read
Meryl Streep, the Cecil B. DeMille honoree, used her Golden Globes acceptance speech on Sunday night to publicly slam Donald Trump for mocking a disabled reporter. read
Meryl Streep pointedly criticized Donald Trump during her lifetime achievement award speech at the Golden Globes and Twitter went wild. read
President-elect Donald Trump has hit back at Meryl Streep saying he is 'not surprised' he was under attack for 'liberal movie people' after she used her Golden Globes speech to slam him. read
Dr Xand Van Tulleken proves that it's not an impossible task. In fact, thanks to the Mail's exclusive serialisation of his Definitive Diet today and all this week, it's easier than ever. read
He is the doctor whose book offering simple, but revelatory, advice on how to live longer has taken France by storm. Now Michel Cymes is sharing his medical insights and research with us Brits, too. read
Vincenz Klemt and Raj Sark from Glasgow won a £100,000 investment from Peter Jones in return for a 30 percent stake in their business. The Dragon said he liked their product and its huge profit margin. read
Chris Cooke branded the shoppers 'bloody disgusting' when he posted the picture of the women swanning down an aisle in the chain's Salford store, in Manchester, in pink nightwear online. read
The 36-year-old wife of Kanye West was robbed at gunpoint of about 9million euros worth of jewellery by masked men who tied her up in her apartment in the French capital early on October 3. read
Premier League star Roberto Firmino suffered a burglary at his home in Liverpool by a hooded gang who stole £70,000 worth of possessions. His home was targeted by the thieves before Christmas. read
Paramedics taking 86-year-old great Brenda Wilding to hospital pulled over to rescue the ‘cold wet’ labrador from the side of the road on their way to Addenbrooke's Hospital, Cambridge. read
Volkswagen owners who feel they were misled into buying polluting cars are seeking £3,000 each in compensation - a total of £30million - from the German car manufacturer. read
The 63-year-old has gained notoriety well beyond his Yorkshire Dales town of Hawes, as a result of his rudeness to customers. He has become known as 'the Basil Fawlty of bookshops'. read
U.S. tanks, self-propelled howitzers and hundreds of other vehicles have been unloaded in Bremerhaven, Germany, and will be moved into Eastern Europe to deter Russian aggression. read
GP surgeries across Britain have reported seeing a large number of patients with a nasty cough. Experts warn it could be caused by the adenovirus which can lead to pneumonia. read
It's supposed to make life easier – but owners of the new Amazon Echo have fallen foul of the high-tech gadgets' automatic features. read
Researchers said one possible explanation is that the sugar substitute is affecting our metabolism, triggering it to lay down more abdominal fat. read
The secret to a line-free complexion could come from within your own cells, according to research carried out by a team of scientists from the University of Pennsylvania in America. read
Fans of detective dramas were left with their own mystery to solve on Sunday night - which hit show to watch, Sherlock on BBC One or Endeavour on ITV1. read
The Sherlock convention in October will feature props and costumes from the show as well as discussion panels and meet-and-greet opportunities. read
Christopher Stevens says Taboo is morbid fare for a Saturday night, but the cast is so good, including Tom Hardy, that it would be unwise to write it off too soon. read
Plunging temperatures have been blamed for dozens of deaths across Europe as winter takes its toll. And the cold snap is set to make its way to Britain. Pictured: A park in Bosnia. read
The Prime Minister pointed out Mr Trump had apologised for the remarks but the intervention comes just hours after he said he was looking forward to the pair's first meeting in the spring. read
Sophy Ridge, in three-inch stiletto heels, was opposite Prime Minister Theresa May across a space-age white table with black, interactive glass surface when she interviewed her in London on Sunday. read
The Prime Minister, pictured today in her first TV interview of the year, is being urged to authorise a £700million bailout for the health service as pressure on medics grows. read
Prime Minister May has launched a new policy called the ‘Shared Society’ which aims to improve people’s lives by ‘responsibility, community and family’. read
Most of central London's stations are closed this morning with people forced on to packed buses or choosing to cycle, drive or walk to work. read
The fed-up passengers - caught up in the Southern rail dispute - say they have been forced to arrange their own transport after being failed by the unions, the train company and the government. read
Families who use AirBnB, Etsy and eBay to earn extra cash could be liable for a fine if they fail to declare it as income to HMRC by the end of January. read
Bemused passengers on the tube awkwardly averted their gaze today as hundreds of commuters stripped down to their underwear across London for the bizarre annual tradition. read
Hannah James, 26, was detained last month in the ultra-conservative Muslim state where Sharia law is enforced after her husband Jassim Alhaddar, 30, reported her to police for adultery. read
Captured in the footage seemingly egging the diplomat on is Maria Strizzolo, who is understood to have resigned from her post as a senior adviser to Minister of Skills Robert Halfon. read
The 5:5:5 diet, devised by UK nutritionist Angela Dowden, has been billed as the easiest and healthiest way to a trimmer figure. But how does it compare to other diet trends out there? read
Top Swedish academic Johan Norberg argues that the outlook for humanity has never been brighter. Today, in the final part of our series, he looks to a positive future. read
Esteban Santiago, 26, has been seen in surveillance footage pulling out his handgun and shooting dead five people and wounding another six inside Fort Lauderdale airport. read
Justice minister Heiko Maas is going to discuss the issue with police chiefs as it emerged officials estimate Germany has 600 highly dangerous potential terrorists in the country after the Berlin attack. read
Iraqi forces that are battling ISIS in northern Iraq have managed to take control of parts of Mosul today after a 12 week operation. However, reclaiming other areas has been difficult as jihadists have fought back. read
WARNING: UPSETTING CONTENT The child is seen walking across a ball pit towards a prisoner who is tied to a fence by his wrists. He then is handed a gun and points it at the prisoner. read
Homeowners in Esher, Surrey, commuting into London fared best as their homes' rising value paid for their annual train travel in just eight days, but other towns also saw house price gains pay off. read
After more than 300 years of being able to take Press freedom for granted in this country, there's a danger of losing sight of why it is so fundamentally important to the wellbeing of any civilised society. read
The 74th Annual Golden Globe Awards took place at The Beverly Hilton Hotel, California on Sunday night, with Diana Madison, Renee Bargh and Karrueche Tran leading worst dressed. read
The impressive mark is also historic as it is now the most decorated film in the 74 year history of the event beating out a five-way tie of five with classics classics from the 1960s and 70s. read
The pair were seated in the audience when they shared an embrace and kiss, while Ryan Gosling took to the stage to collect his Golden Globe Award read
Brad Pitt looked incredibly handsome as he made a surprise appearance at the Golden Globes on Sunday night. read
Jenna called Pharrell's movie 'Hidden Fences', having clearly mixed up the name of his movie, Hidden Figures, with Denzel Washington's film, Fences, read
He famously dumped her to shack up with Angelina Jolie. And it seems all is not forgiven going by Laura Dern's expression as ex Billy Bob Thornton squeezed past her at the Golden Globes on Sunday read
Netflix drama The Crown, about the early years of the reign of Queen Elizabeth II, was named best drama TV series. And Foy, 32, picked up her first major award as best actress in a television drama. read
Guests at the 74th Golden Globes in Beverly Hills were surprised with a letter from Obama Sunday night. The message thanks men and women who 'devoted their talents' to creating film and television. read
Jimmy Fallon wasted no time in taking a jab at Donald Trump in his Golden Globes monologue after comparing the president-elect to King Joffrey from the Game of Thrones Sunday night. read
Rather than make the obvious move into coaching or punditry, these ex-footballers (such as Phil Mulryne, who is training to be a priest) opted to pursue obscure jobs after retiring. read
Britain's first woman consul-general in New York has been appointed to one of the Government's most high-powered posts to help strike post-Brexit trade deals with the rest of the world. read
Lord Kerslake, head of the civil service from 2012-14, has taken up the baton in a letter to The Times, a Remain-supporting newspaper read
In her first TV interview of 2017, Mrs May drew a line under a week of bitter fighting about Brexit prompted by the incendiary resignation of Sir Ivan Rogers as Britain's EU ambassador. read
Tom Watson's comments in a pre-recorded interview came on the day senior MPs demanded Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn call for the Government to adopt a two-tier immigration system. read
Beleaguered residents can finally breathe easily in their own homes after the removal of a 20,000-tonne rubbish heap in Orpington, Kent - which was like 'living next to rotting corpses'. read
Donald Trump is demanding an even larger naval fleet than what he had promoted on the campaign trail. The 355-ship proposal could require an additional $5bn to $5.5bn in spending. read
The Foreign Secretary - who branded Mr Trump ‘unfit’ to hold office 12 months ago - became the first minister to meet the president-elect’s team, ahead of an expected visit by Theresa May. read
Thousands of names have been submitted to Obama for clemency before he leaves office in two weeks. So far he has granted 148 pardons and 1,176 commutations since taking office in 2009. read
Chinese tabloid Global Times has warned Donald Trump of going back on one-China policy after Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen (right) met with Republican lawmakers. read
The Queen, 90, attended the church service at Sandringham today, after missing the traditional Christmas and New Year's services for the first time. She arrived by car with Prince Philip. read
This is an important royal year. As of February 6 – the 65th anniversary of the Queen’s accession – the first Sapphire Jubilee in history will begin. read
Carole, 61, was joined by her family for the church service at the Sandringham estate in Norfolk after spending the Christmas break in Berkshire with Kate and William. read
Kate, 34, looked chic in a rather pricey £1,541 designer coat by Sportmax as she arrived at St Mary Magdalene Church with Prince Philip, the Queen, Prince William and the Middleton family. read
Prince George is believed to be on the list for the £19,620-a-year Wetherby Pre-Prep School, where 'essential' items include a £115 Harris tweed overcoat and a £97 Wetherby blazer. read
Margaret Wide Brown's most famous work, Goodnight Moon, sold more than 14 million copies, making her one of the best selling American children's authors ever. read
American John Georgelas, a white Muslim convert and ISIS recruiter, married Joya Choudhury (pictured) in a town hall in Rochdale, Lancashire, before taking their three children into the Syrian warzone. read
Former Asda worker Hayden Cross, 20, became pregnant four months ago. He found a sperm donor on Facebook and decided to pause his gender reassignment process. read
Peter Sarstedt's most famous song Where Do You Go To (My Lovely)?, about a girl born in poverty who becomes a member of the European jet-set, topped the UK singles charts in February 1969. read
A-list celebrities from Mariah Carey to Rihanna, Gwyneth Paltrow, Justin Bieber, Beyonce, Britney Spears, Kim Kardashian and Angelina Jolie have been known to frequent Airbnb's across the world. read
Crowds gathered in the Church of St Michael the Archangel for a service, before following a piper through the town to the seafront in a huge procession. read
Throughout my life I’ve been a fairly slim size 12, but I have a double chin that I’ve never been able to get rid of. Now, at 50, I find the excess fat under my jaw so ageing. What are my options? read
Two women say they were indecently assaulted by Keith Weller, who played for Tottenham Hotspur, Chelsea and Leicester City during a glittering career. read
Paola Saulino, 27, announced 10 tour dates in Italy in December, with the first in Rome. She posted a photograph on Instagram on Saturday, with the caption: 'First step of #pompatour is gone!' read
Described as the 'Sherlock Holmes of the archives', Dr Heather Wolfe from the Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington DC has unearthed new evidence 'helping us get closer to the man himself'. read
A piece of fabric which was draped over the altar in St Faith's church in Herefordshire is now going to be displayed in Hampton Court after experts concluded it once belonged to Elizabeth I. read
The 26-year-old 800m runner wed Violet Raseboya in a lavish traditional ceremony in her native South Africa while also celebrating her 26th birthday. read
Crystal Duke, 24 has a condition which means her body does not produce eggs. She and husband Terry, 34, of Ealing, West London, treat the doll, which they named George, like a real child. read
Witnesses claim the group, from Alvechurch in Worcestershire, were heckled and threatened by a minority of onlookers during performances near the Bullring shopping centre in Birmingham. read
Israel's prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu says the Palestinian attacker who mowed down and killed four Israeli soldiers and wounded 15 in Jerusalem was an ISIS terrorist. read
As this handy infographic demonstrates, £100 in London will buy you 38 cups of coffee, but head to Havana and you'll get 93 cups. In Mexico, £100 will stretch to 102 pints of beer - in New York only 18. read
UK budget supermarkets Aldi and Lidl are said to have endured a Christmas slump according to retail experts, with 'overcrowded' shops and 'understaffed' tills being labelled as the cause. read
Techniques backed by tech billionaires like Bill Gates and bosses at Google, mean plants can effectively be turned into convincing versions of beef or chicken. read
Colin Pitchfork, 55, was jailed for life after murdering two schoolgirls in Leicestershire in the 1980s. One victim's relatives have criticised the decision to move him to an open jail. read
Millions of eggs marketed as free range are being laid by hens that have not been outside for a month because of strict rules that force poultry to stay inside to counter a bird flu outbreak. read
This is the moment diver Kerry Daniel was almost savaged by a bull shark off the coast of Queensland after the predator charged at him and forced him to jam a spear gun into its mouth. read
A Sikh shop owner has reportedly been forced to take down his Singhbury's Local store sign in Aylesbury, Bucks, after a complaint from supermarket giant Sainsbury's. read
Armed police have tonight arrested a man after four people were taken hostage inside a bookmakers following reports of a failed robbery in Jarrow, near Newcastle, Tyne and Wear. read
Tesco is asking staff to ‘pledge’ to improve everything from diet to fitness and getting more sleep as part of a programme which it insists is entirely voluntary. read
Tom Hardy's new television drama Taboo aired last night but its debut was met with criticism from viewers over his 'mumbling' dialogue, with some complaining they needed subtitles. read
Jj Mcmenamin, 30, of Middlesborough, North Yorkshire, published an image of him as 'Where's Wally?' on Facebook yesterday after officers failed to find him. read
Police in Paris are threatening the lives of homeless migrants by stealing their blankets as temperatures drop to freezing, Doctors Without Borders claimed today (file photo). read
Industry revenues rose 1.6% to £3.01 billion in the year to April 2016 which is the first time that sales figures breached £3 billion since the economic crash of 2008-2009. read
As the nun closed the big wooden door behind me, she held up a finger to her lips. It was so quiet I could hear his Lagonda as he left the convent grounds, cutting off my last lifeline to the outside world. read
Tao Porchon-Lynch, 98, is the world's oldest yoga instructor. Now, the spirited yogi, who was raised in India and lives in New York, has shared her advice and the mantras she swears by in life. read
A friend of Brad Pitt has revealed frustration that their divorce will continue in the public eye - though Brad was 'cleared by both the FBI and Child services'. read
The video was reportedly filmed this weekend by a migrant whose tent was destroyed by snow while living in the UN camp Moira, on the Greek island of Lesbos. read
The experimental coin was manufactured in 1942 when the US Mint tried out other materials, such as plastic and rubber, so the country's copper supply could be used for ammunition. read
Residents of Wolverhampton claim they have had close to 50 sexual partners in their lives making it the most promiscuous city in the UK. read
Prime Minister Theresa May (pictured) will use a wide-ranging speech on social reform to unveil a new fight against the 'burning injustices' suffered by those suffering mental health problems. read
The US startup has disclosed a list of locations around the world vying to put near-supersonic rail transit system to the test - and the England to Scotland captial city link is among the contenders. read
More than 30,000 officers at the Metropolitan Police are being polled on their views over being routinely armed both on and off duty. read
For the latest research shows that out of ten shops visited by the volunteer for Sandwell Trading Standards in the West Midlands, nine sold them products containing nicotine (file image). read
Australian-born Crown Princess Mary's twins Vincent and Josephine have celebrated their sixth birthday. To celebrate, the Royal family released new black-and-white portraits of the pair. read
Melissa Parsons, 32, said she was horrified to see her abusive ex-boyfriend was involved in a riot at HMP Birmingham just weeks before he was jailed for attacking her last year. read
A massive 250ft-long wind turbine blade has been unveiled in the centre of Hull as it celebrates its year in the spotlight as UK City of Culture. read
Reddit user Katash said his partner's devices were all linked to her iPhone, and when he used her daughter's iPad to log out of an app, he stumbled upon explicit pictures. read
Office workers will spend an astonishing £40,000 in whip-rounds for colleagues, tea runs and other incidentals by the time they retire, research claims. read
Those with multiple illnesses are being banned from booking 20-minute consultations – instead being told to book a standard ten-minute appointment for each condition. read
Ukip activist George Cottrell, 23, (pictured) was arrested and led away in handcuffs as he and the former leader of the party, Nigel Farage, got off a flight in Chicago in July last year. read
News of her financial strife comes just days after it was revealed she was formally warned the business could be closed down after failing to file its accounts on time read
Counter-terror police raided an airport-turned migrant centre in Berlin (pictured) after Christmas market massacre and are said to have found memos detailing chemicals and English towns. read
A leopard soars through the air with her front legs spread like wings as she hunts a warthog. The female predator almost seemed to be flying as she pounced on her prey in Kenya. read
Deputies pursued a phone tip and found Trevor Peterson's Volvo in a garage located in the 900 block of Foothill Boulevard in La Cañada Flintridge. read
Participants ran through the town of Silio, northern Spain, to celebrate the La Vijanera carnival on Sunday to symbolise the triumph of good over evil and the change of the old for the new. read
Justin Browning, 21, pictured smiling, is understood to have sought a vantage point to watch the fireworks in Tokyo. A taxi driver found the Durham University student on the ground below. read
Chief Superintendent Gavin Thomas, pictured, described prison as a 19th century solution to the 21st century problem of cyber crime and said while jailing people feels good, it is not very effective at stopping re-offending. read
Conservative MP Jake Berry revealed he accidentally ate former PM David Cameron's toast, which had the crusts cut off for him. He added: ‘I think the Prime Minister has a man or woman to do that.' read
Twitter user @silverfox complained that his doughnut was missing its ring, explaining that his girlfriend wouldn't be able to 'eat it off his w****' - and the supermarket hit back with a hilarious response. read
Kerry Robinson posted pictures of her own 16 year-old daughter Leah in a hospital coma after taking Ecstasy over Christmas. read
For some reason, I'd expected Bear Grylls to be a loud, alarmingly muscular, annoyingly competitive, privileged old Etonian to whom success came easily. How lovely to be so wrong. read
Testosterone is being misused as a ‘lifestyle drug’, according to Professor Ilpo Huhtaniemi, from Imperial College London. read
A leaked government document on litter strategy reveals that every driver in Britain could be charged £60 if litter is thrown from their car. If a driver fails to pay the fine on time then it could be tripled. read
Former Iranian president Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani died in hospital aged 82 after suffering a heart attack. He had been in power between 1989 and 1997. read
Lylah Fairless, four, of Missouri, the US, was born with a huge mole on the back of her head that doctors feared could become a melanoma and develop fatal cancerous tumours. read
The railway in Poole Park, Dorset, (pictured) which travels at just 4mph and has enchanted tourists and locals for almost 70 years, will have to temporarily shut for up to a year. read
January is the most popular time to file for divorce so welcome to Ashdown Park Hotel, in East Grinstead, East Sussex. It is home to Britain’s only divorce and break-up retreat. read
Functional 45 – or F45 as it is better known – emerged in Australia where it has gained a cult following among celebrity fans including Hugh Jackman (pictured) and Nicole Richie. read
Lindsey Biggs has just won a heartbreaking legal battle against NHS doctors and Government lawyers. They believe in the sanctity husband Paul’s life. Lindsey insists he would want to die. read
Classical musician Nigel Kennedy is world famous for his violin performances but it turns out that despite his pedigree pop star Kylie Minogue is his biggest inspiration. read
The damaging effects of a promotion can last for up to four years, the Stockholm University study showed. After that, health starts to improve as workers adapt to their new roles. read
Marc Reed, 26, mother Dawn, 46, brother Nathan, 27, and sister Megan Brown, 14, all appear in Channel 5's The Week We Went Wild. The eldest son blames his mother for all their problems. read
Various posts on Twitter show the group at the the vast estate in Guatape, in the northwest of the country, posing with equipment for the game. read
The show that featured killer whales cavorting with trainers and leaping high out of the Shamu Stadium pool will have its final performances on Sunday. read
The annual road trip led keen Citroen 2CV drivers from Leeds, through the Yorkshire Dales National Park, along the Wharfedale Valley and to the Tan Hill Inn - the highest pub in Britain. read
The HoloLens device – a set of virtual reality glasses – works by ‘remembering’ what things look like when the person wearing the glasses holds an item up to tiny cameras fitted into them. read
This is the moment a 'hangry' lioness in the Kruger Park, South Africa snarled and clocked her tiny cub around the ear when he came between her and her supper. read
The Heritage Lottery Fund and Big Lottery Fund announced a £33million grant to restore and revitalise 13 public parks across the UK, from Great Yarmouth to Brighton. read
Video blogger Stephen Skinner, 32, recorded the moments before, during and after his wife Holly, 28, gave birth to a baby boy called Atlas in London. read
When the actor, 55, visited the tiny Pacific land - almost 1,500 miles off the coast of Australia and around the size of Swindon - it transpired they are huge Doc Marin fans. read
Travel Mail has compiled a top ten list of timely breaks; with destinations including Patagonia, Canada, Catalonia, Moscow, New Orleans, Denmark, Cape Town, Iran, Turks and Caicos, and Yorkshire. read
The young girls, named Menna and May, will be treated at the kingdom's expense. Father Islam Saqr Ramadan Hassan said the move had brought 'happiness and joy to our hearts'. read
Members of the Leominster Morris led a procession to an orchard near Tenbury Wells, in Worcestershire, to bless trees with a good crop and to frighten away evil spirits. read