Hapless Brits underestimated the late August heatwave, with many left scorched by yesterday's hot sunshine. Photos on social media saw red skin and strap marks galore. read
The child, who is a white native English speaker, spent the past six months in two Muslim households after being placed into foster care in Tower Hamlets, east London (posed by models). read
Staff have raised 1,180 alerts with the Department of Education in two and a half years, making 741 phone-calls and sending 439 emails. read
The teenager as pronounced dead after emergency services were called to a tent in the campsite at the popular music festival in Berkshire shortly before 2am today. read
Colin Firth’s wife Livia (pictured) is admired by the fashion elite for her ethical clothes campaigning and has even recruited film star Emma Watson to back her cause. read
They said they did not regret performing their civic duty, but admitted that the trial of fraudster Edwin McLaren (pictured) had taken its toll on their careers and their wellbeing. read
The 19-year-old gave detectives the snap after they were called to the scene near the popular party strip of Punta Ballena in Magaluf where the group had been on a night out. read
Eastbourne Hospital announced a major incident and people complained their eyeballs were burning after the unexplained gas cloud crept inland along the East Sussex coastline. read
But to conservationists and naturalists like me, it is an alien menace akin to a vampire sucking the lifeblood out of the countryside read
Britain will enjoy its hottest day of the month today as a continental heatwave hits the nation, with the south of England set to be basked in sunshine throughout as temperatures rise to 86F. read
The damning conclusions were reached by Sir Jon Murphy, a former chief constable, who was asked to review Parliament's perimeter security after a terror attack on the Palace in March. read
The scheme is being implemented in a bid to force households to recycle more - under European Union targets Britain must recycle at least half of all household waste by 2020. read
It was on a July day in 1996, that Lin, Josie (pictured) and Megan were the victims of a frenzied attack as they walked along a lane in Kent, on their way back from a swimming gala. read
Angela Merkel has said harsher measures should be taken against refugees if they take a holiday in their country of origin. read
Angela Merkel (pictured) said her 2015 decision to allow more than a million people from across Asia, Africa, Europe and the Middle East into Germany in 2015 was right from a 'humanitarian standpoint'. read
The latest scandal comes days after Eton College dismissed deputy head Mo Tanweer (pictured) following allegations he shared information about an upcoming economics paper. read
The Instagram account Unspirational is the brainchild of TV producer Elan Gale from LA, and offers very practical life advice for those fed up with inspiring motivational quotes. read
The trio ensured they brought their style A-game to the 2017 MTV Video Music Awards at The Forum in Inglewood, California, on Sunday night. read
Jeremy Corbyn’s decision to endorse continued membership of the European Single Market beyond March 2019, when Britain leaves the EU, is an act of grotesque hypocrisy. read
Jeremy Corbyn (pictured) has been accused of trying to keep Britian in the European Union after Brexit. It comes as Keir Starmer said Britain would stay in the single market and customs union. read
Association of German Chambers of Commerce has issued a warning about the need for a post-Brexit trade deal. The British Chambers of Commerce joined them, saying trade will suffer. read
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn attacked former Education secretary Michael Gove over his obsession with a Victorian system of schooling in a talk at the Edinburgh Fringe festival. read
The track star spoke openly about his sexuality on a programme called Rainbow Heroes, which is being aired on Swedish broadcaster SVT . read
Giles Coren visited Mothecombe Beach (pictured) near Plymouth, Devon, for a restaurant review. But he ripped into locals, moaning about 'tattooed fatties day-tripping from Plymouth'. read
Martin Vogel said the family's catamaran was a wreck after it ran aground in heavy seas at about 2.30am on Beveridge Reef in the South Pacific. read
Thousands of people are trapped on their rooftops in flooded Houston and are desperately pleading for help after Hurricane Harvey left much of America's fourth largest city underwater. read
All three-and-four-year olds are eligible for 'free' hours but early years' providers across the country have warned that parents will be charged additional fees to 'plug' the financial shortfall. read
To apply you don’t need to be an Eon customer and it’s open to anyone – not just those who receive certain benefits as it previously required. read
What happens if it slips your mind and among the packing and you realise on your way to the airport you’ve forgotten to buy it? We contacted 12 UK insurers to find out. read
The number of fines handed out by private companies has risen by more than two-thirds in the space of a year, with motorists being threatened with bailiff visits if they fail to pay. read
When our agony aunt Janet Ellis’s last child left home, she was shocked by the intensity of her grief. Now, with the benefit of hindsight, she shared her tips to survive and thrive. read
People have shared their experiences in a very amusing Reddit thread, detailing tales of angry husbands, being caught in the act by parents and some unfortunate accidents. read
WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: The pair (pictured) romped at a station in east London before readjusting their clothes and casually strolling across the platform to board a train. read
The senior group, which includes 1922 Committee chief Graham Brady, want changes to VAT rules ready to kick in when Brexit happens on March 30, 2019. read
Killer nurse Niels Hoegel, 40, was jailed in February 2015 for two murders of intensive-care patients under his watch at the Delmenhorst hospital near the northern city of Bremen. read
Clubgoers enjoying the Bank Holiday weekend in Birmingham were pictured slumped in street corners while were snapped vomiting into the gutter under the supervision of friends. read
A man was 'very lucky' to not be seriously gored after being attacked by a bull while protesting for its freedom in Carcassonne, southern France on Sunday (file photo). read
French voters have turned on President Emmanuel Macron with 57 per cent saying they are 'dissatisfied' with his performance, less than four months after his landslide election victory. read
Researchers at the National Institute for Health and Welfare in Helsinki found 20 per cent of people were eating more than 13.7 grams daily – more than double the UK guideline. read
Spanish researchers, who tracked people aged 25 to 60 for a decade, believe the antioxidant plant compounds in coffee benefit the heart and ward off cancer. read
Authorities in North Carolina released police dash cam footage showing two officers fatally shooting an armed woman who initially fired her gun at them last month. read
In a landmark four-year trial, scientists found that the drug - given by injection every three months – cut the risk of heart attacks by 24 per cent. It has been hailed as a breakthrough. read
The 30-year-old has been arrested at an address in west London on suspicion of being involved in the commission, preparation or instigation of terrorism, Scotland Yard said. read
He was crowned champion over Conor McGregor during their highly publicised fight on Saturday. read
Despite social media erupting with memes poking fun at Conor McGregor after his defeat to Floyd Mayweather, the pair maintained a mutual respect for each other during a conference. read
Inside the Encore Beach Club on the Las Vegas Strip, defeated McGregor appeared on stage draped in an Irish tricolour flag and dancing to All The Way Up by Fat Joe and Remy Ma. read
Oliver Regis, 32, had bought a $2,500 ticket for Saturday night's boxing match, but decided to blag his way to the front after realizing his own seat in Las Vegas's T-Mobile Arena was at the very top. read
Veteniary nurse, Georgina Bretman deliberately poisoned her pet dog in order to get attention, at pet A&E, Glasgow. read
The illegal party drug, also known as MDMA, has been awarded 'breakthrough status' by the FDA for the treatment of the mental health disorder; meaning it could be developed faster. read
Diana sought the advice of DOMINIC LAWSON and his wife about Mohamed Al Fayed following their daughter's second birthday. read
After speaking in two television interviews about Diana's death, William and Harry will draw a line under her passing and turn their focus to continuing her legacy of charity work. read
Most interesting of all were the memories and musings of Diana’s sons, the two Princes. read
Debbie Frank, a close friend of the princess, says the pair were studying an astrology chart at Kensington Palace when they saw an eclipse - which often signals an upcoming dramatic event. read
The former Harrods owner branded Diana 'a devoted mother and a wonderful human being'. He said: 'Princess Diana trusted my son and he became a shoulder to lean on at a troubled time in her life.' read
A total of three multi-million pound properties near Bray, Maidenhead, are up for sale. One property, a large waterfront home with five bedrooms, is listed for £2.75 million. read
Lauren Doyle, 25, was last seen in Hounslow, west London on Wednesday August 23. Police officers are concerned for her welfare because is five months pregnant. read
The Philippines leader said it was the police's duty to 'overcome resistance', and that 'if he resists (arrest), and it is a violent one, you are free to kill the idiots. That is my order to you.' read
CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: Privatium Investigato! The question is, can JK Rowling’s magic work outside Hogwarts? read
To boost your cleavage, try a walkout to press-up routine, says personal trainer Nadya Fairweather. Cleavage ages quickly, says nutritionist Shona Wilkinson, due to thin skin. read
Dian Yulia Novi, 28, was arrested last year on suspicion of plotting to blow herself up. It is the first time a woman has been convicted in Indonesia for planning such an attack. read
The streets of west London are already filling up on what could be the hottest August bank holiday Monday on record, with 155 people having been taken into custody already. read
A motorist in Washington state refused to surrender his vehicle to an alleged would-be carjacker who ended up being dragged along the road as he desperately holds on to the driver’s side door. read
Expectant mothers are paying for private midwives to help them give birth on the NHS amid claims that maternity services are in crisis. read
Almost two in five Brits – 38 per cent – said they spent at least an hour on their phone, even when the natural wonders of the coast are laid out in front of them during a trip to the seaside. read
Vladimir Putin has a new lavish holiday home with gold-plated tiles in the swimming pool just a few miles from Russia's border with the West, it has been reported. read
Researchers examining a 3.5-metre-long (11.5 ft) fossil found along the Somerset coast in the 1990s have found that it was once a pregnant Ichthyosaurus that lived in the Early Jurassic period. read
Rebecca Holman, who is the editor of The Debrief, wants to dispel the stereotype of what a successful female boss should be like. read
This hilarious collection of images from photo-sharing app Snapchat reveals the perfectly-timed photographs that proud owners have captured of their adorable canine friends. read
David Eldar, beat Harshan Lamabadusuriya 3-0 in a best of five final at the Mind Sports International World Championships in Nottingham. He has now been crowned Scrabble champion of the world. read
Some car hire firms have been found to be forcing drivers to leave huge deposits before renting while certain companies in Malaga, Spain charge huge fees to rent in person versus online. read
The taxi driver who was killed alongside seven others was taking a visiting Indian family to start their dream European holiday when a 'drunk lorry smashed into their minibus' on the M1. read
Britain's most violent prisoner is campaigning for the right to have a baby with his soap actress fiancee. Charles Bronson, who is an inmate in HMP Wakefield, says he will make an amazing dad. read
Centrica and BP would fall foul of Theresa May's proposed measures to deal with 'fat cat' pay for chief executives. Shareholders have baulked at huge pay for the likes of Martin Sorrell. read
The amorous male lion was spotted by a photographer striding over to his mate, mounting him and pinning him down at Yorkshire Wildlife Park in Doncaster. read
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said there would not be any border controls between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland along the 310-mile international frontier. read
Police were called to a report of a domestic incident in Wythenshawe, Manchester, shortly after midnight on Sunday and discovered the body of the toddler when they entered the property. read
Ivanka's shy daughter Arabella, six, hid from cameras when she returned to Washington DC with her family on Sunday from a weekend getaway at Camp David. read
The 88-year-old woman was asleep in bed at her home in Chorley, Lancashire, when she was woken at around 12.30am on Saturday to find a man assaulting her and demanding money. read
A private members club was granted an entertainment licence from the Tory-controlled Sevenoaks district council, despite protests over its weekend sex parties in Fawkham, Kent. read
Shocking photographs taken over the Bank Holiday weekend show reckless daredevils perching on the edge of Beachy Head cliffs in East Sussex taking their photos with selfie sticks. read
Michael Randall, 23, managed to get through security checks at Gatwick Airport and board the easyJet Airbus to Berlin despite carrying the passport belonging to his girlfriend Charlotte Bull, 34. read
The Italian sparkling wine’s high sugar content could leave frequent drinkers with rotten teeth, dentists are warning. read
Italian news reports say that a 26-year-old Polish woman was repeatedly raped by four men early Saturday on a secluded stretch of beach in the Adriatic town on Italy's eastern coast. read
A Daily Mail investigation found Sir Robert Devereux is among the dozens of top bureaucrats sitting on pension packages of more than £1million. read
Five people were killed and a sixth seriously injured after a climbing accident yesterday morning in the Austrian Alps, rescue services said. The cause of the accident has not yet been determined. read
Investigators say tests will be conducted to see if a three-ton slab of concrete found in the basement of a home in Pennsylvania contains the remains of Barbara Miller, who went missing in 1989 read
Police have stopped 1,765 people attempting to stowaway at the port of Bilbao this year - five times more than last year. Encampments of tents have also been spotted near the ferry terminal. read
Good Housekeeping has revealed what the same shop costs at every supermarket. It will cost you just £13 at Aldi but shopping around will save more and only cost you £10.95. read
The video shows smartly-dressed guests gathering around the white McLaren MP4-12C for the rescue operation. The video has racked up more than 290,000 views since it was posted last week. read
With an annual attendance of around a million people generating more noise than an international airport, the Notting Hill Carnival had never attempted silence – until yesterday. read
Press Association analysis of the quickest possible trains on 19 routes found that services from London travel at average speeds of 65-93mph, compared with just 20-60mph elsewhere. read
From flaming grills to sausages burnt to a crisp, men and women have been taking to social media to showcase their spectacular barbecue fails in all their glory. read
Cancer patients are suffering from PTSD following the trauma of treatment. read
A good Samaritan helped save a suicidal young woman by following her across beams 20 feet above a train platform in a Manhattan subway station and comforting her on Saturday afternoon. read
The Trust is on the brink of open warfare against the very people who manage its most precious asset. It is an extraordinary state of affairs that raises questions about its competence. read
Frightening footage of a brawl that broke out at Rooty Hill train station, about 42km west of Sydney this week, shows men being punched and thrown onto the train tracks below. read
Ballroom dancing and its old-style glamour had been all but killed off, Bruce Forsyth thought when Strictly was first mooted by the BBC. read
Ranging from the witty to the rude, a selection of the funniest doormats compiled by Bored Panda have been shared online. One homeowner used his to let visitors known the doorbell was broken. read
Sergio Flores was unable to free himself after the shocking attack during a tournament in San Luis Potosí, Mexico. read
A major probe into the seedy world of insurance shows widespread disillusionment among many former longstanding customers of some of the biggest insurance brands in the country. read
Comic book fans such as Eline (pictured as as Ladybug from a French comic book series) have flocked to London for one of the biggest cosplay conventions of its kind in the UK. read
A Mumsnet user explained how she is a 'cautious' driver and finds it hard to concentrate with her children repeatedly shouting 'Mummy!'. Some agreed it was sensible to enforce a ban. read
A Nottingham Forest supporter attacked a fellow fan who ordered the final pie from the club's shop during yesterday's embarrassing defeat to Leeds United. read