Fears are growing for explorer Benedict Allen (pictured), 57, from Bristol, was dropped by helicopter into the remote jungles of Papua New Guinea three weeks ago but has not been heard of since. read
Armed soldiers were also seen assaulting passers-by in Harare as they over-ran the national TV broadcaster in an unprecedented challenge to Robert Mugabe's 37-year reign. read
Ministers defeated a Labour bid to prevent Brexit happening before the end of any transitional deal, and saw off efforts to hand the devolved administrations a veto on any deal. read
In a worrying sign of the medicalisation of the elderly, a study found the number on that many pills has quadrupled in 20 years. read
The 163.41-carat diamond (pictured), suspended from an emerald and diamond necklace called The Art of Grisogono, sold tonight at the Christie's autumn jewel auction in Geneva, Switzerland. read
Charlotte Watts, nutritionist, yoga teacher and author of The De-Stress Effect, says it's important to look out for the signals of stress and respond fast with dietary solutions. read
Serena Williams and her fiance Alexis Ohanian will have their wedding in New Orleans at the Contemporary Arts Center on Thursday. Beyonce, Jay Z and Kris Jenner will be in attendance. read
Liam Deane, pictured, was found dead in his cell at HMP Leeds less than a month after he was sentenced for killing his two-day-old daughter Luna on July because the infant refused to sleep. read
Pulp Fiction-obsessed Will Cornick, now 19, is serving a minimum 20-year sentence for stabbing Ann Maguire during a Spanish lesson at Corpus Christi Catholic College in Leeds. read
Mr Justice Keehan said on Tuesday he was 'very seriously concerned' for the eight-month-old baby's welfare after she went missing from her home in London with her brother and sister. read
David Dearlove, 71, always maintained that Paul Booth, 19 months, died as the result of an accidental fall from his bed in Stockton-on-Tees in 1968 - but Paul's brother claims otherwise. read
A new report from Migration Watch said it was 'false and misleading' for Sajid Javid (pictured) to say two-thirds of housing demand has 'nothing to do with immigration'. read
The Sir Isaac Newton 50p coin was first introduced in September this year at Woolsthorpe Manor, where the physicist was born — and Britons are beginning to find it in their pocket change. read
Research suggests that 'relatively small changes' could see buyers save enough for the capital city's average deposit of £64,000 in five years - with a bit of help from the Bank of Mum and Dad. read
EXCLUSIVE: A generic version of Cialis has launched in UK after the brand's patent ran out. The price of drug, which contains tadalafil, has fallen from £7.22 per tablet to £2-£4. read
With tanks on the streets of Zimbabwe and enemies at the gates of his plush mansion, are we witnessing the end of Robert Mugabe’s remarkable and blood-stained rule? read
Britain's biggest insurance companies are using an EU ruling to brush a major investment scandal under the carpet. Payouts on endowment policies have crashed by up to 78 per cent over 25 years. read
Priya McKednrick and her daughter were subjected to a four-hour ordeal at their home in Alderley Edge. Karine Solloway hired men to carry out the raid to get back at Robert McKendrick. read
In one example, former polytechnic Teesside University, ranked 101st in the Complete University Guide, wrongly claimed that it was 'top in England for long-term graduate prospects'. read
Matt Lucas, whose 'committed homosexualist' Daffyd saw homophobia hiding behind every lamppost, said that he and co-creator Walliams would never have got away with such a character now. read
Women who have experienced traumatic events are more likely to become obese, according to a new study from the University of California, San Francisco. read
Viaskin Peanut is a stick-on band which exposes patients to the protein that give them an allergic reaction. A study by Icahn School of Medicine found it increases resilience 10-fold. read
Georgina Rodriguez took to Instagram on Tuesday afternoon to post a photo of herself holding her baby daughter Alana Martina and captioned the picture with a heartwarming message. read
People from around the world who were once close to death have shared what the last moments of life feel like, including Christopher Mooney from Bristol who experienced deep peace. read
A number of users from across the globe have reported that the app is sapping their device's battery, even if they don't have the app open. read
If an 'illegal order' to strike North Korea is handed down, the military is 'obligated' to refuse it, a former commander of the Pentagon's nuclear weapons division told senators on Tuesday. read
On the 16th floor of Millbank Tower in London, a team of journalists are busy at video mixing desks, preparing bulletins and programmes and telling the news Kremlin-style. read
Russia scrambled to hit back at Theresa May by saying her comments were a bid to distract attention from her poll ratings. read
Russia claimed the pictures showed that the US-led coalition was working together with ISIS troops 'to promote American interests' in the Middle East. But they were actually from a game. read
After driving ISIS out of most of their country, Iraqi officials are holding around 3,000 jihadi wives and children. The foreigners are locked up in a secure prison in Tal Keif, near Mosul. read
Caracas faced the first of what could be a cascade of defaults on its enormous foreign debt Tuesday as financial experts declared the South American country in 'selective default'. read
Charlie Heaton had lots to smile about on Sunday night as he swept his rumoured girlfriend Natalia Dyer off her feet in London and showered her with kisses before the pair hit the fried chicken shop. read
Lucy Sargeant, 29, from Uxbridge, pictured yesterday, was forced to quit British Airways following an emergency landing after an engine caught fire moments after it left Heathrow Airport in May 2013. read
The gunman opened fire on Bobcat Lane at 7.52am, injuring neighbors before fleeing in a stolen truck to head towards Rancho Tehama Elementary School around 1.9 miles away. read
There are now about 6.9 million Parkinson's patients worldwide and, by 2040, the number will grow to 14.2 million as the population ages, experts wrote in a commentary piece. read
A man from Arizona claimed that masturbating clears his sinuses and The Doctors explained that during an orgasm the muscles contract and can temporarily relieve sinus pressure. read
Defendant Anthony James Bird, 48, of Kinmel Bay, North Wales, became enraged after finding out his partner of seven years, Tracy Kearns, was having an affair with another man. read
A ban was executed in St Ives after residents complained about being pushed out of the community by wealthy visitors looking for their own getaway on the coast. read
In a series of hilarious photos from across the world, people share the most passive-aggressive notes left on cars. One person is so prepared that has cards ready to put on the culprits' cars read
Katie Price's ex Alex Reid (left) and a Charles Bronson impersonator were among the dozens of guests to attend the famous prisoner's unusual jailhouse wedding at HMP Wakefield. read
The paramedics were subjected to the 'disgusting' and violent attack as they helped the stricken patient in Camberwell, south London, this morning. read
The Holy Ghost Primary School, in Wandsworth, south London, were found in breach of regulations by the Office of the Schools Adjudicator. read
Researchers from Coventry and Aberystwyth University looked at a website called Tube Crush where women secretly take pictures of men on the London Underground (pictured). read
Roger Hamer suffered fatal injuries after hitting a pothole in Ramsbottom, Greater Manchester, on March 5 2016. Potholes deeper than 40mm will now investigated instead of filled. read
Grigore Bulbuc, 31, was pruning a large tree in a garden in Bermondsey, south London, on February 15 this year when a chainshaw 'kick-backed' into his throat and almost decapitated him. read
Gary Goldsmith, 52, hit his wife Julie-Ann Goldsmith, 47, outside their central London home, following a night at a private members' club. read
The teenager, from south Wales, was detained by police at his home after posting a picture of Cardiff Castle on Instagram and allegedly hiding a kitchen knife and a hammer in a rucksack. read
A photo gallery capturing some of some of social media's most hilariously 'obvious' things has been compiled to highlight just how funny people can be. read
Emily Smith, from London, suffered chemical burns from a device which was spreading the aromas of patchouli oil and others around her house, as she stayed in on Bonfire Night with her injured fiance. read
Paul Edmunds, 65, from Hardwicke, Gloucestershire, was found guilty of supplying guns and ammo to gangsters. read
Jagtar Singh Johal from Dumbarton, West Dunbartonshire, was detained in Jalandhar in the state of Punjab on November 4 and his lawyers have said no charges have been filed. read
Rikki Lander, 26, was strangled to death by her husband Paul, 30, in front of their three terrified children at their home in Oldbury, West Midlands. The couple had only married in February 2017. read
Briton Natalie Jade Seymour, 22 and her 27-year-old Canadian friend, Abbey Gail Amisola, were found dead in the Monkey Republic Guest House in Kampot, southwestern Cambodia. read
Photographer An Le who altered the Grazia cover shot of Lupita Nyong'o by 'smoothing' out her natural hair has apologised for the 'monumental mistake'. read
Joyce and Arthur Lovell had made no secret about adopting five-month-old Andrew in the summer of 1965, months after Joyce had suffered a stillbirth. But all was not as it seemed. read
Adele Rennie (pictured), of Kilmarnock, Scotland, tricked ten different people, including a former Miss Scotland finalist, into sharing explicit images by using a voice-changing app on her phone. read
The Towie star split from thug Arthur Collins shortly after he injured 22 people by throwing acid across a crowded nightclub dancefloor in London. read
Six months into her marriage, Philomena Willetts (pictured) had a baby daughter, a new home in an affluent suburb of Leeds and a husband she adored. read
Myleene Klass has opened up about her rollercoaster career, admitting she was told to lose weight despite being just a size 10 when she was fresh out of musical school read
Lorraine bought the home (shown) seven years ago and gave it a modern makeover, which has now seen it labelled as 'one of the finest houses' in Broughty Ferry, Dundee's poshest suburb. read
It may be an uncomfortable admission, but marrying the carbon copy of your father is surprisingly common. read
Sarah Greenwell, of Durham, said she came up with the idea for the children's toy after struggling to find a similar product which encouraged children to be well-behaved. read
Some have been languishing on hospital waiting lists for more than two years when they are meant to be treated within 18 weeks (file image). read
Police have released Nathan Elsey under investigation after arresting him and his 71-year-old grandmother last night on suspicion of murdering Gaia Pope (pictured). read
People around the world took to anonymous confessions app Whisper to reveal the items they have stolen from work, ranging from a single light bulb to an entire box of tea bags. read
A new quiz from Playbuzz puts your IQ to the test in a series of fiendishly difficult puzzles and riddles that are leaving the Internet baffled. read
Beaming in the pre-jungle photoshoot, the group appeared delighted - and showed no trace of nerves for the perilous challenges they face in the jungle. read
As the EU Withdrawal Bill began its detailed scrutiny in the Commons, the rebel group said they were ready to inflict a series of damaging defeats on the Government. read
Labour veteran Frank Field drew howls from colleagues today as he demanded they respect the result of the EU referendum. read
Chests were puffed, order papers waved, sneers smeared across superior chops: Our parliamentary betters (that’s how they see themselves) started the first of several days of scrutiny of the EU Bill. read
The Budget has been billed as a ‘make or break’ moment, which could either mark the start of a Government fightback or deepen the crisis surrounding Theresa May’s administration. read
The Electoral Reform Society dubbed 33 of them 'couch potato peers' for taking part in less than a quarter of votes and yet claiming £462,510 in expenses – an average of £14,015 each. read
George Freeman, Tory MP and chair of the Conservative Policy Forum, said the UK teeters at a crossroads that could lead to its economic decline. read
Manfred Weber, a senior MEP, poured cold water on hopes of a breakthrough at a crunch European summit next month. read
Jacob Rees-Mogg will say he believes 'Britain's greatest days lie before it and not behind it' and the economy will get a boost when it is freed from the red tape of Brussels. read
Labour MP Emma Dent Coad (pictured) reportedly posted an image of a stick man hanging from the tree in the Conservative logo on her blog in 2010, it emerged last night. read
Porn star Maddy O'Reilly told DailyMailTV that Matthew Perry contacted her two weeks ago asking if she knew anyone who could help him 'purchase some pills'. read
Rose McGowan was arrested and booked on Tuesday for drug possession, before being released on a $5,000 unsecured bond. read
Kevin Spacey has been pictured for the first time at a rehab clinic in Arizona after more than a dozen men came forward accusing him of sexual abuse or harassment dating back years. read
Daisy Goodwin told of her ‘astonishment’ at the inappropriate actions of the unnamed official, who she was meeting to discuss an idea for a new programme. read
John Travolta has been named in a police report by a 21-year-old masseur who accused the actor of sexual battery that reportedly took place at the LaQuinta Hotel (right) in California in 2000. read
Sizemore, the star of gritty 90s movies like Saving Private Ryan, Black Hawk Down, and Heat, was accused of sexually assaulting the young girl during a photoshoot towards the end of filming. read
One Tree Hill cast members - including Sophia Bush and Hilarie Burton - have written a letter accusing former showrunner Mark Schwahn (inset) of sexual harassment. read
When the King's private secretary Tommy Lascelles brought the good news, Philip bounded upstairs into the Buhl Room. he declared that Charles looked like a plum pudding. read
Bridal expert Jenny Swire said the Sir Norman Hartnell gown with its fitted bodice and intricate embroidery, which took three months to finish, still stood the test of time 70 years later. read
The 76-year-old British cookery doyenne arrived at Buckingham Palace, where she received the Order of the Companions of Honour for services to cookery with a painful-looking left eye. read
Al-Waleed - one of the richest men in the world - was among dozens of princes and former ministers arrested in Saudi Arabia hours after an anti-corruption commission was created. read
Writing on Twitter, Saad al-Hariri urged Lebanese people to remain calm but said his family would stay in Saudi Arabia, calling it 'their country'. He also said he will return to formally resign his office. read
Watchdogs ruled that the multimedia adverts for Goodwin Smith Shoes - accompanied by an image of three models wearing just knickers - ‘objectified’ women. read
John Warner, CEO of UT Southwestern University Hospitals in Dallas and a practicing cardiologist, suffered a 'minor' episode on Monday morning in Anaheim, California. read
Miriam Rebolledo, 29, made the comments after posting bail in Miami last week. She is accused of child abuse for holding the six-year-old boy's hand to a stove after being told he hit another child at school. read
Lyubov Korotkova, from Magadan, Russia, is accused of starving her orphan foster son Valery Kondourov for eight years and drugging him in a bid to convince doctors he had a rare disease. read
Katherine Cox and Danny Shepherd have been jailed for more than 20 years after being found guilty of causing or allowing the death of her son Eli at their home in Kent. read
Around 260 million years ago this prehistoric forest stretched across the entirety of Gondwana - the super-continent that spanned the whole of the Southern Hemisphere. read
In a video posted to YouTube, the shocked Staten Island parents have revealed how Apple’s FaceID registers both a mother's face and that of her son, allowing the fifth-grader instant access. read
Same-sex marriage supporters have gathered across Australia for the landmark announcement of the same-sex marriage postal survey results. read
One in four nurses has taken up a second job to boost their pay, figures reveal, as the NHS faces a shortage of 40,000 in England. read
A new study supported by British experts found the allergy to cow’s milk may actually be triggered by a protein, rather than lactose. A Shropshire herd is producing milk without the suspect protein. read
Friends fear mother-of-nine Heidi Hepworth, from Tynside, is planning to marry the African toyboy she ditched husband Andy for after she posed for a photo with a ring on her engagement finger read
A Facebook video of the Neckline Slimmer - a bizarre £19.34 device that claims to banish double chins - has gone viral across social media. read
'Kind, gentle and loving' University of Brighton payroll manager Jillian Howell, 46, died of multiple stab wounds to her chest and neck, an inquest heard today. read
New homeowners Wallace Kennedy and Rebecca Mccluskie were amazed after ordering a mop and bucket for their house in Ayrshire, Scotland, only to receive a 'miniature' version. read
Princess Charlene proudly shared images of Jacques and Gabriella, two, on Instagram, after their first trip to the salon showing the youngsters admiring each other's new looks. read
Lanre Haastrup, pictured with his partner Takesha Thomas, failed to overturn a ban imposed by Kings College Hospital in London over allegations he was 'verbally abusive' and 'physically aggressive'. read
A celebration of the legendary author's life is taking place at St Paul's Cathedral in central London today, where friends, family and stars of the Paddington films will lead tributes. read
In an emotional interview on Good Morning Britain, 21-year-old Sophie Hall recounted the moment the corrosive liquid started burning her face as she partied with friends in Dalston, east London. read
Katie Price, 39, has launched her Katie Price Nutrition range of £20 powders, which are designed to replace meals with shake powders that can be whipped up using milk or water. read
The Duchess of Cambridge, 35, is visiting Hornsey Road Children's Centre in north London, after calling off her planned visit in September due to severe morning sickness. read
Meghan was spotted on the set of Suits in Toronto, Canada, donning a casual outfit over the weekend when she reportedly filmed a wedding scene for the hit series. read
From over-sized sleeves in South Korea to check blazers in Copenhagen, the world's most popular fashion trends of 2017 have been revealed. Metallic shoes have been most popular in the UK. read
Bianca Durrant, who is mixed race, sued Avon and Somerset Police over the early-hours incident in Bristol in June 2009 when an argument with a taxi driver escalated. read
Bakery chain Greggs came under fire after one of their publicity photographs for their new advent calendars showed one of their sausage rolls in a manger instead of baby Jesus. read
Polly Ross, who was 32, was struck by a Hull to Scarborough train less than four hours after walking out of Westlands mental health unit in Hull unsupervised. read
Ryan Hayes (pictured) was released on bail after killing Bob Glennie in Blackley, Manchester, only to be stopped again for speeding, with a police officer telling him: 'You are going to kill someone'. read
Internet users from all over the world have been sharing hilarious pictures of the worst passengers they've encountered on public transport, including a woman who clipped her toenails on the tube. read
Fed up tourists whipped out their cameras to document some of the worst hotel fails around the world and shared the results online - from broken lifts to bathroom 'soup' dispensers. read
Sophie Armitage, 25, from Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, said years of bullying by classmates left her with low self-esteem and drove her to obsess over her appearance and diet. read
The average property price increased 5.4% in the year to September 2017, official figures reveal this morning. It means the typical home in Britain is now worth £226k. read
Former minister Kenny MacAskill (right with Alex Salmond) said it was an 'abuse of the respect agenda' for the London government not to have sought out an international job for Mr Salmond. read
From a ice cream swirl cut to a strawberry dye job, these hairstyles spotted around the world are among the most bizarre to be ever caught on camera. read
Experts from the Laboratoire de Geologie de Lyon in France believe a series of 110 craters were created by a 114 foot (35 m) long Sauropod weighing 38.5 tons (35 tonnes). read
Harper - a self-confessed 'top geezer' and ladies man bonded with Ava when they solved a puzzle together and asked her to be his girlfriend in this weeks episode of the hit show. read
Tory activist Lisa Wade raised concerns with the parliamentary authorities about the ‘toxic’ culture three months ago following the alleged sexual assault. read
The Kensington MP jibed that former Tory candidate Shaun Bailey could not 'fit in' with the party in a furious rant when she was a councillor. She claimed the post was 'taken the wrong way' today. read
Good Housekeeping Institute (GHI) tested nearly 40 types of slow cooker and found that a £40 gadget by Crock-Pot is the best with a score of 91/100, beating a £200 appliance by Sage. read
UberEats teamed up with Krispy Kreme to give out 36,000 free doughnuts in London but so many people ordered within the first few minutes that the app crashed and orders were cancelled. read
Bedfordshire police and crime commissioner Kathryn Holloway said there 'could be an argument' that people should not be leaving valuables in vehicles. read
General Sir Richard Barrons made his comments to the MPs on the Commons Defence Committee as he warned years of defence cuts have left Britain's armed forces 'close to breaking'. read
Diana Lovejoy, 45, was found guilty on Monday of conspiracy to commit murder and attempted murder over an attack on her estranged husband Greg Mulvihill in Carlsbad, California. read
Oyster farmer Shaun Krijnen found the eight inch long pincer when he pulled in one of his oyster bags last week off the coast of Anglesey, north Wales. read
Customers took to Twitter to criticise the badge seen at the Bishopsgate branch in London, with one questioning 'Is this a joke?!' Pret says their teams can personalise their own badges. read
Mark van Dongen was left with 'gashes' around his neck and torso inflicted by his girlfriend Berlinah Wallace (pictured), Bristol Crown Court was told. read
St Paul's Girls' School in Hammersmith, West London, have been contacted by at least two former pupils, who claim they were sexually abused between the 1970s and 1990s. read
Babies are far smarter at analysing people around them, and toddlers as young as 17 months old can work out who the dominant person in the room is. read
Sisters Lauren Holman (left) and Leila Cruz (right), 32, from Brooklyn, New York, agreed to take part in the experiment for 30 days. Lauren tried the Whole 30 while Leila counted macros. read
A new online gallery has revealed the hilarious and very cringeworthy exchanges shared by mothers and their offspring on social media. read
On Monday, attorneys representing the Orlando nightclub shooter's wife asked that evidence showing his serial infidelity be entered into evidence. read
A 14-year-old girl has been arrested in south London on suspicion of assisting a person to carry out an act of terrorism, Scotland Yard said. read
Presenter Anthea Turner, 57, was ridiculed after tweeting a request to cancel an order and forgetting the company handle, with many using it as an opportunity to bring up 'Flakegate'. read
Primary school teacher Paul Pawlowski, 32, from Bury in Greater Manchester, was left horrified when he stumbled upon the offensive items while browsing the UK site. read
Horrified commuters described seeing blood on the pavement when the man, in his mid-40s, fell from a building between Oxford Street and Harewood Place. read
WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT - This is the stomach-churning moment a massive python was forced to regurgitate a wild cat in Bangkok, Thailand. read
Older women who try to make up for their sleep debts on weekends are at an elevated risk of developing heart disease, according to a University of California, San Francisco study. read
Lawsuit filed in California state court in Oakland is at least the third filed this year by black workers who say they were addressed using racial slurs and that Tesla ignored their complaints. read
Activists argue the age of consent should be 15. They waved placards that read 'for him impunity, for her a life sentence' in reference to a man recently being cleared of raping an 11-year-old. read
Steven Letts, 39, pounced on the vulnerable 12-year-old girl in Gloucester city centre but insisted he was a 'Good Samaritan' and said he believed she was over 16. read
Robert 'Bobby' Bell died at the farmhouse in Surrey he shared with his wife Aline on Monday afternoon when his shotgun accidentally went off. read
Volvo's parent company, Zhejiang-based Geely, has acquired flying car startup Terrafugia, bringing vehicles that transition from the roads to the skies a step closer to reality. read
A video shows the moment a bewildered cat is saved by a dog. The feline had gotten his head trapped inside a red plastic cup and the pup pulled it off in Renfrew, Canada. read
It seems the InterContinental Shimao hotel in Shanghai, China, is inching towards the first major stage of completion - as new footage reveals ahead of the reported May 2018 opening shows. read
Jack and Charlotte Smith have been trying to sell their third-storey flat in Greenwich for the past ten months. Despite reducing the price twice, they have had no buyers so have decided to raffle it off. read
Blake Scholl, founder of Boom Supersonic was speaking at the Dubai Airshow this week, when he revealed the latest details about the Boom Supersonic aircraft. read
Far from just a way to add some spice to your food, the seasoning can be used around the house, in your bathroom and to enhance your beauty regime. read
King of the track Sir Mo Farah has officially received his knighthood from the Queen. The four-time Olympic champion was honoured at Buckingham Palace for his services to athletics. read
Kirill Tereshin, 21, from the city of Pyatigorsk in south western Russia 's Stavrolol Krai region, has been sharing pictures of his bizarre body shape on social media. read
Curvy women around the world have been sharing snaps of the practical ways they've made use of their bust on social media - like storing everything from smartphones to small animals. read
Researchers from the University of Tokyo and Kanazawa University captured footage of CRISPR-Cas9 in action for the first time, revealing the moment the tool snips a strand of DNA. read
The breakthrough by Caltech engineers allowed plasma to take on a clearly defined shape without the use of typical constraint methods, which could pave the way for better energy storage. read
Julie Hambleton, whose elder sister Maxine was one of 21 killed when two bombs went off in Birmingham city centre in 1974, said families have been left 'with our backs against the wall'. read
The video shows the sinister movements of Abdel-Aziz Al-Shamary (pictured) just moments after he launched a brutal attack on a woman in Darlington. read
A video of the heartbreaking moment a mother cow chases after her calves in New Zealand as they're driven away in a trailer has been released by animal organisation SAFE. read
Embracing retired life Prince Philip, 96, was joined by a female companion for a ride on his horse and carriage around Home Park, Windsor on Monday. read
The video advert seen on ITV Player on August 9, showed a gang of men in balaclavas with baseball bats entering a bank and shouting: 'This is a robbery.' read
Global millionaires who make up just one per cent of the adult population own 50.1 per cent of of the world’s wealth, or $140tn (£106trillion), according to Credit Suisse's global wealth report. read
Global users of Google's Voice Assistant could find that recordings of their conversations have been made by the smart software after examples of background chatter being captured have emerged. read
Scientists from the Primate Research Institute of Kyoto University looked at whether chimpanzees can communicate about distance for the first time. read
The footage was filmed at the Louisville Zoo in Kentucky, US on Sunday and was posted on Twitter. The video has now amassed more than 82,000 retweets and 146,000 likes. read
These repugnant photographs show the outrageously barbarous treatment of Commonwealth soldiers after they were captured by the Japanese in the Second World War. read
This the moment a police officer smashed an abandoned car's window to pull out 55 bags of cannabis in Poplar, East London, before inviting the drug dealer to contact them about the damage. read
Michelle Hoang, 16, from Houston, Texas posted a before and after picture of her acne prone skin, which has since gone viral with over 27,000 likes thanks to it clearing up in just one month. read
In a cute video posted on November 8, a chubby raccoon can be seen eating popcorn off its belly and watching another raccoon on TV in Homer Glen, IL. read
In this series of adorable photographs, rabbits, dogs and even otters are seen trying to get some glass squeaky clean. It is not clear where the photographs have been taken, read
A woman was washing the dishes when she was shocked to see a huge huntsman spider cleaning its massive fangs on her windowsill in Nowra, New South Wales. read
Acclaimed photographer Tim Flach spent years tracking the animals and documenting the movements of the world's most threatened species from the African desert to the Arctic ice caps. read