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Meghan Markle bears quite the resemblance to the Duchess of Cambridge's sister Pippa. From their brunette locks to their fashion sense and yoga-toned physiques, they could be sisters. read

It is understood that Hakeem Hussain may have been in the near freezing temperatures outside his home in Birmingham for some time before his body was found. read

Are you a baby boomer like me, If so, you stand accused by increasing numbers of millennials of being a pampered, selfish racistt and not to be trusted with the vote, writes TOM UTLEY. read

Their father chose to see other women and their mother, who 'frequented' dating site Plenty Of Fish, had relationships with men she met through the internet, a judge in Wolverhampton heard. read

EXCLUSIVE BY IAN HERBERT: Senior British police officers, who are urging English fans to desist from provocative nationalistic singing, have been made aware of the penalties. read

Jayda Fransen, of south-east London, was the little-known deputy leader of Britain First until inflammatory messages she posted online were picked up by the US President. read

A Theresa May from Bognor Regis with just six followers on Twitter inadvertently found herself at the centre of a political row between Donald Trump and the Prime Minister last night. read

The Today Programme interviewed Ann Coulter - who is one of just 45 Twitter accounts the US President Donald Trump follows. read

The Prime Minister risked fuelling the row by repeating her view that the US president was 'wrong' to retweet anti-Muslim videos posted by a far-right group. read

The House of Commons had, with the encouragement of its obtrusive Speaker, succumbed to another bout of unanimous pique, writes QUENTIN LETTS. read

Clips of a man trying to kick a pigeon and another punching a snowman, with the caption 'Muslim attacks Christmas ', have been posted by the bogus  'British First' profile. read

Donald Trump was greeted with enthusiasm during his two-day state visit in July. President Emmanuel Macron feted Mr Trump declaring ‘nothing will ever separate us’. read

Bashar Al-Assad dined with the Queen at Buckingham Palace in December 2002, while Mugabe was greeted by Princess Margaret at Heathrow and driven in a Rolls Royce for his visit. read

Posing in a Marks & Spencer jacket, Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn is featured in the January/February issue of the magazine. read

Jeremy Corbyn singled out Wall Street lender Morgan Stanley after it warned that his hard-Left policies would be catastrophic for the economy and a bigger threat than Brexit. read

Theresa May, prictured here speaking Jordan, said there needed to be economic reform in the oil-dependent states so the booming number of youngsters are not lured into jihadism. read

Winter does not officially start until Friday – but thundersnow, the rare phenomenon of lightning strikes illuminating falling snow, was reported today in North Yorkshire and near Newcastle. read

Even before the Grenfell blaze in June, thought to have been started by a fridge freezer, the white goods industry had a serious problem on its hands, posing lethal risks to consumers. read

Samantha Ayres, 34, from Horncastle, Lincolnshire, who killed David Kirk, 26, while distracted making a hands-free call faces jail after she was found guilty of dangerous driving - the first such ruling in Britain. read

German physicists have discovered that heat can spontaneously flow from a cold quantum particle to a hotter one under certain conditions - effectively reversing the 'arrow of time'. read

Businesses can buy Alexa devices that help employees dial into conference calls, manage their calendars, find open meeting rooms and - not surprisingly - order work supplies from Amazon. read

Detective Inspector Amanda Sadler (pictured), who was the 1989 Miss Great Britain, had no experience of leading an inquiry into child death before taking on the top role in the investigation. read

Vugar Mollachiev, 37, pictured, of Berkeley Gardens, north London, was sentenced to nine years imprisonment at Southwark Crown Court for conspiracy to defraud and money laundering. read

Police confirmed that Alex Hepburn, 21, of Diglis, Worcester, was charged earlier this month and would appear before magistrates in the city on December 7. read

Researchers from Sapienza University in Rome also found some 90 per cent of sufferers were able to avoid surgery to relieve their pain after a single minimally-invasive treatment session. read

NHS England chief executive Simon Stevens said: 'The NHS should not be paying for low-value treatments and it's right that we look at reducing prescriptions for [such] medicines'. read

Upon learning she was dying of cancer not long after turning 50, mother-of-two Annabel Nnochiri, from Edgware, North London, immediately resolved to leave her husband. read

Parenting website BabyCentre has revealed the top names of 2017 in the UK and gender -neutral names are becoming more mainstream than ever before. read

WARNING EXPLICIT CONTENT: A 52-year-old woman from Nagpur, India underwent a 2-hour operation to remove the 'fully grown stone baby'. read

About two thirds of people (65 per cent) said they trusted the senior clerics to tell the truth, compared with a high of around 85 per cent in 1983, according to a poll. read

A source at a premium UK biscuit maker told The Grocer the price rises were ‘inevitable given the cost of butter and other commodities’. read

The American actress, then 30, tied the knot with Trevor Engelson, her partner of seven years, in 2011, and was pictured alongside her mother at the wedding in Jamaica. read

It was suggested last night that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle (pictured) will marry on the Saturday of the Spring Bank Holiday weekend, meaning Brits would have three days off to celebrate. read

Ever keen to help, QUENTIN LETTS and the Mail offer bride-to-be Meghan Markle a cut-out-and-keep guide to her new royal in-laws before she walks down the aisle with Prince Harry. read

Prince Harry's fiance, 36, looks ethereal as she lends her good looks to the cover of the fashion magazine's December 2017 issue - but have her freckles been airbrushed? read

Ryan Moffat, 29, from Edinburgh, had a romantic interaction with the American actress (pictured) who's about to become the latest addition to the Royal Family back in 2013. read

JANET STREET-PORTER: Week One of The Royal Engagement, and we're suffering from Meghan overkill. Harry and Meghan are in love and want us all to know about it. read

Michel Barnier sparked a diplomatic firestorm when he claimed Britons ‘chose to be on their own’ in tackling terrorism when voting to leave the EU last year. read

Senior figures in the Northern Ireland party made clear it was 'not on' for the government to give in to pressure from Dublin on the crucial issue. read

Official figures show 230,000 more people came to the UK than left in the year to June - down from a record high of 336,000 in the 12 months before the historic Brexit vote. read

A report entitled Europe's Growing Muslim Population said the percentage of Muslims making up the total population of Britain could rise from 6.3 to 16.7 per cent. read

Candice Brown looked like she's a natural skater as she took to the ice to rehearse an elaborate routine with her pro partner on Thursday. read

The 82-year-old, who has been married for as long as Paul, 51, has been alive, was asked at a charity event if her former Bake Off co-judge was ‘as sexy as he looks’. read

The 26-year-old singer was asked if he knew what 'jandals' are and whether he liked 'pineapple lumps' in Jacinda's mock-serious interrogation. read

U.S. regulator, the Food and Drug Administration, approved Viagra in 1998. Before this there was no oral treatment for erectile dysfunction. read

EXCLUSIVE: The only legal seller of Fortacin in the UK has now reduced its price tag. Professor Mike Wyllie, inventor of Viagra, made the premature ejaculation spray. read

Park Hill Flats in Sheffield, which first divided opinion 20 years ago when it was given Grade II-listed status, was singled out as part of a Historic England campaign celebrating the country’s heritage. read

About 25 women and girls, as young as 13, have reported being attacked in the past year in south London, mainly in Lewisham and Greenwich but also including Southwark and Bromley. read

Andrew Chaney, 34, of Portsmouth, has been jailed for three years after admitting sex offences when he was caught trying to groom children as young as 10 online. read

The cost includes up to £23,000 in design fees for the signs which will be put up at junction 27 on the A55 in Wales to advertise Rhuddlan Castle, Denbigh Castle and St Asaph Cathedral. read

Codex Amiatinus, pictured, was made in a monastery in Wearmouth-Jarrow in Northumbria, in the early 8th Century and gifted to a pope in the year 716, according to the British Library. read

Leicester Crown Court heard Charlie Dunn, five, was left unsupervised for two hours by his mother Lynsey and stepfather Paul Smith despite his 'fear of going near water'. read

The Very Rev Kelvin Holdsworth (pictured), Provost of St Mary’s Cathedral in Glasgow, said England should pray for Prince George to grow up with a love for 'fine, young gentlemen'. read

Stephanie Roberts, from Kensington, London, slashed her lover Ravi Benitez, 19, when she visited him at Warwick University on November 24 last year. read

Google is being sued on behalf of millions of Britons over privacy breaches after it secretly accessed their browsing patterns on iPhones by bypassing the default privacy settings. read

Mark Foster has revealed why he didn't deny the swirling rumours surrounding himself and Rebecca - insisting he didn't want to be 'pushed' into publicly addressing his sexuality.  read

Despite claims around cutting packaging and waste, the shelves of Britain's supermarkets are heaving with fruit and veg wrapped in unnecessary plastic. read

The Playboy veteran laughed as she said she was not surprised the onslaught of sexaul assault allegations against Weinstein, 65. read

The heiress was seen having an extensive selection of baubles and Christmas trees put up outside her sprawling Kensington mansion - soon after selling £40,000 worth of her clothes. read

Marcus Berkmann collated a selection of this year's best books for photography lovers. The perfect gifts for Christmas, his recommendations include wildlife, fashion and travel. read

A selection of stars from the Daily Mail including Richard Littlejohn, Craig Brown and Sarah Vine shared their favourite books from this year. From recommendations by ex-presidents to kids stories. read

Kendall Strampel, 19, a bodybuilder from Pennsylvania used to suffer from Anorexia Nervosa but is now revealing how she deals with gaining weight without guilt. read

Resham Khan, 21, suffered severe life-changing facial scarring following an unprovoked acid attack in London earlier this year. The Manchester student spoke on TV about her ordeal. read

Simon Rey splashed out on goods including flat screen televisions, 40 iPads, laptops and iPhone 6's, charging it to his workplace, the Money Advice Group on Carrington, Manchester. read

Based on photographs released by North Korea, analysts have determined the Hwasong-15 - an ICBM launched yesterday - is taller, wider and capable of carrying a much bigger payload. read

A new showroom in Seoul is offering safety from a potential nuclear war with a £20,000 fallout shelter that is equipped with everything a family of four needs to avoid death by atomic strike. read

North Korea has released video footage of its new ICBM, the Hwasong-15, being launched from close to Pyongyang. The missile is the most powerful it has ever produced and can range most of the world. read

Kim Jong-Nam, 46, was carrying a dozen bottles of Atropine, an antidote to the VX nerve agent used to kill him, in his backpack, the Malaysian High Court in Kuala Lumpur heard today. read

France has discovered traces of radioactive cesium on mushrooms imported from Russia, according to the head of French nuclear regulator, ASN (stock image). read

A female driver was called a 'fat b*tch' and told to get down to the gym after her car became wedged in a narrow Cotswolds road. The abusive driver was identified as James Griffith. read

During a visit to a festive market in Helsinki Prince William, 36, presented his son's handwritten Christmas wish list to Santa Claus. read

The problem, which appear to be centred around the UK, has forced users to take to Twitter to vent their frustration. The issues began after 6:37PM GMT (1:37 PM EST), according to Down Detector. read

Serial killer Levi Bellfield reportedly told a notorious multiple rapist in prison it was 'deeply hilarious' Michael Stone was serving life for the murders of Lin and Megan Russell (pictured). read

Mark Morris, 39, was told by his ex-girlfriend, Emma Day, who was also the mother of his child, that if he could afford alcohol he could pay child support moments before he killed her, the court heard. read

British angel expert Diana Cooper, pictured, appeared on This Morning to offer advice to women who believe they have seen angels - and help interpret the meaning behind their sightings read

Kellogg will discontinue sugar-coated rice puff cereal Ricicles from January in a move that has left some shoppers heartbroken. The company will also reduce sugar in other cereals. read

Those travelling to Romania, Italy and Germany who have not had the jab are at risk. With measles spreading across Europe, outbreaks in three areas of England were recorded recently. read

Conor McGregor laughed off claims he is under threat from a criminal gang after a bar fight, shouting 'come and get me' as he left a Dublin court after appearing on a speeding charge. read

This is the adorable moment a toddler was introduced to his newborn baby brother. A video captures the charming encounter, the location of which is unknown. read

Shared on social media by amateur snappers around the world, these photographs of people - and animals - on the brink of disaster are both perfectly timed and painful to look at. read

Scallops may look like simple creatures, but the seafood delicacy has 200 eyes which function remarkably like a telescope, using mirrors to focus light, researchers said Thursday. read

Mother Wendy Watson, originally from the UK but now lives in Melbourne, who needed a seatbelt extension on a flight has opened up about how she dropped six dress sizes without going to the gym. read

Researchers from the Paris Institute of Earth Physics say earthquakes could be detected using tiny shifts in gravity that fire through the atmosphere at 185,000 miles per second. read

Craig Kearney, 27, is charged with causing death by dangerous driving after nursery nurse Acacia Smith, 25, (pictured) was killed in the collision in south west London. read

Yarna the seven-year-old Lab was chosen to give flowers to the Queen but the clumsy pup ended up dropping them by the monarch's feet. The head of state didn't mind though and stroked the pup. read

According to the case, the woman from California claims her attacker spat on her and refused to wear a condom when he forced himself upon her. He had previously slept with a woman with HIV. read

Aveesha Ahsan (pictured) allegedly hugged and kissed the teenager after offering to buy her gifts - but the jury in the 34-year-old's trial at the Inner London Crown Court was discharged today. read

People from around the world shared the sarcastic messages they left for people who regularly frustrated them. From those who wanted people to stop stealing their food to bad parking. read

Little Charlie Harding, from Liphook in Hampshire, was so distraught he refused to wear the jumper and is now in fear that Santa Claus won't bring him presents. read

Researchers from he Chinese Academy of Sciences in Beijing analysed 215 eggs of the pterosaur species Hamipterus tianshanensis. read

Randi Zuckerberg, 35, whose brother founded Facebook, was on a three-hour flight from Los Angeles to Mazatlan when she said a man started talking about touching himself. read

Oliver Hall, 24, from Portsmouth, was died while trying to clear mines in Raqqa. He left Britain to the war-torn country in August, with no previous military training. read

Asda's £1 Wensleydale with Double Chocolate Orange is on shelves now, and contains chunks of white and dark chocolate as well as real orange zest. It has been branded 'delightfully surprising'. read

On December 3, 1992, 22-year-old Neil Papworth, from Wokingham, Berkshire, sent the first ever Short Message Service (SMS) from a computer to a colleague, writing 'Merry Christmas'. read

Researchers from the University of Bristol have waded into the debate with a new study, suggesting that the humble sponge may be our earliest ancestor. read

Australians among 100,000 tourists stranded in Bali by erupting volcano Mount Agung and could be waiting up to a week for flights home, so have resorted to using boats to flee. read

John Wright's pre-festive daily routine has been transformed by his trusty sheep dog Molly, who has adapted her herding talents to dealing with 1,400 turkeys on his farm in Wyton, East Yorkshire. read

Among those jailed is ex-Navy pilot Mario Daniel Arru, who smiled as he was sentenced to life for the 'death flights', which saw prisoners thrown out of airplanes into the Rio de la Plata or the sea. read

Reality TV star Jeremy McConnell told friends he was 'not finding life easy' in his new home at HMP Cardiff after being jailed for breaching a community order by missing unpaid work for a hair transplant. read

The remarkable 'tattooed' lobster was trapped by Karissa Lindstrand off the coast of Gran Manan in New Brunswick. It was being loaded into a crate to have its claws banded. read

A picture has emerged of an ambulance on an emergency call struggling to get down a street because it was blocked by a police car parked on double yellow lines in Swanage, in Dorset. read

Lauren Knowles, 29, of Aberdeen, was overjoyed when she fell pregnant but ended up going through five months of gruelling treatment when it was found she actually had a rare cancer. read

Leevon Birchall, 24, (pictured) was well known in Salford, Greater Manchester, and got his teeth whitened and eyebrows waxed after being inspired by US 'hot felon' Jeremy Meeks. read

Kaiya Acton gave birth to her beloved son, Dean, three days after her 15th birthday in March last year. Six months later, she returned to school at Ormiston Bolingbroke Academy near Warrington. read

The monthly injection, called erenumab, prevents nearly half of migraine attacks for people who have few other treatment options, scientists found. read

GRAPHIC WARNING: Nikki Hurst (pictured) was assaulted by three Asian men as she walked down a road in Batley, West Yorkshire. Police are treating the assault as 'racially aggravated'. read

According to an expert from the University of Central Lancashire, friends who excessively discuss the same problems are more likely to panic about the future and feel down. read

British etiquette bible Debrett's has released a guide to help uncertain guests navigate their upcoming festive parties, from what gifts to bring to how best to say thank you. read

Business owners in Nottinghamshire reacted angrily to comments by the county's Crime Commissioner Paddy Tipping, who suggested tight budgets meant cases would not be investigated. read

Vigilante paedophile hunter Dean Wilkinson, 48, stabbed and tried to kill an innocent stranger he wrongly thought was a child sex offender, Plymouth crown court heard. read

A psychologist at the University of Cardiff found that people who are frustrated with their daily lives tend to have recurring dreams in which they were falling, failing or being attacked. read

A study by the London-based Medicines & Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency found 32.6 per cent of people trying to lose weight have tried illicit 'medical' weight-loss aids. read

The row over 20ft conifer trees had sparked a bitter fall out between Tony Caplan and James Neill in one of Scotland's most exclusive areas, where houses sell for more than half a million pounds. read

Raluca Oniciuc, 32, from Luton, says the wound burst two days after she gave birth three weeks ago, splattering her mother, two children and even the ceiling in her bodily fluids. read

Sahar Tabar, 22, from Tehran, Iran, has an Instagram account full of selfies that flaunt her extreme look, but it is not clear how it has been achieved. read

Official police statistics show that the number of incidents of hand grenades detonating in Sweden have nearly tripled, up from ten in 2015 to 27 in 2016. read

Romanian national Catalin-mihai Verea, 44, was caught on CCTV in Oswestry, Shropshire, distracting the 87-year-old woman as he stole her purse from her bag. read

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT. A nursery in Ho Chi Minh in Vietnam has been closed after a video showing shocking footage of a young child being hit with a knife (pictured) went viral. read

The clip from 'Flames of War II: Until the Final Hour', a new ISIS propaganda video, shows bombs raining down over a U.S. map, and prisoners being made to dig graves. read

Once set-off, a loud voice blares through the speakers in Glasgow, saying: 'You have been detected in an unauthorised area, please leave the area or the police will be called.' read

Sammie and David Kinder, was devastated after the thief targeted them outside St George''s Hall in Liverpool, swiping £300 for their honeymoon and a box of precious family photos. read

Arif Aziz, chairman of FC Peterborough, which has several British Asian players, said it was 'rare' for the club not to have a 'race-related' incident during a match. read

Scientists have used a variety of methods to estimate the global number of marine species and each has its limitations. Current common estimates still vary between around 0.3m and 2m marine species. read

The FTSE 100 group's gender pay gap report showed a difference of 22.2 per cent on average for male and female employees in the UK. read

Bernadette Briggs, 39, 'behaved like a wild bull' on the Thomas Cook flight from Manchester to Egypt, punching a stewardess, biting the captain and shouting and swearing at cabin crew. read

These are the are the amazing Hobbit pods which could be sold across the country by a company based in Liverton, East Cleveland based on their highly-successful Shire House. read

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT. Roxelle Kimberley, 37, was left vomiting blood after she was thrown over her handlebars and landed on her face while riding her bike in Tadley, Hampshire. read

Carol Mullineaux, 41, had been on a shopping trip with her husband Brett, 44, in Whitefield, Greater Manchester, when she spotted the Royal Mail van driving in front (pictured). read

In tears, Li Xiaoqing told her impoverished parents, who were also crying: 'Please give me up. I don't want to be your burden.' The moving scene took place in China on November 21. read

Arran Maye from Leicester was with 30 friends in Benidorm when he got the £9 henna tattoo so he could take part in a fancy dress competition - but he suffered a severe allergic reaction. read

A study by London based Bush TV found a quarter of people would be more upset about Netflix cheating than if their loved one had sent flirty messages to someone else. read

A man could be seen running towards a group of men who were fighting outside the National Gallery in Trafalgar Square before allegedly stabbing a fellow reveller in the back several times. read

A 32-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a woman aged in her 90s was found dead at a care home in Essex and police said the suspect was known to the victim. read

GRAPHIC CONTENT: Abbie Lever, 21, from Bolton, in Greater Manchester, had an emergency C section due to complications during the birth of her youngest child Daisy in August. read

The Reels feature is part of a wider effort by YouTube to expand its Community – an area of the site that is only accessible to creators. It is currently being tested on select users. read

The Oasis star - who was one of the key figures of 'Cool Britannia' in the 1990s when he went to visit Tony Blair in No10 - has attacked the Labour leader before. read

Dr Trisia Farrelly, an environmental anthropologist from Massey University, is one of a growing number of experts calling for an end to glittery microplastics. read

Manchester United legend Giggs has settled his High Court battle with wife Stacey, with a spokesman saying the couple 'remain firm friends' but are 'pleased' bring proceedings to an end. read

Lewis Bennett, 40, will appear in custody in a Miami court for a change of plea hearing over the gold and silver coins allegedly from a batch worth $100,000 which were reported stolen. read

Some of the properties are hundreds of years old and come with acres of woodland, while others are more modern and showcase the latest designer kitchens. read

Mother-of-three Lynda Spargo, 48, from Melton Mowbray in Leicestershire, collapsed at her workplace just days before the start of the summer holidays. read

Cady Hadfield, from Leicester, ordered a jumpsuit from Kourtney Kardashian's Pretty Little Thing range but got something very different to what she'd seen on the website. read

Tony McGregor said claims that the family had been threatened over the fight was 'absolute nonsense', and denied that the alleged brawl in a Dublin pub had even taken place. read

John Mason, 91, revealed he asked Vera Burrell, 90, to go on a cruise with him just 45 minutes after meeting at a pub in Winchester because 'you can wait for death or you can live'. read

The ten penguins were taken to Plettenberg Bay, South Africa, to be released into the ocean after having been kept in rehabilitation. They were cheered on by supporting crowds. read

Nicola Eggleton, 31, from Hull, East Yorkshire, has been warned by Hull City Council her daughter is likely to be an overweight adult unless she takes action now and makes changes to her diet. read

Research led by University College London found stress was an important factor in influencing how babies perceive and react to pain (stock image). read

Terry Roderick, 48, of Marazion, Cornwall, found himself in trouble after singing Burn the Castle by rock band New Model Army on a day trip to St Michael's Mount, which is dominated by a castle. read

The man is seen lying on the floor before feigning a seizure as passengers dash to get away from his shaking body. But as no one rushes to help, the man is left with his choice of seats (pictured). read

The funeral will be held tomorrow after Mr Sargeant appears to have taken his own life at his home in north Wales, following his suspension by Labour over groping claims. read

Researchers from Northwestern University have been working to unravel some of the mysteries of the mummy girl, known as the Garrett mummy. read

Co-op kicks off the festive season with a heart-warming Christmas advert that brings together everyone in the community. MailOnline went behind the scenes to see how it was made read

Thousands of Twitter users took a trip down memory lane this week, trading stories about their favorite things from decades past that are no longer around today. read

Dashcam footage shows the silver Peugeot 3008 speeding down the wrong side of the road in the Scottish borders. read

Elon Musk, CEO of LA-based Tesla, recently tweeted: 'Why is there no Flat Mars Society?!' Bizarrely, the Flat Earth Society replied that 'unlike Earth, Mars has been observed to be round'. read

Exasperated parents from around the world have been sharing pictures online of the very sticky situations their little darlings have gotten themselves into, including getting stuck on the loo. read

Getting arrested on a night out is never a good look and a mug shot is rarely going to capture a person's best side. read

Video footage shows the shoppers, including children, scramble over the discounted lettuces, salad bags and oranges at the busy Tesco supermarket in Eastbourne, East Sussex. read

Intriguing time-lapse footage has been released by Virgin Atlantic that reduces a working day on board a Dreamliner flight from London to Los Angeles to just a few minutes. read

A NSW driver is lucky to be alive after a kangaroo smashed through their windscreen in the state's Hunter region before landing and dying in the back seat. read

The young Cape fur seal decided to fight back when it was ambushed by a 12ft-long great white shark off the coast of South Africa. But its valiant last stand was ultimately doomed. read

‘A tweet from the Queen, Sir. Outlining plans for your state visit. You fly to Stansted Airport, have a cup of tea and biscuit with her butler then fly home again.’ read

Eighteen-month-old Tucco couldn't get enough of the slide and could be seen running back to his owner Jim Roberts before enjoying a third go of the slide at the park in East Goscote, Leicestershire. read

The video, created by the United Arab Emirates, begins with a greeting from a holographic representative of the United Government of Mars, welcoming you to your second home. read

The rescuer dived into the gushing waters which had submerged a main road running through the city of Yogyakrta in Java, Indonesia on Tuesday (pictured). read

Duncan Selbie, of Public Health England (PHE), said local authorities which are allowing the signature red truck to stop in their area should 'reflect on whether it's in the best interests of the health'. read

The Maldives, Hawaii and Mauritius are all known for their beautiful beaches and azure waters. But tropical locations don’t have the monopoly on idyllic coastlines. read