Angelina Jolie dazzled as she attended the Service of Commemoration and Dedication to mark the 200th anniversary of the Most Distinguished Order of St Michael and St George at St Paul's Cathedral in London on Thursday. The Maleficent star, 43, looked effortlessly chic in an ivory cowl neck gown, as she became the star attraction of the service, after the Queen was forced to bow out due to reportedly contracting a summer cold. Scroll down for video
Julia Geis-Clements, 39, and her financier husband, Lee Clements, 41, from Denham in Buckinghamshire, say a midwife gave inadequate advice on how to breast feed their daughter, Cerys. The High Court heard Cerys (left and top right) now has cerebral palsy, epilepsy and visual impairment, as well as by 'significant neuro-developmental problems'. The couple (pictured right outside court) claim Cerys would have escaped a lifetime of disability had the midwife warned them to keep her airway clear as she was held against her mother's breast. Mrs Geis-Clements, a marketing manager, is now suing Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust on Cerys' behalf, alleging the midwife gave negligent advice.
The Prime Minister dismissed jibes about chaos in Tory ranks after Greg Clark urged companies to keep pushing for a 'soft' Brexit.
Theresa May is being undermined in Parliament according to her former chief of staff, Nick Timothy. The prime minister's ally said Parliament must not push for freedom of movement after Brexit.
Dr Jane Barton stood on the steps of her home near Portsmouth this morning as her husband read out a statement on her behalf.
The hunt for the so-called 'Putney Pusher' has been called off with the police admitting defeat in the hunt for the culprit. Officers questioned more than 50 suspects since the attack on May 5, 2017.
Liam Hunt was stabbed and left to die in a pool of blood in an alleyway after being attacked by the cowardly thugs, who then joked about the attack in a McDonald's (pictured) in Northampton.
The balcony at Buckingham Palace may sit empty at the Trooping of the Colour in 2019 because of a £369million renovation, set to last for ten years.
Senior Conservative MP Nigel Evans (pictured) said British voters were 'exasperated' by the lack of discipline in the Government and warned it could threaten the party's election prospects.
MTR, which runs the rail network in Hong Kong, and Guangshen Railway Co, part of the Chinese state rail company, are the frontrunners to operate the 220mph HS2 trains from London.
Customer loyalty is turning big profit for banks as they make money from people who do not shop around for a better deal, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has revealed.
The pundit, who is in Russia covering the World Cup for the broadcaster, was unveiled as the face of the clothing retailer TM Lewin last October.
The Jeremy Corbyn-backing Momentum group now has a majority on the executive committee in the MP's seat of Camberwell and Peckham in South London.
A 20-year-old man was found stabbed to death after reports of a fight, police said. Detectives responded to reports of men with baseball bats in Edmonton, north London (pictured).
Durham's Constabulary has been hit hard by cuts but under the leadership of chief constable Mike Barton, the force's detection rate is more than three times better than that of similar forces.
The body of 13-year-old Ryan Evans has been recovered from Westport Lake, Stoke-on-Trent, following an extensive search by emergency services and underwater teams, police have said.
In articles posted on June 20 and June 22, 2018, we incorrectly identified Sally Moyer as 'Agent 5' who was referenced in a Justice Department Inspector General's report concerning the actions of the FBI and DOJ in advance of the 2016 election. We recognize that Ms. Moyer is not Agent 5, and we apologize to her for our error.
The Daily Mail has agreed to settle a legal claim brought by Earl Spencer about an item in a column on 14 January 2017 about his late sister Princess Diana of Wales.
Josephine Iyamu, formerly of south London, was a ringleader of an international human trafficking crime network and lived in a huge Nigerian mansion complete with a servants' quarters. Iyamu charged each of her victims (pictured bottom) Euro 30,000 and Euro 38,000 to arrange for their travel to Europe - profiting from more than Euro 15,000 from one victim alone via wire transfers and cash payments. Footage obtained by Nigerian authorities showed one of the 'juju' ceremonies taking place (right). Iyamu (pictured inset and, left, being arrested) is believed to be the first person to be convicted under Modern Slavery Act laws passed in 2015, allowing prosecutions of British citizens for sexual trafficking taking place overseas.
A Twitter post on Oldman's fan account posted on Thursday: 'We are heartbroken and so sorry to hear the sad news about the passing of the wonderful Kathleen Oldman.Deepest condolences and much love to the whole family in the hard times. May She Rest In Peace (1919-2018).'
Iain Macmaster, 68, convinced actress Claire Gordon to give him her legacy on her will when she was ill with a brain tumour. He was jailed for eight years at Southwark Crown Court.
The family of Ryan Evans, who died after getting into difficulty in Westport Lake in Stoke-on-Trent, have urged others to avoid swimming in open water.
Photographs shared on Twitter show the Premier League footballer's £140,000 black Bentley Bentayga (pictured) parked on double yellow lines close to a set of traffic lights.
Mark Loveridge, 39, lay in wait for Daniel Young, 30, before stabbing him to death in Kendor Gardens, Morden, south west London after knifing another man in the buttocks.
Father Ted creator Graham Linehan has shared his joy today at being cancer free, a day after revealing he had recently been diagnosed with testicular cancer.
George Benson fans were left disappointed last night when the 10-time Grammy Award winner lost his voice during a concert at London's Royal Albert Hall last night. Some fans left early and wanted a refund
Social worker Heidi Chalkley (pictured right) was dragged into the mechanism after grabbing onto the metal shutters with both hands as they rose up in an ‘act of silliness’. Both of the 40-year-old’s arms got trapped, and she was pulled into the rolling metal shutters and crushed to death in front of her friends. The safety detectors on the garage doors (left) beneath a block of flats in Cambridge failed to work. A pre-inquest review at Huntingdon Coroner’s Court heard how the mother of one pressed the button to make the doors rise, but then got trapped in the mechanism when she grabbed the door.
Nigel Jacklin,and wife Sheila (main image) were shocked to be issued with a 'community protection warning', the modern version on an Asbo, after being accused of harassing their neighbours in the quiet seaside hamlet of Norman's Bay, near Bexhill-on-Sea, East Sussex. The couple have been warned by police they face prosecution if they are 'perceived by any person to be looking into any neighbour's property'. They have also been banned from walking directly to the beach past their neighbour's home because it now forms part of an 'exclusion zone' imposed on them. The row stems from renovation work their neighbours, Dr Stephane Duckett and partner Norinne Betjemann (top left), carried out on an outbuilding. Pictured inset: The 'exclusion zone'.
Leading security camera-maker Swann Security, which is based in the US, has blamed a factory error for the data breach and said it was a 'one-off' incident.
Nigel Farage was today forced to deny he has dyed his hair blonde in a Donald Trump style makeover.
The group forced their way into the Thwaites site (pictured) and head office in Blackburn, Lancashire, which led to a stand-off with staff who were not allowed in, a court has heard.
Rising property prices and living costs appear to be forcing increasing numbers out of the capital.
A suspected arson attack at a holiday saw tourists evacuated as firefighters battled the blaze in North Wales for five hours.
Officers descended on New Covent Garden Market in London and seized a lorry-load of goods including shoes, handbags and watches with a street value of £100,000.
This is the shocking moment a teenager spotted the fifth dog to be left in a hot vehicle in just two days, with the latest incident (left) to emerge happening in Frome outside a McDonald's on Monday. The same day a pet was locked inside a vehicle in Cheshire (top-right) as temperatures soared to sweltering 30C. And on Tuesday police struggled to breathe as they rescued Labradors from an 86F car in York (inset) while another dog panted in distress as it was trapped in a car in Stockton-on-Tees, Durham (bottom-right).
The car - parked near the central reservation - sparked panic with Portland Place, just north of Oxford Circus Tube station, evacuated while a police 'bomb robot' was deployed.
Sharif Rasul, 45, smashed mother-of-three Jodie Thomas, 27, on the head numerous times using the vacuum cleaner and threatened to kill her at their former home in Wales.
Paramedics responding to a hoax call in Eastleigh, Hampshire were greeted with a barrage of abuse and pelted with items from the property's upstairs windows.
Herman Gordon, 65, broke down in tears when Bristol University students gave him £1,500 to return to Jamaica to see his family. The cleaner came to the UK as a 12-year-old as part of the Windrush generation but has never forgotten his early days growing up in Gold Street, Kingstown. More than 230 students raised the money in just a few days after setting up an online just giving page describing Mr Gordon as 'the epitome of happiness'. Mr Gordon said: 'I've never seen that much money in my life. There's enough money here for two weeks - I'm negotiating with a travel agent to get a good deal.' Pictured: Mr Gordon with Bristol students (left), Mr Gordon crying receiving the money (right) and Mr Gordon with his wife Denise (inset).
Ticketmaster UK have admitted customers may have had their credit card data stolen in a security breach that could have affected up to 40,000 customers. The company says it 'identified malicious software' on a third party product on Saturday, but did not reveal the breach until today. The firm said it disabled the software as soon as it realised what had happened, but didn't say why it did not disclose the breach until today. The ticket-seller says 'some of our customers' personal or payment information may have been accessed by an unknown third-party.' The breach affects UK transactions between February and June 23 and 'international customers who purchased, or attempted to purchase, tickets between September 2017 and June 23, 2018.'
Immigration judges Kareena Maciel and Rasib Ghaffar have been charged with conspiracy to commit fraud, along with civil judge Razi Shah. They'll appear in court in London next month.
Clive Block, 70, from Poole, was travelling with his wife, Bev, a counsellor. She asked for a glass of water once they landed - after the Boeing 737 shook for 40 minutes when they were diverted to Madrid.
Kate Osborne, 35, was last seen in Bali in April 2003, shortly before she was due to return to Britain. Her body was never found and her mother shares the horrific experience.
PC Katie Barratt admitted she used the term 'p***' at the Spice of Punjab takeaway in Newcastle on December 14 last year. She was dismissed without notice following a hearing.
The 26-year-old Turkish suspect was held by local police in Salou just south of the east coast Spanish city of Tarragona around 5am on Wednesday morning.
Jennifer Kneale, 37, filmed the breathtaking shark which swam among the kayaks for about two hours off the coast of the Isle of Man. Basking sharks are the second largest fish alive and not aggressive.
You would think that the first priority for both teams in a football match is to win. But that might not be the case when England take on Belgium at Kaliningrad Stadium in the World Cup tonight, as both sides could benefit from defeat. For the loser will face an arguably easier run (on the right side of the graphic), with Sweden or Switzerland in the quarter-finals - before Spain , Russia , Croatia or Denmark in the semi-finals. However, the winner of tonight's game in Group G (on the left side of the graphic) will play Brazil or Mexico in the quarter-finals - and then France, Argentina, Uruguay or Portugal in the semis. Ahead of tonight's match at 7pm UK time in Kaliningrad (where fans are pictured, left and bottom right), Belgium and England sit exactly level on six points, a goal difference of six and eight goals scored. And fans are dubious about the potential quality of tonight's match.
As fans woke up to a World Cup without the holders this morning, the mockery online continued. Supporters joked that while Ronaldo might be carrying the Portugal team and Messi the Argentine side, the only thing carrying the German team now is a Lufthansa plane home. Others mocked up photos of German towels on aircraft seats, a reference to the popular English joke that Germans always reserve the sun-loungers in holiday resorts.
A British man, in his 60s, has fallen to his death just days before hundreds of runners compete on the same trail perched at more than 1000m in Chamonix Mont Blanc, in the French Alps.
Sara Ross, 64, from Dorney, Bucks, found to have kept animals in appalling conditions where horses were left standing in their own faeces and birds were kept in tiny cages.
The disturbing footage of the two women scrapping was captured on Merry Street in Motherwell, North Lanarkshire. The fracas held up traffic in both directions.
Amelia Cooper, 15 months old, was found dead in her mother's bed in Cornwall in June of 2016. Her mother's pain relief patch was stuck on her. The drug causes a reduction in breathing.
Sanjay Naker, 28, is accused of raping a drunk teenage girl outside a London club last March. He allegedly carried her away from the club and forced her to perform sex acts before raping her.
Janet Alexander from Inverness says her five-year-old daughter, Rosie, was abducted from a hotel kids' club in Turkey and is now suing the travel agent Thomas Cook.
The Duke of Cambridge (left) today made a 'profoundly moving' visited the tomb of his great-grandmother, Princess Alice of Battenberg (right, pictured in 1913), on the final day of his historic tour of the Middle East. William visited the Church of St Mary Magdalene, a golden-domed Russian Orthodox church on the Mount of Olives above the Old City in east Jerusalem which is situated in the Garden of Gethsamane. The Duke was welcomed to the church by Archimandrite Roman, Father Roman (also left, and centre), the head of the Russian Ecclesiastical Mission in Jerusalem, and Abbess Elizabeth. Before entering the church, Father Roman and William paused to take in the magnificent views from the church, overlooking the Dome of the Rock on Temple Mount. At the entrance to the church, in keeping with Russian Orthodox tradition, William took bread and salt.
The Duke of Cambridge today prayed at the most sacred site accessible to Jews and lit a candle at the spot where Jesus Christ is believed to have been crucified (bottom right) as he concluded his tour of the Middle East. Prince William (bottom left, at the Al-Aqsa mosque) visited the Western Wall in Jerusalem's Old City with a yarmulke - also known as a kippah or skull cap - on his head, and placed a written prayer on a folded piece of paper into one of the cracks in the wall (top left). The royal also took his shoes off as he went inside the gold-topped Dome of the Rock, a deeply holy site for Muslims, and went to see the holiest site in the Christian world, the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. The Church in the Old City stands above the supposed site of Jesus's crucifixion, burial and resurrection.
The seaside cabin on a pretty beach in Milford-on-Sea, Hampshire, is one of half a dozen huts at risk of collapse. Its owner had been standing in front of the structure at the time it came crashing down.
Campaigners fear Nicholas Johnston, 45, wants to turn the quaint coastal village of Bantham in Devon into a version of the exclusive Soho House, which he once owned.
Paramedics and an air ambulance were called to The Anchor pub - part of the Beefeater chain - near Scunthorpe yesterday lunchtime.
Philip Vervaeke built a treehouse for his children at his home in Scotstoun, Glasgow, but was ordered to tear it down after his neighbours complained that the 'eyesore' invaded their privacy.
An eagle named Nikita that boasts a seven-foot wingspan has broken free from Warwick Castle after escaping in front of families as they enjoyed an evening show.
The health service announced that the tennis ace will support their Change4LIfe campaign, which gives families tips on slashing sugar and upping exercise.
David Clark, 49, is facing life in jail after being found guilty of killing his wife Melanie, 44 (pictured together right) during an argument about her tryst with Katie Bastians, 31 (pictured in her underwear left) a close friend's daughter. Clark murdered his wife after she repeatedly humiliated him about the size of his penis and taunted him about her encounter with the lesbian journalist, jurors were told. The court heard the former military medic stabbed his South-African born wife in the chest with a cook's knife at their home in Bromsgrove, Worcestershire (pictured and then dialled 999, confessing: 'I've killed my wife. She did my head in.' He was today found guilty of murder at Birmingham Crown Court.
Pensioners, farmers, teachers and pub landlords in Michaelston y Fedw, clubbed together after being unable to download films, stream music or connect to online banking. Homeowners in the area between Cardiff and Newport put in thousands of hours of volunteering digging more than seven miles (12km) of trenches to install their own cables. The village, which has a population of just 300, now has one of the fastest internet speeds available at a thousand times quicker than before.
Amelia Brooke Harris was discovered by police in the garden of her home in Trealaw in the Rhondda, South Wales. Her mother Carly Ann Harris, 37, is due to appear in court charged with murder.
Items contaminated by Novichok during the assassination attempt on Russian double agent Sergei Skripal, pictured with daughter Yulia, will be incinerated at 1,200C - hotter than molten lava.
Jane Dowden tweeted a post praising her brother Michael after the inquiry into the fire was halted yesterday after he broke down re-watching footage from the night of the fire at Grenfell Tower.
But the Public Accounts Committee have warned that the bill could be up to £49bn by the time all bills are settled and urged Theresa May to come clean about the bill.
Louise Goodwin, of Leicester, was left traumatised after her boxer ex boyfriend Lee Heggs punched her repeatedly in the face in a sickening attack in June 2014.
This is the moment two men and two women strutted into a shop in East London before three appear to crowd the counter while a fourth snatches £300 meant for needy children.
Four dogs have been rescued from searing hot cars in just two days as temperatures reached a blazing 86F. Police were first called to the rescue of the 'distressed' dog locked inside a vehicle at the Cheshire Oaks shopping centre (left). Onlooker Jason Mcdonnell King said the pet was left inside the car for more than an hour before being let out 'panting' and rushed to the vets. This comes after officers yesterday 'struggled to breathe' as they dived in a car and rescued Labradors from an 86F car in York (inset). On the same day, another dog was left panting and distressed after being locked in a car in Stockton-on-Tees (right). The latest incidents come amid warnings from the RSPCA not to leave dogs in cars which can quickly turn to 'ovens' and kill pets in the space of just 10 minutes.
The RAF and the British Army have been called in to help firefighters battle 20ft flames on Saddleworth Moor as the blaze rages on for the fifth day amid a blazing heatwave in the UK. The smoke engulfing homes has been described as dangerous with health officials forcing families to wear dust masks and to stay indoors. The inferno has raged across four miles of the Pennines beauty spot near Greater Manchester, decimating the moorlands in its wake.
BT called in experts when a customer complained that the new dark green ruined the look of his picturesque 16th century home in Stanstead near Long Melford, Suffolk.
Father Ted creator Graham Linehan revealed he has testicular cancer on Wednesday morning as he apologised to his fans for having to cancel his comedy tour of Australia.
Noel Conway, 68, from Shrewsbury, who has motor neurone disease, said being forced to choose between 'unacceptable options' to end his life is 'barbaric'.
The 26-year-old victim was stabbed at around 5.30am outside the Kalypso nightclub on Zrce Beach, in Novalja in north west Croatia.
From a distance it resembles Mount Etna in a bad mood. Down on the ground, though, it's like being in a sea fog, except that everything smells like a cross between a bonfire and peaty malt whisky.
The move comes just weeks after Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson visited Buenos Aires vowing to 'build a partnership and an intensifying commercial relationship'.
As most Brazilians celebrated their side sailing through to the last 16, some were seen attacking Serbian fans in the stands. It is unclear who started the brawl at Moscow's Spartak stadium. Blue and red shirts clashed with yellow and green (pictured left and bottom right) ones as a group of men from both countries traded punches. A female Serbian fan was also caught up in the brawl and was pictured crying (top right) as she tried to escape the fight. Stewards were hauled in to break up the supporters as they tried to restore calm. It is unclear why the row started and which team initiated the violence.
Throngs of supporters could be seen wearing an assortment of outrageous headwear as they rocked up to the stadium in Yekaterinburg for their side's final group game on Wednesday.
Rebecca Steinfeld, 37, and Charles Keidan, 41, from Hammersmith, west London, have won the right to enter a civil partnership in a landmark ruling by the Supreme Court.
Seven streets in Hulme, a suburb of Manchester, were filled with rubbish and recycling bins in a desperate attempt to drive Manchester commuters away on Wednesday morning.
A greedy squirrel was caught on camera going nuts and launching a savage attack on a pheasant pecking at food - even tearing clumps of feathers out of its neck. The feisty rodent unleashed a series of wrestling moves more commonly seen in the ring as he fiercely grappled with the game bird - and a baffled muntjac - and successfully drove the pair away.
Retired office manager Anne Marks, 76, caught the astonishing scenes unfold in her Norfolk garden last week.
The stargazing phenomenon is the name given to a full moon which turns pink during sunrise and occurs in June each year. According to experts, this year's Strawberry Moon will be visible during the early hours of Thursday morning. The name is thought to derive from Native American tribes as it falls in late June during the height of strawberry picking season.
For the first time, students in England would be asked during freshers' week if they would like their families to know if they start suffering from anxiety, depression or other problems. (file picture)
Cecil Beaton, who was commissioned by the Royal Family for four decades, found the secret was to ask her to tilt her head, as straight on she was a 'little too full-faced'.
HMP Northumberland said they are investigating the shocking scenes which are believed to have been shot inside the jail featuring two inmates believed to have taken the zombie drug Spice.
About 400 tonnes of mixed rubbish has been dumped outside the Grade I listed Brocket Hall, with garden waste a sheds and window frames fly-tipped at the site in Hertfordshire.
Police expert Deputy Chief Constable Gareth Pritchard told MPs an awareness course for dog owners must be created to stop attacks. He also said current legislation needed to be changed.
Chris Grayling had vowed to get tough after saying millions of UK motorists were being 'exploited'. But his call for an official probe into pump prices has been soundly rejected by competition watchdogs.
Harmony Tucker, 37, (right) died after doctors failed to carry out vital tests at City Hospital in Birmingham (inset). She was sent home twice before she collapsed and died. Her daughter, Shawna Gordon, has won a £50,000 payout over the failings. Miss Gordon, now 26, (left) and her grandmother, Yvonne Gordon, sued the hospital for the psychological damage and trauma they suffered as a result of witnessing the death. The hospital agreed to pay £50,000 in an out-of-court settlement but has not admitted liability for the psychological damage.
The Labrador-type dogs (inset and right) were freed by two officers after they had been left inside the vehicle at a car park at York Hospital in the city centre for 30 minutes yesterday under blazing sunshine. The two officers at the scene said they could feel the heat coming from the car during their rescue operation (main) as temperatures in Britain peaked at 86.2F (30.1C). They even said they 'struggled to breathe' when they were inside the car for just 30 seconds after they broke in. North Yorkshire Police confirmed today no-one has been arrested over the incident, and the investigations were being carried out by the RSPCA. A spokesman for the RSPCA confirmed the dogs are now in their care.
The remarkable object, unearthed by scientists earlier this month, is made of 2.3 kilos of solid bronze and is believed to be related to the largest military operation ever staged on British soil.
Ex-leader of England's north west branch of National Action Christopher Lythgoe, 32, said Jack Renshaw, 23, should 'do Amber Rudd' instead of plotting to kill his MP and a police woman.
Matt Hancock has spoken out in defence of journalism as figures released today reveal that more than 300 local and regional titles have closed since 2007 - leaving some towns without a paper.
Eloise Parry, 21, from Shrewsbury, died in hospital on April 12 2015 after taking eight tablets containing the poisonous Dinitrophenol (DNP). Bernard Rebalo, 31, was today jailed.
Hero Yannis Doumarapis, 67, told how he raced to save TV star Natasha Kaplinsky from the family's burning luxury yacht off the coast of Corfu - and found her in a state of panic and her daughter badly burned
Alison, a mother from the UK, whose young son Leon had recently started school, was left saddened when he asked her to spray his face white, after telling her he did not want to have brown skin.
The National Police Chiefs Council recommended that new permanent and transit sites should be set up across Britain for gypsies, Roma and travellers to reduce illegal incursions. The police leaders also rejected calls for a change in the law to give them tougher powers to target travellers who camp illegally. Earlier this year housing minister Dominic Raab launched a public consultation around unauthorised gypsy and traveller camps. Mr Raab said he was 'deeply troubled' by allegations about the behaviour of travellers and 'particularly by the widespread perception that the rule of law does not apply to those who choose a nomadic lifestyle'.
Prince Charles spent £1million jetting around the world on private flights, while other royals, including the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were happy to take commercial airlines. In all, £4.7million was spent on royal travel in 2017/18, a rise of £200,000 on the previous year. The most expensive form of royal travel, mile for mile, is the royal train which costs approximately £20,000 per journey. Charles took seven journeys on it, which has sumptuous sleeping and dining cars. He also billed taxpayers £15,385 to charter a plane for a private day trip to London from Birkhall, his estate in Scotland. Aides declined to explain the reason but admitted there was no official engagement, saying royals were 'allowed to travel from residence to residence'. The public paid £18,170 for Prince William to join the Passchendaele centenary commemoration in Belgium last July - and a further £30,414 to hire a separate private plane for Prince Charles to go too. Aides said the two princes were travelling from different starting points in Britain and following different programmes in Belgium.
Dr Julien Warshafsky, 31, (pictured left) of Woking, Surrey, became hooked on Fentanyl on 2012 and had a long-standing history of taking hallucinogenic drugs such as LSD, ketamine and mescaline.
Residents of Dorking, Surrey, felt their homes and cars move today as a 2.6 magnitude earthquake struck. Experts said tremors in Surrey are 'rare' although the last one was on Easter Sunday.
A two-bedroom flat is set to go under the hammer on Thursday for just £5,000. The ground floor flat, in the town of New Cumnock, East Ayrshire, is currently uninhabitable due to water damage.
Alan Graystone, 60, (pictured) posted an envelope through his ex-girlfriend's letterbox with a USB full of pictures of them together inside. She went outside her home in Hull to find him on fire.
Peter and Claire Dipnarine, both 57 and from Trinidad and Tobago, have lived in Edinburgh for 14 years and worked tirelessly in, mostly in administration, until their visas expired last year.
The children are stuck in temporary accommodation rather than being found stable homes to live in with their families.
As patriarch of the biggest family in showbusiness, Joe Jackson made no apologies for ruling his many children with a rod of iron, later pointing to their immense success. 'I don't regret it,' he told Oprah Winfrey in 2010 of the merciless beatings he would hand out with a leather strap and a switch to his son, Michael, and his eight siblings. 'It kept them out of jail and kept them right.' A few years later, he sounded even more defiant, telling an interviewer: 'I'm glad I was tough because look what I came out with,' writes TOM LEONARD.
The £360m Sailing Yacht A, is owned by billionaire Andrey Melnichenko who made his £11bn fortune trading in fertiliser and coal. It was today spotted off the Corsican coast, moored in the Bay of Calvi. The magnificent vessel has three masts taller than London's Elizabeth Tower, which houses Big Ben. It is powered by a 'hybrid diesel-electric package with controllable pitch propellers,' and is designed to accommodate 20 guests and a crew of 54. The staggering yacht is a 468ft-long vessel, which has three 300ft masts. The superyacht boasts eight floors - with a helicopter pad on one of the decks - and an underwater observation room.
Roseanne Barr spoke to spiritual adviser Rabbi Shmuley Boteach the day after her ABC sitcom 'Roseanne' was canceled in the wake of her racist tweet about Valerie Jarrett.
Carrie died in 2016, aged 60, after a long battle with substance abuse and mental illness.
Warnisha Davis, from Miami, says the father of her infant son took off with six-month-old Marcell Jr on June 16 after punching her in the face. Twelve hours later, the baby was dead.
Najah Al-Otaibi is a political analyst born in the capital of Saudi Arabia, Riyadh, and she explains first-hand, the importance behind the change for women across the kingdom.
A rescue boat stranded for nearly a week in the Mediterranean with over 200 migrants docked in Malta Wednesday, after a deal was struck between a group of EU states to take them in.
Valuables seized in raids on properties of former leader Najib Razak, included cash, jewellery and luxury handbags, are worth up to $273 million, police said Wednesday.
A two-headed calf was born in a village in Poland in a shocking case of mutant birth. Karolina Szarowska was stunned by the baby cow that had two heads both able to suckle the mother's milk.
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