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Given Jude Law’s track record with women in the 16 years since he split from his first wife, you’d be forgiven for thinking re-marriage was the last thing on his mind, writes ALISON BOSHOFF. read

Polls closed at 10pm with the first results expected to start being announced around midnight. The Tories are braced to lose more than 800 seats in their worst performance since 1995 read

The father took Berkshire-based Winnersh Rangers to a county court after his son's coach took the boy, 10, off the pitch during a pre-season football tournament in summer 2018. read

Christian are being driven out of the Middle East in a modern-day exodus that means the religion could be wiped out in parts 'where its roots go back furthest', a new report has found. read

TOM UTLEY: A survey this week highlights one of the most profound social changes of my lifetime in Britain. For the first time, the top ten most requested songs at funerals do not include one hymn. read

According to a researcher from the University of Melbourne, the idea of alien life is not as far-fetched as it used to seem, thanks to remarkable discoveries over the past two decades. read

The 7-foot-3 actor (pictured), who was born in Richmond-on-Thames, London, in 1944, died peacefully at his home in Texas on Tuesday surrounded by his family. read

Facebook has removed a string of far-right extremists from its platform, saying their accounts violated its policies against dangerous individuals and organizations. read

A woman was struck by a Mercedes in the early hours of Thursday morning on the M66 motorway near Bury, with road closures put in place causing congestion well into the morning rush-hour. read

Labour's Paul Sweeney told MPs the rising 'anti-vaxx' movement is a 'national emergency' in the UK and parliament could make parents not vaccinating their children a criminal offence. read

The RAC said retailers had protected petrol drivers from even steeper hikes by overcharging diesel owners, meaning they had reason to feel ‘aggrieved’. read

Three-year-old Riley Siswick lay dying on blood-soaked sheets as he wet himself repeatedly after his step-father injured his abdomen at their home in Huddersfield, Leeds Crown Court heard. read

Jack Glenny, 24, who ran Sunday's race in aid of the Cystic Fibrosis Trust, said that one of the 'proudest moments of his life' was ruined by nasty comments and mismanagement. read

Jon Snow gave up a quarter of his salary last year in what he described as a ‘cooperative gesture’ amid a gender pay row. But Cathy Newman said the move should have come far sooner. read

ROSS CLARK: Suddenly, the Government is falling over itself in order to make gestures on climate change, but it shouldn't leap aboard every passing bandwagon without thinking it through. read

Lord Deben, the former John Selwyn Gummer, told the House of Lords yesterday, the UK could reach net zero emissions by 2050, 'let's have the kind of heating that doesn't need fossil fuels,' he said. read

Henry Vincent, 37, died after breaking into the south east London home of Richard Osborn-Brooks, then 78, last year. He and his wife now have new identities and live in a mystery location. read

Pensioner Richard Osborn-Brooks has spoken for the first time about how he stabbed burglar in the chest in the hallway of his £500,000 home in Hither Green, south-east London. read

Snehashree Sudarshan, 28, and Abhay Rao, four, were both found dead at a property in Newmarket on Friday last week. Suffolk Police say there were called by a member of the public. read

The £3 Schottis pleated blind comes in a variety of different colours and has proved a huge hit - because DIY fans can cut them to size and there's no drill required to attach them to window frames. read

Regions of the brain involved in recall for facts and ideas became more active after one 30-minute workout, priming them for better recall with more exercise, a University of Maryland study found. read

Travelling to London to see him Paul's long-distance girlfriend waits outside his dressing room after he has performed in a play. But when he sees her his shock almost looks like horror. read

Metropolitan Police Commissioner Cressida Dick said the bulk of the cost of managing the protests in London was for taking officers off other duties and bussing others in from other forces. read

Stats released today show the number of killings in the capital dropped by a quarter over the past year, while knife injuries among London's under-25s is down by 15%. read

Scientists at the University of Birmingham have tested a new combination of antibiotics on 720 patients at 14 sexual health centres in England and found it is almost as effective as the current drugs. read

Dr. Patrick Vollmer, from Vita Eye Clinic in Shelby, North Carolina, took to Facebook this week to post stomach-churning images of a woman suffering from a 'cultured pseudomonas ulcer'. read

The encounter took place as the far-right extremist was campaigning in Warrington, Cheshire today and sparked a brawl after his blue striped suit was covered in the sticky McDonald's drink. read

Clair Walton, 57, from Warwickshire, married husband Bryan, who was a severe haemophiliac, when she was 21 in 1983, two years before he was diagnosed with HIV. read

Extraordinary Insects, by Norwegian author Anne Sverdrup-Thygeson reveals when it comes to the birds and the bees, bugs are truly bizarre. read

Theresa May faced a ferocious backlash from Gavin Williamson's Tory allies last night as MPs demanded to see the evidence showing he was behind the Huawei leak. read

HENRY DEEDES: There are some politicians who despite our confrontational parliamentary system remain universally liked. They're congenial, all-round good eggs. Although some may... read

ANDREW PIERCE: On a wall in Sir Mark Sedwill's office in Whitehall is a striking black and white framed photograph of a lifeboat battling stormy waters. On a shelf beneath is a Christmas card from... read

The Defence Secretary was 'brutally' fired last night after his 11-minute call to a journalist who wrote the story on Huawei was uncovered by her civil service enforcer Sir Mark Sedwill. read

Sir Mark Sedwill even sent one of his staff to grill the disgraced Defence Secretary while he holidayed with his wife and children in Scotland over Easter as the net closed in. read

Ahead of his sacking from the Cabinet, former defence secretary Gavin Williamson visited HM Naval Base Clyde, Faslane, in Scotland on Monday. He was fired two days later. read

Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt has slammed his cabinet colleagues over damaging leaks warning they undermined Brexit as he spoke to reporters in Addis Ababa during a five-day tour of Ethiopia. read

The backbench Brexiteer leader spoke out the day after Williamson was sensationally sacked as defence secretary after a probe found he leaked top secret details about the firm from a meeting. read

STEPHEN GLOVER: Gavin Williamson was undoubtedly over-promoted to the position of Defence Secretary, and was guilty of dropping regular clangers and making repeated gaffes... read

SEBASTIAN SHAKESPEARE: The Lord Mayor of London Peter Estlin has been accused of kowtowing to China by refusing to include Taiwan as a float at the Lord Mayor's Show. read

Only one of the original seven survives today, the Great Pyramid of Giza, with the others lost over time as a consequence of war, crumbling civilisations and natural disasters. read

The UK's City regulator, The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has released a report examining the challenges facing different generations. read

Snow and frost which is expected to creep in from Friday (pictured) could put a halt to the 13 million drivers who are expected to hit the roads across the UK over the weekend. read

Kaiesha Page, pictured, graduated with a first-class degree in history from the University of Aberystwyth in 2011, and, using this knowledge, has written five essays for other students over the past two years. read

The figure includes 1.3million under the age of 45. The British Heart Foundation described the condition as a 'ticking timebomb' and urged people to get blood pressure checked. read

Millions of patients across the UK are being left without a GP at night, an investigation has revealed. Sick patients were tended to by paramedics or an experienced nurse instead. read

JAN MOIR: Is the baby here yet, is it not? Has the stork delivered, or is it in a holding pattern over Windsor? Is it upon us like a storm or a second coming or a new single from Taylor Swift? read

Palace sources have 'categorically denied' that baby Sussex has been born, after speculation reached fever pitch following announcement of Prince Harry's trip abroad next week. read

Prince William revealed he's expecting to stage a 'rowdy' birthday party for his daughter who turns four today. The duke was speaking to children´s author Julia Donaldson as he made her a CBE. read

Natasha Archer, who has worked with the Duchess for more than a decade, attended the ceremony today after being named in the Queen's New Year's Honours list 2019. read

Sophie Wessex, 54, gave a speech at a British High Commission reception in New Delhi about India and the UK's efforts to advance eye health. The mother-of-two wore a pink dress and wedge shoes. read

The trial has begun for Michael Gargiulo, the 'Hollywood Ripper', 43, Thursday. He is facing two counts of murder and one of attempted murder. read

In the first episode of ITV's new easyJet: Inside the cockpit series, captain Brij Kotecha is tasked with getting 162 passengers to Innsbruck, in the Austrian Alps, in the depths of winter. read

Campaigners have been bombarding Raystede Centre for Animal Welfare in Ringmer, East Sussex with emails and calls asking them to stop killing animals for its cafe. read

Sources told The Irish Sun that the recent increase in departures stems from a 'poisonous atmosphere' backstage, after Lucy Fallon announced on Thursday she would be leaving the soap in 2020. read

The Linsey family have flown to California where they celebrate their Christmases to bury their children Daniel, 19, and Amelie, 15, who died in a terror attack in Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday. read

Najibullah Zazi had faced the possibility of life in prison but federal prosecutors say that, after his arrest in 2009, Zazi provided 'extraordinary' assistance and will now go free soon. read

Michael Gove was forced into a U-turn last night as it emerged Natural England is to be stripped of its power over licences to shoot wild birds. read

Falmouth police confirmed they are investigating the incident which shows a young man laughing after the black-and-white dog is hurled from a cliff into the ocean below where it swims to safety. read

Line of Duty viewers may not be used to seeing Anna Maxwell Martin and Adrian Dunbar so relaxed together, as they laughed and strolled arm-in-arm after a visit to London's Claridge's hotel. read

Benjamin Field, 28, allegedly conspired with magician Martyn Smith, 32, to wear down 69-year-old Peter Farquhar by spiking his whisky before murdering him at his Buckinghamshire home. read

Speaking outside New Scotland Yard today, Detective Chief Inspector Katherine Goodwin said that rape suspect Joseph McCann, 34, is being hidden by 'someone who knows him'. read

Every year hundreds of people gather in Padstow, Cornwall, for the Obby Oss festival, held to welcome the summer. But one female spectator, 33, sustained serious injuries and is in hospital. read

Marie Rosepink, licensed aesthetician and certified laser technician of 15 years, uses a fine surgical blade to smooth the face. Clients lie back for the 15-minute painless treatment in Arizona. read

Lord Barker of Battle has been accused of receiving a bonus of up to £4million from Russian energy firm EN+ owned by oligarch Oleg Deripaska to lobby the US to drop sanctions. read

Princess Diana's GP, Dr Peter Wheeler, 68, will be allowed to continue practising despite blunders that led to the death of City banker Stefanos Vavalidis. The 69-year-old was given cancer drugs for psoriasis. read

A compelling new book recounts the life of King Henry VIII who reigned for almost 38 years. Tudor expert Robert Hutchinson, considers if the Royal had Cushing’s syndrome. read

The Eurosceptic party is now on 30 per cent, up from 28 per cent in a week, according to a survey by YouGov. Mr Farage ruled out a tilt at a seat in the Commons, saying it was 'impossible'. read

Phillip Basey, accountant and father of ex-topless model Loretta, has been appointed as the new Treasurer for the Brexit Party after the previous incumbent was removed over anti-semitic posts. read

Mrs Hunt has been front and centre as her husband, seen as a strong unity candidate to replace the Prime Minister when she stands down, has travelled across the continent. read

The 46-year-old Portsmouth MP was installed last night after Gavin Williamson was dramatically booted out of the Government over a leak involving Chinese media giant Huawei. read

Everton and England goalkeeper Jordan Pickford was seen parking his £160,000 car in a disabled bay in Manchester City centre.  read

Karanbir Singh Cheema - known as Karan - entered a state of anaphylactic shock and within just ten minutes his condition had collapsed from 'absolutely fine' to unconscious in Greenford, West London read

Bombardier has put their Belfast wing-making factory up for sale where 3,600 workers are employed in a Democratic Unionist Party stronghold in Northern Ireland. read

Nicolas Maduro sought to reestablish his grip on Venezuela's Presidency as he appeared alongside hundreds of troops, two days after Juan Guaido tried to start a military uprising. read

Detective Superintendent Kenny McDonald, who was at the centre of the disastrous Westminster VIP paedophile inquiry, has retired on the eve of the trial of its key witness. read

Trump attacked Joe Biden on Thursday for downplaying the competitive threat China poses to the U.S. "For somebody to be so naive, and say China's not a problem,' Trump lamented. read

Game of Thrones star Sophie Turner's mother Sally told MailOnline of the moment her daughter phoned her to say she was marrying Joe Jonas. Sally Turner said she was delighted at the news read

Police were called to the address in the Hall Green area of Birmingham at 8.30pm on Wednesday, where they discovered the woman, who is in her 80s. They are treating the death as suspicious. read

It's the number one rule of skincare, and yet still it's all too easy to forget. But if there is one sunscreen you should invest in, make it La Roche-Posay's Anthelios Melt SPF 60. read

A new study from Williams College has found that climate change will have a negative effect in warmer countries, leading to children being taught agricultural skills rather than being educated. read

The charity Asthma UK has warned around a million people in England have cut back on their medication because they struggle to afford the cost of prescriptions, which rose to £9 last month. read

The family of London Eisenbeis have sued Zehnder's Splash Village in Michigan this week. They claim she'd still be alive today if the park had used a defibrillator machine. read

The clever, penny-saving trick was shared on the Facebook page 5-Minute Crafts. It explains how you can make your own body wax using a combination of sugar, water and lemon juice. read

A pair of white-tailed deer have been captured going hoof to hoof in a brutal fight in Alberta, Canada. The two animals stand on their hind legs and land a number of blows on each other's torsos. read

Simrin Choudhrie and estranged husband Bhanu Choudhrie are fighting in the Family Division of the High Court in London. read

The number of legal disputes over the children of separated couples is four times higher than estimates long accepted by lawyers, social workers and politicians. read

Amelia Oxenford, 21, was caught on camera attacking her boyfriend Alex Buttigieg with a wine bottle and chasing him through a corridor while naked at a hotel in west London. read

Yusi 'Molly' Zhao, whose family lives in Beijing, was admitted to Stanford in 2017 and moved to California to attend the elite university. read

Dubbed Failing Grayling, Chris Grayling's latest blunder is the Transforming Rehabilitation programme which was implemented by the then justice secretary in 2015. read

Chancellor Philip Hammond will today announce he is setting up a Treasury-led group in response to warnings that Britain is ‘sleepwalking towards a cashless society’. read

Suthida Tidjai's marriage to King Vajiralongkorn marks a stratospheric rise for a woman who studied communications before becoming an air stewardess, where she met the future monarch. read

The new age verification system in the UK applies to sites with more than a third pornographic content but won't apply to social media sites or search engines. read

Researchers asked 4,200 British adults what they would do in a medical emergency and if they knew how to perform resuscitation. read

The lewd book of London's prostitute hotspots even scores sex workers on their looks, with grades ranging from 'a perfect English beauty' to a rather less flattering 'fair, fat and 50. read

The Mesha Stele was found in the 19th century in the ruins of the biblical town of Dibon in Moab (present day Jordan). Researchers now think that the last line refers to King Balak. read

Garrie and Sue, 57, are determined to build their dream home in Bicester which will cater for Sue's disability. But during the build, she contracts pneumonia and is left 15-30 minutes from death. read

This is the heartbreaking moment a young duckling is snatched in front of its mother by a savage crow. The video, captured in Belgium, shows the helpless mother unable to save the young duckling. read

Greater Manchester Police Officer Paul Jackson is being accused of unlawfully unleashing his German Shepherd, Jerry, to 'attack' and inflict 'gratuitous violence' on five suspects. read

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: Entertaining telly doesn't have to be rocket science. Sometimes it's just a matter of taking two well-tried elements and banging them together. read

Kathy Clugston, presenter of British programme Gardeners’ Question Time will earn the same amount as co-presenter Peter Gibbs even though he has worked on it for 15 years. read

The WikiLeaks founder appeared at Westminster Magistrates' Court for his first extradition hearing since being hauled out of the Ecuadorian embassy in London where he hid for nearly seven years. read

Panda's may live on an almost exclusively plant-based diet, but according to new research, their nutrient intake looks like a carnivores -- a finding that helps shed light on pandas evolution. read

Heida Asgeirsdottir from Iceland recounts the years she's spent at her beloved 1,000-year-old farm in a new memoir. She explains why she prefers her solitude instead of living with others. read

Sabrina Cohen-Hatton recounts the years she's spent working in the fire service in a new memoir. she reveals that she has experienced sexist abuse and sexual assault throughout her career. read

Gabriel Hemery explores the fate of botanist John Jeffrey who was last seen in San Francisco in 1854, in a new book. John was 23-years-old and working for the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh. read

The family of a 29-year-old Melbourne mother of two have revealed the words her jealous boyfriend spoke to them just days before he beat her to death with a barbell last year. read

The six Liverpool fans arrested following disturbances in Barcelona ahead of their side's Champions League semi-final have been summonsed to return to court for a speedy trial. read

A baby squirrel surprised passengers on a Boston commuter train when it hopped on for two stops before it left again. The creature snuggled up to one commuter and was given food by another one. read

People who are suffering from endometriosis have been taking to social media to share photos of their distended stomachs using the hashtag #endobelly. read

Stunning color photographs offer an inside look at the famed Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus as they toured and sold out shows in America in the 1940s. read

Researchers from the University of Cambridge researchers have shown that huge floating wooden rafts were colonies of marine creatures that floated for up to 20 years during the Jurassic. read

In a statement that aired on NASA TV, Hans Koenigsmann said the investigation so far indicates that the failure occurred during activation of the SuperDraco propulsion system. read

A fresh inquest will be held into the death of nine-year-old Ella Kissi-Debrah, who suffered a fatal asthma attack believed to have been linked to air pollution near her home in south London. read

The newly announced probe will see institutions across England and Wales be investigated by the Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA). Christian Sunday schools could also be investigated. read

BAZ BAMIGBOYE: Michael Ball flashed a broad smile and revealed he will be stepping into plus-size frocks once more - as laundress Edna Turnblad, in the joyous musical Hairspray. read

BAZ BAMIGBOYE: Anthony Hopkins will join fellow Oscar winner Olivia Colman in heartbreaking family drama The Father. As predicted in this column a year ago, Hopkins will take the title role. read

Rag'n'Bone Man married his fiancée Beth Rouy in an intimate ceremony where the bride and groom and their guests were clad in tracksuits today. read

The account Eva.Stories is bringing the diary of Eva Heyman to life on Instagram. Heyman was one of 430,000 Hungarian Jews deported to concentration camps. read

Pedestrians stopped in their tracks and motorists got out of their cars and stood on busy streets with their heads bowed. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu laid a wreath at a ceremony in Jerusalem. read

Gisella Gillett, 61, who lives in Gloucestershire, suffered headaches and repeated infections after her dentist performed work to replace old bridgework. read

Jaye Milner, 24, from Barnsley, South Yorkshire was found dead in June last year having taken too much of the potent drug Fentanyl, considered to be 50 times more powerful than heroin. read

Sgt. Rianna Conner, 26, joined the U.S. Marine Corps at the age of 18 and is a proud veteran after serving in the military for seven years. read

Andrew Roland and his wife Skipper are locked in a three-year legal battle with their neighbour over who owns a tiny patio in the market town of Chipping Campden, Gloucestershire read

Eva Vermeiren, 20, developed anorexia when she was 16 but is now 'on the road to recovery.' The Dutch woman revealed that on Monday teenagers made snorting noises at her while on the street. read

Greg MacKinnon had just finished work and decided to take a walk along a beach on Murray Island in the Torres Strait Isles when he witnessed the amazing interaction. read

More than 800,000 people have been evacuated along India's eastern coast on Thursday as authorities braced for tropical cyclone Fani moving through the Bay of Bengal forecast to bring gale-force winds. read

A classic Le Mans racing car could fetch up to £55,000 at auction- despite being in bits. The car was owned from new by a Battle of Britain Spitfire pilot but needs a huge amount of work to restore. read

Researchers at Oregon Health & Science University interviewed more than 1,000 women across the US. Two-thirds of those who had never used cannabis said they would for their period. read

Amazon said that by the end of the next decade packages in the company's warehouses could be readied for delivery without touching a single human hand. read

PAUL THOMAS: 'Little Miss Muffet sat on her tuffet eating her curds and Huawei... Then down came a spider who spun dark webs beside her 'til ordered to "just go away".' read

Barb Kochlin is willing to give away her four-bedroom property in Jordan, Minnesota for free or it will be demolished if she can't get if off her brewery complex by the end of the summer. read

The entries just keep on coming for this year's competition. Here we reveal another 10 mesmerising images taken around the world that are all in contention to win the grand prize. read

Epphaven House, next to Port Quin in Cornwall would be perfect for sunbathers, as it is tucked away in six acres of private grounds which overlook the Atlantic Ocean. read

The Bank said property price growth had been weak since the 2016 EU referendum, adding that 'Brexit-related uncertainties', as well as other factors, had taken their toll on house prices. read

A pair of dancing bears at Saint Louis Zoo in Missouri have delighted visitors after jumping up and down in the water. The children by the glass join in with the moves of the giant mammals. read