Woman who travelled to Islamic State territory WINS latest legal case in fight to return to Britain
The woman - who can only be identified as 'T7' - is assessed by the Security Service, MI5, to have been 'an active and willing participant' in the decision to move to Syria with her husband in 2014.
Fears Iran could cut off Gulf's water: Drones hit Bahrain's desalination plant vital for purifying water - with experts warning similar attacks elsewhere could force major cities such as Riyadh to evacuate
Experts have warned that if desalination plants stay in the cross-hairs of warring nations, entire cities may have to be evacuated.
Trump 'considering seizing Iranian "Oil Island" where country exports 90% of its crude': White House officials reveal operation that could see boots on the ground
The US President could be tempted to send troops to capture Kharg Island, where 90 per cent of the country's exports flow, as he ramps up strikes on Iran.
'Outrage' as plans for St George's Day parade could be 'cancelled'
Scout groups from the area have met annually to celebrate the patron saint of Scouting and England
Premier League cult hero's daughter follows in his footsteps by making her debut for her country
The daughter of a former Premier League fan favourite has followed in his footsteps by making her debut for Iceland's national team, featuring against Spain and England last week.
Like so many husbands, I thought my divorce 'came out of nowhere'
When Chris' first wife told him she wanted a divorce, he says it felt like a bolt from the blue. 'I thought I was prepared for anything,' he says. 'I wasn't prepared for that.'
POLL OF THE DAY: Is autism being over-diagnosed, as top expert claims?
Autism has become 'glamourised' with a diagnosis seen by some as 'desirable', according to Uta Frith, a pioneer of much of the research that underpins the condition.
The popular Essex woodland where you can now see highland cows roaming
They arrived at the weekend
Swiss Vote Places Right To Use Cash In Country's Constitution
Swiss voters overwhelmingly approved a constitutional amendment guaranteeing the right to use physical cash. "The vote means Switzerland will join the likes of Hungary, Slovakia and Slovenia, which have already written the right to cold, hard cash in their constitutions," reports Politico. From the report: Official results revealed that 73.4 percent of voters backed the legal amendment, which the government proposed as a counter to a similar initiative by a group called the Swiss Freedom Movement. The Swiss Freedom Movement triggered the national referendum after its initiative to protect cash collected more than 100,000 signatures, triggering a national referendum. Its initiative secured only 46 percent of the final vote after the government said some of the group's proposed amendments went too far.
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The cast of Spy Kids don't look like this anymore! Stars of hit film are unrecognisable as they recreate iconic scene 25 years on from blockbuster movie
Two of Spy Kids' biggest stars left fans delighted as they reunited to re-create scenes from the hit film franchise a quarter of a century after its first release.
Could the King's state visit to US be CANCELLED? Downing Street refuses to confirm Charles and Camilla's trip to America will go ahead after Donald Trump attacks Britain over Iran strikes
King Charles and Queen Camilla are expected to fly to Washington DC at the end of April for a three-day visit to coincide with America's 250th anniversary celebrations.
Irish bookkeeper called 'potato' by boss wins £23,000 payout after being left 'insecure, violated and anxious'
Bernadette Hayes was subjected to a barrage of taunts over her heritage while working for engineering firm West Leeds Civils, an employment tribunal ruled.
British influencer in Dubai admits: 'I'm far more scared of being jailed for posting the 'wrong' content than I am of missiles'
The thousands of UK expat online vloggers living in the Emirate know they face grave consequences for criticising or insulting the UAE government or causing 'reputational harm'
King Charles likely to discuss removing Andrew from the line of succession with Commonwealth leaders - as Beatrice and Eugenie's future remains up in the air
The monarch, 77, will join leaders of the 56 member countries to mark the annual celebrations during a service at Westminster Abbey later this afternoon.
Trump deploys 'Doomsday' nuclear command planes to the Middle East as WW3 fears surge
The US military has reportedly launched multiple planes which can survive a nuclear war as the crisis in the Middle East escalates.
Mother shot her two children dead then killed herself while her British husband was away on business trip
A mother shot her two young children dead before turning the gun on herself while her British husband was away on a business trip.
Are potatoes, rice and bread actually healthy? The best carbs to eat - and the cooking trick that may lower bowel cancer risk
Whole-food carbohydrate sources provide energy, fibre, vitamins and minerals and are consistently linked in large studies to staying a healthy weight and lower risks illness.
MariaDB backs down on Galera removal after community outcry
But questions remain over long-term commitment to clustering tech in open source
After a couple of years of relative calm, the relationship between MariaDB and its open source foundation was ruffled in February, leaving observers with a few unanswered questions.…
Stansted Airport hotel evacuated after blaze on third floor
Staff and guests safely evacuated after fire at Hampton by Hilton, Stansted Airport as Essex Fire Service extinguished blaze; investigation ongoing.
Stansted Airport hotel evacuated after blaze on third floor
Staff and guests safely evacuated after fire at Hampton by Hilton, Stansted Airport as Essex Fire Service extinguished blaze; investigation ongoing.