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UK: American Muslim woman says she was 'judged' by border control in wake of Paris attacks

Ayan Mohamud, 18, was in the UK for a wedding, but claims she was questioned for 13 hours at Heathrow by border control.

Newborn baby found buried alive under debris in hole in the ground in Los Angeles

The baby girl found wrapped in a blanket was discovered when a passerby heard her crying.

Lebanese authorities exchange jihadist prisoners including Isis leader's wife for 16 seized police and soldiers

The ex-wife of Isis leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is believed to be among those released.

Kansas City man believed to have fed 7-year-old son to pigs after murdering him

Michael Jones is being held on a $10m bond on charges of aggravated assault with a firearm, aggravated battery, and child abuse.

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Regency aliens: Hull lays claim to the world's oldest UFO sighting

Moon-like orb was seen shimmering in the skies above the city of Hull in 1801.

Waffle House waitress shot dead after asking customer to put out cigarette

Waitress was shot dead following an argument with a customer over smoking in their restaurant.

Paris attacks: Fugitive terrorist Salah Abdeslam bought detonators from a fireworks store

Salah Abdeslam reportedly purchased electronic detonators used in suicide bomb vests from a firework store.

Scientists claim a forger's 'fake' Leonardo da Vinci painting is genuine

The 'sitter' was based on a girl called Sally who worked on the checkouts, says Shaun Greenhalgh.

'Monster sprouts': Perfect weather means Christmas dinners to be dwarfed by mutant batch of vegetable

Larger-than-usual Brussels sprouts have arrived in time for Christmas.

Salford hit and run: Pregnant woman run over and pinned to car bonnet in Higher Broughton

Man got out of car and exchanged words with woman who was five months pregnant.

COP21: Riot police detain 100 climate change protesters as tear gas fired in Paris

Reports indicate that police fired tear gas at a climate change demonstration in the Place de la Republique.

COP21: Jeremy Corbyn and Caroline Lucas call for action on renewable energy at Climate March

Leaders of Labour and Green parties address thousands on the streets of London ahead of the Paris climate talks.

Yorkshire Ripper Peter Sutcliffe wedding day portrait

Yorkshire Ripper to change name while on his deathbed

The Yorkshire Ripper will change his name before he dies in order to prevent people from vandalising his grave.

London Fire Brigade to lose 13 fire engines due to £8.1m budget hole

LFB promises no fire stations to close or firefighters made compulsorily redundant under changes.

Shoe display replaces climate march in Paris

COP21: Pope Francis joins empty shoe protest against banned Paris march

People of Paris find unique ways to voice their concerns about climate change, after marches were banned.

Woolwich knife attack: Video shows hooded men punch, kick and stab man in south London brawl

Four youths chased down man to Hare Street in south-east London before attacking him in broad daylight.

Adorable photos of Princess Charlotte taken by proud mother Kate Middleton

To celebrate her first six months in the world, the Duchess of Cambridge took pictures of her daughter Princess Charlotte.

Conservative MP warns violent criminals will be allowed home for Christmas

Dozens of prisoners to spend time at home to help them 'take control of their lives'.

Russian co-pilot's body handed over by Turkey after Syria downing

Remains of Lt Col Oleg Peshkov will be given back to Russia, according to Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu.

World Aids Day 2015: Top 10 powerful inspirational quotes from great personalities

World Aids Day is observed on 1 December.

US: Suspected thief gets stuck in a chimney, dies after homeowner lights fire

Investigators believe that the man tried to enter the house through the chimney.

4chan users take on Isis by 'castrating' their images with rubber ducks

Photoshop experts superimpose rubber ducks on Islamist images mocking at their brutalities.

Canada: Rescued bald eagle poses for a selfie

Two hunters rescued a bald eagle from a trap and managed to get a photograph with it before it flew away

North Korea apparently fails to launch ballistic missile from submarine

South Korean government source says there was no sign of successful launch of ballistic missile.

Colorado: Planned Parenthood attack suspect Robert Lewis Dear said 'no more baby parts'

Colorado shooting suspect made his remarks shortly after he was arrested by police.

Cameroon: 7 killed in twin female suicide bombings in Dabanga

Two teenage girls suspected to have entered town as Nigerian refugees and carried out attacks.

BA passengers caught in Las Vegas jet runway blaze sue Boeing

65 of the people on board have filed a lawsuit claiming the plane was 'defective and dangerous.'

Arabic graffiti found on fuel tanks of four easyJet planes

EasyJet said the incident was not considered to be a security threat.

Police searching for hooded man over Finsbury Park mosque arson attack

Police are hunting for a man wearing a white hooded top over a suspected arson attack at the Finsbury Park mosque.

Queen Elizabeth jokes Canada's youthful Prime Minister TJustin Trudeau makes her 'feel old'

British monarch quips with 43-year-old Canadian leader at Commonwealth summit in Malta.

Grant Shapps' resignation letter in full: 'The buck should stop with me'

Grant Shapps wrote he is 'shocked and saddened' by the death of Elliott Johnson.

Sinjar: 123 booby-trapped bodies of dead Yazidis found in shallow grave after Isis slaughter

Pit holding bodies of 123 Iraqis has been found in Sinjar – the sixth mass grave discovered near the town.

COP21: Greenpeace warns the fight against climate change is about saving humanity

Greenpeace is trying to raise awareness of climate change ahead of COP21 summit in Paris.

Russian MP Oksana Bobrovskaya and husband killed in explosion

Russian MP and her husband have been killed in an explosion in their car.

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