And now for my audience with the Queen! 'Besotted' William and Kate HAVE settled on a name for the princess... but will only reveal it once the Prince has informed his grandmother in person
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have decided on a name for their daughter (pictured together left) but want to inform the Queen personally before it is publicly released. There is no protocol which says the monarch needs to be consulted about the name of a newborn in the family. But William, who has grown especially close to his grandmother in recent years, has apparently decided to afford her the honour when they meet at Anmer Hall in Norfolk (bottom inset) later today.
Backlash as republicans try to spoil royal party: TV viewers express anger after BBC interview anti-monarchy campaigner minutes before Kate left hospital
When a 'miserable republican' appeared on the BBC moaning about extensive coverage of the princess's birth, viewers were quick to voice their anger.
A surrogate gave birth for Kate, say Russians: Pro-Kremlin newspaper makes series of bizarre claims about the birth
Russian women said it was 'impossible' for the Duchess to look so radiant just hours after the birth, with some also claiming the child was born several days earlier with the event kept secret.
That was quick! The Royal Collection is first to cash in on the new baby... with Princess of Cambridge plates, tankards and even Christmas decorations already on sale
The Royal Collection Trust has unveiled its Princess of Cambridge range, which includes a £14.95 cradle decoration and a £19.95 mug. The designs feature motifs taken from the Royal Coat of Arms.
How doting dad William now wants to hide his family of four away so that home life is not overshadowed by royal duties
A full and happy family life - at least, as most of us know it - was the missing vital ingredient throughout most of William's impressionable years. As a child, he knew of the rows between his warring parents, only to lose his mother when he was 15. He turns 33 next month and the stability of his family life and its core, story-book ingredients, right down to Lupo the cocker spaniel, are vitally important to him. To this end, he has succeeded in keeping Prince George (pictured with his father) and his family as far removed as possible from the exposure and strictures of royal life. William will be keen to make sure that his daughter is similarly protected.
How DID you look so great, Kate? Bedside blow-dry, manicures and a bespoke dress, how a crack squad of stylists made sure Duchess was perfect from head to toe
She was perfectly poised, coiffed and in control as, accepting only the slightest helping hand from William, she proudly showed off her daughter to the waiting crowds outside the Lindo Wing.
How poppet in a bonnet captured all our hearts - and stuck a genuine smile on the face of the nation, writes ROBERT HARDMAN
A single sentence from Kensington Palace at 11.08am on Saturday morning was all it took. Britain - and 15 other countries for that matter - had a new Princess, writes ROBERT HARDMAN.
At last! The daughter Diana so longed for: How Kate has finally fulfilled William's mother's dreams of having a little princess
As the Duchess of Cambridge showed her new daughter to the world, there was Princess Diana's engagement ring, winking happily on Kate's left hand.
Why I hope she'll focus our minds on what really matters for our nation, by DOMINIC SANDBROOK
The birth of a child is always a joyous event, wreathed in all the glory and mystery of life - and the birth of a royal baby an occasion for national rejoicing, writes DOMINIC SANDBROOK.
SARAH VINE: Why the sight of Kate looking effortlessly perfect a mere ten hours after childbirth makes us mums sigh with envy
Kate Middleton has followed giving birth to George with a peachy little Princess who, judging by the pictures, verily sailed into the world, causing barely a furrow in the royal brow.
Big brother George almost stole the show: JAN MOIR on how the cheeky Prince captured the nation's hearts
It was Prince George Alexander Louis who stole the royal show on Saturday, when he turned up to St Mary's Hospital in Paddington, London, to say hello to his baby sister for the first time.
Margaret and the problems of being the 'spare' Princess, MICHAEL THORNTON on what future lies in store for Prince George's baby sister
What happened to Princess Margaret is a salutary lesson in the problems that can befall the throne's 'spare' - as opposed to its heir.
The Royal Mint unveils £5 coin to mark birth of new princess: Kate and William approve 10,000 22-carat gold and silver coins to celebrate their daughter's arrival
Available in both silver and gold, 10,000 of the coins will be made and inscribed to mark the princess's arrival. On one side of the coin are lilies while the other features a portrait of the Queen.
'Prayers for a little girl': Queen beams as she and Prince Philip leave church service in Sandringham after hearing Reverend lead prayers for new royal
Sitting in the front passenger seat, the Queen waved at a young girl who was waiting to catch a glimpse of her outside St Mary Magdalene church.
Mother beats odds of almost two million to one to give birth on the same day as the Duchess of Cambridge for the SECOND time
Monika Tano, 35, welcomed her second daughter Aurelia in Birmingham around seven hours before the baby princess was born. The polish national also gave birth on July 22, 2013.
Best view of the Tour de Yorkshire! Amelie Bone, 7, watches from David Cameron's shoulders - and now wants to stay up all night to watch the election results
The Prime Minister lifted Amelie on to his shoulders after noticing she could not see the race because of the vast crowds that were gathered in the village of Addingham, West Yorkshire. The girl's mother, Joey, said David Cameron was 'very, very charming', but admitted she was still unsure who she would vote for on Thursday. Mr Cameron's time off to watch the Tour came on a day he issued a direct appeal to Lib Dem and Ukip voters to support the Conservatives in a bid to stop Labour and the SNP.
Miliband and his tablet of scorn: Labour leader mocked for 'acting like Moses' over 8ft stone monument for No 10
With trust in politicians at rock bottom, the bizarre monument could be erected so the Labour leader can see it from his office 'every day as a reminder of our duty to keep Labour's promises'.
Will they dance around it every solstice? QUENTIN LETTS on the unveiling of Ye Great Mili-stone
Ed Miliband unveiled Labour's pledges carved into an 8ft stone plinth in Hastings during election canvassing this week, in a move described as 'so peculiar' by QUENTIN LETTS.
Could tuition fees rise AGAIN? Tories and Lib Dems refuse to rule out an increase above £9,000-a-year
Labour seized on comments by Conservative William Hague and Lib Dem Nick Clegg refusing to rule out more rises, as Ed Miliband set out his pledge to reduce fees to £6,000-a-year.
'Stop and think': Cameron urges Lib Dem and Ukip supporters to back him as the only way to stop Miliband moving into No.10
Speaking at a rally today, the Tory leader will urge backers of smaller parties to switch to the Conservatives - warning of their 'inescapable choice' between him or Ed Miliband.
Exterminate Doctor Who and Strictly? Ukip panic after Farage calls for an end to all BBC entertainment shows
Despite saying 'the BBC does not need to be doing all of these things', the Ukip leader later rushed out a statement insisting it was actually makeover and dating shows he had a problem with.
Labour rally that segregated sexes: ANDREW PIERCE with the stories the spin doctors DON'T want you to read
ANDREW PIERCE asks: What will Harriet Harman make of her husband appearing at a a public meeting where the women were segregated on one side of the room from the men?
Ridiculed on a biblical scale: Miliband's 'Moses' moment gets the internet treatment as hilarious memes mock his 'shopping list' of commandments
Following Ed Miliband's baffling decision to have Labour's manifesto engraved on an 8ft limestone slab, internet users have posted thousands of tweets and memes mocking the move. On Twitter the hashtag #EdStone is currently the most tweeted about trend, with many people posting photoshopped pictures of Mr Miliband and the slab with some crucial tweaks - including the key promises being switched with a shopping list, Nicola Sturgeon on Miley Cyrus's wrecking ball smashing into the slab and Mr Miliband's face carved into Mount Rushmore. Here are some of our favourites...
I won't split Lib Dems to do a deal with the Tories, says Clegg as he leaves door open to an EU referendum
The Deputy Prime Minister insisted the Lib Dem membership will get a veto over any power-sharing pact and promised a 'collective decision' to rubber-stamp a post-election agreement.
Sturgeon riding high as she boasts 'cack-handed' Miliband's claim he'd rather be out of power than rely on her has boosted SNP
The SNP leader claimed Ed Miliband had 'appalled' many of his supporters north of the border with the suggestion he would let the Tories back into power than do a deal with the nationalists.
'It's Ajockalypse Now!' Boris warns of chaos of Labour-SNP deal and mocks Miliband as 'one-legged millipede that goes left, left, left'
The London Mayor claimed it would lead to a 'chaotic and tense arrangement' if Ed Miliband is forced to rely on SNP support to prop up a Labour government.
Drinking out of bins and stripping off: Thousands of Cambridge students celebrate the start of the summer term with fancy dress and traditional drinking games that leave them unable to stand
More than 2,000 undergraduates from Cambridge University descended on the city's Jesus Green for the annual 'Caesarian Sunday' drinking party today. The students, many of whom were in fancy dress, spent the afternoon playing boozy drinking games and downing copious amounts of alcohol to celebrate the start of the summer term. Some downed drink from bins while others used funnels, and many began to strip off as the afternoon went on. The event, which has taken place for the last 80 years, occurred just yards away from families enjoying the Bank Holiday sunshine.
Third of primary pupils 'will fail new tests': Almost 200,000 children will be told they are not prepared for secondary school after exams are introduced in 2016
The tests in maths, English and science will be made harder from 2016 in a bid to raise standards for those in the last year of primary school.
Private fees are too high for the 'squeezed' middle classes, says headmaster of Eton
Eton College head master Tony Little said that many private schools had become out of reach for middle class families and those who might traditionally have hoped to send their children there.
Top City firm to ignore graduates A-level results: PricewaterhouseCoopers says it fears missing out on 'late developers' who struggled at school
The accountancy giant said that by scrapping its emphasis on A-level exams it would attract more people from a bigger range of social classes and backgrounds.
Could Google look after our NHS data? Controversial plans could be revived after minister says technology firms are best-placed to look after information securely
Life sciences minister George Freeman, a Conservative, told business leaders that NHS data could be given to companies to look after as they are best placed to use it securely.
Record player resurgence follows boom in vinyl sales: Number sold in 2015 so far up by 240% compared with same period in 2014
Sales of record players have risen 240 per cent at John Lewis in the first few months of this year compared to same period in 2014 and sales for vinyl albums are up 69 per cent compared to a year ago.
Suicides of four victims in pension fund scam: Dozens of marriages also said to have collapsed and families could lose their homes over the scandal
Hundreds of people put money into two schemes that assured them they could access their pension funds before they were 55 without having to pay tax because of a legal loophole.
Antiques Roadshow expert Eric Knowles' son, 26, is killed in a motorway crash as television star cancels appearances over bereavement
Seb Knowles (right) died on the M40 in Buckinghamshire early on Friday morning after his Mercedes collided with a lorry near Beaconsfield. The 26-year-old, from Reading, worked as a DJ and was a supporter of Wycombe Wanderers. Dozens of tributes have since been paid to Seb on social media, with one DJ writing: 'It's with the heaviest heart that we all cope with the news.' Antiques expert Mr Knowles (left) cancelled a weekend appearance on the Isle of Wight due to his son's death, his agent confirmed.
One in three Britons may have liver disease caused by over-eating: Condition that clogs organ with fat is affecting people that are only slightly overweight
A consultant hepatologist at Newcastle University has warned the UK faces a 'major and growing challenge' with more and more Britons diagnosed with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease.
Three in four were sunburnt last year - doubling skin cancer risk: Fears many are burying heads in the sand over the threat
A survey of more than 1,000 men and women showed 84 per cent were worried about the disease - yet a similar number, 72 per cent, admitted to having suffered sunburn in the last year.
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Why female dogs are the friendliest: Maternal instincts mean they are much more likely to interact with humans than males
Researchers set more than 400 pedigree beagles an impossible puzzle. Females were more likely to look to a researcher for help, making eye contact and physical contact, such as putting their paw up.
Why watching reality TV makes you nicer: Shows help to activate parts of the brain that make us feel more empathy
Those who watch reality TV are able to 'put themselves in another person's shoes' more easily, the study by researchers at the University of Bonn, Germany, found.
How Lady Mary is set to become the voice of America: Downton Star Michelle Dockery's cut glass accent now most desired for voiceover work
The actress has beaten the likes of quintessential Englisg actor Hugh Grant and Bond star Daniel Craig to become the most requested voiceover accent in America.
WESTMINSTER TODAY
What a difference a month makes: How weeks on election campaign trail have aged party leaders by up to 30 YEARSAccording to Microsoft's new How Old app, which claims it can accurately guess a person's age from a picture, David Cameron has aged almost 30 years since the start of the election campaign.
- Prezza's still got it: 14 years after thumping a voter on the campaign trail, Labour heavyweight throws punches in the boxing ring at TV news reporter
- Tories are plotting to 'con' British people and will make £8billion in 'secret' welfare cuts after election, leak Lib Dems
- Cameron's taxes pledge: I'll outlaw any rise in VAT, income tax and national insurance for five years
A week to go and everything still to play for: Polls predict no clear winner in General Election as voting day nears
Britain looks set for a hung parliament as the polls yet again predicted a dead heat between the Tories and Labour, with less than 100 hours to go until voting booths open.
Pictured during his National Front days: The man behind Ukip's Nigel Farage ran group of far-right racists
Martyn Heale (circled), current chairman of Nigel Farage's party in Thanet South, was head of a London branch of the National Front (NF).
Labour lead but voters still prefer Dave to Ed: Result on a knife-edge as polls give conflicting messages
Professor John Curtice expects the Conservatives to win 291 seats, with Labour on just 265 seats. If correct, it means David Cameron could link up with the Lib Dems, the Unionists and Ukip.
David Cameron: The lying SNP won't just take your money away, they'll take away your country
The reinvigorated Prime Minister jokily compared himself to Arnold Schwarzenegger, the ultimate action man, in an exclusive final newspaper interview before polling day.
Protect the disabled and you get my vote: Grieving mother's challenge to parties as threat to financial support for vulnerable children becomes hot Election topic
Dawn Fidler, whose son Josh (pictured with Kay Burley) was left severely disabled after surgery to remove a brain tumour, has urged all parties not to cut essential funding to families.
Teenager, 16, who lost his voice when his windpipe was damaged during fight to save his life after heart attack six years ago has £100,000 operation to help him speak again
Lewis Burns, from Glasgow, (pictured left and right) lost his voice when his windpipe was damaged during an operation after he had a heart attack. The 16-year-old has only been able to communicate in a croaky whisper for the last six years, but underwent a £100,000 procedure to help him speak again. Lewis' mother Lynne (centre) said her son wanted to have the surgery because living without speech would have been an 'awful prospect'.
Doting grandparents who married just two weeks after they met 60 years ago have both died of cancer seven days apart
Loving grandparents Mary, 79, and Chris Scott, 82, from Swindon, Wiltshire, who married two weeks after meeting at a ballroom in 1956, have both died from cancer just seven days apart.
Two men killed after light aircraft crashes into Scottish hillside as it attempts to land during poor weather
Two men have died after a light aircraft, which was due to arrive at Dundee Airport yesterday lunchtime, crashed into a Scottish hillside during heavy rain and winds of up to 35mph.
Welsh international rugby league player, 29, dies after suffering suspected cardiac arrest during league match
Danny Jones, who has five-month-old twins with wife Liz, has died after suffering a suspected cardiac arrest during his club Keighley Cougars' match at the New River Stadium in north London.
Rio Ferdinand's sister thanks fans and friends for 'love and support' as tributes continue to pour in for footballer's wife Rebecca Ellison who died from cancer
Ferdinand's sister Sian has thanked fans for their condolences following the death of the mother-of-three on Friday evening, saying the support 'hadn't got unnoticed'.
Teenager, 18, with OCD died after plunging to his death from a motorway bridge following a row with his mother who turned off his Playstation while he was playing Grand Theft Auto
Paul Bickle, 18, stormed out of his home in Hockley Heath, Solihull, West Midlands after his mother Donna Brown turned off the games console because he kept swearing.
'I was raped. It has taken me six months to admit those three words': Teenager becomes second Oxford student to write about sexual assault after two men attacked her - then dumped her in a bin
The #NotGuilty campaign was launched when Ione Wells (pictured) of Keble College at the University of Oxford, wrote an open letter to a 17-year-old who sexually assaulted her outside her London home.
Toddler, two, has miracle escape after falling to the ground from a second floor window and surviving with just scratches
Leo Edden spent a night in hospital but only suffered minor scratches to his back after the fall on Thursday night at his family home in Coventry. His father said the little boy was 'incredibly lucky' to have survived
Girl, 14, dies trapped in capsized speedboat driven by father of her friend during Bank Holiday seaside break
The teenager, named as Emily Gardner, 14, from Abbeymead, Gloucester, was said to have been on a Bank Holiday trip with two school friends in Torbay, Devon when tragedy struck.
Pensioner, 88, escapes with just cuts and bruises after being trapped under a dishwasher when car crashed into her kitchen
Babara Adamson, 88, from East Yorkshire escaped with just cuts and bruises and was on her feet just moments after the horror smash. A neighbour said she was lucky to be alive.
Will police finally find missing Moira? Fresh search for 11-year-old girl who vanished in 1957 after paedophile's daughter came forward with chilling new evidence
A new search for tragic schoolgirl Moira Anderson, pictured left, will take place almost 60 years after the 11-year-old disappeared in North Lanarkshire, Scotland. The hunt for her remains will concentrate around an isolated pond after convicted paedophile Alexander Gartshore, pictured right with his daughter Sandra Brown (also pictured inset) reportedly told her that the pond would be an ideal place to hide a body. Moira's body has never been found, and Gartshore is the prime suspect for her murder, although the bus driver died in 2006 aged 85.
Thieves stole a pair of replica Ferraris from a car showroom then ditched them down the road when they ran out of fuel
Michael Jefferson, 29, and his accomplice smashed into the luxury car dealers in Brighouse, West Yorkshire, targeting two Ferrari GTO 250 replicas worth £60,000 each.
Manhunt underway for father with 'love' and 'hate' tattooed on his knuckles who 'kidnapped' his son, 3, from foster parents
Robert Gurling (pictured) is only allowed contact with his three-year-old son under supervision but snatched the youngster yesterday. They were last seen in Great Notley near Braintree in Essex.
Double killer and violent rapist who has 18 previous convictions wins appeal against whole life sentence after judges decide it was 'too harsh'
In 2012, Donald Andrews, 51, became the UK's only non-murderer to be jailed for life without parole at Woolwich Crown Court. But Court of Appeal judges have now ruled his sentence was 'too harsh'.
Enjoy a night out with man's best friend: From Canada to Scotland, new 'TripAdvisor for dogs' finds bars, shops and restaurants for our canine friends
Mother-of-one Rhian Matthews, from Edinburgh, and her partner Kevin set up Dugs Welcome after they got a puppy but struggled to find bars, shops and restaurants which allowed their dog, a Lhasa Apso named Bailie. The website now lists canine-friendly pubs and hotels around the world as an increasing number of businesses open their doors to a new breed of clientèle.
One in three Britons may have liver disease caused by over-eating: Condition that clogs organ with fat is affecting people that are only slightly overweight
A consultant hepatologist at Newcastle University has warned the UK faces a 'major and growing challenge' with more and more Britons diagnosed with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease.
It's dank holiday today... but the sun will be out tomorrow: Brits brave the wet and wind to make the most of the long weekend and temperatures will hit 20C on Monday
After a remarkably sunny April, Britons were forced to dig out their umbrellas as wintry weather swept through the country, bringing bitter winds and even a smattering of snow in its wake.
Isis effect sees surge in hate crimes: Police report 15% increase across most of the UK in the last three years
Hate crimes have soared by as much as two thirds since 2012, hate crime increasing by 67 per cent in Lincolnshire. Some claim the rise is due to incidents like the murder of Lee Rigby (pictured).
Council blasted after paying out £341,000 in compensation to a disabled man who fell off a public toilet after an eight year legal battle
Fylde Council, near Blackpool in Lancashire, confirmed that after eight years of legal wrangling, they have finally settled a claim involving a disabled man who fell off a public toilet in St Annes square.
Former head of children's service sacked over Baby P's death is now lecturing on childcare at £100 a head conference
Sharon Shoesmith, who was in charge of Haringey Children's Services department when Peter Connelly was beaten to death in 2007, is one of the keynote speakers at the event in Cardiff.
Jamie Oliver slams schools who let pupils get away with 'making fairy cakes' as part of government's new compulsory cookery lessons
The 39-year-old chef has blasted the standard of cookery lessons being offered to schoolchildren and accused some schools of doing the bare minimum. He wants inspectors to check what is being taught.
Mr, Mrs, Miss... and Mx: Transgender people will be able to use new title on official documents
Royal Mail, high street banks, government departments and some universities all now accept Mx which is used by transgender people or those who do not identify with a particular gender.
Fifty Shades of Grey author earns £75m in four years from worldwide hit making her the country's fourth wealthiest author....but JK Rowling holds on to the top spot
Fifty Shades of Grey author EL James, of London, rocketed to fourth place in the Sunday Times Rich List of authors, with an estimated wealth of £75million.
Original drawings depicting iconic Martians from HG Wells's sci-fi masterpiece The War of the Worlds are on sale for £350,000
The 32 pencil and ink drawings by Brazilian artist Henrique Alvim Corrêa will be auctioned in Dallas, Texas on May 14 alongside a postcard from HG Wells (inset). They were originally included in the 1906 edition of the novel. Stefan Gefter, an expert at the auction house, said: 'There was nothing like them before Corrêa put his vision to paper for the 1906 edition, the first special edition publication of The War of the Worlds.'
Members of the Samaritan sect in Israel skewer sheep for the traditional Passover ceremony in West Bank city of Nablus
The Samaritan community congregated at their most sacred site at Mount Gerizim in the northern West Bank city of Nablus to mark one of the most important festivals in the Jewish calendar.
Pirate-themed play barn, pool shaped like a ship's hull and nautical-themed bedroom: Lavish estate of publisher Felix Dennis who was obsessed with Treasure Island goes on sale for £10million
The family of the late publisher Felix Dennis have placed his entire estate in Dorsington, Warwickshire, which he moved to in 1987, on the market for a staggering £9,470,000.
Forget the owl and the pussy cat: These fluffy friends show ducks and rabbits and even cats and dogs can be the best of pet pals
Mark Taylor, from Guildford, Surrey, can spend days achieving the perfect picture, a legacy from his late mother Jane Burton who pioneered the simple style of using a white background.
Meet 'Concerned Kitten': Eight-week-old cat has a permanent look of surprise thanks to his natural 'eyebrow' markings
The eight-week-old moggie has gone viral since his owners aptly named him 'Concerned Kitten'. The kitten from Bolton, Greater Manchester, was one of four born to mum Luna, a 'dalmatian cat'.
Location is everything! Tiny beach hut with stunning views across the Solent is a bargain at £10,000... but the new owner will have to find a new home for it
Similar timber cabins sell for as much as £240,000 on the desirable Mudeford Spit, near Christchurch in Dorset, where the exclusive row of huts has a strip of beach and breathtaking scenery.
101-year old is pulled alive from the earthquake rubble in Nepal after surviving for 7 days as eight Britons are rescued from a remote mountain monastery
Funchu Tamang (left) was rescued from the ruins of his house in Nuwakot district with only minor injuries while eight Britons stuck in remote Bihi were flown to Kathmandu (top right) on their way back to the UK. The rescues were rare good news for devastated Nepal as the death toll from the massive earthquake on April 25 hit 7,250, according to the Emergency Operations Centre, with more than 14,000 injured, including many in the remote village of Pokharidanda (bottom right) near the epicentre of the quake.
Saved from the clutches of evil: Hundreds of women and girls saved from the grip of Boko Haram arrive at a refugee camp after Nigerian army rescue operation
The exhausted and starving group, including young children, were some of the 275 people freed from captivity in the Sambisa Forest in northern Nigeria, the last bastion of the Islamic extremists.
And still they come: Ten migrants die as thousands are rescued from boats near Libya overnight just weeks after hundreds lost their lives in deadly shipwreck
The dead migrants were discovered during three separate rescue operations following the recovery overnight of 3,690 migrants from smugglers' rubber dinghies and fishing boats sent from Africa.
Fidel Castro's double life revealed: Former bodyguard claims Cuban dictator directed cocaine trafficking operations 'like a real godfather' and interfered in officials' trials
Juan Reinaldo Sanchez - who was imprisoned and tortured in Cuba in 1994 after he attempted to retire over concerns about Castro's 'corrupt' practices - reveals his former boss's 'double life' in a new book.
The horrifying moment ISIS extremists throw a man from a roof for being gay - then watch as he is stoned to death by the baying mob below
The man is captured half way to earth in Raqqa, Syria, after he was killed by the Islamic extremists for homosexuality - forbidden under the brutal regime's strict laws.
Flights at Sharm el-Sheikh airport disrupted after man crawls through hole in security wall and tries to open plane door
Egyptian media said the man entered the runway area, attempted to steal a police car and then tried to gain entry into a locked plane before he was apprehended by security personnel.
Isis militants slaughter more than 300 Yazidi captives in northern Iraq after thousands were taken captive from villages
According to the Yezidi Progress Party, hundreds of Yazidis were murdered by Isis on Friday in the Tal Afar district.
WORLD NEWS
- Saved from the clutches of evil: Hundreds of women and girls saved from the grip of Boko Haram arrive at a refugee camp after Nigerian army rescue operation
- 101-year old is pulled alive from the earthquake rubble in Nepal after surviving for 7 days as eight Britons are rescued from a remote mountain monastery
- And still they come: Ten migrants die as thousands are rescued from boats near Libya overnight just weeks after hundreds lost their lives in deadly shipwreck
- Why is Oregon's 'Lost Lake' disappearing? Scientists say a lava tube is swallowing the water - but no one knows where it ends up
- Hundreds of people set to flock to South Africa's first official nudist beach... and group who campaigned for it hope tourists visit from all over the world
- Ex-wife of Russia's richest man launches legal bid to claim half his £10BILLION fortune - so she can give it to Putin
- 'Compassion doesn't care if you have two legs or four': The vets working to save the animals caught up in Nepal's devastating earthquake
- Playtime at the elephant orphanage: Animals left motherless by poachers are brought up by 'foster parents' in 50-strong 'family'
- Isis militants slaughter more than 300 Yazidi captives in northern Iraq after thousands were taken captive from villages
- FIRST PICTURE: One of the six cops charged over Freddie Gray's homicide after Baltimore State Attorney says victim was illegally arrested
- Satellite images show Kim Jong-un's troops carrying out mass executions using anti-aircraft guns which would leave the bodies 'pulverized'
- Heartbreaking moment girl's dead father is pulled from the rubble as Nepal earthquake death toll reaches 6,200: Hope of finding survivors 'is fading' as aid groups struggle to reach cut off areas
- Ten-year-old girl who fell pregnant after her stepfather raped her is refused an abortion in Paraguay because terminations are illegal
PETER MCKAY: The other Princess and a very tricky dilemma...
Princess Michael of Kent must decide how to respond to a family's request that she help explain the murder three years ago of their son, Mikhail Kravchenko, writes PETER MCKAY.
DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Miliband and his 8ft monument to hubris
DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Even by the standards of Ed Miliband, a politician who cannot eat a bacon sandwich and falls off the stage during a live election debate, yesterday was beyond satire.
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