Fadi Fawaz's desperate call to 999 handlers has been leaked after he realised his popstar lover was dead on Christmas Day. George Michael was found in his house in Goring last year. In a desperate phone call, Fadi tells the female call handler that George is 'cold' and 'blue' and confirms that resuscitation will not help. He says he has been waiting for the singer to wake up for 'hours' and then tried to wake him for an hour before placing the frantic call.
A brave 11-year-old girl stuck in a car wreckage died saving her three-year-old cousin moments before a lorry ploughed into her on the M61. Iman Javed (pictured with her cousin Aaima Vasim) was a backseat passenger in a Volkswagen Sharan being driven by her father Iqbal on the M61 near Preston in heavy fog. The car was smashed by a Renault Clio travelling in the same direction.
Music, media and event specialist Gary Gardner, 54, organised charity truck-pull events in Leicestershire between 2013 and 2015 to raise money for Rigby's son Jack.
Karen Matthews (pictured), a mother-of-seven, was jailed after she claimed that her daughter Shannon had been kidnapped when she went missing from her home in Dewsbury, West Yorkshire.
Michael Fallon said the Iraq Historic Allegations Team, which once had 3,600 claims on its books, will have its caseload slashed to just 20. The news was welcomed by the Chief of General Staff.
A group of cross-party politicians said the Iraq Historical Allegations Team was 'unfit for purpose' and threatened to hinder the ability of soldiers to defend the country.
Last week it was found that Phil Shiner should be struck off because of his campaign of false and exaggerated allegations against our armed forces, writes Defence Secretary SIR MICHAEL FALLON.
The book features 31 on Kate's most memorable outfits, including Kate dancing in a headdress and 'grass skirt' (centre) in the Solomon Islands and wearing a cowboy hat (right) at a rodeo in Canada. The colouring book is raising funds for Historic Royal Palaces, the charity that are responsible for Kensington Palace. Colour in Kate will be sold in the Buckingham Palace gift shop.
Goncalo Amaral is relaxing with an old friend at a brasserie in the Portuguese town of Portimao around midnight when he takes the call. A three-year-old is missing from a holiday apartment.
The recent arrival of a giant yew hedge at William and Kate’s London address has suddenly presented the tantalising glimpse of a future when the Queen is no longer with us.
The trailer for a controversial new Netflix programme has sparked a fierce race row - losing the entertainment company numerous customers in the process.
Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, is going by her middle name as a moniker to register companies including Strawbugs and La Luna as she runs her affairs from a hotel bar.
Retired librarian Lorraine McKeag, 60, from Dundry, near Bristol, died after the truck, which had been poorly loaded, toppled onto her car, an inquest heard.
Kirsty Geoghegan, 25, said she would cut the throats of horses at Buddys Yard in Brighton if the owners did not pay her £5,000. The owners found five horses with the manes and tails cut off.
Tess Newall, 29, from Haddington, East Lothian, believes her great-great-grandmother's unique lace wedding gown which was made around 1870 has been sold after her dry cleaners went out of business. Her desperate Facebook appeal has since been shared more than 15,000 times in a matter of hours as people around the world told her they would spread the word.
A huge discovery of drugs was found on a beach after a pensioner’s dog peed on them as she took him out for a walk. The National Crime Agency (NCA) said police, Border Force officials and coastguards crews were searching a 15-mile stretch of coastline after 360kg of drugs in a dozen hold-all sized bags came ashore (pictured). A NCA spokesman said it was 'extremely unlikely' that the drugs' 'intended destination' was the rural stretch of East Anglian coastline dominated by the seaside resort of Great Yarmouth. The town though, which has been described as a 'dumping ground' for those on low-incomes and welfare claimants, has attracted a reputation in recent years for being a haven for drugs. The cocaine was strewn across a stretch of coastline between the villages of Hopton and Hemsby which have a combined population of 5,000 people. Locals on Twitter have posted about the unlikelihood of the massive drugs haul happening in Norfolk (inset). Some said they would be heading down to the beach to investigate the find.
The Duchess of Cambridge has ditched her heavy eyeliner, matte foundation and pink blusher since turning 35 in January, and looks 10 years younger as a result.
The Royal Family might want to look away now as handsome television presenter Steve Jones has admitted to a very naughty intimate act.
Fifty Shades Darker, which stars Dakota Johnson and Jamie Dornan (pictured), was released in UK cinemas on Friday night and is the sequel to the first and hugely popular film.
The freezing cold conditions which have dominated the week will continue over the weekend and bring up to four inches of snow in the UK.
Emergency services rushed to Withington, Manchester, at 2.30am. The couple have been named locally as Mohammed and Hasma Awad, as their children remain in hospital.
David Lytton was discovered clothed and lying prone on the ground above Dovestone Reservoir in Greater Manchester on December 12, 2015.
Doreen Crowther (pictured left) bought a house in Nottinghamshire (inset) with an inheritance and said her mother's dying wish was that her ex, Robert, who is on benefits, didn't get a penny. But after being told she might have to sell it to pay him a share, she launched into a finger-wagging foul-mouthed tirade at her ex (pictured right) and his lawyers at the Court of Appeal. Senior judges retreated to back offices as the hearing descended into chaos and security guards were called to escort the devastated mother from the building in London's Strand.
Nottingham Crown Court heard how Barbara Stone targeted John and Olga Moyle (pictured left) on a daily basis, sometimes calling from as early as 7.45am. She convinced the pair to place adverts in a lifestyle magazine for the small holiday home (right and inset bottom right) they owned in France. But not a single booking for the property, near Nice, was ever made - and the Moyles were eventually forced to sell the Shropshire home they had lived in for almost 50 years. Stone, of Winston, Leicester, admitted two counts of fraud by false representation between January and November 2010, and was given a 22-month suspended jail term.
The landfill in Milton takes waste from Bury St Edmund's, where Mr McKeague was last seen. Officers estimate a search of the huge 1,100-square-yard site will take six to ten weeks to complete.
The man suffered a 'significant injury' when glass bottles he was concealing smashed when he was tackled by the 20-year-old security guard in The Shires car park, Trowbridge.
Rebecca Ryan, 22, met former partner Michael Beckwith at a prearranged location near Harwich in Essex where her ex-boyfriend and another man were waiting, jurors heard.
Callie Brown, 18, revealed she has not seen or spoken to her best friend in nine years following the abduction on the Moorside estate in Dewsbury, West Yorkshire.
It has been claimed that locals on the Moorside estate in Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, are cashing in on the renewed interest, and are charging £15-a-tour to see the Matthews family home.
He said the historic allegations, which he had always denied, left him crying and 'on the floor' after he was told on the phone of the controversial police raid on his Berkshire home in 2014.
Following the BBC dramatisation of the fake kidnap of Shannon Matthews (left), inevitably the first couple out of the gates for comment were the McCanns (right). A source close to the family is said to have told the press the drama is appalling and insensitive. Well here’s a new idea for the McCanns: this time it’s not all about you. This is not your story to tell, writes KATIE HOPKINS.
Former It girl and socialite Tara Palmer-Tompkinson was found dead, aged 45, at her London home on Wednesday, months after revealing she had been diagnosed with a brain tumour. Her family placed a death notice on page 26 of the Daily Telegraph which said: 'Tara Clare died peacefully in her sleep,' and added that a private funeral will be held. Her sister, author Santa Montefiore, made a tribute on social media (inset) the day after her death. The author tweeted a black and white photograph of a smiling Palmer-Tomkinson, and wrote: 'My darling sister. I miss you.' Today Santa and her husband Simon (both pictured) spent the morning cleaning the flat where the tragic socialite was found dead. unwell
The complete works of William Henry Fox Talbot - hailed as the British father of photography - have been brought together on a new website launched by the Bodleian Libraries at the University of Oxford.
A flaw discovered by a Russian computer security firm has revealed that deleted internet history was stored on the iCloud without the knowledge of users of the Safari web browser.
Chantelle Putman battled drug problems for more than a decade and was found dead in her home in Blackburn on November 7 in 2016. Her partner, 'Jamal', was arrested.
Tory backbencher Johnny Mercer, who is leading a parliamentary inquiry into Ihat, said he believed a 'rotten core' of civil servants had warped the purpose of the process.
Conservative rebels are said to be plotting with Labour, the SNP and Liberal Democrat and cross-bench peers to pass key amendments to the legislation in the Commons.
Veteran German finance minister Wolfgang Schauble said cutting the City of London adrift would be counterproductive because it had capacity that did not exist in the rest of the continent.
The veteran left-winger is facing another tortuous week as the Theresa May pushes through legislation that will allow her to trigger Article 50.
David Cameron's former communications chief was one of several top allies at the top of the ex-Prime Minister's controversial resignation honours list.
Former agency nurse Cicilyamma Simon ignored pleas from a colleague and emergency services after she called an ambulance to Westwood Lodge Nursing Home (pictured) in Wigan, Lancashire.
Dearbhail Brogan, 21, was told she couldn't enter the Miss Northern Ireland because she was a mother. Ms Brogan, of County Down, has a seven-month-old daughter called Cuisle.
At his heaviest, he was five stone overweight. But Chris Moyles has shed that excess bulk over the last few years; and he proved that he's kept the weight off when he stepped out to join Jamie Oliver at the opening of his new restaurant on Thursday night (right). Having built a career on early morning broadcasting, Chris has admitted that a lifestyle like that can play havoc with your health. Dubbing it 'the fat breakfast DJ stage' in the past, Chris has now credits his weight loss with running (left) and ditching junk food in favour of healthy eating (inset).
EXCLUSIVE: Nigel Farage's wife blamed Godfrey Bloom (left) for the burgeoning friendship between her husband and Laure Ferrari (main with Bloom and top right) because he had brought the French woman into UKIP. Kirsten Farage told Mr Bloom in a tense encounter four years ago: ‘I blame you [Godfrey] for introducing Laure to the party.’ Details of the confrontation came a week after Mr Farage and Miss Ferrari were both pictured at his London home. Both have dismissed rumours of an affair.
Jeremy Hunt said there was 'no excuse' for some of the problems faced by patients over the winter and accepted that some of the care being offered was not what anyone would want for their own family.
Kirsty Farbrother, from Staffordshire, struggled to cope with the loss of her premature baby boy Reece in 2012 and the death of his father Callum Lines, who killed himself in August 2016.
French actress Joséphine Jobert , who plays feisty police officer Florence Cassell on the popular BBC detective series, delighted viewers with her candid minute-by-minute reactions.
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A young couple in Wales transformed a dilapidated cottage into a dream home after snapping up the old building for just £37,000. Rebecca Perry, 27, found the diamond in the rough with fiance John Little, 28.
Paul Nuttall, pictured, became unstuck after being challenged to name the original six towns that joined together to form Stoke-on-Trent - days after stumbling over the same question.
British pizza lovers are paying up to four times more for a Domino's than in New Zealand - where a Margherita costs just £2.87. This compares to £14.99 in the UK.
A new compilation of dashcam videos has captured the dangerous antics of some of Britain's worst motorists in 'terrible displays of driving'. Their speeding, swerving and improbable crashing will leave you sure to check in your rear-view mirror next time you're on the road.
Military troops had to be deployed in the state of Espírito Santo after looting, rape and murders broke out on Saturday amid the industrial action in a row over wages, but even they can't wrestle back control. Since the walkout, more than 100 people have been killed in the metropolitan area of Vitoria, and officers' refusal to return to work has been labelled blackmail and holding the public to ransom by state officials. Schools, shops and public services remain closed in the city, and more members of the Brazilian army have been sent in to deal with the uprising.
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has claimed some of the 4.9million refugees who have fled the war-torn country since the civil war began in 2011 are 'definitely terrorists'.
Brussels has been plunged into darkness 'in all directions' tonight following a 'massive power cut'.
The abandoned practice pool in the Aquatics Stadium has turned colour from rot, mud and dead insects. Six months after the games, the Maracanã stadium has been abandoned and looted.
Police have foiled a plot to launch a terror attack on European soil after they arrested six suspected Islamists and seized two dozen suicide belts in raids in both Turkey and Germany.
The leader of the Kremlin phoned Turkey's president Tayyip Erdogan to say sorry for the bombardment in Al-Bab that was meant for Islamic State terrorists, who control the Syrian town.
Chancellor Angela Merkel, who hopes to be re-elected in September, is set to discuss a series of measures with leaders of Germany's 16 state governments.
The security measure is part of a multi-million euro plan to prevent jihadist attacks in the French capital, which have claimed 238 lives around France in the past two years.
Egyptian Abdullah Reda al-Hamahmy, 29, was carrying spray paints in his backpack, and told police he planned to damage paintings in the museum in order to 'avenge the Syrian people'.
A row over jurisdiction saw the plane grounded for nearly two hours after a Royal Gibraltar Police car drove onto the runway, physically blocking the RAF flight from leaving. A Ministry of Defence car in turn tried to block the police vehicle, according to reports. It is understood a member of the British military on board is suspected of a sex offence.
During the attack, four projectiles were fired into southern Israel, where three were intercepted by the Iron Dome missile defense system, according to the Israeli Defence Force.
A French police investigation has found 'insufficient evidence' that the expandable truncheon was purposefully put up the victim's anus. The incident caused a four-inch gash in his rectum.
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange could be evicted from the Ecuadorian embassy in London if right wing presidential candidate Guillermo Lasso is victorious in the country's election.
The hounding of hundreds of innocent soldiers over false allegations of atrocities supposedly committed in Iraq has been one of the most shameful chapters in the annals of British justice.
The loudest laugh in any Shakespeare play is often provoked by the line in Henry VI, Part II: ‘The first thing we do, let’s kill all the lawyers.’ Indeed, a lot of rude things have been said about lawyers.
With the death of Tara Palmer-Tomkinson, we have a tragic new poster girl. Friends say that in the days before her death, Tara was ‘in a dark place’, writes AMANDA PLATELL.
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