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The secondary headline to an article on 15 December (‘Another human rights fiasco!’) reported the claim of arresting soldiers that Abd Al-Waheed had been ‘caught red-handed with bomb’, and that he had been awarded £33,000 for being kept in  custody ‘for too long’.

Similar to the 'Cameron Direct' roadshows, the Prime Minister (pictured in June this year) will hold sessions with people in town halls and workplaces across the country and meet voters.

At the witness table in committee room six sat three suave suits from Facebook, Twitter and Google. They had been summoned to answer claims that they spread terrorism and hatred.

The Daily Mail can reveal they told a minister ‘the environmental impact of packaging was low on consumers’ priorities when buying a soft drink’.

Proposals to modify driving rules to enable remote control parking have been outlined by the Government. Drivers could be able to use a mobile phone to park their car.

Thanks to Make-A-Wish UK, the charity supported by the Daily Mail’s Quids For Kids campaign, two very brave girls have had their Christmas dreams come true.

Conman Mijanur Rehnan, 19, 'convinced pensioner William Dickson, 73, to hand over £7,870 at the retiree's flat in west London'. He was arrested by a plain clothes police officer.

Edward Vines, 47, re-started his 27-year campaign of harassment from prison, despite a restraining order banning him from contacting journalist Ms Maitlis (pictured) or her relatives.

Gary Teague (pictured) preyed on the young victims he was offering his home to and waited until they were alone before he attacked, Canterbury Crown Court heard.

Five teenagers, all from Enfield, have been arrested on suspicion of murdering 15-year-old Jacob Abraham in Waltham Cross, Hertfordshire.

Chloe Louise Farrell (pictured) was behind the wheel of the vintage vehicle when it overturned while she was attempting to park it at The Warren holiday park in Abersoch, Gwynedd.

Apprentice builder Dylan Hill, 18, had a severe nut allergy and died after eating a korma at Shaam's restaurant in Barnsley. The teen had left his life-saving EpiPen at home.

Andrew Ashman, 49, an experienced sailor from Orpington, Kent, died four days into a round-the-world sailing challenge in 2015. He described the boat as 'lively' hours before his death.

Alfie Evans has been in a coma after being struck down by an unknown progressive neurological disease and now needs round the clock care at Alder Hey Children's Hospital in Liverpool.

On Tuesday, five justices at the UK's highest court concluded that a ban on smoking in most enclosed public places and workplaces does not apply to Crown premises, including state prisons.

A copy of Charles Darwin's 'Origin of Species' with handwritten notes has sold for a world record £780,000. It was sold by descendants of Darwin's correspondent, a German palaeontologist.

Richard Ratcliffe has written to the Iranian ambassador in London, urging him to make clear to all state bodies in Iran that his wife was not involved in espionage.

Authorities in Rochdale, Greater Manchester, have ditched plans to ban residents from swearing. Plans involved giving out £100 fines as part of a Public Space Protection Order (PSPO).

Ramita Navai, 44, the daughter of an officer in the pre-revolutionary Iranian navy, won the British Journalism Award for foreign reporting this month for her new film, Isis And The Battle For Iraq.

Geoff Stonebanks, 64 from East Sussex claims to put up 8,000 Christmas decorations each year on a whopping 24 trees. Despite His partner Mark Glassman, 58, 'hating' his bauble obsession.

Despite their big win, the couple (pictured), who live in a £290,000 house in Slough, Berkshire, are keeping their feet firmly on the ground, saying the hefty sum 'won't change a thing'.

Reporter Bethan McKernan said she had recommended a bar that Ms Dykes, 30, visited before she was abducted in the Lebanese capital, Beirut on Friday night.

Eve Senior, 15, was leaving the Ariana Grande concert when Salman Abedi detonated a homemade explosive device, murdering 22 people.

Maria Grennan, 37, was almost a week over her due date with her first child when she noticed her baby was not moving. Worcestershire Royal Hospital doctors said her baby had died.

An Afghanistan veteran, 30, who died in a lorry crash was given a fitting send-off after his family and friends dressed as his favourite comic book characters at his funeral.

Award-winning artist Francesca Lowe, 37, was 25 weeks pregnant when she lost consciousness in her bathroom at home in Stoke Newington, north London, on January 23 this year.

Half a dozen vehicles and three motorbikes drove up the A16 near Spalding, Lincolnshire on Friday on the way to David Stubbs' funeral. But his family was devastated when a lorry pulled out in front.

Enchanting black and white snaps from the last 100 years captured in London and across the UK take us back to a simpler time when youngsters played with simpler Christmas toys.

Khai Okojie had to stay in class at Ellenbrook Community Primary in Salford, Greater Manchester, while his friends sang carols at a nearby church.

Tom, 15, from Thetford, Norfolk, has had his life transformed since he started taking daily drops of CBD, a legal form of cannabis. Before, he told his mother he 'didn't want to live any more'.

Colin Gregg, 76, from Newcastle had initially been jailed in March for 13-and-a-half years after being convicted of a string of sexual assaults against four boys over a three-decade period.

Toni Stevens, from Torquay, exchanged sexual messages with who he thought were 14-year-old girls in chat rooms but in reality he was dealing with a group of paedophile hunters.

Timothy Smith, 42,  from Tunbridge Wells in Kent, boasted to police of his sexual interest in children as young as two and told how he had been offending for a decade.

James Barnes, 30, had been struggling to come to terms with the impending split from his wife Amy, 32, three years after they tied the knot, an inquest in Birmingham heard today.

Neil Jex, 52, died at the house he shares with his wife Natasha, 31, and two children in the village of Penywaun, Aberdare, South Wales.

McBrearty, who was given a conditional discharge in April for making indecent photographs of children in 2013, arranged to meet the boy at McDonald's on Eltham High Street in south east London.

Michael Gaffney, from Gourock, Inverclyde, also described his love rival as a 'n*****' and even tried to track down the man's partner, resulting in a criminal conviction.

Daniel Pusey, 21, waited to sexually abuse the girls in hotel rooms after they had been given drinks and cigarettes at Diane Chilcott's home in Chertsey, Surrey, and ferried to him by her.

Mary Walker, 70, was found slumped in the driver's seat of her VW Golf with a half drunk bottle of spirits next to her outside a church in Bollington, Cheshire.

The 44-year-old, who played for Queens Park Rangers, Manchester City and West Ham among others, was arrested earlier this month after police were called to a disturbance at his home.

Myles Manyika, 25, from Shelton, admitted three rapes and was convicted of sexual assault by penetration, after he made a woman perform a sex act on him and then raped her the next day.

Greater Manchester Police officers have been accused of taking bungs from friends and business associates of Paul 'Mr Big' Massey who was shot dead in Salford in 2015.

Dr Oetker has withdrawn a batch of its Ready Rolled Regal Ice White from ASDA, Sainsbury's and Tesco stores across the UK because a number of packs were filled with ready rolled marzipan.

High Court bailiffs have entered Birmingham's council headquarters building to seize computer equipment over a disputed £5,000 bill.

A petition has been launched by ex-UKIP councillor for the President to visit Clacton on his state visit next year, but he's only racked up 70 signatures since Sunday.

Prince Harry accompanied Prince Philip in his final duty as Captain General today, as they received the incoming and outgoing Commandants General of the Royal Marines at Buckingham Palace.

The Third International Congress in Love and Sex with Robots was due to be held at Goldsmiths university in London today. Pictured is event speaker Dr David Levy with his sex robot.

A group of travellers who caused chaos by parking more than 65 caravans across Cambridge North train station car park over the weekend were evicted earlier today by bailiffs.

Producers A G Barr have announced that from January Scotland's favourite soft drink Irn Bru will have just 4.7g of sugar per 100ml, instead of the 10.3g it has now.

Fans of the Fast and Furious movie franchise will be able to attend an unforgettable live action show in the new year featuring co-host Elysia Wren, pictured rehearsing in Birmingham today.

The parents of Charlie Gard, whose legal battle to secure treatment for their terminally ill son captured the attention of the world, have met with Vice-President Mike Pence in Washington.

Figures show 788,605 people cancelled their licence in 2017 as they shunned the BBC and tuned into subscription services via their smart TVs and tablets.

A Christmas tree with sagging branches and sparse decorations has been branded the 'embarrassing runt of the litter' by furious locals in Mottram, Greater Manchester.

The suspect became involved in an 'altercation' with guards at the main checkpoint at the US Air Force base of RAF Mildenhall in Suffolk after he pretended he was in the US Secret Service.

The Paralympic gold medalist filed legal papers at South Africa's highest court on Tuesday, saying that judges who increased his sentence for six to 15 years had ignored findings by lower courts.

Zelda Perkins said she was viewed as 'suspect' by London employers after a month-long battle trying to bring Harvey Weinstein to court over allegations of sex abuse in the late Nineties.

The unnamed executive allegedly took responsibility for setbacks at the Punggye-ri nuclear base in North Korea which led to the date of a rocket launch being pushed back.

The army of 'robots', as they were described by the North Korean defector now in South London, live and die for the hermit nation's dictator and would be prepared to do anything for him.

The clip shows two girls approaching two Israeli soldiers, before shoving, kicking and slapping them while filming on mobile phones in the Palestinian village of Nabi Saleh in the occupied West Bank.

Oskar Groening, 96, who served as an accountant and occasional ramp guard at Auschwitz, is fighting his four-year jail sentence arguing that imprisoning him now violates his right to life.

Two armed terrorists are making their way through a murky underpass holding multiple weapons on the billboard-type banner which carries the slogan: 'Wait for us on your year parties.'

Local chiefs from Nantes, Lille, Bordeaux, Grenoble, Rennes, Toulouse and Strasbourg wrote an open letter to Parisian officials to ask for relief from the 'extreme tension' caused by migrant arrivals.

Rome's Christmas tree has been branded a 'disgrace' by residents, who claim it is just another sign of the city's decline. It has been labelled 'Spelacchio', which means mangy or baldy.

A video caught the chilling failure of Antonov TBC-2MC which suddenly dives in the town of Naryan-Mar in the Russian Arctic. The pilot lost control soon after take-off this morning.