High school senior shows off his incredible makeup skills for yearbook photo
The teen wants his photo to encourage people to do whatever they want
The teen wants his photo to encourage people to do whatever they want
President suggests one person with a gun could have stopped 2015 terrorist attack in Paris
'She turned up with a Conservative rosette literally as the votes were being counted,' says local Labour leader
Extradition proceedings will now get underway, says Metropolitan Police
Brighton 1-0 Manchester United: Pascal Gross scored the only goal of the game with help of goal-line technology
The brothers were on a campus tour of Colorado State University when a parent called the police
Exclusive: Dozens of organisations join forces warning the blunders that sparked the scandal will be repeated - ahead of crucial Commons vote
Comments come as British capital has seen an increase in murders this year
Tuolumne County becomes latest jurisdiction to oppose law seeking to protect immigrants from deportation
Administration has already rescinded Temporary Protected Status for Haitians and Salvadorans
There has been endless speculation as to who will take the coveted spot in Markle's bridal party
The former City winger remembers his own title win, half a century on
The 'momager' says he will explain himself in his own way
She wants her followers to detach themselves from labels
'I think of how proud my Liverpool mum and dad would have been to see this,' the former Beatle says
Jean-Marc Janaillac, chief executive of the giant French carrier, resigns as strikes drag on
Jean-Claude Juncker marks Karl Marx's 200th birthday in the philosopher's hometown
All the latest news and discussion ahead of Ireland's vote on 25 May which could lift the country's ban on abortion
Eruption follows a series of earthquakes earlier in the week
Eruption follows a series of earthquakes earlier in the week
'The procurement process featured a heightened level of due diligence' because of undercover footage, says government
Hawkins moved 9-7 clear overnight
Thousands of people are becoming victims in the UK every year, investigators say
'Schools cannot solve these problems on their own. Extra expectations come at an extra cost and many sources of support that schools once relied on have been cut,' says union
Lebanon is heading to the polls this weekend for the first time since 2009. But the more things change, the more they stay the same