The shooting of a black, gay councillor has dealt a new blow to communities oppressed by gangsThe morning after tens of thousands of people thronged streets across Brazil to express their anger over the murder of black, gay Rio councillor Marielle Franco, it was business as usual in the Maré Read more
'His wound is shocking, he remains in great pain and he can hardly move, but he is slowly recovering' Via: Elizabeth Hurley vows to make streets safer after 'brutal' stabbing of nephew Miles
The problems stem from policies implemented by the Tory-Lib Dem coalition government Via: Labour announces plan to protect social housing as figures reveal 100,000 low-cost homes have had rents hiked since 2012
'Humour is subjective and most of the feedback I have received has been positive,' artist tells The Independent Via: 'Vile' Mother's Day cards featuring Jimmy Savile and Karen Matthews spark outrage
Exclusive: Ex-ambassador to Russia says senior ministers have been 'shooting their mouths off', but backs Theresa May Via: Salisbury Attack: Top Cold War diplomat criticises Gavin Williamson over 'go away and shut up' remarks
It may be FA Cup weekend but that doesn’t mean there aren’t Premier League fixtures too. Follow all the latest from the three top-flight 3pm games with Sportsmail’s BEN NAGLE. Via: Stoke vs Everton LIVE score updates plus rest of 3pm Premier League
Robyn Lawley showed face in Sydney as a judge for Cosmopolitan magazine’s Cosmo Curve competition, while flaunting her enviable figure in a skin-tight dress. Via: Robyn Lawley flaunts her enviable figure while searching for model
The FA Cup is back this weekend as just eight teams remain in this fabled competition. Two of those teams are Swansea and Tottenham – in the early kick-off on Saturday afternoon. Via: Swansea vs Tottenham LIVE score updates – FA Cup quarter-final
The actress flashed a smile as she left the Jermyn Street Theatre in London on Friday, following another successful performance in The Dog Beneath The Skin. Via: Cressida Bonas looks chic in a black shearling jacket
A catastrophic cyber attack is one of several ‘black sky hazards’ that could plunge Britain into chaos, along with extreme weather, solar storms or terrorist attacks, experts warned. Via: Cyber attack on power grid would cause 'thousands of deaths'