Cystic fibrosis sufferer wins legal battle over rules which discriminate against under-12s

Apple shows a dip in popularity among under-30s

A Florida woman who let another customer move into a queue in front of her, thereby missing out on lottery numbers that went on to win a $590.5m (£379m) jackpot, has said she has no hard feelings.

25-year-old says she now wants to be 'reconsidered as a person' in first appearance since being cleared

A former North Korean spy has claimed Pyongyang’s threats of military action are a sign that Kim Jong-un is struggling to control his armed forces.

The landscape of America’s late-night television is about to shift, after Jay Leno, host of NBC’s Tonight show for 22 years, confirmed he would depart in spring 2014, to be replaced by the more youthful Jimmy Fallon.

Her memoir 'Waiting to be Heard' is due to be published at the end of April

More than half of all usage of MailOnline will be on mobile by the end of this year, parent company Daily Mail & General Trust said today.

Seventh-generation acrobat says it's "exciting" that there will be no safety precautions in place

A Colorado judge has given permission for James Holmes, the suspected Aurora shooter, to be interviewed using intravenous injections of so-called "truth serum" if the defendant pleads not guilty by reason of insanity.

The show where everything's made up and the points don't matter is returning to American television screens for the first time in almost a decade.

Hopes that their idol would take up the reins of his revolution appear to have dissipated

Ben Zygier was not an Australian double agent Israel said last night scotching speculation that the Mossad operative, who apparently committed suicide in a maximum security jail two years ago, had betrayed the Jewish state.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended the need to keep some information out of the public domain