Photographer may have accidentally let slip that Gallifrey's finest will still be played by a man

The picture of Lord Kitchener has long been regarded as the poster that encouraged young men to join the army, but this may just be a popular myth

National Geographic Traveler Magazine has announced the winners of its prestigious photography competition which showcases the planet in all its diversity.

Creepy statistic of the week:

The last time Phoebe Waller-Bridge appeared on stage, in Jack Thorne’s Mydidae, she was naked in a bathroom and going through her ablutions. In her hot new solo show for Edinburgh, she’s no less startling or revealing but she does keep her clothes on.

David Phelan takes a look at Samsung's new phone-camera

The survey also claims that almost seven million people in the UK have admitted to taking an intimate picture of themselves

Device will sell for £399.99 and aims to capture the "unseen and authentic" moments of your life

They now have to wait for a decree absolute, usually issued six weeks and a day later

Relatives wept and clutched coffins draped with flowers at a mass funeral held in Italy for the 38 victims who died in Sunday’s bus crash.

Officers told to justify painful 'mandibular angle' technique using pressure point behind ear

If there was anything to admire about Anthony Weiner’s bid to be the next Mayor of New York, it was his aides’ extraordinary success in taking their candidate to a lead in the polls, despite his embarrassing history of extramarital sexting.

Featuring colourful beach umbrellas and dreamy blue horizons, this beautiful oversized book offers a breath of fresh air, and evokes fantasies of Mediterranean travel.

Since 2009, The Independent has been publishing a series of “lost images” of British and Commonwealth soldiers of the First World War, taken from glass photographic plates which have come to light in attics or barns or rubbish skips in the Somme.