Bristol man captures 'UFO with three lights' hovering over streetDaily MailBizarre video footage shows what a man believes to be an extra-terrestrial visit from an 'enormous' UFO. Mike Westlake shot footage showing three large, bright lights in the shape of a triangle flashing in the same… Police chief announces firing of …

Express.co.uk ROSWELL BREAKTHROUGH? New official witness to 'alien UFO crash' comes forwardExpress.co.ukWitnesses later came forward to say there had been alien bodies within the "crashed craft", which along with the wreckage were then taken to the mysterious top-secret Area 51 military base in Nevada. It has gone on to become the biggest UFO conspiracy …

Designer Benjamin Geskin, based in Riga, Latvia, has released computer-assisted design drawings of the new iPhone 8. There appears to be no Home Button in the latest designs.

Vlogger Baktash Noori -who went viral with his hugging video in Manchester – has recorded a number of other clips where he tries to embarrass people on the street.

A High Court judge has told BBC bosses to give the 76-year-old singer more information about how a journalist learned that he was being investigated as a result of a sex assault allegation.

Sickening images have emerged showing a teenager punching a man to the ground in Blackpool, Lancashire, before leaving him for dead as blood gushes out from his skull.

Horrified airline staff told MailOnline that the runaway bag was just metres away from being drawn into another aircraft at Heathrow Airport which could have caused a major fire.

Internet users were quick to mock former champion golfer Tiger Woods’ DUI arrest in Florida. He was photoshopped onto video games and compared to the famous noughties Furby toy.

A gay father has reportedly hired a lawyer and is planning to sue United Airlines after he was falsely accused of inappropriately touching his own son during a May 20 flight.

WASHINGTON (AP) — Federal authorities are investigating dozens of new cases of possible opioid and other drug theft by employees at Veterans Affairs hospitals, a sign the problem isn't going away as more prescriptions disappear.