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Hundreds of migrants have been sleeping rough beside the city's International Protection Office, setting up makeshift accommodation around the building that snakes off down nearby streets. A slew of videos circulating social media showed how officers in hi-vis this morning bundled up tents as the migrants filed onto a string of coaches dispatched to Mount Street. A truck-mounted crane was even deployed to tear the canvas structures away from the pavement and deposit them into a skip - or pull them into the street where officers could squirrel them away. For weeks the migrants had been camping on Mount Street with no access to sanitary facilities, telling reporters they were forced to use an open toilet in the corner of the camp.

A LIST of the best and worst councils in England has been revealed, with bankrupt Nottingham at the bottom and Torridge in Devon at the top. Data published by a new agency, the Office for Local Government (Oflog), lays bare the huge variation in public sector efficiency. So how does YOUR council rank? Use our interactive tool to find out.

The 14-year-old killed in the London sword attack was today named as Daniel Anjorin - the youngest of three children from a respected churchgoing Nigerian family. Daniel went to the £24,990-a-year Bancroft's private school in Woodford Green - which is also where Nottingham stabbing victim Grace O'Malley-Kumar, 19, who was killed last June, attended. The flag on the school's building flew at half-mast today. Daniel's parents are health and safety consultant Dr Ebenezer Anjorin, 59, and science teacher Grace Anjorin, 49, who married in 2002, reported the Telegraph . Dr Anjorin is said to have worked for Transport for London for more than 20 years, and is a trustee for his local Citizens Advice Bureau. Mrs Anjorin teaches at The Holy Family School in Walthamstow, which described its 'great sadness' at Daniel's death. The chaos in Hainault saw a man armed with a sword go on the rampage, killing Daniel and injuring two other members of the public as well as two police officers. Neighbours said the man first spoke to a woman, asking her to confirm his location, before she saw the weapon and fled. She tried to warn Daniel but it was too late.

The Met chief said a male officer was left with severe injuries to his hand following the apparently random rampage. A 14-year-old boy was killed and two other people suffered serious injuries. The 36-year-old suspect had rammed his van into a house near Hainault Tube station in Iford, east London , before slashing members of the public and police officers who responded to terrified 999 calls for help. Sir Mark told LBC today: 'The first thing you have to say is for the parents involved, who've lost their 14-year-old, and that is just horrific, and it's everyone's worst nightmare. I'm sure we're all thinking about them.'

Terrified children made tearful phone calls and sent text messages to their parents as they lay on the floor and hid under tables during this morning's attack in a Sheffield school. Following the incident, which left three injured, a 17-year-old boy was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and taken into police custody.

Sienna Miller stunned fans as she showcased her incredible figure in a £3,900 gown at a star-studded birthday party, just four months after giving birth to her second child.  The fashionista, 42, and her boyfriend Oli Green, 27, welcomed their first child together, a baby girl, in January. Sienna also has a daughter Marlowe, 10.  Sienna [pictured right with Annie Doble and Camille Charriere] joined the likes of make-up artist Charlotte Tilbury and models Poppy Delevingne and Cora Corre at Lady Lola Bute's 25th birthday party, held at the family's Mount Stuart House on the Isle of Bute. 

Daniel Radcliffe (left) has reignited a row with JK Rowling (right) over trans views by saying his beliefs don't have to align with the author's just because she made him a star. The actor, 34, and fellow Harry Potter stars Emma Watson, 34, and Rupert Grint, 35, have been outspoken in their support of gender ideology - that biologically male trans women are actually women. Yet although Radcliffe admitted 'nothing in my life' would likely have happened if not for beloved author Rowling, 58, he said that didn't mean he didn't owes her 'the things he truly believes'. Despite the multi-millionaire's view that trans women are women, just this week it was revealed the NHS will declare sex is biological. It came after the Cass report found there is 'remarkably weak evidence' for gender-affirming techniques in children such as puberty blockers. It also said that  'for the majority of young people, a medical pathway may not be the best way' to help when they are 'presenting with gender incongruence or distress'.

A three-bedroom house in London's Isleworth has hit the market at a bargain price of £175,000, but there's a catch - you'll need to do some serious digging to find the floor amidst the clutter. Overflowing with bin bags and boxes of the previous owner's belongings, this property is a fixer-upper with a twist. Every room is packed to the ceiling with discarded items, from books to blankets, creating a daunting task for any prospective buyer. One room looks like a deserted library, with books covering every surface. In the bathroom, the sink and tub are littered with old papers and magazines. Due to its current state, the property has garnered negative attention online.

This Morning star Michelle Elman appeared on the show on Wednesday as she revealed her cheating ex fiancé was found on a dating website while he was with her.  The life coach and author, 30, who has frequently appeared on the ITV show to give advice about relationships, tearfully took to her Instagram last week to explain that she had ended their engagement after just 24 hours. The TV star teared up as she declared that her partner had 'f***ed up' and 'ruined a really good thing', but insisted she was going to be OK. 

There's Something About Miriam was one of the most controversial reality TV shows of the early 2000s. The cruel twist of the show was that the contestants weren't told that Miriam was transgender and hadn't undergone gender-affirming surgery until after the winner was announced. Some have gone on to forge interesting careers since the show, with winner Tom Rooke - then a lifeguard - branching out into acting (left), while Scott Gibson (right) even dated Kerry Katona and Dominic Conway (centre) made headlines for sleeping with his comrade's wife. Here, FEMAIL explores what happened to the There's Something About Miriam contestants after the show aired.

Jude Bellingham tried to throw off Harry Kane before he took his penalty for Bayern Munich against Real Madrid - and now it's been revealed what he said to his England team-mate.  Bayern and Madrid played out an entertaining 2-2 draw at the Allianz Arena that saw Vinicius Jr open the scoring before Leroy Sane levelled the scores. Kane ended up putting the German giants ahead from the spot before Vinicius equalised with a penalty of his own in the final ten minutes.  Bellingham attempting to intefere with Kane's penalty ended up being the biggest talking point of the game as analysts attempted to work out what the 20-year-old was saying to the ex-Tottenham striker to try to throw him off. 

The new Workers Party of Britain candidate for Southall was revealed by party leader MP George Galloway yesterday morning outside Westminster. But the new politician, who said he joined the party as both Labour and the Conservatives were simply 'not helping', has already run into difficulties after being confused about one of Britain's most important foreign policy agreements. In an interview with Times Radio host Stig Abell this morning he said: 'When it comes to Nato if you ask my opinion, it's not, like I'm not really an expert I don't have a lot of knowledge on it, to be honest. Of my brief understanding of Nato, right, it's there to protect the, you know, the European Union, isn't it? It's there to protect, you know, everyone in the European Union. When it comes to Nato if you ask my opinion, it's not, like I'm not really an expert I don't have a lot of knowledge on it, to be honest.'

At the weekend Margot Robbie was bridesmaid to her best friend from school. She just looked so good. Shoehorned into halter-neck ivory silk to match her hair, she moved like mercury. So what is the etiquette here? Should you ever choose a beautiful bridesmaid, even if, like Margot, she is happily married? Should you ever choose someone younger, thinner, and way more successful than you? Or can you legitimately leave her out on the grounds it's your day and yours alone?

Netflix's Buying London will 'follow the group as they navigate the intricacies of their personal lives as well as striving to make their mark in the glamorous world of luxury real estate'. Here, MailOnline reveals all you need to know about the estate agents in the show:

Becky Chorlton, from Lymm in Cheshire, purchased the luggage which was found at London Heathrow Airport. The airport holds onto lost property for three months from the date it was found or handed in and can charge you up to £25 to retrieve misplaced items. She cut open the large package and got a shiny blue Delsy suitcase which retails for around £275 at Selfridges (left), meaning Becky already made her money back. The first items on the top of the case were an anti-itch cream, a pair of brand new white underwear (right). Becky got 'so excited' when she saw a black monogram Guess shoulder bag (inset).

NEW Clips shared on social media showed how major highways in the Kingdom were overrun by devastating floodwater that cascaded down typically dry and rocky outcrops to flood the cities below. Residents were seen abandoning their cars in the street to run to safety in Qassim - one of the worst hit areas, as other partially submerged vehicles tried to plough through feet of standing water. A thunderstorm also engulfed Qassim overnight, dumping incessant rainfall on the province for around seven hours. The flooding was so severe that several residents were trapped in their homes.

Dr Poulter, who also works as an NHS medic, crossed the floor last week ahead of the local elections after 14 years as the Tory MP for Central Suffolk and North Ipswich. He used his defection to lash out at the government's handing of the health service. But he faced clapback from former colleagues who suggested he had been performing his role half-heartedly for some time. After Sir Keir Starmer welcomed his new recruit, the Prime Minister was greeted with laughter and cheers when he responded: 'I'm glad to actually see (Dr Poulter). That's because he recently pointed out that residents of his local Labour council are, and I quote in his words, ''charged much more in council tax but in return receive lower quality services''.'

Shane Lynch and Keith Duffy of Boyzone and Brian McFadden of Westlife make up the latest cohort of stars who have chosen to invest in a UK football team - signing on the dotted line to buy Chorley FC in Lancashire in March. The Irish trio intend to attract new sponsorship and build the sixth-tier National League North side into a full-time professional outfit - echoing Welsh side Wrexham AFC after it was bought by Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney . And the singers are the latest in a long line of celebrities beyond Reynolds and McElhenney to pool spare cash into a sports team, following in the footsteps of names like Tom Brady, Stormzy, Delia Smith and Elton John.

'Horrific acts of violence' erupted on the Los Angeles campus of the University of California late on Tuesday and into Wednesday morning after a group of pro-Israeli protesters arrived and attempted to dismantle a pro-Palestinian encampment. Shocking footage from the scene at UCLA showed both sides openly clashing as college security abandoned the scene and local police were nowhere to be seen. Just before 11pm local time, the violence escalated when the pro-Israeli side surrounded the pro-Palestine encampment. During this standoff, a firework was thrown at the camp. The video showed both sides using pieces of wood as makeshift weapons. The walls of the encampment were smashed, at least one person could be seen being dragged on the ground by another group.

Travellers are in awe of a magical 'English' alleyway that boasts Tudor Revival architecture, ornate entrances with wrought-iron gates, and mechanical knights that joust - but a tiny detail has people taking a closer look at the slice of paradise.

Whether it is photo stunts or snippets of conversation caught on film, the embattled Prime Minister seems stumble into one of Steve Coogan 's scenes again and again. But when he showed down with Home Secretary James Cleverly in a push up challenge yesterday- the synergy between the two men looked closer than ever.

Ellie Goulding has reunited with her estranged husband Ellie Goulding as they spent time with their three-year-old son Arthur in London on Sunday. The singer, who announced their break-up in February, said at the time that they were still the 'closest of friends' and have been 'successfully co-parenting'. The former couple were seen together over the weekend on a rare outing as they proved they are still on the best of terms following their separation.

Looking happy and relaxed in the company of Christian Dior model Iris Law, this is Premier League star Trent Alexander-Arnold strolling through one of London's most fashionable areas. Iris, the daughter of Jude Law and Sadie Frost, smiled as she chatted with the England footballer while sipping a coffee as he held a healthy smoothie as they walked along fashionable Portobello Road in Notting Hill. Decked out in sporty but chic clothing, Iris, 23, was making the most of the spring sunshine wearing a long aqua coloured trench coat and baggy jogging pants. Trent, 25, complemented her look in a grey hoodie, dark green track suit bottoms and white trainers.

Buckingham Palace playfully joked on X the T-Rex's King Charles tie was a 'Rex-cellent choice' after the London museum paid the monarch an unlikely compliment. The King's tie, believed to have been a gift from Prince Louis, delighted royal fans as he visited the Macmillan Cancer Centre at University College Hospital in London yesterday (left).

Princess Tatiana of Greece cut an elegant figure as she opted to don a vibrant sapphire-blue matching ensemble whilst accompanying Queen Anne-Marie, 77, to the event on 26 April. After almost 14 years of marriage, Princess Tatiana and Prince Nikolaos (pictured together top inset) shocked royal fans as they unexpectedly announced their separation on April 19. Prince Nikolaos' mother, Queen Anne-Marie, sat next to her former daughter-in-law (bottom inset) as the pair arrived together at the Panathenaic Stadium in Athens.

The former model has been spotted hauling round a shopping cart filled with her possessions and rummaging through dumpsters in the streets of Los Angeles. The 40-year-old, who is the ex-wife of Baywatch star Jeremy Jackson, cut a lonely figure as she dug through the trash with what looked to be a broken finger and pipe in hand as she donned a pair of pink pants that were too large for her. The troubled former star has been seen several times over the past year searching for food outdoors, with bruising visible on her hands, and hauling a shopping cart of clothes behind her. Now, she has once again sparked concern as she seems to have moved on from shopping at a 99 cents store to dumpster diving with a broken finger - pushing her cartful of goods around California before hitting up trash bins for items she could add to her collection.

Tomas Nordemanoski, who works with Touchstone construction company in Surrey, was taking tiles off a roof when he eerily noticed the back of each tile had a child's hand print. Taking to Instagram , the builder shared the video, which quickly racked up more than 200,000 views. Tomas guessed that the hand print could have been made by a child 'no more than seven years old'. He theorised that the children actually made the tiles in the Victorian era before child labour was abolished.

It's 'Comeback Week' on MasterChef, with ten former contestants invited back to the BBC One cooking show to have another pop at winning the title. However, viewers weren't impressed with the TV twist, saying it wasn't fair on the latest cohort of cooks. (Pictured: Cook Farokh in 2022 and this time around. Inset: His latest pork dish)

The aristocrat, who is the daughter of the late John Crichton-Stuart, 7th Marquess of Bute and fashion designer Serena Bute, hosted guests - including Sienna Miller , Charlotte Tilbury and Poppy Delevingne - at her family seat Mount Stuart House on the Isle of Bute in the Scottish Highlands.Once there, well-heeled guests had a weekend-long celebration, dancing in the 19th Century Gothic revival dining hall, and sleeping in grand bedrooms that look straight out of a fantasy novel.While hundreds of photos were shared online over the weekend, even more have appeared overnight, showing how hundreds of guests arrived aboard ferry to the remote Scottish island to enjoy  a dinner of lobster, oysters and local beef. Left: Guests arrive (Robbie Furze (a member of the Big Pink and Lady Mary's husband), Lady Mary Charteris, Poppy Delevingne, India Heathcote, Amanda Westbrook and David Gardner (far right). Front: Princess Olympia of Greece). Inset top: Lady Mary Charteris kisses her cousin Jack Guinness). Bottom: Guest arrive by boat. From left: Edward Lawson-Johnston, Robbie Furze, Jessica Clarke, David Gardner, Miguel Walky. Right: Lady Lola. Inset: Laura D'Agnelli sipped from a little bottle of bubbly with a  straw and showed off her quilted bag. Inset right: Lady Mary and creative director Jerry Stafford

The forgotten history of London 's iconic O2 Arena has resurfaced - and the eerie exhibition from its past life as the Millennium Dome has left many visitors scratching their heads in disbelief. Long before it became the distinguished concert venue we know today, the formerly-known Millennium Dome - based in the Greenwich Peninsula in south east London - was completed in 1999 and opened in 2000 to mark the new millennia. Some of its most notable attractions included Ron Mueck's giant 'Boy' sculpture, The Millennium Coin Minting Press and The Millennium Star Jewels - which became the focus of the failed Millennium Diamond Heist on November 7, 2000. However, the project and exhibition - which ran from January 1 to December 31, 2000 - attracted barely half of the 12 million customers its sponsors forecasted, and so were deemed a failure by the press. The Dome was closed and opened temporarily in December 2003 for a Winter Wonderland experience before undergoing a transformative journey to become the O2 Arena on May 31, 2005.

Marcus Rashford's new love interest has been revealed as Colombian-born model Erica Correa after he was spotted on a cosy night out with her in Manchester. The Manchester United player, 26, has been single since parting ways with his childhood sweetheart Lucia Loi in the summer of 2023. However, it seems Erica, 29, has caught the eye of the professional footballer after they were seen looking loved-up on Sunday evening.

Footage shows the growling lion mounting the lioness as a group of tourists in South Africa watches on, with some covering their eyes while others whip out their phones to film the mating action going on above their heads. The drivers appear completely nonplussed while the jeep shakes from side to side as the lions get to business. But the tourists seem more impressed than the lioness, since she quickly fell onto her side while the lion was moving on top of her. He looks dejected as the chuckling tourists beneath them continue to film through the metal grille.

Runner-up Matt looked as moody as the decor of the holiday lodge he'd been asked to revamp after it was announced that Rosin's colourful makeover had won her the Interior Design Masters final. Many viewers felt that Matt had followed the brief, which was to hint at the regal interiors of neighbouring Blenheim Palace, more than his interiors rival. (Pictured from left: Matt's re-design, right the winning interiors from Rosin. Inset: Matt congratulates Rosin)

From Morris dancing at the crack of dawn to pagans leaping over fire, eccentric revellers from across Britain have been doing their bit to usher in May Day. The ancient festival dates back almost a thousand years and marks the beginning of summer. Believed to have been inspired by three older festivals - Beltane fires, Walpurgisnacht and Floralia - the celebrations take place on the first day of May. And in the UK, it's a chance for thousands of Britons to mark some of the country's more colourful traditions.

A guest at a Mexico wedding reception revealed the gender-based four-course menus that left more than 100 invitees terribly ill, with 80 people being admitted to hospital.  Aranza Rodríguez attended the ceremony Saturday night in the central city of Cuernavaca and was rushed to a Red Cross hospital where she was treated for bacterial infection.  Rodríguez told Mexican newspaper Proceso that she was a guest of the groom, Fernando, whose wedding party started around 4pm with dinner set to be served at 6pm. 

Britney Spears called her sister, Jamie Lynn Spears , a 'b***h' in a since-deleted video that had been uploaded to her Instagram stories on Tuesday. The Baby One More Time hitmaker, 42 - who recently deleted her Instagram account as insiders claimed she's 'completely dysfunctional' - filmed herself while sitting in the passenger seat of a vehicle. She was joined by others, including an individual whom she called her assistant, as they headed to go horseback riding.

As technology continues to develop with the rise of AI and the advancement of the internet, some people may feel overwhelmed. But these pictures prove computers have got a long way to go before they are just as good as humans. This gallery, curated by Bored Panda, has put together pictures from around the world of some of the biggest software fails. Someone posted a screenshot on Reddit about the American drugstore Walgreens, which adding the word 'forks' as an option on a questionnaire about vaccinations (bottom right). Left: A road sign in the US advised about temperature rather than speed. Right: This train is clearly on track to nowhere.

A woman has been left 'hysterical' after finding a South American marmoset monkey (pictured) in her conservatory. The 'distressed' homeowner called animal rescuers to her home in Wolverhampton after finding a 'strange wild animal with a bushy tail' jumping around her property. Volunteers, expecting to discover a fox or a squirrel at the scene, were shocked when the monkey showed his face and leapt onto the kitchen counter. The marmoset, thought to have been an unwanted pet dumped by his owner, was eventually lured into a cage and sent back to an animal rescue centre where charity Wings and Paws are attempting to find a suitable home after two weeks rehabilitating him back to full strength.