Sean O'Hare

Of all the press trips, of all the hotels, of all the countries: Hawaii Four Seasons took the biscuit. Hands down the best holiday I have ever been on in over ten years of writing travel features.

A young mother has revealed how the ‘Hipster terrorist’ creeped her out by trying to chat her up at a flea market. Aws Mohammed Younis Al-Jayab, 23, of Sacramento, was arrested this week.

Chuck Connelly, who became a virtual recluse after denouncing a Martin Scorsese film based on his own life 25 years ago has unveiled a treasure trove of paintings in his tumble-down Philadelphia home.

The man repeatedly strikes the mongrel dog on an unknown street somewhere in Mexico as it cowers on the pavement, before the dog pulls a move that sends his owner head over heels.

Patricia Lyons (pictured), 63, from East Hull, had no experience with banks when her husband died suddenly and she asked her daughter Claire for help.

John Dominis’ 1960s pictures show day-to-day life for the forgotten people of America’s Appalachia who sustained themselves on a bare government subsistence level and lived in shacks.

An Iranian space programme has successfully launched a monkey into space according to the Fars news agency, although there is no independent confirmation of the report.

The Russian village of Oymyakon is the coldest permanently inhabited settlement in the world, with the average temperature for January standing at -50C.

Up to 500 women have been drafted into the Syrian regime’s new paramilitary force known as the ‘Lionesses for National Defence’, as part of President Assad’s counter insurgency strategy.

Mourners at Catholic church St Patrick’s in Wangaratta, north-east Victoria, bid farewell to notorious gangster Ned Kelly today, in line with the outlaw’s dying wish.

Experts say sitting by a window or going for a stroll can combat the depression many will feel today on what is considered the most depressing day of the year.

Switzerland’s oldest bank, Wegelin, is to close after a U.S. court found it guilty of helping American clients evade taxes between 2002 and 2010.

These are the incredible images taken by Canadian rooftopper Tom Ryaboi from skyscrapers in Toronto, Canada.

Images from cities across the UK last night show that we still haven’t got a handle on binge drinking as partygoers are pictured drunk and dishevelled.

Three American climbers have defied the odds and conquered Himalayan danger mountain Shark’s Fin on India’s Mount Meru.

A 16-year-old girl claims she was raped on a Delhi bus on the same day a 23-year-old bus gang-rape victim who was also attacked on one of the capital’s buses died, as scale of the sexual violence problem emerges.

A 33-year-old lawyer who fell in love with Michael Douglas’s drug addict son Cameron, 34, repeatedly smuggled drugs into prison for him hidden in her bra.

Gerard Depardieu may have renounced his French passport because he is sick of the new tax regime, but pictures show he is clearly not sick of the French cheese.

The new Bond novelist William Boyd reveals his intention of portraying the real, more complex and heavy drinking 007 and not the upper-class English gent we have known up until now.

These images from Laina Watt’s new book ‘Central London: Then and Now’ reveal the dizzying rate at which London’s skyline has changed in the last century.