'They will pay a heavy price for their treason': Turkish soldiers surrender after their military coup fails, ending with 60 dead, 750 security forces detained and President Erdogan vowing revenge
President Erdogan (top left) has vowed revenge on those who tried to oust him in a bloody military coup (pictured) that killed 60 people - 17 of them police officers - as his supporters clashed with the rebel forces in the streets of Turkey. The Turkish president warned that the members of the military behind the attack would pay a 'heavy price for their treason' as he blamed his rival Fethullah Gulen for orchestrating the uprising. Muslim cleric Gulen, who lives in self-imposed exile in Saylorsburg, Pennsylvania as the head of a billion dollar religious movement, has often been the scapegoat for political unrest. As President Recep Tayyip Erdogan made his triumphant return back to Istanbul after his forces quelled the coup on Friday evening, he told the gathered masses as Ataturk Airport that those loyal to Gulen had 'penetrated the Armed Forces and the police, among other government agencies, over the past 40 years.' Elsewhere troops opened fire on civilians attempting to cross the river Bosporus in Istanbul in protest to the military coup, while a bomb hit the parliament building according to President Erdogan has vowed revenge on those who tried to oust him in a bloody military coup that killed 42 people as his supporters clashed with the rebel forces in the streets of Turkey.
Turkey on brink of Civil War: Mobs of defiant civilians face down military tanks as soldiers seize control of the streets in coup
Defiant Turkish civilians were captured climbing on to tanks and yanking soldiers (left and right) from their vehicles during the failed coup attempt by the nation's armed forces in Ankara. President Recep Tayyip Erdogan appealed to the people of Turkey to go out onto the streets and face down the military and called on them to show the power of the people.
'Stay indoors': British tourists trapped in Turkey and ordered to take shelter as hundreds of flights are cancelled as military seize control of streets in coup
British tourists in Turkey have been ordered to stay away from public places after the coup in the country. The moves come amid reports all flights out of Istanbul's Ataturk airport have been suspended.
Four coups in 56 years: How Turkey has been plagued by bloody military takeovers amid tension between secular army chiefs and religious politicians
As military tanks patrol the streets and jets flew over Ankara another chapter in the bloody history of civil war is opened in Turkey, as the nation endures its fourth coup in sixty years.
Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube fall quiet as Turkish government 'attempts to impose internet blackout'
According to Turkey Blocks, a Twitter account which monitors internet shutdowns in the country, Twitter, Facebook and YouTube were all unresponsive at 11.04pm local time.
French government 'suppressed gruesome torture' of Bataclan victims as official inquiry is told some were castrated and had their eyes gouged out by the ISIS killers
A government committee has heard that policemen on the scene of the attacks last November vomited after witnessing victims of horrendous torture lying dead on the second floor of the Paris nightclub. But prosecutors at the inquiry into the Bataclan deaths have cast doubt over the claims after revealing that no sharp knives were found at the scene. The inquiry heard that the alleged torture was the reason that some bodies of those who died were not released to their family.
137,000 travellers are left in the lurch after Lowcostholidays budget package firm goes bust
Spain-based LowCostHolidays currently has 27,000 customers overseas on holidays, and a further 110,000 who have booked trips and were hoping to go abroad in the next few weeks.
Allahu Akbar, he cried, as bodies fell: Minute by minute, how the outrage by the beach in Nice unfolded
WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Families had travelled to Nice to celebrate Bastille Day in France. Amid the hubbub few noticed a white lorry entering the pedestrianised zone.
Theresa May vows to increase efforts to defeat 'brutal' terrorists to defend 'our freedoms and values' after Bastille Day attack kills 84 - and orders police to review major events in the UK
Downing Street said the precautions are 'to ensure the appropriate security is in place' as Theresa May (pictured today) vowed to increase efforts to defeat 'brutal' terrorists.
Britain will need 750,000 extra school places within the next TEN years due to a migration-fuelled population boom new figures show
By 2025, English schools will have faced 16 consecutive years of rising pupil numbers with many having to expand buildings or squeeze more children into classrooms.
White House says 28 formerly classified pages of report on 9/11 attacks show NO evidence of Saudi complicity... despite FBI linking Saudi spies to two of the hijackers
The government has released the redacted 28 pages of the 9/11 report which could show a connection between the Al Qaeda hijackers who carried out the attack and the Saudi government.
Three million calls to 101 police line go unanswered in four years: Some callers waited on the line for more than two hours
Millions of calls to the 101 police service are not being picked up, raising fears that crimes are not being reported as victims and witnesses get fed up with waiting on the line.
Do you think ISIS gives two pins for your pathetic hashtags, prayers and candles? Stop waiting to be slaughtered and demand our leaders DO something!
KATIE HOPKINS: Mohamed took a truck and drove it into men, women and children celebrating Bastille day in Nice. He killed 84. But the most sickening thing of all is our sanitised response.
Inside the shabby flat of truck terrorist Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel who told police he was 'delivering ice cream' hours before he mowed down 84 terrified Bastille Day victims
This is the run-down flat of truck terrorist Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel, 31, left in disarray as the father-of-three set out to launch a devastating attack during Bastille Day celebrations that killed at least 84.
Clarifications and corrections
An article on July 13 said that businessman Alisher Usmanov is the owner of Arsenal Football Club and made his fortune from oil.
Faces of the missing: Friends and families in desperate plea to find children feared caught up in Bastille Day truck massacre
Friends and family members have shared photos of loved ones who may have been caught up in the terror attack in Nice on Thursday, in a desperate bid to locate them.
The empty buggies: The poignant image of three abandoned prams after ten children die under the wheels of the Nice terror truck
WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: At least ten children died when an Islamist maniac drove a truck into crowds of Bastille Day revellers. These buggies are chilling testament to the massacre in Nice, France. Families fled for their lives as the driver - Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel - mowed down everything in his path. Teddies, toys and children's flip-flops were strewn across the famous Promenade des Anglais. One young girl lay dead alongside her pink doll, one of 84 people confirmed killed in Thursday's outrage. More than 200 were badly injured.
Now French spies face searching questions over their competence amid claims Nice truck attack could have been prevented
The French security services faced questions about whether the police and security services should have identified Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel as a potential terrorist.
Did the truck terrorist have an accomplice? Mystery over second man filmed being pinned to the floor by police before he is dragged away off camera
These are the dramatic scenes moments after police in Nice stopped a killer truck driven by Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel who had just murdered 84 people and injuring 50.
EXCLUSIVE - 'He wasn't a Muslim. He was a s***': Truck terrorist Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel's cousin says he was a wife beating drug taker who ate pork... and NEVER went to a mosque
Truck terrorist Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel beat his wife and never went to the mosque, a cousin of his estranged wife told MailOnline. The father-of-three also ate pork, drank alcohol and took drugs.
Horrifying footage captures the moment truck ploughs into screaming crowd in Nice after heroic motorcyclist throws himself on the vehicle and police open fire
This is the horrifying moment a lorry mows through a crowd of terrified pedestrians watching fireworks on Bastille Day in a terrorist attack that has killed at least 77 people.
'It's a shame the fireworks were cancelled - and the weather was bad': Russian socialite complains that the terror attack ruined her yacht trip
Russian Kristina Sisoyeva (pictured), 35, who has a child with a British man, who Russian media named as Giles Mackay, said she was disappointed that she had missed out on the fireworks.
'My husband had ended the affair, and she decided to tell me every sordid detail, to get revenge on him': One year on from the email that ended her marriage, a betrayed wife's letter to the other woman
A woman who discovered her husband had been cheating has penned a letter to the other woman. Carlie Maree (left and right), from the Yarra Valley, had a two-year-old daughter and was a predominantly stay-at-home mum when she discovered her husband's betrayal. Her now ex-husband worked away a lot, and met his mistress during a work trip in another town. 'She knew about me from day one, and had hoped that he would one day leave his family for her. I believe she was heartbroken when he didn't follow through with that,' Ms Maree told Daily Mail Australia. The other woman revealed the relationship by emailing Ms Maree at work with a message entitled 'Your husband.'
The cuppa with vitamin tea... Tetley launches new range to boost health after industry sees sales fall 20% in five years
To try to combat the declines in the tea market, Tetley is launching a range called Super Everyday tea with added vitamins - and it will be on sale next month.
A hedge worth crowing about! Cockadoodle the sculpted yew has watched over this cottage for 100 years... and he's now 20ft tall
For well over 100 years, Cockadoodle the topiary has watched over this grade II-listed cottage in North Yorkshire thanks to successive owners who have passed down the topiary tradition.
Call me a sexist dinosaur and I'll tell you to b****r off! An interview with the voice of golf (and the wife he calls a 'rottweiler in lip gloss') that'll make his BBC bosses' hair curl!
JANE FRYER covers sexism, racism, ageism, good golfers, bad golfers, women golfers and how Peter Alliss talks to his dead father, with the legendary BBC voice of golf.
Waitrose won't stock ANY products with microbeads: Store says it will also change the stems of cotton buds from plastic to paper in a drive against pollution and waste
The chain has already removed plastic microbeads from its own beauty products, and has now promised it will only stock branded products which do not contain them from September.
Half of supermarket apples are a year old: Foreign varieties eaten in Britain have been prevented from ripening while in transit
They may look fresh on the supermarket shelf. But at least half the apples being sold in Britain's supermarkets including Asda and Tesco could be up to a year old, the Daily Mail can reveal.
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