Naga Munchetty becomes the fourth celebrity to leave Strictly Come Dancing as Anastacia

Naga Munchetty became the fourth contestant to leave Strictly Come Dancing as she faced Anastacia in the dreaded dance off on Sunday night. The BBC Breakfast presenter, 41, and her professional partner Pasha Kovalev were voted off by the judges who chose unanimously to save Singer Anastacia and her professional partner Brendan Cole. Their re-performance of their Charleston to Minnie The Mermaid by Firehouse Five Plus Two was not enough to trump Anastacia and Brendan's Rumba to The Way We Were by Barbra Streisand.

Nick Clegg says he's trying to delay Brexit

Pro-EU MPs are deliberately trying to delay Brexit, Nick Clegg (main image) has said. A cross-party group of Remainers is demanding to know how ministers plan to exit the Brussels club. It will then try to force a binding Commons vote aimed at rejecting the negotiating stance. The former deputy prime minister has teamed up with former Labour leader Ed Miliband (inset), ex-Tory minister Nick Herbert and other pro-Remain MPs.

Nobody comes out of the Ched Evans case well but while the Welsh footballer can walk back to a comfortable life and career, the waitress' life is in ruins.

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A police chief in Leicestershire has triggered a furious response after he said his force should consider not investigating burglaries at homes where windows had been left open.

Cadbury's parent company Mondelez UK made profits of £177million in 2015, which under the standard tax rate would be billed at £36million.

The woman who accused cleared footballer Ched Evans of rape wants to move away from Britain after feeling her life had been 'destroyed'.

Max Spiers, British conspiracy theorist is found dead aged 39 on a sofa in Poland

Max Spiers, 39 was found dead on a sofa in Poland, where he had gone to give a talk about conspiracy theories and UFOs. He was ruled to have died from natural causes despite no post-mortem examination being carried out on his body. But his dark investigations into UFOs and government cover-ups may have made him enemies who wanted him dead, claims his mother Vanessa Bates, 63.

MPs said Shami Chakrabarti's decision to accept a peerage and a job from Jeremy Corbyn 'have thrown into question her claims that her inquiry was truly independent'.

Labour was created as a force to combat inequality. What bitter irony, then, that the party finds itself engulfed by accusations of growing anti-Semitism, writes TREVOR PHILLIPS

Many different exercises tone your arms, but the single arm floor press lets you control your progress, says Nadya Fairweather. Work one arm at a time so that the stronger one won't take over.

'Relationship sabbaticals' are becoming increasingly popular. Ten years ago, just 10 per cent of couples took separate holidays. Now, it's increased to more than 30 per cent - and growing.

Mosul's main bridge is BOMBED 'by US planes' in bid to stop ISIS

One of the main bridges in Mosul has been taken out in an airstrike as militia forces move in to recapture the key city from ISIS. Mosul, in Iraq has been ISIS territory for two years. The bridge's partial destruction makes it far more difficult for the jihadi group to escape as militia forces of 30,000 prepare to move in and take back the city, the last Iraqi stronghold of the group. Key progress has already been made in getting back strongholds from ISIS, also called Daesh. Pictured, smoke billows across the sky from burning oil wells behind the camp, 35 miles from Mosul. Bottom left, the militia gesture with victory signs, centre, children at a refugee camp after fleeing the city, and right, the police prepare with gasmasks for the forthcoming battle.

ISIS killed the group's main aide to leader Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi in Mosul after the terror group accused him and his men of plotting with the Iraqi army to allow them to take over the city.

ISIS terrorists fled the town of Dabiq, after which they named their primary propaganda magazine after the town which Sunnis believe will be the location of the final battle between Muslims and Christians.

It's true that no one wants to be dumped but in a new thread on secret sharing app Whisper singletons have revealed their exes' shocking behaviour after they broke up.

Redditors have shared the most insulting gifts they have ever been given in a new thread. Bad presents ranged from the extremely stingy to the just plain inappropriate.

Huge fire engulfs newly-built block of flats in Manchester with flames being visible from across the city 

A fire has torn through what appears to be a block of partially built flats in Manchester. Flames could be seen engulfing the building and sending smoke billowing into the sky in video shot by bystanders and posted to social media. Pictures showed the scale of the inferno, which could be seen from across the city. Firefighters tackled the blaze in Gorton, which started around 8pm, according to a worker at the Mecca Bingo across the road.

The Chancellor is said to have led a small group of ministers asking for more work on the proposals, which were thrashed out by a Cabinet committee last week.

The Prime Minister is sending a strong signal about the importance she puts on trade with the fast-growing nation by making it the destination of her first trade mission outside Europe.

Boris Johnson wrote the Remain article as a way of testing his increasingly strong feeling that the Leave campaign had the better arguments.

Now Trump claims the election is being 'rigged' against him at polling stations: Thin-skinned tycoon steps up conspiracy rhetoric after furiously hitting back at Saturday Night Live TV comedy show for 'unfunny' Alec Baldwin debate skit

Donald Trump has accused Saturday Night Live of being part of a media conspiracy to 'rig' the elections. The Republican presidential candidate called Alec Baldwin's portrayal of him on Saturday night a 'hit job' and said the Emmy-award-winning actor 'stinks'. The comments were a part of a series of tweets claiming that he's the victim of an orchestrated attempt by media outlets to fix the election against him. SNL has skewered Trump throughout the election, but last night's sketch of the second presidential debate with Alec Baldwin and Kate McKinnon may have been the last straw. On Sunday morning, Trump tweeted: 'Watched Saturday Night Live hit job on me. Time to retire the boring and unfunny show. Alec Baldwin portrayal stinks. Media rigging election!'

A Republican party headquarters in North Carolina was firebombed and vandalized with the words: 'Nazi Republicans leave town or else.'

Two new national polls that dropped today tell different tales, with Donald Trump nipping at Hillary Clinton's heels in one - and her running away with the race in another.

Tyson Gay's 15-year-old daughter Trinity is shot dead in Kentucky

Olympian Tyson Gay's 15-year-old daughter has been shot dead at a Kentucky restaurant. Trinity Gay (pictured left and right with her father), herself a rising track star, was shot in the neck at Cook Out restaurant (inset) in Lexington early Sunday morning. She was taken to hospital but succumbed to her injuries, according to officials.

Research. taken from 5,658 cheating women, showed that two out of three adulterous women say they have affairs with people from the office - as it makes work more exciting and fun.

Emergency services raced to the scene in Folkestone, Kent, yesterday evening and a police helicopter circled overhead as two 16-year-olds and an 18-year-old man were arrested.

Sigrid Meierhofer (pictured) penned the letter as a senior police officer said they are struggling to cope with refugees from the Abrams complex in Garmisch-Partenkirchen.

Martina Cole, 57, is Britain's best-selling crime writer. Her novels have sold more than 15 million copies. A mother of two grown-up children, she lives in Kent.

Vampire jabs, hormone supplements and lasers, the secrets of Trinny Woodall's remarkable beauty regime are revealed

Londoner Trinny Woodall (right) has revealed the full extent of her beauty regime, including hormone supplements and 'vampire facelifts' (left) that involve blood being injected into her face. In order to maintain her wrinkle-free complexion, the 52-year-old fashion expert has had Botox for the last 17 years, has regular laser treatment to eradicate pigmentation and uses an array of masks and creams.

Noelle Martin, now 22, was just 17-years-old when her selfies were stolen from Facebook. The law student's face had been doctored onto photos of a naked model's body and used on porn sites.

Peter Kempton, 43, was travelling to Corfu with his wife when their Thomas Cook flight from East Midlands Airport made an unscheduled landing in Brindisi Airport in Italy due to bad weather.

A bridge on the popular tourist island of Bali has collapsed killing nine people and injuring dozens. Emergency rescuers are at the scene trying to save people injured in the disaster.

Munster Rugby head coach Anthony Foley has suddenly died in Paris at the age of 42. His club expressed their sadness as they announced the news on their Twitter account.

Even victims say abuse probe should be halted: They demand fourth head of 'shambolic' sex

Professor Alexis Jay (top left) has lost the 'respect, confidence and trust of survivors' and her 'shambolic' inquiry should be suspended, victims told UK Home Secretary Amber Rudd. Professor Jay, who has no legal experience, also faces claims of a 'potential conflict of interest' over her past as a social worker in Scotland, which critics say may taint her views about those abused while in the care of council staff. The developments raise new questions about Theresa May's (centre) judgement in hastily appointing the inquiry's fourth chairman in two years, after Dame Justice Lowell Goddard (top right) quit in August. The other previous chairman were Fiona Woolf (bottom right) and Baroness Butler-Sloss (bottom left).

The UK Prime Minister could face questions as to what she knew about allegations of racism and bullying levelled against the former head of the inquiry into child sex abuse.

To this day, allies of Margaret Thatcher bemoan the performance of her re-election team in the 1990 leadership contest against Michael Heseltine, writes ANDREW PIERCE.

The bodies of the children were found in Wedel, in the district of Pinneberg, 11 miles west of Hamburg, Germany. According to local media, the children's father reportedly killed himself soon after.

Tapestry portraits of the new saints hung high among the columns of Saint Peter's Basilica at the Vatican, where the pontiff blessed seven relics of the saints.

Traffic is slower than HORSE DRAWN CARRIAGE as we spend 12 DAYS stuck a year 

Shocking figures have revealed congestion for motorists has risen by 40 per cent in four years, with drivers spending an extra 12.4 hours in traffic a year. London is the worst affected part of the country, with the average driver spending 101 hours, or 12 working days, in traffic last year with average vehicle speeds of 7.4mph - slower than a horse-drawn carriage in the 18th century. The worsening gridlock is being blamed on the rise of internet shopping - and subsequent van deliveries - segregated cycle lanes, roadworks and increasing minicabs. Speaking in a debate in the House of Lords, former Chancellor Lord Lawson said cycle lanes were doing more damage to the capital than 'almost anything since the Blitz'. Other urban areas across the country have also been affected by worsening traffic conditions - including Cardiff, Belfast and Coventry.

Russian Ambassador to the United Nations Vitaly Churkin makes a statement during the appointment of the Secretary-General designate, Antonio Guterres of Portugal, at United Nations headquarters, Thursday, Oct. 13, 2016. (AP Photo/Seth Wenig)

Tensions between Russia and the United States are probably at their lowest point since the 1973 Arab-Isreali war, Russia's UN ambassador has claimed, citing disagreements over Syria and NATO.

It was launched in Britain two years ago in a campaign fronted by Kylie Minogue (pictured) but despite the big name backing, Glaceau has now been denounced by experts.

Experts from Masaryk University in the Czech Republic are warning that eating too much potato could be bad for our health as research shows it increases the risk of heart disease.

What a difference a decade DOESN'T make! These ten stars are each pictured now and 10

They have access to Hollywood personal trainers, treatments and the California lifestyle. And these stars seem to be benefiting from it, as these pictures taken 10 years apart show. Barely a blemish or line in sight makes it hard to guess which picture was taken more recently - can you tell?

The unnamed man and woman, who are in their 50s, want to care for a grandchild they had not known existed. But they have lost the second round of a legal fight at the High Court in London.

Law firm Leigh Day said it is representing 17 employees of Tesco in the UK who feel their loyalty was exploited when the supermarket changed its wage structure from double to time and a half.

This year's Beard and Moustache Championships in Liverpool saw hundreds of hairy hopefuls vying to win 20 categories including Musketeer, Amish, Handlebar, Fake and Freestyle

Unnur Bra Konradsdottir described feeding her baby daughter in the Althing, Reykjavík, as 'the most natural thing in the world'. The mother-of-three spoke for about a minute in the debate.

'I can't say goodbye knowing he's still here somewhere': Mother of missing Ben Needham

Kerry Needham, the mother of Ben Needham, has said she is still in limbo, 25 years after the toddler went missing on the Greek island of Kos. South Yorkshire police searched the island for three weeks. The search, pictured main, formally ended on Sunday and a full update on what was found on the island is to be published on Monday, as police dissect their findings. In an emotional interview, Ms Needham, pictured left, said she could tear up the island in the search for her son and she finds it impossible to say goodbye. Inset, Ben Needham.

Sergeant Colin Maclachlan (shown) was said to have confessed to shooting dead 'two or three' troops during an ambush behind enemy lines in a draft of his book.

Prince Harry, who served two tours of duty in Afghanistan, is said to regard the investigation into possible war crimes committed by British troops overseas as a 'joke'.

Godfathers of the Syrian regime flit between Paris, Marbella and Mayfair

While the country they created is ravaged by civil war (top left), the men who built today's Syrian regime - along with their families - are living a much different reality. They are the lucky few, relatives of three men who helped to establish the Assad clan's rule in Syria, starting with Hafez al-Assad's coup in 1970. Rifaat al-Assad (right inset), Mustafa Tlass (left inset) and Abdel Halim Khaddam (middle inset) are all now dissidents of the current Syrian regime, and are enjoying lives of luxury in the West. But they are not alone, and Mustafa's daughter and grandson perhaps outdo their relative in terms of an opulent life. Nahed Ojjeh (bottom left) is well known among Paris as a hostess of grand parties, while her son Akram (pictured main) also shows no sign of letting the situation back in Syria trouble him, his social media pages awash with images displaying his vast wealth.

CAGE, who advocate for detainees in Guantanamo  Bay in Cuba can sponsor foreign nationals to live and work in the UK for up to three years under a deal agreed with the Home Office.

It is believed the images were first sent to a former lover of the Rochdale MP and then circulated further. The photos are said to include a close-up of the politician's face.

Jia Jia was put down after her health rapidly deteriorated over the last two weeks leaving her unable to walk without difficulty, a statement from the Ocean Park Hong Kong theme park said.

Doctors in Honduras said they had 'no choice' but to remove the man's penis after it had turned black and was 'decaying' following the 'embarrassing emergency'.

Claire Mann, 48, bombarded Roz Page with abusive messages and tried to blame her for the hoax threat to Muswell Hill synagogue by sending similar texts to herself with an unregistered phone.

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'Baroness Bra' Michelle Mone is looking for a new man nearer to home after clocking up

The former Ultimo is on the lookout for a new man - but home must be where the heart is for the bra tycoon, and she has cited the UK as the ideal location for any potential new boyfriend. She clocked up 185,000 miles in a year visiting her ex, golfer Stefan Soroka, in Barbados every other week. Michelle had been together with golf pro Stefan since last autumn and had even spoken about the possibility of having a baby with him. But they split up a month ago and, speaking frankly about the split for the first time, she says distance and each other's work ultimately proved too much.

Anita Rani, 38, is a British-born TV presenter best known for Countryfile. Here she explains how you can do whatever you want in life. She credits her upbringing for getting her where she is today.

This anonymous hairdresser spills their insider secrets. They think that brides should always get a test run of their wedding style. Thinks that women shouldn't try so hard to emulate others.

The plastic stool, dubbed the 'pizza saver', isn't for decoration, but actually separates the pizza box's lid from the meal's toppings - so that they don't end up stuck to the top.

Reddit users have been sharing their tips on spotting tourists in their home cities. According to one person, simply carrying an umbrella will make you stand out in Portland, Oregon.

£330m superyacht owned by Russian billionaire sails through first test

The behemoth vessel, called Sailing Yacht A, is the latest superboat to make its way into the expansive collection of industrialist Andrey Melnichenko, thought to be worth £8.5 billion. It was seen undergoing tests and employing its sails for the first time in Strande, nearby Kiel, northern Germany, its shadow dwarfing other nearby sailing boats (shown main). At eight-decks and with masts that are nearly 330ft tall (pictured inset), it eclipses the height of London's Elizabeth Tower, which houses the Great Bell known as Big Ben. It also boasts a digital control system that has a touch sensitive sheet of black glass, allowing the crew to raise and lower the sails and anchor with the swipe of their fingers. Sailing Yacht A's keel incorporates one of the largest single pieces of curved glass ever made at 193 square feet, creating an underwater lounge on the bottom deck, and it is powered by a hybrid diesel-electric system at a top speed of 21 knots (24 mph).

Grandmother Gail Meikle, from Wiral, recently diagnosed with cancer is hoping her luck has changed after she noticed a misprint on a new plastic £5 note that could fetch her more than £1,700.

West, who is serving life in prison for killing ten children, was left with a black eye and facial swelling after being pinned down and beaten repeatedly.

Bill Burnett and Dave Evans have written a bestselling book, Designing Your Life: Build A Life That Works For You. What can they teach someone who lost their job and passion at around 50?

For the past 30 years, I've dedicated my life to sleep. I've been teaching sports stars from David Beckham and Cristiano Ronaldo to Victoria Pendleton and Laura Trott how to get the most out of their sleep.

Woodworm ruined our wedding day: Church was ruled unsafe 15 minutes before couple were due

Kelsey Hallam and Tom Power (left) were left distraught when they had to change their wedding venue 15 minutes before the service over a woodworm infestation at the Northamptonshire church (right). As the bride arrived to find the wedding party huddled outside, the groom was told contractors had just finished treating the damaged pews with potentially toxic chemicals. They managed to find another church on the same day but now face having to take the Church of England to court to obtain compensation.

In the wake of the acquittal, the man said he was 'sickened' that two ex-lovers of his daughter had been allowed to give evidence at Evans's retrial at Cardiff Crown Court about her sexual history.

A relative said that the victim 'broke down' and secretly collapsed after a three-hour grilling on her sexual past during Evans' (pictured) retrial at Cardiff Crown Court.

Mumsnet user AshtonBacks took to the parenting forum to ask for users' opinions on the potential double barrelled surname Georgeson-Johns for her unborn child.

Natalie Moores (pictured), 26, discussed her shocking stay in an Airbnb property in Birmingham last month and her outrage when she was blocked from leaving a review.

Baby who was born with WATER instead of blood defies the odds to survive

Frankie Morrison, 12-months-old from Hull, was born with just two tablespoons of blood in her body and the rest was made up with water. Her parents Maria Sandars (right), 32, and Chris Morrison (left), 33, were told to expect the worse as she went in for two emergency blood transfusions. But in just three days the little girl made a miraculous recovery.

Christine Negroni theorizes in her new book 'The Crash Detectives' that Malaysia Airlines 370 was doomed because the captain took a break just as the cabin suffered massive decompression.

Shami Chakrabarti (pictured) sent her son to Newton Preparatory School in Battersea, London, before making the switch to Dulwich College, one of Britain's most prestigious public schools.

An SAS soldier is said to have killed an ISIS fighter by putting an axe in his head while a group on a covert mission in northern Syria freed girls being held as sex slaves, raped and dipped in acid.

The servicemen have been the subject of a secret criminal probe into complaints of abuse against the two Iraqis - who were accused to murdering captured British troops in cold blood.

Mother tells of final words of daughter Sherie-Lea James who died after taking ecstasy

Sherie-Lea James saw her mother Sam (pictured together, left) for a few minutes after getting back from a holiday in Cornwall, telling her 'I love you mum' before going to a party with a friend in South Ockendon, Essex. The next time Miss James saw Sherie-Lea (right), paramedics were trying to revive her after she took ecstasy tablets at a 29-year-old man's house and suffered a cardiac arrest. She was pronounced dead at the hospital, where staff tried again in vain to bring her back to life, but it is thought her body was left vulnerable from having cancer as a toddler. Miss James (inset) said her life will 'never be the same' and urged other teenagers to stay away from drugs.

A man watches a TV news program showing a file image of a missile launch conducted by North Korea, at the Seoul Railway Station in Seoul, South Korea, Sunday, Oct. 16, 2016. South Korea and the U.S. said Sunday that the latest missile launch by North Korea ended in a failure after the projectile exploded soon after liftoff. The letters read "North attempted to fire a mid-range Musudan missile on June. (AP Photo/Ahn Young-joon)

The US and South Korea said Sunday that the latest missile launch (file photo) by North Korea ended in a failure after the projectile exploded soon after liftoff.

Joanne Lees, a victim in the outback crime that gripped Australia more than fifteen years ago, has returned to Australia to raise money for a memorial for her murdered boyfriend.

Four people were killed and 14 were injured when the balcony collapsed in the newly-completed building in Angers, western France during a house warming party, authorities confirmed.

Kasia Karbowiak stood by John Leathem (pictured dressed a clown with his wife), frequently visiting him in jail and insisting he would be cleared of murdering Paige Doherty in Clydebank, Scotland.

Inside flight MH17: An eerie look at the interior of the reconstructed wreckage. Dutch investigators painstakingly reconstruct the plane from wreckage found in the Ukrainian field in 2014.

British archaeologists have revealed that two headstones in a cemetery at the Somme marked with the names of British soldiers who died in the First World War are wrong.

One of Britain's biggest hospital parking firms has been accused of 'adding insult to injury' as it announced a 22 percent rising in profits. Parking Eye manages dozens of hospital car parks.

What is this creepy jungle giant? Film shot deep in Indonesian forest shows a huge creature walking upright under a waterfall

It's supposed to be a mythical creature hiding somewhere in the Pacific Northwest of the United States, but has Bigfoot finally been captured on video in Indonesia? Footage captured in the south east Asian country appears to show an enormous creature (pictured) walking upright through rolling green hillside. While on the somewhat distorted clip it can't be determined exactly what the creature is, some conspiracy theorists are believing it may finally be real footage of Bigfoot.

As part of his role at the London Schools Cricket Association, convicted paedophile Wasim Aslam tours with young players and on one occasion even slept in the same building (stock image).

Workers at the BBC, British Airways and the YMCA are all set to benefit from a so-called 'Brexit bonus' with massive payouts from their pensions. The pension scheme at the BBC (pictured) is struggling.

Pensioner's garden is destroyed after he won a Britain In Bloom award

A pensioner has been left heartbroken after vandals destroyed his garden by pouring weedkiller over his prized plants days after he won a Britain In Bloom award. Ray Winsley, 79, (inset) dedicated years to maintaining his garden in Bishop Sutton, outside Bath, and filled it with hanging baskets and flowers worth thousands of pounds. But his pride and joy was wrecked after he took home the top prize in the 'containers visible from pavement' category at the Bath in Bloom 2016 Awards. His once-pristine lawn in Bishop Sutton, outside Bath, now has a strip of brown, dying grass around the border and his flowers have shrivelled and turned black.

To propose a no-fly zone and escalate tensions with Putin's Russia is to invite World War Three, writes MICHAEL BURLEIGH, as Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson suggests stepping up pressure.

As tensions continue to escalate between the U.S. and Russia , the Kremlin has called vice president Joe Biden's threat to 'send a message' through America's own cyber strike 'unprecedented'.

A breakthrough treatment could reduce the cost of IVF, researchers in America have found. By taking a cheap drug called clomiphene as well as FSH, cost savings can be made of 27 per cent.

Dog's lofty vantage point in the Press Gallery revealed a looming bald patch on Bozza's bonce. No wonder he is always ruffling his tresses: it's his version of the Donald Trump Comb-Over...

Up to a million people in Britain have yet to get behind the wheel despite passing their driving test, a new study has found. Some blame the expense involved in buying and insuring a car.

One man has opened up about his feelings after suffering four miscarriages with his partner. In a heartfelt video for a UK miscarriage charity Al describes his experience, and difficult emotions

Are you brave enough for the vampire spa? It’s not enough to be beautiful on the outside -

Jane Fryer, pictured far right, is apprehensive about undergoing blood re-oxygenation. She's having the treatment at A-list favourite Hotel L'Albereta near Milan, Italy. It's the signature treatment of world famous Henri Chenot, inset, a 73-year-old Catalan-born, French-raised health and anti-aging guru - and favourite with celebrities, including Elle 'the body' Macpherson, Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger, actress Salma Hayek and half the Manchester United football team. Jane feels healthier post-treatment - but decides she won't be going back.

The former Cabinet Minister Andrew Mitchell told Justice Sir John Mitting, who landed him with a £2million legal bill for calling police 'f***ing plebs', that he was 'unfit' to be a judge.

Under the plan, codenamed Rocking Horse, elite Coldstream Guardsmen were ready to whisk the Royals to safety at a moment's notice, including Princess Elizabeth (pictured).

John Cleese, pictured with his wife Jennifer, will return to the BBC to take a lead role in the bittersweet romantic comedy Edith, playing one of several men vying for the title character's affections.

Student Johanna Bann opened a Twitter account to promote 'Finn's Law', named after the police dog who, along with his handler PC Dave Wardell, was stabbed in Stevenage while chasing a suspect.

Sir Michael Wilshaw (pictured), who will leave his job as chief inspector of schools in December, claims more grammar schools will 'reduce standards for the great majority of children'.

Shipping container homes allow you to live in luxury for a fraction of the price

As the wait for the housing bubble to burst drags on, buyers are being forced to think outside the box - literally. And now a building company based in Lismore, Queensland, is offering lavish homes at a fraction of the usual price. Ranging from $138,000 for a three-bedroom home to closer to $300,000 for a five-bedroom house (pictured), the properties are usually around half the cost of building normally.

Flytippers broke into the site and dumped industrial quantities of household waste in 'several lorry loads' which now stretch as far as the eye can see on Turner's Hill in Rowley Regis, West Midlands.

These horrific images show Nepalese street child sniffing glue on the streets of the capital, Kathmandu, to ward off the pangs of hunger. Some of them look extremely dangerous.

The attraction in Warley only has enough room for one person at a time. Visitors can explore the etched glass, old photographs and selection of personal items that tell the history of the village.

The architect's central London home, now the Sir John Soane's Museum, has also unveiled 365 objects that haven't been seen by the public since Soane's death in 1837.

 

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Britain erupts into Autumnal colour as UK weather prepares for gales, rain and frost

Autumn fog and frost could appear across Britain this week as October weather expected to set in with a drop in temperatures. Sunday's heavy and blustery showers will continue over into Monday, with some areas hearing thunder. From Tuesday there will be a cold front pushing across the country with cooler and fresher conditions embedding in and with it frost and fog in some areas. Temperatures will remain around 18C (64F) on Monday, but as the week continues the temperatures will cool to around 14C (57F) and some evenings could drop below freezing.

In the world of professional Instagram 'influencers', the appearance of perfection is often paramount to their success. However, one Australian fitness blogger has spoken out about showing her flaws.

An armed man picked the wrong store clerk to rob when he entered a Texas smoke shop last month. The clerk casually pulls out a gun and begins shooting at the robber, all while smoking a cigarette.

That's all folk! Relaxed bohemian style of summer has been upgraded and the result is

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It's true - elephants NEVER forget! The incredible moment a calf wades across a river to 'rescue' her favourite trainer  

Trainer Darrick Thomson, 42, says he has formed an 'inseparable bond' with Kham Lha since she was rescued and brought to the reserve last year. Darrick, who is originally from Toronto, Ontario, pretended that he had got into trouble in the river, splashing and crying out for help (inset). When Kham Lha reached Darrick, she used her trunk to try and lift him up (left) before putting one of her legs around him (right).

Police issued a The teenager, named locally as Shellie Callaghan, reportedly fell ill at the party in Newtongrange and was taken to Edinburgh Royal Infirmary on Saturday.

The video shows the paramilitary-style guards attacking a diner in a restaurant Pavlodar, Kazakhstan. Another diner is thrown to the floor before being kicked in the head by one of the guards.

Police issue e-fit of flasher who looks exactly like Little Britain's Andy

Police are hunting a flasher who looks just like Little Britain character Andy Pipkin (right_. Officers released an e-fit of the pervert (left) - described as 'unkempt' with 'balding with straggly hair' and a large belly - last week after he flashed a woman in Fleet, Hampshire. Upon seeing the e-fit locals immediately joked that the pervert looked just like Little Britain's Andy Pipkin - played by Matt Lucas - who pretends to be disabled and is pushed around by carer Lou Todd, played by David Walliams (inset). Social media users couldn't help but notice the striking resemblance saying 'want that one' and 'what a kerfuffle'.

   

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