The cover image (right), which showed Victoria Beckham with the couple's four children and the family's dog Olive standing in for David (together left), presented her as a single mother - most certainly not laying those marriage rumours to rest. Saying they are 'stronger together' - and by implication richer ('would either of us be in the position that we are in now') -rather fails to prove that the marriage is in great shape. Wouldn't it have been simpler just to say: 'Actually, we still love each other'?

Toni Collette's character Joy Richards engaged in a series of 'filthy' scenes in the first episode of BBC One's Wanderlust, including a graphic sex scene, a striptease, masturbating and cheating. Viewers took to Twitter to say that they were left blushing over the racy scenes, as the couple in the show explore an open marriage.

Johnny Bobbitt and his lawyer discovered a $400,000 fund set up to help him rebuild his life was depleted Tuesday. Forces veteran Bobbitt captured the heart of the nation when it emerged he gave his last $20 to then stranger Kate McClure to buy gas in November last year. The couple set up a GoFundMe page that raised $400,000. McClure and her partner Mark D'Amico now face accusations they spent the money on themselves. Nine months after the pair set up the fundraising page, Bobbitt's lawyers won control only to discover the account was totally empty. Now, Bobbitt and his lawyers have asked for a forensic accountant to examine the couple's records and determine if they misspent any of the money.

The Labour leader wanted his party's ruling body to endorse a statement that it is not 'anti-Semitic to describe Israel, its policies or the circumstances around its foundation as racist'. Describing Israel as a 'racist endeavour' directly contravenes one of the key examples of the international definition of anti-Semitism. At a combative meeting of the party's ruling National Executive Committee (NEC) yesterday, Mr Corbyn was forced to back down after it became clear he could not get his statement through. Instead the NEC adopted the full definition of anti-Semitism as laid down by the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA), including all 11 examples it lists.

Journalist Natasha Pearlman, pictured with her daughters Thea, four months, and Rose, aged four, said she has been forced to speak out against anti-Semitism within the Labour Party. Ms Pearlman said she first experienced anti-Semitism in college and then twice in the workplace as a young journalist. Now she said she must speak out about the abuse, explaining that for the first time in her life, she has genuine concerns about the vitriol and abuse against the Jewish community. Ms Pearlman said the issue of anti-Semitism in the Labour Party is especially painful as she has been a life-long supporter. She added: 'I'm certain that if we stay silent, there's a danger the poison seeping into our society will become unstoppable.'

NEW An Australian woman found hanged at the back of a billionaire's superyacht in Greece had been out dancing and drinking with friends just hours before she died. Instagram model Sinead McNamara (left), 20, visited the Baroque bar (top right) in the town of Argostoli, on the Greek island of Kefalonia, on Wednesday night.  She drank two vodka-based cocktails - one called Dragon's Breath and another called Mango Mangave - and ate a club sandwich. Just 24 hours later - during her last shift on-board Mayan Queen IV, an AUD$190 million superyacht owned by Mexican billionaire Alberto Bailleres - she was found unconscious tangled in ropes at the back of the boat (bottom right). Ms McNamara's body is due to be flown home to Australia today and is expected to be accompanied by her mother and sister.

Prince Harry and his wife, the Duchess of Sussex (left), attended the annual WellChild Awards at The Royal Lancaster Hotel in London this evening to highlight the courage of seriously ill children and their families, and thank those who care for and support them. The Royal couple met Matilda Booth (right with Meghan), who suffers from spina bifida and is paralysed from the chest downwards. She was asked by Prince Harry to 'pinky promise' him that she would 'never stop smiling'. In a speech Prince Harry paid tribute to the children, carers and nurses telling them: 'Every one of you is truly amazing.'

Contestants were forced to cope with temperatures of 82F as the 11 hopefuls were told to make a chocolate-covered cake in the latest episode of the Great British Bake Off. Two contestants saw their cakes collapse as a result of the unseasonal weather conditions when the episode was shot back in May. However, former Bake Off winner Ruby Tandoh showed how it was done by cutting into her wedding cake along with her wife Leah Pritchard following their wedding in Sheffield, left.

Ryan Thomas recieved a letter from home on Tuesday's CBB. Read out by Sally, the letter was from Ryan's brother Scott, and left him in floods of tears. 'We are really proud. We know you're out of your comfort zone but trust me it's been well worth it,' Scott wrote. 'You have shown the nation how amazing you are and carried yourself so well. You have absolutely nothing to worry about. Everyone has seen the real you.'

Roxanne Pallett has been fired from her Breakfast radio show, which she began in February 2018, alongside Ben Fry (left). The soap star, 35, has been at the centre of a media storm after branding her CBB co-star Ryan Thomas a 'woman beater' when he 'punched her' during a play fight and demanding he be removed from the Channel 5 show's house. Meanwhile, a spokesperson for Emmerdale confirmed that they 'will not be bringing her back' to the soap and it has also been revealed that her upcoming panto role is reportedly in jeopardy.

Serena Reynoldson (pictured left), 35, was angry that her boyfriend John Fitzpatrick had left her to deal with their four children, along with family pets. She poured bleach into his tank of ornamental fish (right) - gleefully saying 'die, die die' in a video posted on WhatsApp, Oxford Magistrates Court heard. Reynoldson sent him a string of abusive messages calling him a 'selfish f***ing c***' and vowed that he would not get 'another year where you get what you want'. RSPCA prosecutor Simon White said the crime was of the highest culpability and harm, and that bleach was not recognised as euthanasia for fish and they would have suffered before death.

Emma Gray, 32, married fireman Ewan Irvine, 40, last week in a Georgian hotel before holding a reception at her parent's farm in Hawick in Roxburghshire, Scotland. The new Mrs Irvine hit the headlines aged 23 when a split from her fiance prompted her take sole tenancy of the National Trust's 150-acre Fallowlees Farm in Northumberland, making her Britain's youngest solo shepherdess. After the wedding, she said: 'I'm very happy. I'd just about settled for being single forever.'

Dramatic video shows more than 100 cars engulfed in flames after Typhoon Jebi slammed into western Japan on Tuesday, killing at least eight people. The footage shows vehicles at a seaside dealership in Nishinomiya on fire after their electrical systems were shorted out by sea water due to the worst storm to hit the country in 25 years. The typhoon, reportedly the strongest to make landfall in Japan since 1993, also injured scores of people as more than a million people were told to evacuate.

Hungarian cartoonist Gergely Dudas has taken to his popular Facebook page to mark the end of the summer with a new quiz, challenging followers to find the differences between two images. Dudolf, who boasts 300,000 likes and followers collectively, shared the drawings of animals in the park and revealed there were seven changes. Challenging followers to find the changes, he said: 'Summer is almost over... Have another ice-cream while it's still hot outside! Can You find 7 differences?' (Original seen left, adapted seen right.)

SEBASTIAN SHAKESPEARE: Jack, 32, could be forgiven for looking rather tense as he left the store, as it is thought he was trying out his morning suit. The tailor (inset) has counted Edward VII, Sir Winston Churchill, Earl Mountbatten and Ronald Reagan among its clients. It also served as the inspiration for Matthew Vaughn's blockbuster Kingsman spy movies.

Galia is Eastern European, whippet-thin, and terrifying. She is also Britain's latest TV diet guru, star of a Channel 4 programme called The Extreme Diet Hotel, which features fatties (yes, it's OK to use that sort of language here; indeed Galia insists on it) who want to be skinnies. Those with long diet histories might remember the last TV weight-loss guru who tried to turn us all svelte. Gillian McKeith was Scottish, scary and obsessed with examining everyone's poo. Well, Galia is scarier still. In fact, she makes Gillian look like Mary Poppins.

An explosive book by journalist Bob Woodward has revealed new accounts of backbiting and insults among Donald Trump's senior staff - with many of the most cutting digs directed at the president. The Watergate journalist dug up multiple instances of senior aides trashing Trump. Chief of Staff John Kelly reportedly called him an 'idiot' and compared his job situation to 'Crazytown.' Trump reportedly called AG Jeff Sessions a 'dumb Southerner' and 'mentally retarded.'

Coleen Nolan has now issued an apology for the controversial Loose Women row, joining Holly Willoughby and Philip Schofield on the This Morning sofa on Tuesday for an emotional chat. The 53-year-old star broke down in tears as she revealed the backlash has been 'horrendous' and says she's even been send death threats, with sick trolls urging her to 'die like her sister' Bernie.

Steve Jobs finally apologized to his daughter on his deathbed for subjecting her to a lifetime of cruelty which is laid bare in her searing memoir. The Apple founder cried helplessly as he told Lisa Brennan (left) repeatedly: 'I owe you one, I owe you one'. Days before pancreatic cancer killed him at the age of 56 in 2011, Jobs admitted: 'I didn't spend enough time with you when you were little'. Her new book lays bare his lifetime of cruelty towards her and Chrisann Brennan, his first wife, and even tells how he insulted Laurene Powell-Jobs (right), his multibillionaire widow, saying she had 'wide feet' and 'no taste'.

Although Sara Iftekhar (inset), 20, from Huddersfield, failed to take the ultimate crown, she still made history by becoming the first ever hijab-wearing beauty queen to make it to the final. Beating out 50 other contestants, Alisha Cowie (left) from Newcastle took the title of Miss England 2018/19. Her mother's emotions got the better of her, and she jumped on stage shortly after the crowning ceremony to hug her crying daughter (right). The glamorous event took place in at Kelham Hall and Country Park in Kelham, Nottinghamshire.

Actress Daveigh Chase. 28, (left) was arrested in Hollywood in August on a misdemeanor count of possession of a controlled substance. She is best known for playing the demon girl in the well 2002 horror film The Ring, (right) voicing Lilo in Disney's Lilo and Stitch, and her role as Samantha Darko in the 2001 film Donnie Darko. In November 2017, Chase was charged with a felony driving without the owner's consent stemming from a joyride.

Rachel Johnson has defended her call for a full ban on the burka in Britain as she explained why she 'has a problem' with Muslim woman wearing a full veil. The sister of former Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson argued there was 'no feminist argument' for wearing the garment during an appearance on Good Morning Britain. The columnist said the UK should follow countries such as France in an outright ban on the burka, following comments by her brother in which he said Muslim women wearing the garment looked like 'letter boxes' and 'bank robbers'. She argued that it was not freedom of choice for many Muslim women who were forced to wear the veil by male relatives or through fear of attacks in the street. Ms Johnson faced opposition to her views from host Piers Morgan and fellow guest Sahar Al-Faifa, from the Muslim Council of Britain, who wore a niqab.

These stunning photos show the thousands of handmade rugs laid out under the sizzling sun in Turkey to soften their colour and increase their value. A drone captured the carpets that have been laid out in fields in the Dosemealti district of the tourist province of Antalya on Tuesday. Around 25,000 rugs were laid out across almost 500 acres of land this summer, according to Reuters. Record-breaking temperatures helped soften the vivid dyes used in the handwoven rugs into the more muted antique-style colours preferred by Western customers.

The stunt was the brainchild of Taras Maksimuk, known as TechRax, who is based in Rocklin, California, and has has 6.2 million subscribers to his YouTube channel. The clip shows him place the top of the range gadget inside a blender. After blending the iPhone, Mr Maksimuk puts the shards of twisted metal and plastic into a glass container and mixes it with water. This results in a strangely bubbling grey liquid, which Mr Maksimuk then attempts to drink through a LifeStraw - a filter designed to make dirty water drinkable. He then spits out the contents, rather than consume it.

Pop & Rest, in Old Street, London is a company that allows exhausted people to sleep in pods (pictured) during the working day for £18 an hour. The company currently has four bedrooms which hold a single bed, a desk and some plants. It is becoming more and more popular with office workers and tourists. The minimum booking time is half an hour but you're allowed to reserve the pods for up to two hours overall.

The brief clip, posted on Saturday, shows the helicopter flying through the air as it makes its way toward a burning tree in British Columbia. The Lake Shovel fire has burned more than 227337 acres, but is currently 'being held,' according to the B.C. Wildfire Service.

Peet Van Schalkwyk captured the footage after hours watching the wildlife at the Delaporte waterhole in Kruger National Park. The retired engineering professor had witnessed elephants, zebras, giraffes and impala drinking at the hole - before being told there was a leopard hiding in the bush.

'Who is a good boy?!' the unsuspecting buffoon asked of the turtle as he brought the reptile in for a peck, only to be viciously bit on the mouth. It is unknown where the video was filmed but it appears to be in the United States.

The Henn na chain - whose name means 'weird' - bills itself as offering the world's first hotels with mechanical staff and operates sites in Nagasaki and east of Tokyo. The reception at Hotel Maihama, the Henn na Hotel east of Tokyo, is eerily quiet until customers approach the robot dinosaurs manning the front desk. Their sensors detect the motion and they bellow 'Welcome.' Each room is staffed with mini-robots that look a bit like spherical Star Wars droid BB-8, and help guests with everything from changing channels to playing music. Even the garbage cans are automated and the fish swimming in the lobby run on batteries.

Filya the lion got into the open buggy at the safari in Ukraine and climbed over tourists as they filmed on their phones. Owner of the park and 'lion whisperer', Oleg Zubkov, refuses to stop his get-close-to-lions policy at the park in Crimea, despite a woman getting bitten on the arm in July. Remarkable footage of the encounter shows the untethered lion climbing into the open buggy with tourists at the Taigan Safari Park and lick a woman's face.