If you've always longed for the privacy of your own hidden getaway surrounded by water, Nay Pond Island in New Hampshire, left, is now available. At a bargain price of just under $120,000, the property is far cheaper than the $30million you would dish out to live on the Little Bokeelia Island in Florida, right.

The Republican candidate and his team have been traveling to key markets throughout the final weekend of the campaign, trying to get the most impact out of large rallies with rousing speeches. 'This has got to be a thrill of a lifetime. This is amazing. What a welcome,' said Ann Romney as she introduced her husband in Pennsylvania on Sunday.

Eva Longoria, Stevie Wonder, and Bill Clinton all made appearances on the campaign trial for President Obama on Sunday. As the presidential race comes to a close, Obama and his surrogates have spent the weekend flying across the country before he spends his final day of campaigning on Monday in Wisconsin, Ohio and Iowa.

From the Mayor of Newark inviting constituents into his home to charge their phones and watch DVDs to an East Village doctor offering free treatments and kids selling cookies to raise money for the relief effort, the stories encapsulate how people were helping each other during the Superstorm and its aftermath.

United is the first U.S. airline to get Boeing's newest plane, which received a ceremonial wash when it landed (pictured). United CEO Jeff Smisek was on Sunday's flight from Houston to Chicago and called the 787 the 'world's leading airplane'. The landing was greeted by cheers from passengers, including some aviation enthusiasts who said they wanted to be part of a historic event.

Speaking from a Miami prison cell, Alec Simchuk, right, has admitted his operation of flying women from Russia and the Baltic States into the U.S. to seductively bait and manipulate men at his private South Beach clubs. Sent to seduce men from their expensive hotels to one of his private locations, he said the women, pictured, lured their victims into extravagant bar tabs that pulled in $400,000 to $1 million in profits.

Held on felony mistreatment of animals Sean Janas, of Wausau, Wisconsin, allegedly wrote about how pleased she was to carry out the horrific mistreatment of the pet dog named Mary.

Top secret dresses for meetings with 'James Bond', no hats after 6pm and colour coordinated umbrellas are just some of the Queen's wardrobe wonders. Angela Kelly has been the Queen's personal dresser since 1994 and reveals how the bead-count on an evening gown take on incredible significance, at events such as the Diamond Jubilee and the opening of the Olympic Games.

Pictures show Daniel Botelho admiring the mouth of an 18-foot-long female JAWS off the coast of Mexico; the she-beast's razor-sharp teeth showing the all-too-familiar shark's grin. The award-winning nature photographer insisted that while great white sharks are top-predators they very rarely regard humans as food. He explained the key to safely diving with this notorious shark was to remain relaxed, keep eye-contact with the shark and hold one's ground no matter how close the shark swims to the diver.

Jackie Samuel, 29, is a professional cuddler and makes up to $260 a day from her business called 'The Snuggery' in Rochester, New York. She cuddles with up to 30 men a week - including pensioners and war veterans. The cuddling can take place anywhere around her cottage but most clients opt to use her large double bed.

Mary Richardson Kennedy, the late wife of Robert F. Kennedy Jr., demanded contractors provide their services for free or massively discounted, says designer Robin Wilson who worked on renovating their $4 million eco-home. During the remodeling of the seven-bedroom mansion, the Kennedys amassed more than $1.3 million in free products.

Kaytlynn, right, and Heather Welsch, top left, aren't just competing in tough races, but often win against athletes typically 20 years older. Medical opinion is divided over whether or not the girls are doing permanent damage to their still developing bodies, but father and coach Rodney Welsch insists he has their best interests at heart.

While Hannah Vahaba of Atlanta, Georgia, was training for the 26.2-mile New York City Marathon, her boyfriend Martin O'Donoghue was getting set for a major leap of his own - asking for her hand in marriage - and even though the race didn't happen, he followed through on the proposal.

Dozens of people scoured a Florida lake in a new search for Michelle Parker, a mother-of-three who has been missing for nearly a year. Ms Parker, 33, of Orlando, Florida, was last seen on November 17 dropping her three-year-old twins off at her ex-fiancé Dale Smith's home, with whom she had a tumultuous relationship.

When Steve Ainsworth set out for what was to be the last leg of a planned 2,000-mile journey across the Appalachian trail, he had no way to know he'd soon find himself trapped in the mountains in chest-high snow. Ainsworth, 65, found himself in the middle of record snowfall Wednesday as remnants of Hurricane Sandy came inland.

James Bowen and Bob the cat (pictured together left) first met in the stairwell of Mr Bowen's block of council flats in Tottenham, north London. The cat started following him to Covent Garden where he makes money busking and before long Mr Bowen had tripled his money. Now his book (pictured right with Bob) has sold more than 250,000 copies worldwide.

By simply thinking 'climb stairs' - Zac Vawter (pictured) made his way up 103 flights of stairs to the top of Willis Tower in Chicago on the revolutionary prosthetic leg. The robotic leg responds to electrical impulses from muscles in his hamstring, with his thoughts triggering motors, belts and chains to synchronise the movements of the prosthetic ankle and knee.

The 47 Indian Muslim brides all wore traditional peach saris with a covering veil as they sat waiting for the ceremony in Ahmedabad to begin. They sat excitingly chatting next to each other as religious helpers put their fingerprints on wedding documents while the grooms watched nearby.

Amelia Carolina Sparavigna, the researcher who discovered the bizarre patterns, says they are evidence of a comprehensive geological survey, including the widespread digging of trenches and boreholes to map the extent of the ore. The amateur archeologist made the discovery of an 8km long line of squares in the desert just south of the town of Ruoqiang using Google Earth satellite images. If she is right, this part of China seems set to become an important centre for mining.