Asda staff asked Paul Dutton to leave the Cambridge store when he was spotted wearing the distinctive black uniform of the brutal Nazi SS. Dutton, who appeared to be pushing a baby in a trolley was confronted by angry customers, riled by his offensive get up. Polish-born shopper Rosina Rusin, said 'mouths were falling open'. She added: 'I wanted to make sure he was evicted. My grandmother's family were annihilated in the gas chambers.'

The little girl, dubbed 'Baby Jade' after the dog which discovered her crying in the bushes, is believed to be just a day or two old, and still had the umbilical cord attached. Police are urgently hunting for the mother of the child, who is now 'happy and contented' in hospital. As well as several photos of the tiny girl, West Midlands Police have released a heartwarming Instagram video in order to raise the likelihood of someone recognising her.

English teacher Kim Shaw, 56, was followed by a surveillance team for three days after she went on stress-related sick leave from Pontllanfraith Comprehensive School in South Wales. The woman was filmed as she shopped in Asda and Wilkinson, pictured main, and while walking around near to her home in Blackwood, left and right, during a £3,600 exercise authorised by Caerphilly council.

Gunfire was heard on Friday morning in the Virgin America terminal, witnesses said. The LAPD issued a tactical alert as aerial footage showed around 60 passengers fleeing the scene at Los Angeles International.

These eerie photographs show a home (top, centre), in rural Hertfordshire, left untouched since its owners departed more than half a century ago. Household items - including unopened jars of gooseberries (bottom, centre) - suggest the house has been left untouched ever since. The home also has a classic women's bicycle (top left), a made-up double bed (bottom right) and a piano.

Robert Smith, 24, from Cambridgeshire, suffers from proteus syndrome, which causes the bones and skin to grow in an abnormal way. Robert (aged five, top left, and nine, bottom left) who weighs 19 stone, has size 16 feet and a 40-inch inside leg, also has sight and hearing problems - and has had 74 operations. His family are now desperately fundraising to buy him a new £8,000 wheelchair - because he has grown out of his current one. His mother Rita, 66, his main carer, said: 'Robert has only been out four times in three years - I can't push him out because he is too big and heavy. All he wants to do is go out with his sister Marie Louise and visit Asda in to buy some DVDs, CDs and chocolate caramel sweets.'

Britain's busiest motorway has been hit with long tailbacks following the incident on a stretch of the road in Hertfordshire, which has left one man fighting for life in hospital. The stretch of road shut is the M25 between junction 23 at South Mimms and junction 25 at the junction with the A10 north of Enfield.

These CCTV images show the shocking moment Helen Crockett (bottom right) was attacked outside her family law firm in Harehills, Leeds, West Yorkshire. Despite being terrified, the solicitor clung on to her handbag as she was dragged along the street (pictured) by a pair of robbers who were trying to get the keys to her BMW sports car (bottom right). She was saved when a car approached the scene, but the thieves got away with Mrs Crockett's keys.

The fifth-grade primary school student, Jun Jun, had been told to write a 1,000-character apology by his teacher Miss Chen for talking in class. Neighbours say the teacher told him to jump out of a building after he didn't do the task. His devastated parents (pictured left) have now launched a campaign against pressure schools put on students. He wrote a message in his textbook (right) saying he couldn't jump as his teacher told him. Ten-year-old Jun Jun hit a parked car (pictured left) as he fell from the 30th floor.

Undeterred by high levels of security, MailOnline visited the Treasure Island site twice after hiring a boat to come closer than anyone else so far to the mystery project. From what MailOnline has seen and heard it is most likely the barges are showrooms for Google Glass, despite their rather depressing exterior - which hide tantalizing clues as to their true use.

'Photojournalists On War: The Untold Stories From Iraq' has brought together a collection of previously unpublished images from three dozen of the world's leading frontline photographers. However, the hardcover, by three time Pulitzer Prize-nominated photojournalist and reporter Michael Kamber, also includes eyewitness accounts from the courageous photojournalists who risked their lives to bring the war home during America's nine-year conflict in the Middle East.

Dressed in pyjama bottoms, Simon Gittany is seen slapping his hands on top of his head before crouching over and putting his hands on his knees as he descends the lift at his Sydney apartment block. The security camera footage was presented to the court by the prosecution, which claims 40-year-old Gittany, top right, threw his 30-year-old Canadian girlfriend Lisa Harnum, bottom right, to her death after a fierce argument over her plans to leave him.

Fenton Kirkland, (pictured) from Rudry near Cardiff, hasn't started school yet but he gave the crowd of experts a lesson in horsemanship, just months after he learned to walk. Parading his pet Shetland pony, Toffee, the toddler was lauded by judges for natural handling skills well beyond his years. Toffee received top marks for his appearance and personality.

Reptile specialist Rob Louth (pictured with his wife Susan) was due to present a workshop to a group of children during half-term at St George's Academy in Sleaford, Lincolnshire. But he was stunned when panicking staff rang him five minutes before his presentation began and ordered him to remove the creatures from the school premises.

The picture, which is eerily reminiscent of the famous 1934 image of the Loch Ness monster (inset), was taken near the Queensland coastal city of Townsville. With a population of just over 2,800, Magnetic Island is buzzing after the bizarre monster-like figure suddenly popped up out of the pristine waters off an area known as Picnic Bay last weekend. The spectacle had visitors and locals scratching their heads, with theories ranging from it being a large bird to a sunken boat.

Landmarks captured include Mikhailovsky Castle, the Church of Spilled Blood, Hermitage Pavilion in the grounds of the Catherine Palace. When Kiwi photographer Amos Chapple sent a small drone helicopter up into the skies above the city to take pictures, he had no idea how they would turn out.

Lee Roberts, 33, from Wigan, (pictured bottom right) was draining petrol from a van in a salvage yard pit when the fuel suddenly burst into flames. Dramatic CCTV footage captured Mr Roberts running for his life and desperately trying to put out the flames that engulfed his overalls. His bosses have been fined after he suffered 22 per cent burns.

Katie Kent (pictured), from Dallas, Texas, modelled the costumes after her father Todd, had spent months scouring the internet for them. He posted the pictures on his Comic Book Literacy blog in a gallery called 'Happy Wholloween', alongside pictures of the doctors that the costumes mimic.

Three-year-old Anya Goncalves (pictured her with gorillia Indigo) was approached by baby gorilla on a trip to Durrell Wildlife Park in Jersey. The pair gazed at one another and pressed their hands against the glass as Anya’s mother Aimee Leaman-Goncalves, 28, captured their extraordinary rapport in a series of photos. Anya and Indigo shared a series of waves, finger pokes, arm raises and even a high-five in the amazing interaction which lasted over five minutes.

A Jolly Roger flag from HMS Seraph - which had a crucial role in the mission known as 'Operation Mincemeat' - has emerged, 70 years after the famous event. In April 1943 the senior crew of the Royal Navy submarine dropped the body of a Welsh tramp a mile off the Spanish coast dressed up as a uniformed commando. False identity papers showed the corpse to be that of Major William Martin of the Royal Marines and attached to his wrist was a briefcase containing secret bogus plans claiming the Allied forces planned to invade through Sardinia.

After 15 years of negotiations, the idyllic aerial park has finally reached a public consultation which could see this masterpiece become a reality. Designed by Thomas Heatherwick, who masterminded the Olympic cauldron for London 2012, it is tipped to be a 370-ft horticultural oasis running from London's Temple to Southbank.

He has been snapped hanging out at the Sydney Harbour Bridge, drinking beer in Germany, and posing on the River Thames and in the cat cafes of Tokyo. George, who travels with owner Pamela Lin, 31, began his extravagant voyages in 2008 and is showing no signs of slowing down, with trips to New York and further abroad on the horizon.

Photographer Mark Brodkin, 45, racked up months of research and spent hours at the locations throughout Canada and America in his quest for the perfectly symmetrical shot.

A lucky sea lion managed to escape the huge jaws of Mica the killer whale as it hunted on the coast of Argentina. Wildlife photographer Pablo Cersosimo captured the slippery pup's swift escape as the three-tonne whale hunted in Patagonia. Mr Cersosimo returns to the same peninsula every year to shoot whales’ hunting season.