David and Victoria Beckham have bought a property in Kensington for a reported £30million and plan to spend up to £5million redecorating in their own unique style. The new furnishing will include four nail bars - in case Victoria invited friends to stay - a catwalk for her dressing room, a hidden door in a bookcase and a secret tunnel to the 100ft oriental garden. The house covers 9,000ft over three floors and includes eight bedrooms and seven bathrooms.

Dannielynn was just five months old when her mother died and her story is told in the documentary Life After Anna Nicole, which airs tomorrow night. Dannielynn's father, Anna Nicole's former boyfriend Larry Birkhead, narrates much of the programme and, even at seven years old, Dannielynn's resemblance to her mother is striking. 'When she smiles, she looks just like her mum,' says Larry. 'She's a beautiful little girl.'

The messages are graphic in nature - often startlingly so. They describe, in explicit detail, the variety of sexual acts their male writer would like to engage in with the recipient, a pretty blonde woman 38 years his junior. And the author leaves no room for doubt that he is quite the Casanova; irresistible to women and highly skilled at pleasing them. The messages were written by John Darwin (top left), the 63-year-old conman who was famously declared dead in 2003, a year after apparently drowning on a canoe trip. The recipient is a 25-year-old Ukrainian single mother named Anna Avramenko, whom he met on a website called Dream-Marriage.com (pictured right).

Malcolm Walker, a plain-speaking northern entrepreneur, started Iceland way back in 1970 with one shop in Oswestry, Shropshire, selling loose frozen vegetables. Today, Iceland has 800 stores in the UK - from Aberdeen to Truro - employs 25,000 people and is still run by Walker, who seems to have an impeccable perception of his customer base and the appeal of his stores.

The prolific Norwegian fitness blogger posted a selfie to her Instagram profile of her posing in front of a mirror in her underwear. Her washboard stomach, complete with six-pack, and toned thighs can be seen in the image, left. Mrs Ber Eriksen, who is married to Odd Grenland player Lars-Kristian Eriksen sparked outrage with the post - with one blogger slamming the move as 'wildly provocative.' She gave birth to her daughter Neilia four days ago.

Sandra Howard has dress-tested the 60 LBDs that M&S; are offering this winter and has picked the eight best for every event from cocktail parties to Christmas day. Ranging from £45 for the cheapest to £249 for the more luxurious, the dresses boast both glamour and a sense of sophistication. Whether leather or lace, they fulfill the two most important requirements of the LBD: turning heads and making the luck wearer feel elegant and chic.

Staff at Ramillies Hall private nursery in Cheadle Hulme, Manchester, rang for assistance after nine-month-old Millie Thompson got into breathing difficulties. The emergency medical dispatcher told an inquest into Millie's death how she 'did not click' the baby was struggling to breathe when she was told it was going purple.

CCTV footage (centre images) show the moment soldier Lee Rigby was mown down by a car, allegedly driven by his murderers, before his body was dragged into the middle of the road. There were gasps in the court room at the Old Bailey today as the footage was shown to jurors, and relatives of the fusilier left the room in tears. Prosecutors claim that the 25-year-old was victim to 'a cowardly and callous murder' when Michael Adebolajo, 28, and Michael Adebowale, 22, ran him over, dragged him into the middle of the road and attacked him with a meat cleaver and knife. Pictured left is Fusilier Rigby - wearing his Help For Heroes sweatshirt - seen earlier in the day getting off of the Docklands Light Railway at Woolwich station. Adebowale, one of the alleged killers, is pictured right with his hands covered in blood, delivering a hate-filled speech shortly after the murder.

Daniel White, 44, who has learning difficulties, has spruced up Collett Park in Shepton Mallet, Somerset, since being hired by the council at the age of 17. He has worked full time for the minimum wage, cutting the grass in the huge municipal park and clearing the paths - and has never had a day off or arrived late.

NEW After a disastrous end to his third attempt to break the Atlantic rowing record, sailor Roy Finlay, (pictured), explains how a wave wiped out his latest effort and his £50,000 boat. The Scot, dubbed Captain Calamity, has now given up his dream after his crew had to be saved by the Spanish coastguard just 150 miles into his mission earlier this month.

He has more to celebrate than ever as he is set to become a great-grandfather when his granddaughter Assisi gives birth in April. Here, PAUL SCOTT explores the relationships between Mick’s former wives and lovers, children, grandchildren and their devoted patriarch.

Princess Michael of Kent, married to the Duke of Kent, revealed the 'very European' move of planning for after her own death, along with a host of other unintentionally hilarious Royal insights, including some words on her new neighbours in Kensington Palace - the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.

When Jennie - who suffers from cystic fibrosis - decides her life has become intolerable, I have promised to help her travel to the Dignitas clinic in Switzerland so she can die, writes Debby Thornton. No mother wants to see her child suffer in unimaginable pain and I am no different. The last thing I want is to lose her, but if the end is near and she is suffering needlessly, then I will do anything to help. Even if that means helping to hasten her death.

This week one Londoner was pictured taking his children to school in a kind of bike crossed with a wheelbarrow, but how safe are the £1,000 'cargo bikes?' While they may be news to us here in England, in Copenhagen 40,000 take to the streets every morning and in Holland the King uses one to do the school run. The Danes and the Dutch both claim to have invented the idea and it is also fast catching on in Sweden.

NEW Residents in Goole, East Yorkshire, were dumbfounded when the 30ft conifer in their town centre was cut short because it interfered with a CCTV camera. Former trawlerman Donald Walker, 70, said: 'Where is the star going to go?' But town clerk Brian Robertson defended the decision, saying it was essential to have a view of the street which had been 'totally obscured'.

Two Fargo radio personalities who photographed the remains of western North Dakota's pioneer towns for a coffee table book discovered a surprise when they returned for volume two. Some of the 'ghost' towns had come back to life, thanks largely to the oil boom. 'We were shocked to see that some of the towns we photographed in 2005 or 2006 had people living there now,' Larson said.

An ABC producer is under fire for publicly shaming a fellow passenger who became irate after a delay kept her plane grounded as she attempted to return home for Thanksgiving. Elan Gale, who works for TV's The Bachelor, live-tweeted a series of exchanges, mostly via note-passing, between himself and a passenger known only as 'Diane' that allegedly culminated in Diane slapping Gale after they disembarked the plane. Today, Gale posted on his The Year of Elan Tumblr account about the altercation, saying he was only trying to stand up for airline staff to whom Diane was rude and dismissive.

A graphic undercover video captured by the Humane Society shows alleged dog abuse by researchers at Georgia Regents University. The video shows dogs having their teeth pulled, replaced with implants and then euthanized to harvest a jaw bone sample. After the video was released, activists organized a protest on campus and the Humane Society is attempting to stop federal research funding to the university.

Rachel Isaac, who played Trudy in the popular sitcom and later acted on Broadway, yesterday chose to talk about the ordeal after Michael Batten, 70, was jailed for 30 months. A judge said he had 'brainwashed' his young victim and that the abuse had 'tainted' her teenage years in the Welsh town of Maesteg.

As well as the £5million, Nur Nadir (left) is seeking his four-wheel-drive vehicle and villa in Northern Cyprus. Asil Nadir, 71, who received millions in legal aid from the taxpayer during his Old Bailey trial after nearly two decades on the run, is said to have told her from his prison cell: 'If you leave me I will reject everything and leave my fight for life.' He is pictured right with his wife during his Old Bailey trial.

Baroness Thatcher, who died last April, gave her devoted assistant a tax-free £50,000 bequest and a flower brooch with emeralds and ruby diamonds. Mrs Crawford was at the former Prime Minister's side when her hotel was bombed by the IRA in 1984 (bottom right), through to her old age (left), and attended her ceremonial funeral in April this year.

Between 1936 and 1940, the Farm Security Administration sent photographer Dorothea Lange to Utah to show the lives of farmers who had received loans from the federal government. The stark black-and-white images tell the story of Utah's slow, very gradual emergence from a severe economic depression just a few short years after the unemployment rate in the state peaked at 35.8 per cent, and where more than a third of the population relied on the government basic necessities like food, clothing and shelter.

The Vizconde von Hoehen de Bessarabia claimed to be a Moldovan Viscount deprived of his birthright. He was actually Kirk Brown, a habitual liar and fraudster. Using his alter-ego he claimed to be investing his in-laws' money in an offshore account, while actually using it to fund a luxury lifestyle of five star hotels and £300 bottles of Ace of Spades champagne. This month the balding 46-year-old started a 40 month jail term for his fraud.