A super-rich multi-millionaire will get to enjoy this incredible five-floor penthouse with a giant infinity pool and its own slide when it goes on sale next year. The luxury flat at the top of a new skyscraper in Monaco that overlooks the Mediterranean will set its owner back around £240 million.

Shoppers have called out their grocery stores with the hashtag #supermarketfail. Questionably named sandwiches, fresh food that's anything but and cupcakes without icing are among the hilarious failures spotted at supermarkets.

Teachers, doctors, health professionals and social workers in Gloucestershire were all aware of the family, who lived in this squalid home, but no formal action was taken until one of the children was admitted to hospital with severe nappy rash. A serious case review has found there were five 'missed opportunities' by the authorities to intervene earlier because neglect was not treated as seriously as other forms of abuse.

Karen Danczuk (left) yesterday told her thousands of Twitter followers that she has been sunbathing topless on holiday after Mrs Mensch (right) publicly criticised her for posting pictures of her cleavage online.

An Indonesian couple reunited with their daughter 10 years after a tsunami snatched her from their arms claimed Tuesday to have found their son, who was also swept away in the disaster. Jamaliah and her husband Septi Rangkuti had an emotional reunion Monday with the teenager they believe is their long-lost son, bringing their whole family together for the first time in 10 years. Arif Pratama Rangkuti, now 17, was carried off with his younger sister when the devastating 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami slammed into Indonesia's westernmost Aceh province, killing more than 170,000 people there and tens of thousands in other countries.

Lolita Richi, 16, from Kiev, Ukraine, boasts the same impossible body proportions and blank facial features as a Barbie, but maintains that her striking looks were achieved without plastic surgery, dieting or Photoshop. The outspoken high-school student, who is now temporarily living in Turkmenistan, says: 'I think I've achieved this image better than anyone else. I'm the ultimate vamp woman. I haven't even heard of Valeria Lukyanov. People have openly told me that they're jealous of me and how good I look. All of the boys at school fancy me as well but I don't like any of them. They are not to my taste.'

Shabana Mahmood was involved in the 'direct action' protest which saw dozens of pro-Palestine campaigners lie down outside a Sainsbury's store in Birmingham city centre on Saturday August 7, forcing it to close for several hours. She then bragged about her actions on YouTube (right) and called for a boycott of Israeli goods - in direct contravention of Labour Party policy. Then, at a pro-Gaza rally in Hyde Park on August 9, (left, and inset) she told an audience of tens of thousands of people to take 'practical action' to join in the Israeli boycott.

Marie Buchan, 32, of Selly Oak, Birmingham, put so much strain on her body by having her large brood that she has booked a hospital appointment for a hysterectomy. But she wants to fulfil her dream of having ten children. The extra two will see her receive £70 a week more in welfare payments, and boost her chances of getting a five-bedroom council house. She is pictured with her children (from left) Joshua, eight; Mikayla, four; Tia, 12; ten-month-old Olivia; Leah, 11; Latoya, nine; Amelia, two; and Alisha, six. Their three-bedroom semi-detached house is also pictured (inset).

Charleigh Disbrey (left), 15, known as CJ to her friends, died alongside 18-year-old Turkish boyfriend Mert Karaoglan (right) in Borehamwood, Hertfordshire, on June 17 last year. They climbed a 6ft fence to get on to the tracks and were struck by the empty train.

Jade Newborn and Chris Walley (pictured) moved into the house in Stoke-on-Trent on August 12 after waiting months for a home. But the couple were horrified to discover the vermin all over the property. Mr Walley, a self-employed builder, has spent days tearing the house apart to find the vermin after pest control only put two pots of poison down. Within a week they caught 11 rats - some of which were 12 inches long.

Shelves at the Reading West Tesco store in Berkshire, which is a 15-minute walk away from the entrance to the festival site, were packed with Jägermeister and Fosters (top right), as well as Strongbow and other alcoholic drinks (left). The store has set up a 'festival shop' area and is expected to sell more than 30 pallets of tents this weekend, along with other important items (top right) such as sandwiches, water and camping chairs.

Tony Martin, the farmer who became a household name after shooting a burglar dead at his house (left) in 1999, has said he won't move back there because he fears he could do it again. He revealed that he hasn't lived in a fixed address since leaving prison 11 years ago, and stays with friends, in hotels or sleeps in his car. He said: 'If I was in Bleak House and someone came in again, then I'm not going to just stand there and let him hurt me. I'm going to act.'

Yvonne Vann, from Weston-Super-Mare, lost her husband Vic to MSA, a neurological condition. After years of crippling loneliness, she came up with the idea of Jollie Dollies - a social network specifically for widows, which now has groups all over the country. Mrs Vann said: 'A widow's grief, even for those with supportive families like mine, can be so isolating. You long to talk and be understood without the burden of explanation; to show your pain, and not hide it for the sake of others who are grieving, too, and find your suffering unbearable to witness.'

Several people rung police after hearing noises coming from the back of a lorry off the A303 in Ilminster, Somerset yesterday, where officers found 15 people inside including a 15-year-old boy. The group were treated by paramedics at the scene for possible dehydration but there are no ongoing concerns over their health and wellbeing. A man from Germany has been arrested on suspicion of facilitating the unlawful entry of people into the UK.

When it comes to holidays no-one can accuse Mr Cameron of not being true to his word. After being questioned about his habit in 2012, the Prime Minster said he was a ‘great believer’ in politicians taking holidays, adding: ‘If you don't think politicians ought to have holidays, I think you need to have a serious think.’

Palestinians said Israel launched 35 air attacks, one of them hitting a house in Gaza City and killing two women and two-year-old girl, according to health officials, while a further 21 people were injured in a separate strike. The target of the air strike wasn't immediately known. However, in Cairo, Moussa Abu Marzouk, a senior Hamas leader, said the dead included the wife and a child of Mohammed Deif, the Islamic militant group's elusive military chief, who has escaped numerous Israeli assassination attempts in the past. There was no immediate confirmation from Hamas leaders in Gaza. (Main image: A rocket is launched by Hamas. Inset: A Palestinian is dragged from the rubble of his home following an Israeli air strike.)

Dubbed Siberia's greatest export the dancers of Fraules Dancing Centre, in Novosibirsk, gained a global audience after a video of the training regime of the some of the dancers was posted on the internet. The international spotlight on Yelena's school came as a result of a video made by Zhenya Remizovskiy, which has now amassed more than 30 million hits on YouTube.

Katherine Ostojic, 21, and her 19-year-old sister Alice, from Stevenage, Hertfordshire, were backpacking across Indonesia when the tour boat sank off the island of Lombok on Saturday. They had been with 23 other passengers on their way to see Komodo dragons on Komodo Island when the boat hit a reef and overturned in rough seas. Some of the passengers were rescued by a lifeboat while the others had to swim for eight hours to a nearby uninhabited island. Some survived by drinking urine and eating leaves before a passing fisherman saved them and took them back to safety.

Their car collided with a truck carrying grain just after midnight near Cordoba, central Argentina, just after midnight, according to the Vatican and local media. One great-nephew was two, the other was only eight months. Emanuel Bergoglio, the pope's nephew, who was driving the car, is in a serious condition in hospital. Vatican spokesman the Reverend Federico Lombardi said 'the pope was informed about the tragic accident. He is deeply pained.'

The group, from Hampshire, created false profiles on Match.com and bombarded their victims, including Suzanne Hardman (left), with gushing messages - convincing one woman to hand over £174,000. They invented a story about needing money to 'free up' a £1.5million inheritance locked in an Indian bank account to press the 'vulnerable' singletons for cash, prosecutors said. Monty Emu, 28, Eberechi Ekpo, 26, Adewunmi Nusi, 37, (right) and Brooke Boston, 28, allegedly pocketed the proceeds.

New pictures show a military transporter convoy heading back from the Russia-Ukraine border empty of the tanks they were seen carrying towards it yesterday. The transporters, seen carrying T-90 tanks and infantry fighting vehicles towards the Ukrainian border in Russia's Rostov region (main picture), have number plates matching the trucks photographed heading in the opposite direction today (inset). The images are certain to alarm the West which fears Putin's forces are supplying fighters and weaponry into rebel-held areas of Ukraine.

It isn't known whether the two pilots and two navigators managed to eject from the Tornado jets. They are now believed to be missing after the crafts crashed into a hilly, wooded area, near Ascoli. Witnesses reported seeing a fireball as the jets collided and erupted in flames. An air search is now being conducted for the missing crew, the air force said. A witness said he saw 'an enormous ball of fire that lasted about five seconds, and then (the planes) crashed into the hillside'. A firefighting helicopter has been scrambled to extinguish the blaze, whose flames and dark smoke were visible for miles.

Alfred Ajani, 22, has applied for over 300 positions since getting a degree in marketing earlier this summer - but says he has struggled in the crowded graduate labour market. Determined to land his dream job, he decided to hand out CVs to company bosses commuting into the City of London through Waterloo Station yesterday morning (left). Alfred (right) stood at the entrance to the busy station holding a sign stating: 'Marketing graduate (BA Hons 2:1 Coventry Uni) Ask for CV.'

In a new comedy series, students at an Indian call centre training college learn how to talk true-blue Aussie - with an emphasis on expletives and put-downs (bottom right). The first episode, created by Australian film director Tony Rogers and writer Rob Hibbert, opens with the line: 'G'day Gibbo, how you going, you long piece of pelican s**t?'. Maharji, nickanmed Davo (top right), is cooking up some steak on the barbie and using a boomerang as a utensil as he talks to his mate Rajiv 'Gibbo' on the phone. One student (top left) queries why baby kangaroos are called Joey. And others get a lesson in keeping their beer cool (bottom left).

Berkeley researchers used new software to scour the internet and create 'average' snaps of everything from wedding days (top left), to Santa (top right), a yacht (bottom left) and a car (bottom right). They say the software could also help online shoppers find what they want, and help facial recognition systems.

Google said it was 'reviewing' the images which appear to show it's Street View card hitting and knocking over a dog on a road in Chile. Google's Street View mapping cars were recording Meza Bell 2815-2861 in the Quinta Normal, Región Metropolitana area of Chile.

For richer, for poorer, in sickness and ... at sea? Moments after tying the knot, Gina Pageot and Sergio Capozzi's love was tested when a giant wave crashed over them as they posed for a sunset snap on August 9. The newlyweds were saturated as they embraced by the ocean in La Jolla, California.

When Alba the labrador was diagnosed with a mysterious illness that has been killing dogs around the country, she was given just hours to live, left. Her devastated owners were handed one last hope, however: an eight-hour operation that vets warned might kill her. Now their pet, right, has undergone an amazing recovery.

Indonesian men clamber on top of each other in a bid to climb to the top of a greased pole to win a range of prizes from food, clothes and even bicycles. The  Panjat Pinang competition was introduced by the Dutch in the 1700s as a form of entertainment for the colonists.