Boca Raton, Florida resident Amy Fine, 52, was kicked off a Delta flight earlier this week when she got into an argument with another passenger. The older woman sitting in front of her reclined her seat to knit, accidentally hitting Fine in the head. Fine then went on a rant, causing the flight to land early in Jacksonville. Recently released footage shows three police officers escorting Fine off the flight. Stock image of Delta plane, inset.

Dorothy Lee Barnett, 53, (centre, left) was located and arrested in Queensland last year after she disappeared with her 10-month-old baby Savanna Todd (left) from South Carolina in 1994. Now, after 20 years on the run, she has been ordered to return to the U.S to face kidnapping charges. Ms Barnett was found by Australian and US police in November living on the Sunshine Coast with her daughter Savanna Todd (centre, right), now aged 20, living under the name Samantha Geldenhuys. Ms Barnett did not have custody of Savanna when she took her from her American father Benjamin Todd (right) to attend a children's birthday party and failed to return in 1994.

'What's Underneath' is an intimate new video web series which sees diverse women shed their clothes while answering tricky questions related to body image. Pictured from left: Model Melanie Gaydos was born with a rare genetic disorder called ectodermal dysplasia, which affects the hair, teeth and sweat glands, but is a successful model nonetheless. American Apparel model Jacky O'Shaughnessy, 62, says, 'I'm always going to be in a bikini. I don't care if my stomach's wrinkled.' Tallulah Willis, 20-year-old daughter of Demi Moore and Bruce Willis, also stripped down for a deeply personal interview and discussed her body dysmorphia and her battles with anorexia.

After 10 years of marriage Sarah Bowles' husband Peter left her for a man. Her children lived in anguish as she refused to tell them the real reason he had left. Sarah, from London, says his confession led her to question everything she knew and she felt she had been used as a decoy, despite suspecting he might be gay for three whole years.

Desperate efforts were under way last night to save the life of a British father threatened with beheading by jihadi fanatics. David Haines, 44, a married man with daughters aged 17 and four, was named yesterday as the hostage seen in a video of the murder of a fellow captive. Forced to kneel on the desert sand, the aid worker was warned he will die next. Although he was identified on the video in both Arabic and English as David Cawthorne Haines, UK media outlets did not name him, in line with a request from the Foreign Office. That situation changed yesterday when he was identified on websites and in newspapers around the world.

Shana Buchanan, 47, lives just a few blocks from the train station where she was killed Sunday morning. She leaves behind a 14-year-old son. A transit official said Buchanan crossed the tracks even though there were flashing warning lights and bells telling of the coming train.

Denise Richards has revealed that she was targeted by hackers trying to gain access to her iCloud account. She tweeted today that she had received over ten emails asking for her password and threatening to shut down her accounts if she did not respond. The actress said 'good thing I didn't send,' after Apple confirmed yesterday that the leaks were the result of a 'very targeted attack on user names, passwords and security questions'. It is not known if the messages were part of the targetted attack or simply 'phishing' messages sent to hundreds of users.

NEW Six Texas officers who allegedly opened fire on 30-year-old Jose Walter Garza were placed on administrative duties pending an internal investigation. Mr Garza's family says he suffered from schizophrenia and could be disruptive when not taking his meds. But 'he wouldn't hurt anyone', they said.

A woman and her two sons died Wednesday from apparent gunshot wounds in what police suspect was a murder-suicide in Springfield, Ohio. Johnson, 32, and son Daylan Johnson (right) were dead at their home when her estranged husband called police shortly before 8 a.m. Ayden Johnson (left) was taken to a hospital, where he later died. Police said the boys' father, 39-year-old Arthur Johnson, had gone to the home to pick up his sons and take them to school when he found his wife and sons. He called 911 and said there were 'wedding pictures all over the floor' at the scene. The couple's first wedding anniversary was less than two weeks away. Springfield Police Chief Stephen Moody said the two were separated but still parenting together.

A photograph of the ladies from the Kentucky Wildcats college basketball team show them standing tall next to their cheerleader counterparts. The girls are all college students. In the photograph on the left, Alyssa Rice and junior Ivana Jakubcova, both well over six-feet, are seen towering over their cheerleading counterparts.

Eugene Kapustina, 61, was asked to look after her grandson Vova, six, by the boy's parents, who said they were going to look for work in a nearby town but never returned. Kapustina said she has spent all of her saving looking after the boy for a year, but can no longer afford to feed him. She then left him at the supermarket in the hope somebody would pick him up.

Shona Sibary, 43, pictured top left today and bottom left aged 14, seethes with an uncomfortable mix of pride and bitterness over the attractiveness of her daughters Flo, 15, and Annie, 13, right. 'I may have given birth to these two gorgeous creatures, but their adolescence will be a world apart from mine,' she writes here.

The Oregon parole board announced its decision on Tuesday in the case of Conrad Engweiler (pictured) and set his release for next month. Engweiler has served more than 24 years for the rape, sodomy and aggravated murder of 16-year-old Erin Tonna Reynolds (left) in the Portland suburb of Beaverton in 1990. Miss Reynolds, who had survived cancer, was found murdered behind Engweiler's father's home on February 22, 1990. Below, her family, father Earl Reynolds and sister, Beth Greear, at a parole hearing for Conrad Engweiler in 2012. The family have pleaded that her killer be kept behind bars.

Jane de Teliga has styled some of the most beautiful people in the world like Sophia Loren (right) Nicole Kidman and Australian model Megan Gale (top left) during her lengthy career as a stylist for magazines and newspapers around the world. The former style director of the Australian Women's Weekly says one of the things she used to tell the celebrities, sport stars, designers and prime ministers she photographed was to 'get over your ego'.

Oriana Farrell was driving a vehicle carrying her five children, aged six to 16, when an officer fired three shots at them during in Taos, New Mexico in October last year. Ms Farrell said that she mistakenly drove away from a traffic stop for speeding, leading the officer to chase her down and try to drag her from the van. When he called for back-up, one of those officers opened fire on the family after she panicked and drove off in terror.

Jonathan Koppenhaven issued the plea on Wednesday during his first appearance in a Las Vegas courtroom, where he is accused of beating ex-girlfriend Christy Mack and her friend. The felony charges include counts of attempted murder, kidnapping and sexual assault. The judge ordered him held without bail.

US Astronaut Reid Wiseman and his German colleague Alexander Gerst, who are currently aboard the station, are prolific snappers - as these incredible snaps show. The pair have even developed their own styles, with Gerst preferring abstract patterns on the Earth's surface, while Wiseman favours storms and cities. These images show (top left) a cloud vortex, an irrigation system in the Mid-Western USA (top right), floods in northern India (bottom left) and a crater on the Earth's surface (bottom right).

Elephants aren't exactly the most riveting of animals to visit at the zoo, but Chuck the Asian pachyderm at the African Lion Safari zoo in Cambridge, Ontario, isn't your average mud-slapping mammal. He has actually become somewhat famous for his ability to effortlessly shoot hoops using his trunk. Footage that surfaced online of one of Chuck's 'slam trunks' quickly became this week's 'must watch' viral video. Chuck is believed to be the first third-generation calf born in North America.

The unidentified girl, who may have been speeding, is now facing possible charges in the crash, which killed (from top) Shamus Digney, Ryan Lesher and Cullen Keffer, all 15, in Wayne County, Pennsylvania. Authorities say the driver, who has not been identified, hit a patch of gravel after driving the group back from breakfast and lost control of the vehicle. She, another girl and a fourth boy were treated and released from area hospitals.

Yves Saint Laurent's Fusion Ink Foundation claims to use space-age technology that makes it last for 24 hours. The high-tech base contains lipophilic acid, which is so absorbent it's used by Nasa to 'soak up' space dust so that it doesn't affect the outer casings of a rocket. The same substance also, apparently, sucks grease from the face, helping make-up last much longer.

The first openly-gay NFL player ran drills with the Cowboys this afternoon after coaches picked him for the practice squad on Tuesday night. The decision by one of the league's most popular teams means that Sam's dreams of football stardom get another chance.

Two half-brothers today walked free from death row - thirty years after they were wrongly convicted and sentenced to death for the rape and murder of an 11-year-old girl. Henry McCollum, main images, and Leon Brown, inset, were cleared by DNA evidence yesterday, three decades after they were found guilty of the raping Sabrina Buie and suffocating her with her own underwear in North Carolina in 1984. Their alleged crime was even held up by Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia as an example of why he supported the death penalty. But on Tuesday McCollum and Brown's convictions were overturned after another man's DNA was found on a cigarette butt that was left near the crime scene.

Kevin Adorno was cycling from Maryland to Miami when he made a stop at a McDonald's in Vero Beach, Florida on Monday evening to charge his phone and get something to eat. But Rene Herrera Cruz, a homeless man, saw him talking on his phone and thought he was plotting to kill him - when in fact, he was speaking to his girlfriend, Elyse (pictured together left). She told police she heard the phone drop as Cruz repeatedly stabbed Adorno, leaving him to bleed to death. Before taking off on his journey in mid-August, Adorno had shared this map (right) of his planned route on Facebook.

Radar images from the UK's Sentinel-1A satellite have been used to map the biggest earthquake that has shaken northern California in 25 years. The images reveal the rupture is larger than previously thought.

Babies aged between two weeks and eight months are put in waterproof nappies and then fitted with a double-circle flotation device to support their head and neck at the spa in Houston, Texas. The floats allow the babies to move their arms and legs in the water as the bob and play for about 25 minutes. Parents are then guided through a gentle baby massage. The hour-long experience costs £40 and is becoming an increasingly popular way for mothers to help their children sleep.

Peter Starbuck, 78, from Oswestry, Shropshire, travelled to British Columbia to catch salmon, but stunned locals when he ended up reeling in a 350lb sturgeon. The giant fish was so heavy that it towed his boat for half an hour before the pensioner was able to pull his catch in.