Ebola panic struck New York City Thursday after a Doctors Without Borders doctor was rushed to the hospital with a 103F fever. He visited a Brooklyn bowling alley on Wednesday. The terrifying detail means that residents in at least two dense New York City neighborhoods could have been exposed: Williamsburg and Harlem, where Spencer lives.

NEW A dramatic new video captures the moment Canadian gunman Michael Zehaf-Bibeau arrived at Parliament yesterday. The Muslim convert is seen jumping out of his car while holding a gun as terrified bystanders frantically free from the man, who had just killed Corporal Daniel Cirillo at the National War Memorial and would be shot dead himself just minutes later. The video was released by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in a news conference where it was also revealed that the troubled 32-year-old may have been a dual citizen with Libya.

NEW A day after the 24-year-old Canadian reservist and single dad was gunned down in Ottawa on Wednesday, his forlorn dogs could be seen peering out from his family's home in Hamilton, Ontario. Nathan Cirillo was devoted to his animals, posting image after image of him grinning beside them to his Instagram feed. Friends also recounted the story of him recently finding an abandoned, emaciated puppy that he nursed back to heath and then re-homed. Cirillo, who was shot dead as he stood guard at the National War Memorial outside the Canadian Parliament on Wednesday, also leaves behind a six-year-old son.

Oscar Renee Zellweger is caught in the middle of a bitter court battle between her boyfriend, Doyle Bramhall II. The actress, (pictured with Doyle left) spoke out this week about her new look attributing it to her happy life and romance. But MailOnline can reveal that the Bridget Jones star, 45, has been dragged into the middle of a bitter battle between her boyfriend, a self-confessed former heroin addict, and his ex-wife, singer Susannah Melvoin.
For while Doyle, 45, is happily ensconced in Renée's home in Montecito, Santa Barbara, Susannah, 50 (pictured with Doyle on the right) claims she is struggling for money to allow her to care for their young daughters, India, 12, and Elle, nine. The couple, who married in April 1997, split in April 2010 after Doyle struck up a romance with millionaire singer Sheryl Crow (inset). And they will go head to head in the continuing row over their finances in court in Los Angeles on November 3. 

Jamey Shields (right) faced Duncan Willis, 27 (centre), who killed her mother Katherine Hawley, 58, after marching to her Michigan home in a fit of rage thinking she had reported him to child welfare officers. Left: Sarah Baker who was sexually assaulted by Willis. Baker, whose seven-month-old daughter and two seven-year-old boys were in the house during the sustained attack said: 'My whole world has been rocked.' Willis was sentenced to a term of life plus 202 years on Wednesday for the murder and brutal attacks in Mecosta County in 2013.

NEW Fox News commentator Kimberly Guilfoyle spoke tonight to defend her claim that young women should not serve on a jury - and her colleagues weighed in to support her view. Guifoyle sparked outrage when she told The Five viewers on Tuesday that 'healthy and hot' young women should be excused 'so they can go back on Tinder and Match.com'. But addressing the storm of backlash, the 45-year-old former Victoria Secret model simply blamed the 'liberal media' for taking her words 'out of context' - repeating: 'if [young women] want to go back to social media or online dating, that's fine with me'. Her colleague Dana Perino then backed up Guilfoyle's comments about young women on juries. 'If you're a prosecutor, you're not going to pick a young woman, it's as simple as that,' her Perino said. The panel discussion then turned into an attack on Huffington Post for 'manipulating the truth'. 'Unfortunately they made that headline then liberal media ran with it when there was not one iota of fact in it,' she raged at her fellow panelists.

NEW The 24-year-old explained her side of the fight the day after an expletive-ridden audio tape of her police interview following scrap in Anchorage, Alaska, was released. Many of the clips, some released by police, involve people accusing Sarah Palin's second eldest daughter of striking someone during the incident on September 6.  The former Dancing In The Stars contestant condemned the 'lies' that she had punched someone in the face, saying that her 'perfect manicure to all ten of her nails' was intact afterwards. Sarah Palin's second eldest daughter then began to describe how the debacle unfolded, saying it began when a family friend was hit by a 'cheap shot'.

As reports swirl that the future of TLC's surprise hit reality series Here Comes Honey Boo Boo hangs in the balance after it was revealed that 'Mama June' Shannon is dating a child sex offender, her daughter Pumpkin has come out swinging in her defence. Hoping to set the record straight, 14-year-old Lauryn Shannon - otherwise known as Pumpkin - has spoken exclusively to RadarOnline about her mom's prior relationship with Mark McDaniel in a bid to douse the flames. 'The story is not true. My mom left Mark 10 years ago,' the teenager insists, adding: 'They haven't seen nor talked [to each other] in 10 years.'

A no-kill animal rescue organization in New Orleans are the reason Alex - a severely-malnourished and terrified street dog found on the brink of death - has been able to slowly regain his health. The terrified Weimaraner was saved by the non-profit, Southern Animal Foundation, who said that, despite his terrifying ordeal, has been nothing but a kind and lovely dog. 'He was still so nice and sweet and forgiving despite, obviously, the neglect he has suffered for some time,' said Deanna Theis, the woman who saved Alex.

Josh Young, 18, from Louisville, Kentucky, was acquitted in August 2013, left, of killing his stepbrother, Trey Zwicker. Since then he has descended into a life of repeated brushes with law enforcement and has been arrested three time in the past week. Young admitted to cops that he had been snorting meth on Wednesday, the same day he was arrested twice. In recent months the troubled teen has spent time in prison and now sports two facial tattoos - a tear under his right eye and a star by his left eye.

When a local doctor in the town of Segarcea, in south-eastern Romania's Dolj County, tried to warn people he was suffering from the disease, he was threatened with a lawsuit by the man's mother. Doctor Cornel Stanciu, their family physician, knew that Daniel was HIV positive and tried to make his health condition public after the 24-year-old had a relationship with his daughter.

In a series of spectacular images, an ISIS militant (bottom left) appears to stand firm as the hillside erupts into flames (main image) after the terror group's black flag is obliterated by a vast ball of flame. The images have emerged as American and Arab jets launched fresh attacks on ISIS positions in the north of Kobane - with pyrotechnic tracer ammunition lighting up the night sky and coalition warplanes destroying ISIS-held buildings with a barrage of air-to-surface missiles. 

NEW Florida teen Jazz Jennings, 14, was born male (top right) but identified as female as early as two, and has written a book to help people understand what it means to be transgender. Aimed at children of all ages, I Am Jazz is not just for people who are struggling with identity. 'People see black and white, they don't see the rainbow in the world, and that's really closed-minded,' Jazz says.

Excerpts of Brooke Shield's upcoming memoir There Was A Little Girl have been released to Closer Weekly. The 49-year-old remembered her relationship with her mother Teri Shields in the book. Teri passed away in 2012 at the age of 79.

McKamey Manor, in San Diego, California, has been described as the world's scariest haunted house, and regularly reduces grown men to tears. More than 24,000 people are on the manor's waiting list, but no-one has ever made it through a tour, which can last up to eight hours. Guests are drenched in fake blood, tied up, forced into cages of snakes and made to eat rotten eggs, and must sign a waiver before entering.

An American photographer and reporter have documented unseen parts of North Korea during an unprecedented week-long road trip through the countryside and cities. Poor rural farmers, children fixing potholes (bottom right), playing football (left) and teenagers enjoying a picnic on the beach (top right) are some of the sights captured in the stunning photo feature.

Sacha and Cedrique, who brand themselves the Lifehunters, attended an organic food convention in Houten, Holland where they were to present their delicacies. The problem is, that they don't even own a restaurant or have a menu of organically sourced foods, so they decide to play the ultimate prank. 

An unearthed Loaded magazine from August, 2000 shows playful and flirtatious side to serious actress, who was made an honorary dame by the Queen earlier this month (left). The reissued chat also reveals why the star is nearly always dressed in all black. In the interview Angelina said: 'I don't see sex as this horrible dirty thing. If I spent enough time with someone I could find them attractive, even an Englishman.'

Irina Walker (left), daughter of King Michael I of Romania (second right), was sentenced on Wednesday to probation after she was caught running a cockfighting enterprise in Oregon. Walker is the third of King Michael's five daughters he had with his wife, Queen Anne. The couple and their three eldest children pictured on the right. Walker has been living in Oregon since at least the late-1980s, according to public records. She and husband John Krueger were caught running the cockfighting ring on their Irrigon, Oregon property in 2013.

Dr María del Rosario Fuentes Rubio from Reynosa, Mexico, was allegedly killed by drug traffickers who used her own Twitter account to announce her death, according to reports. They hacked into her account to post a photo of a bloody, lifeless body along with messages warning others to not make the same mistake. She was known for tweeting under the name Felina and @Miut3 handle with the hashtag #reynosafollow to warn others about crime in her city, which has a reputation for corruption. The doctor was an administrator for Valor por Tamaulipas (which means Courage for Tamaulipas), the most popular citizen news hub in the state. It is believed that she was targeted by a Mexican drug cartel.

Bonnie Kate Zoghbi (center) was one of the 70 people shot by a crazed gunman during a 2012 Batman screening in Aurora, Colorado. Two years later, Max Zoghbi (left), a filmmaker, surprised his girlfriend at a Baton Rogue, Louisiana movie theater with a trailer he had made to propose with. Pictured (left) the couple on their wedding day in May and (top and bottom right) the couple just after the screening of Max's trailer in January.

Caril Ann Fugate (pictured far left) was just 14 when Charles Starkweather (right) killed 11 people during a two-month killing spree between Lincoln, Nebraska and Wyoming between 1957 and 1958. Among the victims was Fugate's two-year-old half sister, her stepfather and her mother. Defense attorney John Stevens Berry, who wrote a book earlier this year suggesting Fugate (pictured bottom right with her late husband Frederick last year) was innocent, is backing the plea and hoping to turn it into a campaign issue in the Nebraska gubernatorial race. High school dropout Starkweather (bottom right) was sentenced to death and executed for his crimes in September 1959, while Fugate who says she was forced to accompany the killer, was found guilty of being an accessory to first-degree murder in connection with the robbery and murder of 17-year-old victim Robert Jensen. She was initially sentenced to life, but the term was later reduced to between 30 and 50 years. This meant she was eligible for parole in 1976 and was released after serving 17 years of her sentence because she had been considered a 'model prisoner'. 

New York investor Robert Soros, 50, is splitting from wife Melissa Robin Schiff (pictured left) after more than two decades since beginning an affair with actress Meredith Ostrom. Miss Ostrom (right), who is also an artist, found fame creating pieces by rolling through paint with her naked body.

Jim McKelvie, from Kirkcaldy, Fife, and his daughter Mary Garcia, from Texas, were reunited on his deathbed after 43 years without seeing each other face-to-face. She moved to the US with her mother in 1971 and they would not see each other again until earlier this month. The now-Mrs Garcia flew the 4,600 miles to Scotland when she found out her father was terminally ill, holding her father's hand when he died two days after her arrival.

Broken Bow Public Schools in Nebraska are allowing seniors to pose with weapons - and even game they have killed - as long as the pictures are 'respectable, tasteful and appropriate'. There are no restrictions on what types of guns the students are allowed to pose with - but their outfits must adhere to school dress code.

The youngest daughter of the crazed Florida father who shot and killed two of his three children last week only survived because her older sister acted as a human shield. Lauren Mohney, nine (pictured right), is currently in a stable condition only because her big sister, Savanna Mohney, 14, (left) put herself in the way of her father, David Mohney's bullets during his shooting spree at the family home in Port Orange. When officers responded to the home they found the girls mother, Cynthia Mohney, 48, curled up between her two daughters and the estranged couple's son, David dead in his bed. 'We believe Savanna was coming down the stairs because she suspected something bad had happened (to her brother),' said state attorney Zachary Stoumbos to the Journal Online.

Colin Lambert was with his grandmother Diane O'Neill in a Maryville, Tennessee, laundromat when he clambered inside the vending machine. With his feet hanging out of the door at the bottom of the vending machine, Mrs O'Neill tried to grab the boy's legs. But he kicked back and made his way inside. Colin then clambered over the glass partition inside the device and sat among the soft toys. Mrs O'Neil dialed 911, but she quickly felt at ease, realizing that the youngster wasn't hurt.  The fire department arrived minutes later to let him out - giving him a free toy as a memento of his predicament.

National Geographic is currently accepting submissions for it's annual photography contest, which ends on October 31. Last year, the magazine received more than 7,000 submission from photographers in 150 countries. And so far this year, they've already received thousands of stellar images, pictured above.

Veteran fisherman Kim Haskell has been fishing all his life, but he had never seen anything like the catch he snagged while out fishing past Australia's Great Barrier Reef. Kim, 64, a fruit grower, was out on a family fishing trip with his brother Jamie and nephew Christopher near Osprey Reef in the Coral Sea, off the Queensland coast. Christopher reeled in an enormous dogtooth tuna, but it was not that the it weighed in at a whopping 40 kilograms that drew the keen anglers' attention, but the fact that the fish had a giant horn protruding from its head.

The celebrities feature in a short video calling for action against the dog meat trade in Thailand, which often involves family pets being stolen from their homes and ending up on restaurant dinner tables. The stars are working with the Soi Dog Foundation for the campaign, which was launched nearly a year ago and has been gaining momentum on social media. The Foundation is renewing its efforts to put pressure on the Thai Government, as the National Legislative Assembly consider the country's first animal welfare bill.

American photographer Michael 'Nick' Nichols' picture of a pride of lazing lions in Tanzania's Serengeti National Park (pictured top left) beat more than 42,000 entries to win the accolade. To get the winning shot, he followed the pride for nearly six months so they became used to his presence as he photographed them in infra-red. He said the technique 'transforms the light and turns the moment into something primal, biblical almost'. An impressive photograph of lightning next to an erupting volcano (pictured bottom left) and a tiny squid hunting at night (right) were among the finalists announced this week at the Natural History Museum in London.