Olivia McEvoy, of Cheshire, was desperate to skip PE after claiming it was 'too cold', but she needed a note saying she had a valid medical excuse. In a surprise message to the teacher, her mother Samantha said Olivia had a 'severe case of bone-idle-itus', adding that she was 'perfectly fit' to take part. The mother posted a picture of the note on Facebook and it has since gone viral with over 3,000 shares.

Zayn Malik (left) looked sombre as he arrived back at London's Heathrow Airport in the early hours of Friday morning after being signed off the One Direction world tour with stress. It's expected the 22-year-old heartthrob will be reuniting with fiancée Perrie Edwards for the first time since a picture surfaced of him holding hands with tattooed blonde Lauren Richardson (inset) in Phuket, Thailand, earlier this week. Perrie, 21, (right) was seen leaving the couple's London home with a large overnight bag packed beside her at around the same time, and still appeared to be wearing her engagement ring. Zayn issued a public apology to the Little Mix singer on Wednesday evening after the pictures of him partying with Lauren at Seduction nightclub in Patong emerged online.

We called on Atsuko Kudo, the designer behind Kim and Rita Ora's famous looks, to custom design a latex dress from scratch for MailOnline writer Hanna Flint, 26, who said she felt 'amazing' in her outfit. From Kate Moss to Dita Von Teese, Kudo has designed risque clothes for a who's who of showbiz and Kim (pictured bottom centre in the same dress as Hanna) just can't get enough of the latex looks.

Yvette Caster (left), from London, has been single for four years, when she decided to see what would happen if she decided to swipe right to every man on Tinder for a week. She personally found that less attractive men tended to be more polite, more likely to seek relationships and less likely to send naked photos. The 33-year-old went from receiving messages two messages a week, to receiving 22.

Chicago-based Jason Lazarus, 39, began the project - an online archive called T.H.T.K, or Too Hard To Keep - in 2010 and now has over 150 photographs that include a huge range of scenes. With some, the reason for the owner wanting to bin it is easy to fathom. For instance, the collection contains photographs of a bloodied ankle, a female with a black eye and a corpse.

Others are more mysterious.

A British ISIS fighter, who used to live at home with his mother and work as a security guard in Morrisons, appears to be living as a hopeless loner in Syria. According to his social media page, Omar Hussain, has real difficulty completing the most basic daily jobs including peeling potatoes for his dinner and washing his clothes. Avidly recording his dull life through an array of pictures and essays, Hussein appears to be a lonely, bored fighter, scrounging off ISIS without ever going to the frontline.

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Shocking video has emerged of crowds of men stamping on the 27-year-old, named only as Farkhunda, near a mosque in the heart of Kabul, Afghanistan. At one point, one of the attackers can be seen repeatedly striking the woman with a piece of wood while another was filmed hurling a brick at her as she lay on the ground. Some of the men stamped on the victim's limp body while others could be seen punching and kicking her. The mob carried out the lynching after she was accused of setting fire to pages of the Koran.

Apartment hunting can be stressful. More so if there are some things that you just can't live without. Lots of storage, a view, an en-suite bathroom, air conditioning - how about a garage in the sky? The penthouse at 200 11th Avenue in New York's fashionable West Chelsea gallery district has just that. The 'paparazzi-proof' building is a magnet for celebrities seeking privacy.

When a pair of sightseers crossed paths with Lewis Hamilton beneath the Sydney Opera House yesterday, a 'selfie' photo with the British Formula 1 Champion was the last thing on their minds. Instead, they stopped to ask the star to take a holiday snap of them with their baby.

French tourist Maryline, inset left, from Paris said she was standing directly behind a man who was shot in the head by one of the terrorists during Wednesday's massacre in Tunisia. She survived the atrocity which claimed the lives of 23 people including Briton Sally Adey, inset right, during the attack at the Bardo Museum. Ms Adey was getting off a tourist bus from a cruise ship when the terrorists, one of whom is pictured left, opened fire. Survivors of the massacre arrived back on cruise ships in Barcelona and Palma de Mallorca, right, earlier today.

Huffington Post recently spoke with ten nutritionists about what they would at McDonald's and the results are all over the board. Many of the health experts said they would stick with salads, but others said an indulgence of a chocolate milkshake with fries isn't the end of the world. Most of the nutritionists advised opting for side salads instead of fries, and getting grilled meat instead of battered and fried. Getting protein in the meal was also important, so as not to leave the drive-through hungry.

Dynel Catrece Lane (inset right), 34, allegedly lured pregnant victim Michelle Wilkins (left) to her home (right) in Longmont, Colorado, with a Craigslist advert for baby clothes on Wednesday. The 26-year-old victim was stabbed with a broken glass and had her baby pulled from her abdomen in the attack. Ms Wilkins is in a critical but stable condition in hospital while trying to cope with the 'unimaginable sorrow' of losing her child in such a horrific way. Lane, who has two teenage daughters, is being held in jail. Police are looking for any other mothers who may have responded to her advert.

In Harlow, Essex, the community is delighted that an explosive situation - 109 illegal traveller encampments descending on a single Essex town in just 18 months - is over. They dearly wish that their local police force had taken a tougher line with the neighbours from hell. Illegal campsites are a problem across Britain. They invariably create dreadful divisions between residents and travellers (often at the expense of law-abiding, settled traveller families). This week, the Justice Secretary Chris Grayling said the Tories are determined to introduce tough measures to deal with illegal gipsy encampments, including setting up special magistrates' courts that can order evictions during the night and at weekends.

Former model Marysthell Polanco (left) claimed that she saw Berlusconi have sex with underage Ruby the Heart-Stealer (right) twice, in a previously undisclosed interview with MailOnline. Berlusconi was finally acquitted of the charge last week (inset), but her evidence could prove crucial in a forthcoming witness corruption trial. Polanco, who apparently confessed to accepting a grace-and-favour apartment in return for her silence, also revealed the secrets of the 78-year-old's sex-fuelled parties.

These stunning pictures capturing nature on the British Isles at its finest were among 300 incredible images of mammals shortlisted for a prestigious photography competition. Leaping to victory was an amazing picture of a pine marten (bottom right) jumping through the trees in County Waterford, Ireland, narrowly beating stunning photographs of rabbits (left), deer (top right) and harvest mice (inset), as well as dozens of other mammals.

This is the shocking moment a shoal of deadly piranha fish turned a quiet Brazilian harbour on the Amazon River into a frenzy of activity when fishermen threw meat into the water. The fisherman had spent the afternoon gutting their catch by the edge of the Amazon River when they decided to throw their off-cuts into the water.

Carrie Reichert, who claimed to have partied with Prince Harry in his Las Vegas hotel in 2012, has become a Lady. Under the name Lady Dominique, she bills herself as a 'mistress of pain.' She says she was alone with the royal and kissed him for 20 minutes. Palace has described her story as 'untrue.' The 'party girl' was busted on check fraud charges and jailed in Mississippi earlier this year.

The 34-second clip shows three-year-old Bostyn dancing and motioning her hand to make it look like she is a DJ spinning records as she raps LL Cool J's classic hit Going Back to Cali. The rapper's fans fans have shared the video nearly 50,000 times on Facebook.

Choregrapher Carson Dean, from Los Angeles, didn't anticipate the reaction he would get when he posted a new 'workout' video. The clip sees him demonstrate an acrobatic routine to Bruno Mars' catchy hit Uptown Funk, while on a fast-moving treadmill. At no point does the dancer lose balance or even seem to appear to be exerting himself.

Horse diving became one of the most popular attractions in Atlantic City in the 1920s, with the death-defying stunts drawing huge, adoring crowds to the famous Steel Pier. The act involved a woman, clad in a swimming costume, jumping her horse off a platform which could be as tall as 60 foot - almost twice the height of the tallest Olympic diving board - into the water below (pictured).

The mistreated pups (pictured) as young as two-days-old were set to become some of the two million dogs consumed in the country every year - before two animal rights groups heroically intervened (inset). 57 of them had spent their entire lives in small, filthy cages where they waited to die. Some were captured from the street while others were grown in special farms that supply the inhumane trade in South Korea. Humane Society International worked with animal rights groups inside the country to rescue the dogs who are on their way to be adopted into 'loving homes' in northern California.

The 19-year-old, who has vitiligo, a pigment condition that causes white patches to form on skin, is the star of a glamorous new shoot in Vienna - and she looks incredible. Winnie, a former America's Next Top Model contestant, whose real name is Chantelle Brown-Young, was diagnosed with vitiligo around the age of four. She was cruelly nicknamed 'zebra' and 'cow' because of the white patches covering her face and body growing up.

Little Bokeelia Island, perfectly positioned between Sarasota and Naples, consists of 104 acres and includes a manor house (pictured inset) that was originally built in 1928. The elegant property consists of four bedrooms and four bathrooms. As well a large main house, the island near Bokeelia, Florida, also includes several small cottages.

Sydney entrepreneur Jane Lu's(pictured) success started like many others. She got up early each morning, put on a suit, waved goodbye to her supportive parents and took off to start work. The only difference was that the 28-year-old didn't have an office to go to, a formal job title or a boss to report to. Now her booming business ShowPo has turned over $10 million dollars in one calendar year.

Wim Delvoye began tattooing live pigs in 1997 in the US, before doing it in China from 2004 to 2008, where animal welfare laws are more lax. The Belgian artist claimed the pigs were spoiled - with locals in Yang Zhen, Beijing, said to have been amazed at how well they were treated. Up to three artists applied a tattoo simultaneously while each pig was under anaesthetic, and carers regularly moisturised the pigs' skin. But animal rights campaigners complained that the pigs were suffering unnecessarily and being abused for improper commercial profit.

With daylight saving time now in full swing, maybe its time for a spring clean. And that was certainly the thought Rigby the hedgehog's owner had this week. Andrea Pruden, 20, from Coral Springs, Florida, decided to give the spiny critter a well-earned wash.