Disturbing images of a 15-year-old girl who is said to have undergone major cosmetic surgery are being circulated on Chinese social media. The teenager from the Henan province in central China has been labelled 'too beautiful too look at'. The girl reportedly underwent the procedures to 'win back her ex boyfriend.'

This is the photograph circulating on social media that is believed to show a principal watching pornography in the office of his elite private school. The picture, taken by a person who claims to be a student at Geelong College in Victoria, allegedly shows disgraced principal Andrew Barr surfing for pornography while on-the-clock. In the picture taken through a window, the man has his back to the camera and graphic images can be seen on his computer screen. The Geelong College sacked Mr Barr after an investigation, which included a search of his computer, after the photograph appeared on Snapchat.

Local Leeton parents have expressed anger over the loss of their children's 'favourite teacher' as the town continues to mourn the death of Stephanie Scott. A week before students are due to return to class after school holidays, some mothers have have taken to a community Facebook page to talk about how the 26-year-old's murder has affected their kids. 'Well said, my daughter has lost her favourite teacher, and she will never be the same,' wrote Glenda Goolagong. Meanwhile Jodie Salerno posted: 'Stephanie was my son and 2 daughters favourite teacher at leeton high this ... has put so much pain and sadness on our comunity [sic].'

Liz the bearded dragon, who lives with owner Shannen Hussein on her hobby farm in Melbourne, is the star of a recent video taken at mealtime. The reptile nods her scaly head (top left and top right) when asked if she's hungry. Liz is rewarded for her conversational skills with a superworm treat (bottom left and bottom right), which she 'absolutely loves'.

The lavish royal wedding of the son of the Sultan of Brunei, Prince Abdul Malik, 31, and data analyst, Dayangku Raabi'atul 'Adawiyyah Pengiran Haji Bolkiah, 22, (left) took place at the Istana Nural Iman palace today. The couple exchanged vows in front of friends and family, nobility and international dignitaries at the monarch's 1,788-room palace (pictured right) in Brunei's capital, Bandar Seri Begawan. Nothing was too lavish for the pair, from the gilded throne to the bride's Swarovski-encrusted Christian Louboutin heels and thick gold anklet.

GRAPHIC IMAGE WARNING: A New Zealand hunter is lucky to be alive after a friend mistook him for a deer and shot him in the back with a rifle. Max Verschuuren, 21 (pictured hunting, right, and in hospital, left) was emptying rocks out of his boot his friend blasted his back open, thinking the dim headlight he was wearing on his head was a glint in a deer's eye. Grisly photographs (stitched up, inset) snapped in hospital show the gaping, bloody wound the bullet left. Doctors said Mr Verschuuren was very lucky to be alive and told him to 'buy tickets to the lottery'.

The Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia got off to a dramatic start in Sydney on Sunday night, when the show was interrupted by a man who stormed the runway at the Ellery Show (pictured left and inset). As designer Kym Ellery (right) made her way down the catwalk to take her bow, a furious man understood to be a neighbour of the Carriageworks venue at Eveleigh made a very public complaint about the music. The man covered his ears with his hands and started shouting at a security guard who escorted him from the runway. Hardcore electronic tunes accompanied the show, which lasted around 15 minutes. Eye witnesses overheard the local man complaining that, 'the noise is way to loud, this is a disgrace'.

NEW The comical moment a man tries to catch a giant Australian huntsman spider has been caught on video. The man can be seen carefully reaching toward the beast with a plastic container before completely missing it both he and the spider drop to the floor.

Damon Muller has almost doubled in size since he was diagnosed with Juvenile Dermatomyositis (JDM) in November - a rare autoimmune disease that can only be treated with high doses of steroids and a chemotherapy-type drug. The disease has robbed Damon, from Gladstone in Queensland, of the ability to run, ride his bike and play outside freely in the sun. The medication used to treat his condition means he can have severe reactions if he has direct contact with the sun (middle). JDM effects and limits movement in the muscles closest to the trunk of Damon's body, including his thighs, hips, buttocks, chest, shoulders and upper arms. He has already been rushed to hospital once after his neck started swelling so much it almost closed his throat and there is a risk his heart could be impacted too.

Luke Brett Moore, 27, (inset) overdrew $2million over three years from his St George Bank account. He was found guilty of exploiting a bank loophole earlier this year but will be sentenced on Friday. New South Wales police found a Maserati (top left), a signed photo of Top Gear hosts (top right), a power boat (bottom right) and Michael Jackson's autograph (bottom left) that had been bought by Moore with the money he had withdrawn at his West Goulburn home - in NSW's south.

A complaint about an unsatisfactory milkshake served at a Louisiana branch of Burger King quickly turned ugly when the employee started cursing before getting physical with the unhappy customer. 'You wanna get slapped?' the employee repeatedly asks the customer while standing next to her in an intimidating manner. Burger King has released a statement apologizing for the employee's behavior and confirming that she has been fired as a consequence.

Jake Castner (pictured), 19, is on the run after police issued a warrant for his arrest in relation to a string of thefts. The teen from Ballarat, Victoria, was last year labelled a 'nightmare' by a magistrate. His Facebook page is littered with drug references including offers of 'bud for cash' and an image of him smoking a glass pipe (right). He boasted on the social media site on Sunday: 'We don't talk to police!'

She received a Royal welcome when she landed in Armenia last week. And Kim Kardashian's Queen-like status was confirmed on Sunday, when she accepted flowers from an elderly fan who had waited three days to meet her. Her fan finally won an up close and personal encounter with the glamorous reality star in the capital of Yerevan after waiting 12 hours a day for the opportunity.

Former child safety boss with Education Queensland and Catholic brother Brett Anthony O'Connor has lost his appeal to ban the media from naming him during his trial for sex offences. The 52-year-old is charged with sexually and indecently assaulting two 12-year-old boys at schools in Sydney more than 25 years ago. A magistrate refused his request after an ABC spokesperson made a case for his identity to remain open.

Troy University students Delonte' Martistee, 22, of Georgia (bottom left) and Ryan Austin Calhoun, 23, of Alabama (top left) were charged on Friday with sexual battery by multiple perpetrators in connection to the incident that occurred last month in Florida. The footage filmed behind Spinnaker Beach Club (right) was uncovered on a cell phone during an unconnected investigation in a shooting in Troy, Alabama. The alleged victim told deputies in an interview that she thought she had been drugged before the alleged attack and that she was afraid to report it because she could not remember many details. Bay County authorities are still searching for two additional suspects in connection to the incident.

'I wanted to make sure you heard it first from me - it's official: Hillary's running for president,' Clinton chief of staff John Podesta wrote to donors. 'She is hitting the road to Iowa to start talking directly with voters.' Her campaign handlers are planning small-scale 'listening tour' stops like those that opened up her successful 2000 Senate campaign in New York, a state where she had never lived before she campaigned there. Iowans know her just as sparsely today: She has been to the state just once since her 2008 presidential campaign crashed and burned, touched off when a first-term Illinois senator named Obama lit the fuse.

A group of four men are wanted for a series of five break-ins in Melbourne. The men have been caught on CCTV footage forcing their way into a service station in Tecoma in Melbourne's outer east and filling a doona cover with $38,000 worth of cigarettes. During their getaway the men lost about a third of their loot as they dragged the massive sack alongside the car.

The stars were out in full force as they arrived at London's grand Royal Opera House for the Olivier theatre awards, formally known as the Olivier Awards with MasterCard. Nicole Scherzinger (left), Gillian Anderson (centre) and Downton Abbey's Laura Carmichael (right) all opted for sex strapless dresses. Nicole look sensational in an outfit that highlighted her lean and slender frame to perfection. Gillian Anderson added some star appeal to the night's proceedings as the Hollywood star stepped out in a sheer black dress.

The man whose father married Tippi Hedren and who spent years living with Melanie Griffith as her stepbrother is opening up about the infamous lion film the two made with their parents, Roar. They worked, and lived, with lions (above) for the 11 years they made the film, and now, John Marshall (inset), son of director Noel Marshall who was married to Hedren, is saying of his father's decision; 'Dad was a f**king **hole to do that to his family.' He then added; 'It seemed like a really cool idea at the beginning, but it was dangerous.'

On the night that the Titanic sank, one woman, the Countess of Rothes, put the welfare of others before her own, working tirelessly to row them to safety. Angela Young tells her great-grandmother's incredible story.

The Duchess of Cambridge's younger sister was seen going for an early evening run in the sunshine, displaying her toned figure in a blue sports vest and patterned shorts. Miss Middleton kept her jewellery and watch on and appeared to be clutching a set of keys as she effortlessly made her way around a London park, stopping to chat to a male jogger before continuing with her workout.

Parisian photo stylist Nathalie Croquet has shown what it would be like for a real woman to star in a high fashion campaign with her new photo series SPOOF. She has emulated the campaigns for brands such as Lancome (left) and ELEVENPARIS (right).

NEW Davion Only, 16, captured hearts around the nation in 2013 when he made a plea for a family to 'love him forever'. Later this month he will offically be adopted by his old caseworker Connie Bell Going and her family. Davion has been living with her two daughters and another adopted boy since December. She admits it isn't always easy having everyone trying to get along, but she says it is worth it - 'everyday it geta little bit better.'

One lucky McDonald's employee will forever associate one of the happiest days of her life with burgers and fries after her boyfriend surprised her at work and asked her to marry him. Their friends filmed the moment he got down on one knee near the food counter and popped the question.

Sarah Watson, 34, (right) had a brief liaison with the Manchester United defender (inset) at a Christmas party for the team. But the fitness instructor claimed the affair led to Rojo's advisors attempting to frame her after she found herself falsely accused of trying to extort £100,000 from the footballer. Photographs of the woman with a suspicious white powder have emerged (left).

Chaos Caught on Camera premieres on the Science Channel on Monday, April 13. The show reveals fantastic phone footage (examples pictured) shot by people in the middle of real-life dramas. Viewers get an intense experience as if they're actually there in disaster zone and the incredible facts behind each freak catastrophe or survival are explained afterwards.

Yvonne Camargo, 39, of Victorville, California, was arrested on suspicion of willful cruelty to a child on April 3 after she was identified from the video. It is unknown as to if she was charged. She can be seen wiping the young boy's face as he cries. She loads him into the back seat of a Chevrolet sedan, where he continues to cry, before she hits him with the tablet.

Oratilwe Hlongwane, from Johannesburg, South Africa, whose DJ name is AJ, is still learning to put together words but is already able to play music from a laptop, making him a worldwide phenomenon. The two-year-old's ability to work a mixing deck has earned him special appearances and sponsorship deals with fans desperate to hear his bass-heavy house music. His mother, Refiloe Marumo, credits his success on the DJ set to an iPad app which she said he used to learn how to play and mix songs. Despite still wearing nappies and learning how to talk, the young DJ already has nearly 25,000 Facebook fans. His parents said they won't force him into a DJ career but believe he will end up doing something involving computers, adding: 'I can see a future Bill Gates here.'

The real-life 'Up' house (top right) in Seattle, Washington, will likely soon be demolished following the death of its 86-year-old owner, Edith Macefield (inset). And so, in tribute to the pensioner's unwavering strength and love, hundreds of visitors (left) are flocking to the 600-square-foot bungalow to bid it farewell. Upon their arrival, the tourists - some of whom have traveled thousands of miles - attach balloons and heartfelt notes to the property's fence (bottom right).

Exotic pet owner Kayonna Cole, from Los Angeles, proved she is no arachnophobe when she posed with her pet tarantula in a video that will make some viewers cringe. She remained calm and didn't flinch as the venomous spider dug its fangs into her skin several times. She later suffered a reaction to the spider's venom, including redness of the skin and soreness.

Around 650 foreign entrants,  three times more than last year, joined in today's Pyongyang marathon under the close watch of Korean soldiers. The event - which only opened its doors to non-local amateurs in 2014 - was founded in 1981 in the single-party country, which is now led by brutal dictator Kim Jong un.One of this year's entrants Duncan Erasmus (right) a 23 year-old software firm owner from Auckland who ran the full amateur marathon, told MailOnline he was aware of being constantly watched but said the atmosphere remained jovial.

Residents from Fairdale, an unincorporated town 80 miles northwest of Chicago, were told they could return to their homes on Saturday to salvage what they could. But buildings in the settlement were virtually flattened when the vortex slammed into the area at around 7pm on Thursday night. Officials reported that 17 of the 50 buildings in the town are completely destroyed, while the other 33 have all been damaged in some way. Geraldine M Schultz, 67, and Jacklyn K. Klosa, 69, were killed in her home by the storm, authorities announced, while around a dozen people were injured.

Leaving a favourite dog in kennels while travelling abroad can be a source of profound guilt. But one owner was so overwhelmed with anxiety at the thought of being parted from her pet, she decided to take the dog on her frequent journeys overseas. As a result, May Wong's four-year-old cockapoo, Miss Darcy, has travelled the globe - visiting 11 countries and 23 destinations including New York, Berlin, Stockholm, Milan and Paris. She takes more trips with her owner every year than the average Briton and has covered nearly 25,000 miles since 2011 - making her a real-life Phileas Dog.