This spring, in the space of seven weeks, the two-mile route across the easily navigated Aegean Sea has become the new back door to European Union countries. So many migrants have slipped into the small Greek island that its 30,000 population is struggling to cope amid rising fears that disgruntled tourists will begin boycotting the idyllic holiday destination, a long-time favourite of Britons. The new - and very unwelcome - arrivals sleep under trees in the park, on sun loungers at the beach, and on the ground by the police station. Or they take their chances at a dirty, makeshift camp, set up in a derelict hotel close to Lambi beach where the traffickers' inflatable dinghies creep in each dawn with their next load of human cargo. Pictured left, fully clothed migrants walk past sunbathing tourists in bikinis and right, holidaymakers push their luggage through a group of migrants.

Amanda Holden lavished attention on the Britain's Got Talent contestants, but that's only part time - her full-time job is making sure there's plenty left for her. Here's a peak at some of the shameless headline-grabbing stunts she's pulled over the last year or so and some of the eye-catching outfits she's sported too. The BGT judge has bveen showing viewers for some time now that she's the star of the show

The reason behind Jed Allen's (pictured above, inset) transformation, from the boy who doted on his sister to the maniac who murdered her, can be found in his harrowing background growing up in Oxfordshire. As well as knifing to death six-year-old Derin (pictured above, left), he also murdered his mother, 48, and stepfather,44. One couple close to the killer revealed that the 21-year-old was 'not a bad lad' growing up, but that he was 'made bad.' It has been revealed he only enjoyed a short period of normality in his brutal short life. His mother, Janet Jordon (pictured above, right), was a recovering alcoholic who was described as a 'Jekyll and Hyde' character. She went on to have four children by four different fathers.

In his first interview since securing his fifth term as FIFA president, Sepp Blatter (centre and inset) revealed he has a secret plan to improve FIFA's image amid allegations of widespread bribery and corruption. But nothing will be revealed until tomorrow morning when he will hold a meeting of FIFA's executive committee - who should be prepared for some 'surprises'. After celebrating his win over Prince Ali bin al-Hussein with his girlfriend Linda Barras (right) and daughter Corinne (left), he suggested he could fix FIFA's tarnished reputation after the 'tragic events' which have plunged FIFA into turmoil this week. The US Department of Justice has charged 14 people - including nine FIFA officials - over alleged bribes totalling almost £100million paid for television rights, sponsorship deals and World Cup votes.

These are ponds - existing or man-made -kept clean by plants with natural filters such as shingle and a pump that constantly circulates the water so it never becomes stagnant. Maintained properly, the ponds should be as clear as a mountain lake and as pure as bottled mineral water. The natural pools have been popular in Germany and Austria since the 1980s, but weren't introduced in Britain until 1999. We have been slow to take the plunge, but interest has recently soared.

With its sprawling gardens and tranquil setting, his home once provided a rare oasis of calm among London's busy streets. But it appears Tom Conti (inset with wife Kara) has finally lost patience in his battle to halt the numerous building developments which he claims are blighting his leafy North London suburb. The actor, who was engaged in a long planning dispute with ex-footballer neighbour Thierry Henry, has now put his Hampstead mansion (left) on the market for £17.5million - 30 years after he bought the five-bedroom property for £165,000. Pictured, an upstairs recreation room (top right) and reception room downstairs (bottom right).

The Killantringan lighthouse (top left) helped ships navigate the treacherous North Channel between Scotland and Northern Ireland for a century. But it was decommissioned in 2007 - and the two humble keeper's cottages adjoining the lighthouse were turned into plush residences. The cliff-top properties, nestled on a headline near Portpatrick in Dumfries and Galloway, are now up for sale for the first time in eight years. The two-storey Light Keeper's House has six bedrooms, with its living room and kitchen on the first floor to make the most of the views. Meanwhile the Lighthouse Cottage has a further three bedrooms, one sitting room, a kitchen and a conservatory. Pictured: The living room (top right), the view of the sea (bottom right), the kitchen (bottom left) and a bedroom (centre).

Princess Michael of Kent stepped out at a Buckingham Palace garden party wearing a black eye patch after undergoing eye surgery last week in addition to her polished ensemble. But the ever-elegant princess certainly didn't let her new accessory dampen her spirits, as she joined her husband and 8,000 guests on the perfectly manicured royal lawn. With the patch delicately concealed under a large brimmed hat, the princess seemed to enjoy the summer bash in a demure monochrome outfit with matching structured blazer.

The attacker was stopped by security outside the Shia Imam Hussein mosque in Dammam this morning when he detonated (left and top right), killing four people, and injuring five more (bottom right). According to witness accounts the man was trying to drive into the women's entrance on one side of the building when two guards became suspicious. The bombing comes a week after a similar attack in a nearby village killed another 21 Shia Muslims, who the Sunni fighters of ISIS regard as devil worshipers. Saudi Arabia is a majority Sunni country, but as a large population of Shia Muslims in the oil-rich east, where today's attack took place.

The execution took place in the north-eastern Syrian province of Al-Hassakah where the Christian fighter beheaded the ISIS militant 'in revenge for the abuses committed by the terror group'. Islamic State abducted over 200 Assyrian Christians from the province in February and released 19 weeks later. Only today, a video emerged in which a man was forced to dig his own grave before Islamic State beheaded him (file photo).