NEW Disturbing photographs of the atrocity - believed to have been taken place in ISIS' stronghold Mosul - shows one man being dangled over the edge of the building by his ankles (left) before being dropped (right). In the event the terribly injured men are not killed upon impact with the ground, the baying crowd (bottom right) are encouraged to surge forward and stone them to death with a mass of rocks helpfully provided by the ISIS savages who organise the terror group's sickening public executions.

42-year-old divorcee Danielle is a mother of four, an educator and somebody's secret mistress. Danielle and her lover text everyday until the evening rolls around and he has to return home to his unsuspecting wife. But Danielle hasn't always been the other woman, in fact, she has been the wife who waited at home with her children while her husband was out with another woman.

Time Down Under hasn't been smooth sailing for Hollywood's most famous pirate, Johnny Depp. But the actor who portray's Captain Jack Sparrow managed a heartfelt grin has he left the set of the Pirates Of The Caribbean for the final time on Wednesday. Since shooting for the fifth franchise began back in March, Johnny has abandoned the Gold Coast set a number of times and also caused a major border security breach.

Lloyd Stevens, 35, from London, piled on the pounds in his desk job, weighing 15 stone (left). After catching a glimpse of himself looking soft around the edges in holiday pictures, he decided to overhaul his body with a strict 12-week training programme. In just three months Lloyd, who has trained Bollywood celebrity Ranveer Singh, dropped two stone and achieved a rippling six pack (right), a transformation that allowed him to ditch his job and retain as a personal trainer to the stars. He said: ''I know it's a cliché, but my whole transformation has been like a hurricane. It's had lots of ups and down but right now I'm most certainly on a high.'

A former professional basketball star has been charged with hurling rocks at the Lindt cafe in Sydney - where last year's deadly siege took place - and assaulting police. Police alleged one-time Australian representative and former Sydney Kings player Luke Martin, 34, smashed windows at the chocolate shop by hurling large rocks at the windows late on Tuesday evening. He also allegedly assaulted a highway patrol constable after he was spotted driving a car down the wrong side of a busy city road. The officer was taken to hospital.

Parts of Australia have just experienced the coldest start to winter in 40 years, and from cuddling their pets (bottom right) to wearing onesies (top right) people are getting inventive with the ways they're battling the cold. A new survey has revealed the top ten ways people Down Under are trying to keep the warmth up, with rugging up topping the list. Other popular ways to keep warm include taking a bath. Some people have used the opportunity to get a little more inventive however, by turning the oven on (main) and using a hairdryer to heat up their bed.

EXCLUSIVE: Katherine Chappell, a film editor who worked on an Emmy winning episode of Game of Thrones and Marvel's Captain America, left, was on a guided tour through the popular Lion Park, near Johannesburg, on Monday when she was killed by one of the big cats. Tour guide Pierre Potgieter, who desperately tried to save her life, has revealed to MailOnline how he suffered a heart attack as he tried to stop the bleeding, as Ms Chappell's sister paid tribute to 'brilliant, kind, adventurous and high-spirited woman' (pictured with Stephen Fry, top right).

When Lisa Carey (top right) gave birth to a baby boy with Down syndrome after being told her child only had a one-in-2000 chance of having the genetic condition she felt 'shocked and unprepared'. The Gold Coast mother was the first to notice something was 'not quite right' after being handed newborn Xavier in hospital. 'I had all the negatives that I had envisaged in my head and obviously selfish thoughts of how this is going to affect the family and us,' she said frankly. But nine months later, she couldn't be happier. 'He's beautiful. He has turned all our preconceptions on their head,' Lisa said. The mother-of-two plans for Xavier to live a normal life and for him to go to primary school with his caring big sister Aiysha (bottom right).

Indian Creek Village in Miami's Biscayne Bay may be on a tiny island, but the neighborhood of just 86 residents is home to some of the biggest A-listers and some of America's richest business moguls like Adriana Lima, Elle Macpherson and Jay Z and Beyonce, who owned a home on the island up until 2010. So, it's no surprise that the street of a mere 35 homes wrapped around an ultra-exclusive country club boasts a median house price of $21.48 million. Also no surprise is the jet-set coterie of tycoons, super models and world elite who call 'billionaire bunker' their home sweet home.

The victims = three of them teenagers = were crushed after their carriage ploughed into an empty cart on the Smiler ride at Alton Towers in the UK. One is thought to have lost a leg, a staff source said. It took five hours to cut all the passengers free from the wreckage and two were pictured hanging 25ft upside down. Witnesses described hearing an 'almighty bang' before seeing 'blood everywhere'. The 53mph rollercoaster has been dogged with faults since it opened two years ago and had broken down earlier in the day. The empty cart was on the track for a test run and had halted when it was hit from behind by a car packed with 16 visitors.

As the incident unfolds one of the men sitting in the back of the taxi appears to produce a rope and wraps it around the driver's neck in a move to choke him. Victoria police are hunting the trio involved in the alleged robbery, which happened at 3.45am on May 18 on Catherine Eddy Avenue in Hampton Park, in Melbourne's south-east. The group of men demanded money from the driver and reportedly ran off on foot after the incident.

Bruce Jenner wanted to abort his eldest daughter and was not present for her birth. The revelation came as the Olympian introduced his female identity, Caitlyn, on the cover of Vanity Fair magazine. The star's daughter Casey, 34, (inset) told the publication that she did not find out her father didn't want her until she was 13.

Tessa Evans, two, from Maghera, Ireland, suffers from an exceptionally rare medical condition called complete congenital arhinia, meaning she was born without a nose (left, centre). Arhinia is so rare that there are only 47 cases reported in medical history, and it leaves Tessa with no sense of smell and no sinuses. She has just undergone a pioneering operation to have a mould inserted into her face, to stretch her skin and slowly build the missing facial feature (right). She will have more surgeries to have the implant replaced as she gets older, so the nose 'grows' with her face.Then, when she is a teenager, she will receive the final prosthesis, which will be tattooed with light and dark shades so it looks like a real body part. Her mother, Grainne, 31, says her family have been delighted with the result. She said: 'We have been totally thrilled with the result, she's equally as beautiful as before, there's just a little extra Tessa now.'

Meet Réka Kaponay - the Aussie teen who left behind her ordinary life back in Melbourne at the age of ten in exchange for something a little more 'unconventional'. Over the past three years, the 13-year-old has visited 23 countries and has learnt to fluently speak three languages while on the road with her family. During that time, Réka has experienced and seen parts of the world rarely visited by tourists. Among them include spending five days in the Alps of the Peruvian Andes Mountains. While she has gained quite a following on social media and her blog while also completing her debut novel Dawn of the Guardian - naturally inspired by her travels.

Heartless Melbourne thieves have stolen a child's walker from a church - a donated, crucial aid belonging to an inspiring little boy born with no face. Last year Australians were captivated by the toddler's story after he was brought to Australia and given the chance to live a normal life, thanks to the help of an incredible Melbourne surgeon. Four-year-old Yahya El Jabaly was born with no eyes, a hole in the middle of his face where his nose should be and no upper jaw. Following months of complex reconstructive surgery to build Yahya's face, the Moroccan-born child is living in Melbourne's St Kilda and learning how to walk for the first time in his life. However, the story has taken a sad turn after his custom-made walker was stolen from a church storeroom - a crucial piece of equipment for the resilient little boy's recovery.

Joanne Burns and partner Chris Fredericks, main, from Rhyl, North Wales, only discovered their stillborn son Oliver had been cremated by the Glen Clwyd Hospital, inset, after contacting their GP. The Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board are now investigating how Oliver was cremated and had his ashes scattered in a remembrance garden without the parents being told where and when it would happen.

NEW Kirsty Lund, 29, from Cheshire, suffered years of torment about her size from an bullying ex-boyfriend who teased her about her 15st frame (left). In an attempt to lose weight, she joined a kickboxing club, lost 5st (right) and gained so much confidence she's become a Thai Boxing instructor and has even won a national title.

A hunter had a close call with a bobcat after the predator attempted to make him its prey. Captured on camera in America is the moment the fierce cat spots the man and begins to creep forward. Suddenly it mounts an attack and begins charging at the hunter who recoils in panic.

NEW Footage has emerged showing a fire tear through two adjacent tower blocks in a Chinese city. Flames rise rapidly up through the floors of both buildings and within seconds the two blocks are completely ablaze. The incident is believed to have happened in Shanxi Province.

Millions of Brits could be committing acts of disobedience on a daily basis thanks to the obscure laws passed since the Magna Carta in 1215. Clockwise from top left: It is illegal to enter the Houses of Parliament wearing a suit of armour or carry a plank along a pavement; pub landlords are banned from letting people get drunk in their establishment; handling a salmon in suspicious circumstances is barred, along with bringing Polish potatoes into the UK and being drunk and in charge of cows.

The popularity of The Goonies has turned the seaside town of Astoria, Oregon, into a landmark, with countless 'nostalgia tourists' flocking to the sleepy hollow of 9,500 people. And there is nothing more iconic from the 1985 movie than the home of the Walsh brothers (main), which has been owned and lived in by Sandi Preston and her family since 2001. 'Though I enjoy meeting new people, it's become very difficult to live here,' Preston told The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette of the visitors she receives. Now the town will celebrate the 30th anniversary of The Goonies from June 4 to 7.

Joseph Dupuis, 29, built his dream home 35 miles west of Ottawa, Canada, after buying three shipping containers for $3,400 Canadian each and outfitting them with solar panels for electricity. He spent up to 14 hours a day working on the home over three months in 2012, giving it a cooling system and heated floors for Canadian winters that reach -42 Celsius (-44 Fahrenheit). Dupuis, who works as a renewable energy researcher, says he plans on adding a fourth container to create a bedroom with a view of the stars.

New Jersey 18-year-old Patrick Smith (pictured left and bottom right) boldly decided to ask fellow student Jen Malespina (top right) to the prom using a microphone at a running event, as hundreds of people stood watching. But a cringe-inducing video shows Jen bluntly knocking back his offer - because she already has a date. The humiliating clip was uploaded to Twitter by his friend, and has been seen thousands of times around the world. Patrick, who studies at Park Ridge High School in New Jersey, told MailOnline he was initially mortified that he had been rejected but has now seen the funny side - and has another date to the prom this Friday.

This advert may be for a fashion house, but the first thing you notice about the model isn't her clothes - it's her worryingly frail figure. Promoting Yves Saint Laurent, the woman in a black dress and platform shoes lies artfully on the floor with her rib cage visible through her skin and astonishingly thin legs. The image, which appeared in Elle magazine, triggered a complaint to the Advertising Standards Authority, which has ruled it was 'irresponsible'.

For those looking for a remote, unspoiled beach getaway, the Mediterranean has several hidden gems to choose from - especially among the Ionian Islands (left), Spiaggia Rosa (top right) and Portugal's Praia da Marinha (bottom right). Here, MailOnline Travel has selected the top picks for a relaxing holiday - without the overwhelming crowds.

The amusing and thought-provoking images used in a range of iconic adverts of yesteryear are being showcased to mark the roll call of print and television adverts created by Collett Dickenson Pearce during the industry's heyday - an era recently depicted in U.S television drama Mad Men. From brands such as Clarks (top left and bottom right) and Vogue (inset), to Fiat (top right) and Cinzano, the exhibition, entitled Outside: Collett Dickenson Pearce, includes the 1979 advert for The Strada car which uses the tagline 'Handbuilt by robots' (bottom left). Ironically, when Hugh Hudson arrived on set to film the TV commercial for the campaign, he had to navigate past picketers outside who were protesting against the so-called robots taking their jobs. Another advert show fierce Labour Party rivals Tony Benn and Denis Healey taking pictures of one other under the headline 'They obviously felt like shooting each other', a campaign used to promote an Olympus camera.