Bristol-born millionaire Andy Bush, 48, was shot dead at his villa on the Costa del Sol. His model ex-girlfriend, Mayka Kukucova, 25, (together inset) has been accused and is being held in a Malaga prison. She is expected to be charged with his homicide, which in Spain is a halfway house between manslaughter and murder. But the discovery of gunshot residue on his new girlfriend, 22-year-old Maria Morotaeva, (main) has added confusion to the previously 'open and shut' case. She has insisted she was outside the villa when Mr Bush was shot. Ms Morotaeva insisted she knew nothing of the police ballistics report.

The Greek government stubbornly refuses to adopt any measure that would hit the pockets of its political clients, especially the bloated state employment sector, writes MAX HASTINGS. But if the Greeks are once again given more time to pay the debts they can't afford, it will be plain the leaders of Europe lack any stomach for facing hard truths. They preside over a currency system that has gone horribly wrong - and can never hope to go right until the passengers unable to pay their fares are put ashore - but refuse to admit it.

A grieving father last night said he had lost faith in the justice system after being accused of harassing his girl's killer. Police launched an investigation into Paul Baker (pictured left with his wife), 47, following complaints from the family of death driver Robert Blackwell (inset). The 19-year-old tested positive for cannabis after mowing down Mr Baker's daughter Liberty (pictured right with her family), 14, in Witney, Oxfordshire last year. He had also been speeding and lost control while texting at the wheel.

Zack Davies (pictured) shouted 'this is for Lee Rigby' as he brandished a machete and started hacking at an Asian dentist who had gone to a Tesco in Mold, North Wales to buy his lunch, a court was told. Mold Crown Court heard the victim's account of the frightening attack which left him with life-changing injuries. The terrified 24-year-old's ordeal only ended when a former soldier bravely stepped in his way and persuaded Davies to drop his weapon. White supremacist and neo-Nazi material was found when police later raided Davies' home, his trial was told. Davies has admitted attacking Sarandev Bhambra because he was Asian, but denies attempted murder.

Ian Stephens, from Wigan in Lancashire, was convicted of 'middle lane hogging' after refusing to move out of the central lane of the M62 between Rochdale and Huddersfield last year. Police said six drivers had to brake and swerve to overtake his Citroen Berlingo van, as it travelled on the eastbound carriage of the motorway near Junction 23 at 60mph.

The rampaging canine penned the two sheep back towards the cliff at Seven Sisters Country Park in Seaford, East Sussex, causing one of them to lose its footing and fall onto the rocks below. Onlookers watched in horror as one of the sheep got too close to the edge of the cliff at 3pm on Saturday. The dog immediately turned its attention to the other trapped animal but the sheep managed to outfox him and free itself before owner collared the dog and whisked him away.

Colouring books for adults are doing a roaring trade, with publishers reporting sales figures in the hundreds of thousands. Experts put it down to part nostalgia, part workaholics needing time to relax. Psychologists say that when it comes to relaxation, colouring has surprisingly scientific results. Many thousands of British women - including Fiona Chow (left) and Naomi Gilmour (centre) - swear by the past-time, with most claiming taking 10 minutes to colour in a flower or an intricate design is like giving their minds a 'power nap' and fills them with new, focussed energy.

A video of two golden retriever cheese puppies, Colby and Bleu, running for their dinner over the course of none months has gone viral. One million people have watched the mealtime race so far. The pair have become so popular they even have their own Instagram account which has been showcasing their first few months of life.

Jack Grealish faces more awkward questions from Aston Villa after a photograph of the midfielder lying next to a giant, £1,000 bottle of vodka appeared on the internet.The picture was taken on June 2 during his holiday in Marbella, days before the 19-year-old was photographed lying on a street in Tenerife next to a packet of cigarettes. It follows footage that emerged of the youngster in April inhaling nitrous oxide, known as 'hippy crack', which led to Villa manager Tim Sherwood warning Grealish about his conduct.

Raphael Hostey (left, as a teenager, and top right), a senior British recruiter for ISIS, has been accused of forcing girls who ask for help crossing the Turkey-Syria border into taking off their head coverings so 'he can pick the prettiest ones'. The 22-year-old from Moss Side, Manchester, has also been condemned for trying to steal girls from fellow fighters. The man nicknamed 'Al-Britani Afro' because of his hairstyle left his wife and child behind when he quit the UK to join ISIS in Syria in 2013. He joins a list of British jihadi converts who have been accused of being sexual predators. It recently emerged that Omar Hussain from High Wycombe - also known as the 'loneliest jihadi' - was convicted of a sexual assault. While a sting operation (bottom right) caught Ahmed Canter from West London grooming an underage over Skype conversation.

On Monday, a 26-year-old woman was crushed to death by a lorry in central London, and a 50-year-old man was killed in a crash with a car in north-west London in the early hours of Sunday. Their deaths follow (clockwise from top): Stephanie Turner, 29, who died just a few miles from her North London home after a collision with a lorry in January, Akis Kollaros, 34, who died on February 2, Federica Baldassa, 26, a Italian-born fashion buyer died in a cycle-lorry crash in Holborn on February 6, Claire Hitier-Abadie, 36, a mother-of-two, who was killed in an accident in Victoria in February, Moira Gemmill, 55, who was killed in a collision with a tipper truck in Westminster in April and Esther Hartsilver, 32, died after an accident in Camberwell in May.

Nick Gaskin, 46, from Quorn, Leicestershire, was diagnosed with primary progressive multiple sclerosis 16 years ago and needs wife Tracy, 41, (pictured left with him) to provide 24/7 care. He communicates with Tracy by blinking. Despite this he received a letter (right) from Loughborough Job Centre causing Tracy to ring them and ask why he had been summoned for an interview only to be told if her husband couldn't attend he could do a telephone interview - even though he can't speak.

Caitlyn Jenner celebrated Father's Day with all her children. The former Olympian - who was known as Bruce Jenner before her transition - threw a party at her Malibu home which was attended by her six kids and four stepchildren. She shared a picture of the celebration with her fans on Twitter along with a message of gratitude. 

Surviving the German occupation, at sixteen Audrey suffered from asthma, jaundice, acute anemia and edema. 'We ate nettles and ... tried to boil grass - in addition to tulips,' she said. Audrey's anaemia left her with dark circles under her eyes. It explains the passion his mother had for food, Luca Dotti writes in a new memoir about his mother. She thought her feet too long, her ears and nose too large. She was crazy about chocolate, believing it  would 'banish sadness.' No matter how much she ate, she never gained weight. She also loved fpasta and ice cream, 'which she ate with a greediness worthy of a mischievous little scamp.' Audrey's idea of heaven was being with boyfriend Robert Wolders  and her two sons at home with her dogs, a good movie, a wonderful meal, and great television.

James Owen and his crew accidentally caught the 6.3-metre basking shark in their trawler at Portland, west of Warrnambool, in Victoria on Sunday but instead of selling the sought-after Chinese delicacy, they decided to donate the rare three-tonne male fish to science. Dr Martin Gomon praised the fisherman for contacting the Melbourne Museum saying he had great respect for him as choosing to make money from the second largest living fish would have been the more enticing option. A crane had to be used to lift the mammoth mammal from the boat and it took an astounding five hours to cut up the shark in pieces small enough to be carried.

He is considered football royalty. But David Beckham looked like he was posing for a football squad photograph as he met a true regal figure at Buckingham Palace on Monday, hosted by none other than Her Royal Highness. The Manchester United and England legend, sitting with his hands placed on his knees next to the Queen, was a special guest at HRH The Queen's Young Leaders Event, which celebrates Britain and the Commonwealth's emerging business talent.

The amateur video of the fight between the snake and rabbit has gone viral on YouTube, being viewed more than 1,6million times. The extraordinary film shows how the long black snake has wrapped itself around bunnies (top left) before their mother comes to the rescue, leaping from nowhere onto the snake (top right). After managing to get the snake to release her young, the rabbit continues pursuing the reptile in an epic battle of wills (bottom left). At one stage the rabbit is sent flying into the air in a backwards somersault (bottom right) after the snake manages to bite it and then slithers off - but the rabbit is still in hot pursuit. By the end of the clip one thing is clear - the one thing is clear - the reptile won't be trying to wrap itself around this bunny's babies again any time soon.

One of the world's largest private land holdings that includes the biggest cattle station on the planet and has been in the one, Australian family for five generations is in final preparations for its sale, with bidders from China, the UK, Indonesia and the US. The unique collection of ten vast outback properties amassed more than 100 years ago by the penniless teenage runaway who became legendary Australian pastoralist, Sir Sidney Kidman, will be sold to one of 30 bidders from around the world over the next few months. The combined territory of the properties is 101,411 square kilometres, or almost 11 million hectares, equivalent to the US state of Indiana, and more than three-quarters the size of England ... but only 150 people live there. The owners want more than $325 million for the collection of properties.

Firefighters were forced to use an angle grinder (pictured above, bottom right) to remove the hardened-steel lock after the man, aged in his 20s, was marched into Coventry Fire Station by his angry mother. Friends of the unnamed victim had attached the lock while he was sleeping and then lost the key (pictured above, main, after he arrived at the fire station). After three hours trying to remove the shackle the man's mother appealed for the help of firefighters.

On the latest episode of the E! reality series Botched, Tania Mehra, a 33-year-old model and actress from Los Angeles, visited doctors Paul Nassif and Terry Dubrow in hopes that the duo would be able to fix her nose, which has left her feeling self-conscious for the past seven years. When Tania first moved to California to pursue modeling, her boyfriend at the time was very critical of her nose (pictured right, before the operation) and he suggested that she should meet with the doctor who performed a breast augmentation on his mother. Pictured left is Tania as she is now.

A video posted on YouTube this month shows comedian Tom Mabe's cat staring down a fierce mountain lion (pictured) who wandered onto his property in Kentucky. The pretty Himalayan showed no fear in the face of the dangerous creature.

Shelly Wall's son Noah (together, right), who was born with spina bifida, was sitting in a separate pushchair when his family arrived at the luxury department store in Knightsbridge, London, yesterday. A guard told them that the wheelchair, which was being carried by his sister Steph (holding her brother and the wheelchair, left), would have to be left in the luggage department while they visited the Disney Cafe in store. Mrs Wall claims the officer refused to accept the blue cart-shaped seat was a wheelchair (inset), despite their protests that his legs 'don't work' as he is paralysed from the waist down. Harrods has since apologised, claiming it was an 'unintentional error in judgement'.

The video footage was captured on a camera fitted to the inside of the police car in the village of Kharlovo in Russia's Altai Krai region. The two officers are seen in the front of the car when the 38-year-old suspect is seated in the back seat having handed over his papers. He appears to be almost falling asleep, but suddenly pulls out a knife and repeatedly stabs the policeman sitting on the right of the video. The fatally injured officer, 34-year-old Aleksandr Lyamkin (pictured, inset, with his wife and two children) struggles desperately to fend off his attacker while trying to open the car door. The attacker then turns the weapon onto his colleague, who was also seriously wounded, but manages to call for back-up.

Wan Shuangjian (pictured left in inset) was just two years old when he was kidnapped while playing outside in Shenzhen in China. He was found by police after his twin brother gave them a photograph of himself. A DNA test confirmed that the two men were twin brothers and they were brought back together in a tearful reunion last week.

A Royal Navy submarine scuttled off the coast of Corsica during the Second World War has been discovered 72 years later. HMS Saracen, sunk by her own crew during the Second World War, was found lying more than 1,000ft below the surface of the Mediterranean after a two-year search. The boat terrorised the German and Italian navies during the war, taking part in daring missions before she was sunk by her own crew.

He may have won over 100 for England and lifted the Champions League with Chelsea but it seems Frank Lampard is no good at climbing ladders. Lampard was enjoying a swim in the sea before he makes the move across the pond to join New York City. But if this video is anything to go by, it seems Lampard is a stranger when it comes to climbing after failing to negotiate his way up a rope ladder. 

It may not be the traditional lace, silk or satin, but at a New York boutique, designers battled it out to create stunning wedding dresses out of nothing but double-ply. Creative contestants fashioned the elaborate gowns, from rolls of Charmin toilet paper, glue, tape and thread in a bid to take home the $10,000 prize. Donna Pope Vincler's amazing creation (right) - Top Hat, TP and Tails - was crowned as the winner of the 11th annual Cheap Chic Weddings Toilet Paper Wedding Dress Contest. The head-turning 'Garden Party' design by Carol Touchstone which came in third was based on a floral theme featuring thousands of paper petals (left).