Tied to a bed, injected with morphine to stay 'silent' and beaten so badly she couldn't walk for two months: Two Yazidi sex slaves relive the unspeakable cruelty they suffered at hands of ISIS thugs

Two teenage Yazidi sex slaves relive horror of being ISIS slaves

EXCLUSIVE: From the relative safety of the Khanke refugee camp in Iraq - overflowing with refugees made homeless by ISIS - two Yazidi women told MailOnline of their harrowing ordeals at the hands of their ISIS captors. A 19-year-old mother, whose name has been changed to Reehan (right), eventually 'submitted' to her depraved jailer when he beat her one-year-old son. Her voice trembled under the weight of her sadness as she recalled another ISIS fighter raping a mother and daughter in the house where she was kept prisoner. Another girl named Barfo (left), which is also a pseudonym, was tied to a bed, drugged with morphine to make her 'stay silent' and beaten so badly she could not walk for two months. ISIS has kidnapped hundreds of Yazidi girls since launching raids on northern Iraq last August, and the United Nations believes the 'prettiest' ones are sent to depraved auctions where they are stripped naked and sold as sex slaves (inset, file photo).

Couple are found dead at family home in 'murder-suicide' - leaving three young children under age of 10 orphaned

Tracey and Kevin Baker found dead at Somerset home in apparent murder-suicide

The bodies of a couple named locally as Tracey Baker, 42, and her husband Kevin, 35, were discovered at the property in the market town of Chard, Somerset, (pictured middle in the inset image) on Sunday morning. A neighbour said the couple (pictured together), who are believed to have two daughters and a son under the age of 10, had recently encountered marital problems after Mr Baker stopped working due to health issues. Avon and Somerset Police has launched a murder investigation but said it was an 'isolated incident' and that officers were not looking for anyone else in connection with the deaths.

'Utter idiocy': HSBC staff are slammed online for filming ISIS-style mock execution video on team-building away-day 

The video, taken at a go-karting centre in Birmingham, shows the balaclava-clad men laughing as a colleague kneels in front of them in an orange jumpsuit.

Migrant is found dead in the Channel Tunnel after Eurotunnel terminal is invaded in latest bid to reach Britain, causing huge delays for passengers

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Freight traffic was being disrupted but there were also delays to passenger services following the intrusion near Calais in the early hours of the morning, Channel tunnel operator Eurotunnel said.

Michael Barrymore is suing police who arrested him for allegedly murdering Stuart Lubbock after he died in the star's swimming pool at a party 14 years ago

The former TV star is seeking damages for the harm to his reputation and money-spinning career which collapsed following the death of Mr Lubbock, at his home in Roydon, Essex.

Teenager who planned to join ISIS in Syria and said 'all gay people should be killed' is jailed for more than three years 

Syed Choudhury, a student in Cardiff whose family are from Bradford, trawled the internet for terrorist material and told friends he 'would do anything' to get to Syria and fight for the jihadi group

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'Thank God it's back to normal!' Viewers delighted after BBC scraps controversial new Wimbledon show and returns to traditional highlights

Wimbledon 2day attracted a barrage of complaints with viewers lambasting the show's studio audience and setting in a plush hospitality area, with many calling for Clare Balding to be replaced.

BBC Trust slams Jonathan Dimbleby for plugging his charity and the reporter who tweeted that the Queen was dead

The journalist interrupted his appearance on the Today programme to promote Dimbleby Cancer Care - a charity set up in memory of his father - and a fundraising walk through London.

'I'm not moving until three minutes past four': Moment bus driver has angry stand-off with motorist and passers-by after blocking off car that was parked in his stop 

'I'm not moving until three minutes past four': Moment bus driver has angry stand-off with

The driver of the 93 service in Prestwich, Greater Manchester, said he was forced to stop in front of the car while he waited for his departure time as the woman had parked at the bus stop (as seen left). The bus driver, who has not been named, captured the moment he was confronted by an angry passer-by (right, bottom right) and the driver of the car (left, bottom right), who claimed her child was trapped in the vehicle. Moments later, two more bystanders (top right) stop to join in the argument, as the driver stands his ground.

Alton Towers crash victims are pictured together on their first date since accident - having a meal at an upmarket restaurant 

Joe Pugh, left and Leah Washington, right, enjoyed a romantic meal together in their first date since the 17-year-old Miss Washington was released from hospital following the horrific accident.

Today host Jim Naughtie is to leave the BBC flagship Radio 4 current affairs show

The veteran presenter has been host of the Radio 4 programme since February 1994, after a career in newspapers, much of it as a political correspondent at Westminster.

Will Marks & Spencer's clothing ever come back in fashion? Sales fall despite high-profile ad campaigns as food keeps M&S; going

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley launches her clothing range for M&S at the Marble Arch Store, London.

The retailer said its general merchandise - which is mostly clothes - sales fell 0.4 per cent in the three months to June, although its better than last year when notched up a 1.5 per cent decline.

The kickabout that could cost Rory £4million: Golf star McIlroy is set to miss British Open after rupturing ligaments playing football 

World No 1 Rory McIlroy has ruptured a ligament in his left ankle playing football and is a huge doubt to defend The Open at St Andrews next week. He may now miss out on £4.5m in prize money.

The billionaire dog walkers club: How some of the world's richest men are helping Roman Abramovich walk his corgi around the Isle of Arran

Strolling around the Isle of Arran in sensible walking shoes and sportswear, they cut a rather scruffy bunch. But Abramovich's group includes some of Ukraine's richest men.

London's exclusive Garrick Club votes to keep out women despite support from high profile members Damian Lewis, Hugh Bonneville and Jeremy Paxman

At the club's AGM in London, just 50.5 per cent of members voted in favour of allowing women to join the club - falling short of the two-thirds majority needed for rules to be changed.

Pictured: The father-of-two, 51, who was killed by lightning while leading Duke of Edinburgh Scheme youngsters in the Brecon Beacons 

Jeremy Prescott (pictured) from Dawley, in Telford, Shropshire, was one of two men who lost their lives on the mountainside during the freak electrical storm. Two others were injured.

Baby who died at just three weeks old after being attacked by dog is remembered at his funeral as 'a golden little boy'

Reggie Young died in hospital following the attack by a small terrier-type dog at his home in Sunderland. Mourners filled Sunderland Minster where they remembered his short life.

Teenage boy and girl are winched to safety 'just in time' after being trapped waist-deep in mud 

Two teenagers were taken to hospital suffering from hypothermia after being pulled from the River Wyre near Fleetwood, Lancashire. The mother of a 14-year-old boy thanked her son's rescuers.

Britain's ultimate surf and turf home - converted fishing cottages set in 400 acres on the Dorset coast that are selling for £3million

Converted fishing cottages set on 400 acres along Dorset coast selling for £3m

Surrounded on three sides by rolling green fields, Long House in Dorset is the ideal country retreat. It's also just as easily a seaside hideaway, with its owners just a stroll away from their own beach. It is set in 400 acres of National Trust farmland, and comes with stables and manege, a tennis court, kitchen garden, a koi carp lily pond, and a barn conversion cottage.

The fun police! Officers are praised after they pose for selfies with Essex revellers in a bid to improve their force's image 

The humorous photos, showing policemen smiling broadly as they mingle with revellers in Chelmsford, Essex, have been going down a storm on social media, with people posting them on Twitter.

Brother and sister are banned from keeping dogs after RSPCA inspectors found 29 Shih Tzus suffering at their 'filthy and unhygienic' house 

Brother and sister Paul and Rosemary Wiggin left wet puppies outside their Staffordshire home. Pregnant dogs were also kept in a 'filthy and unhygienic' house covered in faeces (pictured).

Ex-SAS paratrooper who was first British soldier to set foot in occupied France on D-Day has died aged 95

SAS paratrooper Lieutenant Norman Poole was one of a six-man team who landed on the Cherbourg peninsula in Normandy on the night of June 5-6, 1944.

The haunting images that show how the untouched home where Peaches Geldof died is becoming reclaimed by nature 

Weeds and overgrown foliage cover the property in Wrotham, Kent, which has lay empty ever since Miss Geldof (pictured) was found dead on April 7 last year. Her husband is too traumatised to return.

Property developer who painted her Kensington house with red and white stripes sues her council for blocking her two-storey basement plans

Zipporah Lisle-Mainwaring, 71, who painted red and white stripes on her multi-million pound townhouse in Kensington, west London, is trying to sue Kensington and Chelsea Council over its new planning policy.

Is this Britain's most romantic property? Castle with its own heart-shaped lake goes on the market for £20million 

With its turrets, enchanting gardens and spacious bedrooms, Grade II-listed Compton Castle, in Compton Pauncefoot, Somerset, looks like it has come straight from the pages of a fairytale.

Teenager paralysed after 'three youths threw stones at him causing him to fall from a 50ft bridge onto rocks' 

Joshua Davies, pictured, who has Aspergers syndrome, was trying to escape the boys when he tripped and fell from the crossing in Pontypridd, South Wales, on to a rocks in the River Taff.

Distraction burglars who were so ugly that they were identified by pensioners with dementia are jailed 

Police said Mark Smith, 42, and Rachel Cooper, 38, of Loughton, Essex, were so hard on the eye that victims with severe memory impairments were able to pick them out of an ID parade.

Jealous man fined £400 for putting revenge porn photo of his ex-girlfriend on Facebook after she dumped him

Clayton Kennedy, 20, was fined £400 and given a community order at Cardiff Magistrates' Court after admitting posting a photograph on social media of his ex-girlfriend performing a sex act.

William pays tribute to the victims of 7/7: Prince joins relatives for emotional memorial service on 10th anniversary of bombings that brought terror to London

Prince William's hugs 7/7 bombings victim after her emotional Hyde Park speech

Mr Cameron and Mr Johnson placed the wreaths at the memorial at 8.50am, timed to coincide with the first of the four deadly blasts on the London transport network which killed 52 people and injured hundreds more. Londoners also remembered the victims at tube stations in London, including at Edgware Road (inset), where six people died. Later this morning, Britain will fall silent and families of the victims join survivors of the attack, members of the emergency services and politicians at two services to commemorate the anniversary of the attacks.

#walktogether: Thousands of defiant London commuters get off the Tube early and walk their final stop in memory of the 52 people who died in 7/7 terror attacks 10 years ago today 

In memory of those killed in the bombings a decade ago, commuters across London today stepped off the train, tube and bus one stop early to walk the remainder of their journey.

Blair warns terror threat has 'intensified' in the 10 years since 7/7 and urges Western leaders to combat fanatics 'on the ground'

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Mr Blair, who was PM when four British bombers blew themselves up killing 52 people in 2005, warned today that the threat posed by Islamist fanatics has reached 'the edges of Europe'.

Revealed: Three quarters of MPs expect fresh 7/7-style attack on Britain within a decade 

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While eight out of 10 MPs believe new anti-terror laws and extra funding have helped the security services prevent an attack, just a quarter say an atrocity is now less likely than in 2005.

Former X-Factor winner Steve Brookstein sparks fury after using 7/7 anniversary to boast about his number one album 

The failed singer took to Twitter this morning to remind followers that on this day ten years ago, he had been abroad and was unaware of the attacks which killed 52 people and injured 700.

EU deputy president IGNORES UKIP MEP's request for a minute's silence for 7/7 bombing victims and insists proceedings continue

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A mark of respect had been requested during a session in the European Parliament in Strasbourg by UKIP MEP Gerard Batten (pictured), but was refused, according to two of his colleagues.

Britain should lay on FLIGHTS to Syria for Islamist fanatics who want to join ISIS, says former anti-terror police chief 

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Bob Quick, a former Scotland Yard assistant commissioner, said it could be safer to help British extremists leave the country and ban them from returning by withdrawing their passports.

Labour leadership gets nasty: Allies of Yvette Cooper accused of attacking Liz Kendall for not having children

Labour leadership contender Yvette Cooper during a Labour Leadership and Deputy Leadership Hustings at the East Midlands Conference Centre in Nottingham. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Picture date: Sunday June 28, 2015. Photo credit should read: Joe Giddens/PA Wire

Backbench MP Helen Goodman wrote an article saying she supported Ms Cooper because 'as a working mum she understands the pressures on modern family life'.

'Sundays were miserable before shopping': Tory minister ridicules critics of plan to scrap restrictions

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Small business minister Anna Soubry said plans to give elected mayors and councils the power to allow supermarkets to open for more than six hours on a Sunday were not a threat to family life.

'This is only the BEGINNING of the Euro crisis': William Hague warns Greece debacle is only a 'minor rehearsal' for coming crash

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Mr Hague, who quit politics at the election, said Greece had no chance of turning its economy around within the single currency unless Germany agreed to hand over big subsidies 'forever'.

Cut the top rate of tax to 40p but only AFTER rich bosses pay their staff properly, says Boris Johnson

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The London Mayor said a tax cut for the wealthy cannot be supported until business leaders pay their staff a living wage which means they do not have to rely on welfare to top up their income.

That's ONE way to clean up politics: New Tory MP poses naked in the shower for racy TV advert being aired in America

The advert for Dove soap which features Plymouth MP Johnny Mercer.  See SWNS story SWMP; A different side to a Plymouth MP is being aired on televisions on the other side of the Atlantic - an altogether less clothed side in fact. An advert for Dove Men shower gel is currently being played in America and features none other than Johnny Mercer, MP for Plymouth Moor View - which includes a half-naked shower scene. In scenes shot in London before he was elected, but after being chosen to contest one of the city's parliamentary seat, the ex-commando captain is seen lathering up in the shower and then later playing with his daughter Amalie, aged six, showing off his strength. And his wife Felicity admitted he had to prepare for the role - by shaving his chest for the shower scenes. The Army veteran said it had been "a bit of fun" and said it was a great way of spending time with the family after leaving the armed forces.

New Conservative MP and former Army captain Johnny Mercer has caused a splash after he was spotted half naked - in an advert for shower gel on American TV.

Greek referendum is dismissed as an 'irrelevant circus' by European Commission president Juncker who says he is still trying to 'understand' what the result meant 

EU leaders to hold summit on the crisis after Barack Obama intervenes in talks

Speaking in Brussels today, Juncker (inset) criticised the wording of the referendum question as 'intelligible', adding that has left him wondering what exactly the Greek people were voting to say. With his country struggling to stave off financial collapse, Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras will try to convince European creditors - including Juncker - to agree on a new bailout program when they meet for an emergency eurozone summit later this afternoon. Huge queues continue to snake around banks today (main image) as pensioners demand to be allowed access to withdraw up to €120 from their pensions.

Shame of the charity cold call sharks: Mail investigation finds Britain's biggest charities ruthlessly hounding the vulnerable and elderly for cash, even if they have OPTED OUT of receiving calls

The British Red Cross, NSPCC, Oxfam and Macmillan have all been exploiting loopholes in the Telephone Preference Service, which was set up to protect the elderly from cold callers.

Cost of English farmland trebles in 10 years - outperforming the FTSE 100 index and the central London property market

Data from Knight Frank's latest Farmland Index shows the value of bare farmland has risen 2.6 per cent between April and June 2015, and 33 per cent, or £2,050 per acre, since the end of 2012.

After man brandishes ISIS flag outside Big Ben now a shopper parks car emblazoned with flag of Hezbollah at an Asda (and, yes, that's allowed too) 

EXCLUSIVE: The terrorist-linked group's emblem was printed on to a Syria flag on the side of a blue Subaru Impreza, spotted outside an Asda store in London's Wembley Park today.

Energy giants guilty of rip-off bills - but won't be broken up: Watchdogs criticise 'Big Six' firms for overcharging loyal customers by £1.2BILLION 

British households are overpaying for their energy by around £1.2 billion a year and are failing to switch to get the best deals, the Competition and Markets Authority watchdog said today.

More than 1,000 doctors convicted of sexual offences, drug dealing and fraud are still allowed to practise across the UK 

The new figures show that a total of 360 doctors currently on the General Medical Council register have been convicted of drink-driving. Others have been in court for fraud, assault and even sex offences.

Clarkson and co blocked from appearing on ITV until 2017 because of clause in his BBC contract meaning he can't work for rival British channel 

Former Top Gear hosts Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond have been blocked from immediately appearing on a rival motoring show on ITV by their former BBC contracts.

Mother-of-one 'suffers horrific burns when NutriBullet kitchen smoothie blender explodes in her face'

Tysha Stapleton, from South London, claims she suffered second degree burns when her NutriBullet gadget blasted open, and erupted scalding juice across her face, neck and chest.

Teenage fitness fanatic, 16, throttled to death by his ONESIE when using it as makeshift resistance band during workout 

Joshua Harrison-Jones (pictured) tied the nightwear to an exercise bench and was using it to left weights during a late-night workout session at his home in Stretford, Greater Manchester.

We shall find them on the beaches: Faces of 18 wanted British criminals are displayed on electronic billboards around Spain

Hoping to uncover dangerous criminals hiding in areas such as Benidorm, Malaga and Puerto Banus, the tactic is part of a joint campaign by Crimestoppers and the National Crime Agency.

'Grow a set': Restaurateur stuns diner with extraordinary response to his critical online review

Canada Wood Kitchen and Bar diner Phil Jeruzal, told to 'grow a set' by restaurant boss

Phil Jeruzal, 27 (left), left an honest review on the Facebook page of Canada Wood Kitchen and Bar in Falkirk, Stirlingshire (right), after having an 'average' and disappointing meal - only to be told to 'grow a set'. In his review, Mr Jeruzal, a digital content and marketing assistant, said the restaurant had a 'great location, lovely staff and nice venue'. But he felt its downfall was a 'chef that doesn't really seem to know what he is doing'. However, restaurant boss Monica Shaw responded to the online review by suggesting he 'jump out from behind the safety of your PC and grow a set' (inset).

Cancer patient has his mouth and tongue rebuilt using tissue from his ARM... after a tumour the size of a plum is removed from his throat

David Barwell, of Nottingham, was diagnosed with T4 mouth cancer in March, after losing four stone in less than three months. Doctors now hope he will be able to eat, drink and talk again.

World Health Organisation is 'unfit to deal with global emergencies', says damning new report into its handling of the Ebola epidemic

An independent review has called for sweeping changes at the UN agency, warning 'the world simply cannot afford another period of inaction until the next health crisis'.

Malaria breakthrough: Targeting key protein 'kills the parasite and stops the disease', paving the way for new treatments

Scientists from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine found by preventing the protein kinase from working, the malaria parasite was killed and the disease stopped in its tracks.

Fury of 24-year-old mother-of-one hit by Crohn's disease at Co-op after they refuse to let her use their shop's toilet

Annie Richards, of Cradley Heath, West Midlands, was denied access to the toilet in a Plymouth branch of Co-op Food despite telling staff of her condition, which causes excruciating abdominal pain

Now benefits mother of 12 Cheryl Prudham wants to use her handouts to pay for a new £5,000 34DD boob job

Cheryl Prudham, from Skelmersdale, Lancashire, gave birth to her 12th child last month and had applied for NHS surgery to boost her 34A bust to a 34DD cup.

Two holidaymakers win five-figure payout from Thomas Cook after they were ravaged by BED BUGS at Caribbean resort

Jessica Mann and then-boyfriend Aaron Rigby were forced to seek medical attention for painful rashes and blisters that broke out all over their bodies while on holiday in the Dominican Republic.

Top anti-ageing tip... keep your hairstyle short: Queen's hairdresser says style that ends near jawline acts as a facelift 

According to Her Majesty's hairdresser, Denise McAdam, opting for a hair style that ends near the jawline acts as a facelift, provides bounce to ageing locks and can give a woman a sexy air.

'Horrendous rusty car that stinks of mackerel and failed its MOT' is offered for sale in hilariously honest online advert... and it SELLS for £100 

Kevin Blair, 37, advertised his 2002 Ford Fiesta on a community website in the village of Errol, Perthshire, Scotland. He still sold it for £100 despite its flaws - which was £10 above the asking price.

The future smells sweet for Zoella: YouTube sensation, 25, breaks sales records with new beauty range (and tops up her burgeoning bank balance) 

The 25-year-old's Tutti Fruity range - a collection of bath products - launched at midnight on Superdrug's website and was an instant hit with hundreds of products selling overnight.

Tourists are left terrified after being photobombed by an 18th century ghost dubbed The Watcher during a visit to Edinburgh vaults 

Edinburgh Vaults tourists photobombed by 18th century ghost 'The Watcher'

Support worker Emma Surgenor, from Blackpool, was given a fright when she looked back at her pictures from a night tour at the Edinburgh vaults in Scotland and saw what appeared to be a ghost standing behind her sister Lauren. She said: 'We took loads of pictures and some of them came up pitch black and some came through. To our shock this figure which looks like a man appeared in one of them. We got a chill sensation and just screamed "oh my god".' The original photo the 32-year-old took is left, and a lightened version right. Due to frequent reports of paranormal activity and ghost sightings, the Edinburgh vaults were featured on Living TV's Most Haunted.

How Monet was almost thwarted by nimbys: Documents that show artist's neighbours objected to plans for lily pond in his garden set to go on display

Farmers in Giverny, about 50 miles north east of Paris feared that Claude Monet's water garden, subject of many of his greatest works, pictured, would infect the water supply and kill their cows.

Snakes and ladders: Police capture escaped boa constrictor after terrified neighbours spot it crawling along phone wire 20ft above them in Welsh village

Worried neighbours watched from below as a boa constrictor escaped its tank and managed to climb out of an upstairs window at its owner's house in Anglesey, North Wales.

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Doctors should refer patients to LAUGHTER classes, says mother who claims giggling has cured her asthma and depression

Lynette Webbe, 59, from Pill in Wales, claims laughter therapy classes, which involve giggling, storytelling and dancing have cured her respiratory problems as well as her depression.

Could scientists REVERSE dementia? Blocking a protein that builds up in the blood 'helps combat memory loss'

Inhibiting a protein called B2M, which is involved in immunity, reversed the decline in thinking and memory associated with ageing, scientists from the University of California, San Francisco, found.

Toddlers cared for by their families have stronger language skills...but those left in crèches are better with their hands

Researchers at Maynooth University showed language skills are the only area in which children who are cared for by their own extended family outperformed others by the age of three.

Dog-tor Doolittle: Pet pooch is friends with other animals... and loves nothing more than snuggling up to his hamster and bird pals 

Bob the golden retriever dog loves snuggling with hamster and bird friends

Bob the golden retriever has been taking the internet by storm thanks to these pictures of him snuggling up with his feathered and furry friends and their home in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Luiz Higa Junior, 31, got Bob when he was four months old - a month before he became the proud owner of a cockatiel and parakeet. Since then, six other birds and a hamster have joined the clan and are now the subject of a popular Instagram profile.

The Wodaabe wife-stealing festival: Stunning images from the world's vainest tribe where men dress up to take each other's women

The polygamous Wodaabe tribe stage the Gerewol festival where men dance for the women hoping to steal one as a wife. The women who choose the men can have a number of husbands

Sprawling 18th century mansion complete with its own cave and where the Barclay family once lived with their pet LIONS Mitzi and Fritzi goes on sale for £2m

Colney Hall, a grade II listed seven bedroom property in Norwich, Norfolk, which was bought by Hugh Gurney Barclay in the late 19th century, has been put on the market for £2million.

Back to school! London restaurant to serve canteen dinners including alphabet spaghetti and fish fingers... but a meal will set you back £55

The After School Club is London's latest restaurant, housed in The Round Chapel, Old School Rooms in, Hackney, London. For £55 diners can tuck into shepherd's pie and spaghetti.

The super-rich parents happy for children to try life as a cleaner: Families seek out work experience places for offspring in REAL jobs to keep them 'grounded'

Billionaires, attracted to London by the promise of good education, are seeking work experience placements for their kids that offer an insight into what life's like further down the social ladder.

An emotional rollercoaster! Photographer's passionate portraits of British fairground art pay tribute to the iconic 'Waltzer'

Nigel Edginton-Vigus from Ashtead in Surrey started on his project to pay tribute to the overlooked art that adorns the oldest, most iconic and the most popular fairground ride, the Waltzer.

52 shot dead in 72 hours in the world's new murder capital: MailOnline spends a nightmarish three days with police in San Salvador where the streets run with blood and fear chokes the air

MailOnline spends 3 days in San Salvador where 52 shot dead in 72 hours

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT Over three nightmarish days with the police on the streets of San Salvador, MailOnline saw the police and forensic teams respond to a staggering 52 murders (top right). Both the police force and the city's morgue (bottom right) have been pushed to breaking point by a bitter street war between two of the country's notorious gangs - Barrio 18 and MS-13. And the authorities blame the breakdown of a year-long truce between the government and these deadly factions which gave them time to recruit and strengthen. 667 El Salvadorian lives were cut short last month - an average of over 22 every day - and more civilians were slaughtered there in may than ISIS-overrun Iraq.

Greece's new finance minister arrives for first Eurozone meeting with NOTHING new to offer... as Fidel Castro praises Tsipras for his 'brilliant political victory' following referendum 'No' vote

Newly appointed Greek Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos (C) attends a euro zone finance ministers meeting on the situation in Greece in Brussels, Belgium, July 7, 2015. Greece faces a last chance to stay in the euro zone on Tuesday when Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras puts proposals to an emergency euro zone summit after Greek voters resoundingly rejected the austerity terms of a defunct bailout. REUTERS/Yves Herman

Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos arrived at the meeting of Eurozone finance ministers 'without even a printed piece of paper', sources say, as the country descends towards total fiscal meltdown.

Prosecutors demand a 3½-year prison sentence for 'bookkeeper of Auschwitz' Oskar Groening as his trial over the death of 300,000 Jews as judges consider their verdict

Oskar Groening, 94, has been on trial in the German city of Lunenburg since April, charged with 300,000 counts of accessory to murder for Jew that died there from May to July 1944.

Glamorous Carla Bruni-Sarkozy accompanies her husband as the former French president attends the funeral of his political mentor 

The 47-year-old and her husband Nicolas Sarkozy were paying their respects to former French interior minister Charles Pasqua at a service in Grasse, southern France.

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Beauty and the beast: Ugly statue of Egypt's famously stunning Queen Nefertiti causes outrage across the country 

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The statue, which was installed at the entrance to the city of Samalout, was intended to be replica of the famously beautiful 3,300-year old bust unearthed in 1912.

Woman dies after Indian police 'douse her in petrol and set fire to her for failing to pay bribes' 

Two policemen have been suspended after Neetu Dwivedi,40, claimed she was ordered to pay a bribe. When she refused, she claimed the officers poured petrol over her body and set her alight.

Migrant is found dead in the Channel Tunnel after Eurotunnel terminal is invaded in latest bid to reach Britain, causing huge delays for passengers

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Freight traffic was being disrupted but there were also delays to passenger services following the intrusion near Calais in the early hours of the morning, Channel tunnel operator Eurotunnel said.

Four teachers planning to travel to Syria are arrested for supporting ISIS - including one who made young children sing Islamic State songs and praised the terror group in class

The Shin Bet security agency said the four detainees who worked at schools in Hura - a Bedouin township in the Negev desert - had been using their positions to radicalise students.

One last sleep for the world's oldest man: Japan's Sakari Momoi, who said the secret to a long life was a good night's rest, dies aged 112 

The world's oldest man, who once said the secret to a long life was a healthy diet and plenty of sleep, has died at the age of 112. Supercentenarian Sakari Momoi was married and had five children.

The bubble bursts at Banko Kleftiko: RICHARD LITTLEJOHN imagines what Harry Enfield's character Stavros the kebab shop owner would think of the Greek crisis

RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: This column decided to consult our own resident expert, one of the most prominent members of the Greek community in Britain, Harry Enfield's character Stavros.

PETER OBORNE: This Greek horror show wouldn't be happening if only Europe had listened to Maggie

Sunday marked a turning point in the history of post-war Europe - the moment when the euro began its inevitable collapse, and the European project itself started to disintegrate, writes PETER OBORNE.

DAILY MAIL COMMENT: The law must protect us from cold-callers

Last night, the ICO vowed an immediate investigation into the Mail's evidence. How much longer must the vulnerable be left to suffer before the law on cold-calling is rewritten to spell out that No means No?

Who's more bonkers: me or Yoko Ono? Take CRAIG BROWN'S test to see if you can tell the difference 

CRAIG BROWN: Yoko Ono has just won the Observer Lifetime Achievement Ethical Award. Half of these thoughts are hers and half are mine. Can you tell the difference?