Prince William let slip last week that Prince George is a 'little monkey' compared to his sweet little sister, but thirty years ago the now composed Prince William wasn't as different as he'd like to think. The destructive little prince was known to his father Prince Charles as 'Whirlwind Will', for his alarming habit of flushing shows down the royal loo, while others nicknamed him 'The Basher'. Now just four days short of his second birthday, Prince George has wasted no time in showing everyone who's boss. A series of photographs reveal the surprising similarities between little George and his dad.

Collector Seamus Molloy believes he has bought the only photo of famous authors Charlotte, Anne and Emily Bronte in the entire world after he noticed the picture looked like a painting of the trio. After buying it on eBay for £15, Mr Molloy from Halifax, West Yorkshire, says he spotted the word 'Bells' on the reverse of the picture using photo enhancing software. The sisters used the pseudonyms Currer, Ellis and Acton Bell. Yesterday Catherine Rayner of the Bronte Society said it would be 'wonderful' if it was a painting of the sisters but sadly 'we may never really know.'

Rebecca and Vikki Lomax (pictured above, main with their twins) of Bolton didn't think having a family would be possible until they came across Kenzie Kilpatrick, 26, (pictured above, inset) who had set up a Facebook page offering his services. Demand for Mr Kilpatrick's sperm has been so great he has tried to help 50 women with the result of fathering ten babies by nine of them. Rebecca, 27, who gave birth to the little boys, added: 'Having our twin sons is a dream come true.'

Remarkable, high-definition images of Pluto have been released showing the vast icy landscape of the dwarf planet. 'I'm a little biased, but I think the solar system saved the best for last,' New Horizons principle investigator said during a press briefing. The stunning images were unveiled alongside two incredible animations of the dwarf planet, showing flyovers of the plains and mountains of the frozen world.

Professional musician Craig Lawrie agreed to perform at a wedding near Glasgow for a couple named Sarah and Marshal. But even though the bride said she was delighted by his playing, she demanded a refund because he was allegedly caught drinking in a photo posted online by a guest. He has refused to give back his fee of roughly £200, insisting that he drank nothing but a soft drink bought for him by the groom's best man. He is pictured here playing the pipes, right, and drinking whisky on the beach, left.

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: The sickening murder is understood to have taken at the Western Hir Palace in the province of Homs after the soldier was captured by jihadis at the nearby Al-Bosayri army checkpoint. Wearing camouflage and a black headdress, the boy's face is uncovered (left) - revealing a chilling dead-eyed stare that offers a glimpse of the evil he has witnessed carried out by ISIS' killers (top right). The regime soldier is seen being forced to lay on his stomach as the young boy approaches him from behind, pulls his head back by the hair, and uses a small knife to behead him (bottom right) .

Garden spheres and circular pods are the must-have for the garden this summer and JILL FOSTER meets three families to find out why sales have soared by 59 per cent. Lorna Staunton and her family (pictured above, left) enjoy alfresco meals in their pod, whilst Elspeth and Mark Timmans (pictured above, top right) use theirs as a high-tech office space. Barbara and Max Edensor (pictured above, bottom left) have only had her sphere for a week and are already in love with it.

Two young women stole the show at their sister's wedding in California when they took to the stage and sang their own hilarious lyrics to a compilation of well-known songs. Recorded at the West Shore Cafe and Inn, in Lake Tahoe, the duo had guests in fits of laughter while singing and dancing along to everything from the Jackson 5 track 'I Want You Back' to The Edwin Hawkins Singers song 'Oh Happy Day'.

In a tribute to his stunning girlfriend, Californian photographer Jay Alvarrez dedicated a slow motion movie to girlfriend Alexis Rene featuring clips of the model on their globe-trotting travels. The mesmerising video was uploaded to Jay's YouTube channel where it has proved popular with viewers, having racked up over a million views. The clip, entitled, 'Girl Of My Dreams', shows leaping into the sea, swimming with sharks (bottom right) and tip-toeing along the edge of infinity pools.

A Reddit user shared some images of his parents online, in which they can be seen recreating the same photos that they took on their wedding day, 40 years ago. Both sets of images, believed to be from the US, see the couple posing on a motorbike, and standing in front of a tree in their garden, however their son noted that the first set of images was taken at his grandparents' house, while the second were snapped at the home his parents have shared for 30 years.

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT The pupils from Greater Manchester spent the day at a water park near Barcelona, and were told that they should wear factor 50 cream or stronger. However, a handful of children including Connor Pritchard, pictured with his mother, failed to follow the teachers' advice - and ended up with appalling blisters which required a visit to hospital. The teachers, from Buile Hill Visual Arts College in Salford, were not allowed to enforce the guidance by applying suncream to pupils themselves because of school rules.

The Princess Diana Beanie Baby is one of the most expensive listed with an asking price of up to £65,000. Experts claim that the bear, along with other retro toys, are sought after for nostalgic reasons. Pictured clockwise from top left: A single Charizard Pokemon card listed at £41; a 1980's My Little Pony for £300; a Star Wars Lego figure with a price tag of £2,187; a Star Wars Jawa Tri Logo valued at £4,499; an original 1959 Barbie doll without clothing or packaging £10,500 and The Princess Diana Beanie Baby.

Cars were swept away and houses flooded by raging torrents in Scotland (left), as firefighters were forced to evacuate residents in Alyth, Perthshire, and play ground to a halt at St Andrew's Open golf tournament. But further south, festival-goers in Suffolk were enjoying the sunshine at Latitude festival at Henham Park Estate (top and bottom right), and taking a dip in the lake for the first time.

Joanne Boardman (pictured with Ellie, left) had taken her beloved rescue dog on her daily walk through fields and allotments near her home in Graystones, Sheffield, when she found the plant. The eight-year-old sniffed it, and was left with considerable blistering all across her nose (right). Hogweed contains toxic components which, if touched, make skin extremely sensitive to sunlight meaning it can burn and blister easily, and has already left a number of Britons needing hospital treatment this summer.

Michael Stokes, 52, takes pictures of vets who have lost limbs, with and without their prosthetics The men and women pose confidently in various states of undress, and the newest ones will appear in a Kickstarter-funded coffee table book called Always Loyal. There is also currently a wall calendar called Bare Strength featuring the photos that is available to buy on Amazon.

Divorce papers obtained by Daily Mail Online show that Mohammad Youssuf Abdulazeez's father Youssuf was accused of abuse and violence by his wife when she tried to divorce him. The gunman murdered four Marines yesterday in two attacks in Chattanooga, Tennessee.

Woman who calls herself Fatma Ibrahim Hussein in the footage, captured the moment six religious police began following her around the Nakheel Mall in Saudi Arabia's capital of Ridhya. Mrs Hussein was out shopping with her husband when the muttawa police officers approached, accusing her of dressing 'provocatively' by wearing eye makeup. The film shows them telling her to leave the mall, then ordering a shopkeeper to ignore her as she tries to buy jewellery.

More than 700 mourners saw Joel Richards, 19, his uncle, 49-year-old Adrian Evans, and his grandfather, Charles Patrick Evans, 78,pictured on their flight to Tunisia, laid to rest together in West Bromwich. They were among 38 people killed in the shooting on the beach in Tunisia, including 30 Britons who died when Seifeddine Rezgui opened fire on tourists last month. Joel's 16-year-old brother Owen, who survived the attack, and their mother Suzanne were among around 700 people who attended the service, where mourners were told: 'Even in their last moments they stayed together, seeking to protect each other, a true Christian family to the end'.

Legs in the air, desperately trying to cram through a tiny carriage window in Macedonia, one migrant is dragged inside a train bound for Serbia. Meanwhile hundreds of other people jostle beneath him, attempting to clamber on board the packed train at Gevgelija station, near the border of Greece and Macedonia. Once in Serbia, they believe they will be one step closer to western Europe, as they look for a better life in Britain, France or Germany. These photographs reflect how the European community is still struggling to address the ever-growing migrant crisis, as thousands of people flee wartorn areas of the Middle East and Africa for the continent.

The ideal body shape has changed enormously over the last 100 years. In the 1910s, an extreme hourglass was achieved using corsets but today, an ample bottom on a slender frame is most popular. Between then and now, a range of different body ideals, among them sporty, waiflike and boyish, have come in and out of fashion.

Stephen Crowther, 31, saw his weight creep up to 15 stone because of a poor diet and inactive lifestyle. The IT consultant from Wrexham, North Wales, has since lost an impressive four stone. Spurred on by his wife Claire (pictured), Stephen has now showcased his new physique in a professional photo shoot.

CCTV footage collected by police shows how multiple cars, vans and even a coach performed illegal U-turns in the middle of the road. The vehicles then drove straight into incoming traffic in their attempt to avoid getting caught up in the jam on the M1. The incident took place around 9pm last Sunday, at junction 18 of the motorway near Crick, Northamptonshire.

Tilda, who has walked the catwalk for everyone from Alexander McQueen and Burberry to Marc Jacobs and Calvin Klein, has a cult following on her Instagram account for her funny posts. She regularly uploads pictures of her bizarre model lifestyle along with witty puns, much to the delight of her 163,000 followers. In a world of filters, perfect smiles and Kim Kardashian-wannabes, Tilda's social media account is a breath of fresh air. The 21-year-old regularly posts pictures of herself with giant spots, crying or flashing beige granny pants that most women wouldn't be caught dead in. The pictures have ruffled some feathers in the fashion industry and Tilda revealed to Vogue magazine recently that she had been asked to tone her account down.

Neighbours have complained about the 'eyesore' bungalow in Edinburgh city centre, which is in danger of completely disappearing behind the untamed foliage from the garden. Residents claim the owners have left the plants, trees and grass in the front garden untreated for two decades and fear it will leave them unable to sell their properties. One neighbour described it as a 'bizarre sight' while another said it has 'gradually been getting worse' over the last 20 years. Inge Sandham, who owns the property, said she and her husband Neil had not been able to tend to the garden due to her husband suffering from arthritis in his back.

Up to 70,000 Muslims attended morning prayers at Small Heath Park in Birmingham today to celebrate Eid, which marks the end of Ramadan, the holy month of fasting. Eid al-Adha, or Feast of Sacrifice, is one of the most significant dates on the calendar for Muslims and is marked by exchanging gifts, wearing new clothes and by throwing parties for friends and family. Green Lane Masjid and Community Centre first hosted Birmingham's Celebrate Eid event in 2012 where over 12,000 people turned up, and it has grown ever since.

A video posted to Rumble by DIY filmmaker lauri132 shows how to create a delicious chocolate cake in your microwave using just melted chocolate ice cream and some flour, mixed together, heated and ready to eat in just a few minutes.

This satellite image (pictured above, main) shows smoke plumes rising from southern Greece and the terrifying scale of huge wildfires that have forced thousands to flee resorts and their homes.Firefighters are currently battling fires in Laconia (pictured above, inset) using water-dropping planes and helicopters, as well as sending coast guard boats to rescue scores of people trapped on a beach. Separately, a brush fire broke out on the outskirts of the Greek capital (inset), burning across a hillside and blanketing parts of Athens in thick smoke (main image). Dozens of Athens residents fled their homes and flames fanned by strong winds and high temperatures burned through woodland around the Greek capital.

As part of the Return of Wild Horses project, four Przewalkski's mares were transported back to their ancestral lands in a collaboration between the Prague Zoo and the Czech Army. The horses were moved from the Kbely military air base in Prague to Bulgan in Mongolia, before enduring a seven-hour drive (top right) to the Takhin Tal Nature Reserve (left). Also pictured, the horses frolicking in their acclimatisation pens (bottom right).

The boy warrior (remains pictured left) found in Siberia was from a mysterious lost civilisation from the 12th century with links to Persia and was buried with an axe head (pictured bottom right) and jewellery. The remains were very well preserved due to being covered in copper plates which prevented oxidation, being wrapped in fur and bark, and a sinking of the temperature in the 14th century. Five other mummified bodies have been found at the mysterious Zeleny Yar site. One is shown top right.

Carl Smith (pictured) became the talk of Twitter when he was broadcast live caddying during the BBC's live coverage of The Open from St Andrews - complete with his expertly waxed moustache. Caught looking steely-eyed as he lugged American Cameron Tringale's clubs around the drenched Old Course, Smith instantly became a favourite with eagle-eyed golf fans who clocked his hipster style.