Six people stabbed at Jerusalem gay pride march 'by ultra-Orthodox Jew released from jail three weeks ago for identical attack in 2005' 

Six Jerusalem Gay Pride marchers stabbed by ultra-Orthodox Jew

An Orthodox Jewish assailant stabbed and wounded six participants in the annual Gay Pride march in Jerusalem on Thursday, police said. Yishai Shlissel spent 10 years in jail for his attack a decade ago when three marchers were wounded. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu condemned 'as a most serious incident' what was the worst attack in years on the event in Jerusalem, a city where the religious population is more prominent than in other parts of Israel. Marchers numbering about 5,000 and waving banners were heading down an avenue when an ultra-Orthodox man jumped into the crowd and plunged a knife into some of them, witnesses said. Police arrested Shlissel at the scene and were questioning him, police spokesman Assi Aharoni said. It is understood that Schlissel was only released from prison three weeks ago following his 2005 attack which injured three people.

Brooke Astor's $14.5million fortune goes to her 'hated daughter-in-law Miss Piggy' while her beloved grandsons get NOTHING 

Brooke Astor's $14.5million fortune goes to her 'hated daughter-in-law Miss Piggy' while

Brooke Astor's (top) massive fortune has been awarded to one of the society doyenne's least favorite people - her daughter-in-law. Charlene Marshall (below left), who one of Astor's nurses famously referred to as 'Miss Piggy,' has inherited the $14.5million that was left to her husband Anthony Marshall by his mother upon her death. Anthony left his entire estate to his wife upon his death last year - and nothing to his own sons (Alec and Phillip, below center and right) or grandchildren.

Hillary Clinton's popularity hits a new low as voters say they don't trust her OR Trump and that NEITHER care about people like them

Clinton's seen her popularity steadily decline since last November as the ongoing scandal over her emails while she was secretary of state rages on. She'd handily beat Trump in a match-up, though.

Where's Walter? Feds open investigation into dentist who killed Cecil the lion as White House says it will review petition to EXTRADITE the elusive hunter

Where's Walter? Feds open investigation into dentist who killed Cecil the lion as White

He was already the most hated man in America for killing Cecil the lion and now Dr. Walter Palmer is fast on his way to becoming one of the most wanted. The Minnesota dentist has not been seen since he was identified as the killer of Africa's most famous lion and now the US Fish and Wildlife Service has joined the hunt for the elusive Dr. Palmer after announcing it has opened an investigation into him. The federal agency confirmed it has not spoken to him since he was identified as Cecil's killer on Tuesday and demanded the reviled hunter pick up the phone and contact them as a matter of urgency.

'What lion?' Global outcry over slaughter of Cecil goes largely unnoticed in Zimbabwe

TIM STEWART NEWS LIMITED: Big game hunter Dr Walter Palmer, a dentist from Minneapolis, Minnesota, who has killed dozens of animals and has admitted shooting and killing Cecil the Lion in Zimbabwe.......***Pix supplied as a technical service by Tim Stewart News Limited. No copyright inferred or implied***

The killing of Cecil the lion in Zimbabwe may have caused a global outrage but appears to have passed many locals by, with African minister Prisca Mupfumira asking 'what lion?' when asked about it.

Cecil is not the only one: American tourists kill more than 380 lions in Africa EVERY YEAR

The International Union for the Conservation of Nature says 600 lions are shot annually, with Americans killing 64 per cent of those. Dr Walter Palmer's killing of Cecil (pictured bottom) has caused outrage.

EXCLUSIVE: 'Karma is a b***h!' Woman who was sexually harassed by the dentist who killed Cecil the lion speaks out as he is vilified around the world

Dr Walter Palmer sexual harassment victim speaks out after Cecil the lion is killed

Tammy Brevik (top right) received a $127,500 settlement after accusing Dr Walter Palmer - who hunted and beheaded Cecil - of unwanted physical contact at his Minneapolis area dental practice. Palmer (left) has been reviled around the world for shooting Cecil the lion (left). Daily Mail Online revealed the settlement and today Brevik speaks for the first time. In court papers she said the dentist (bottom left) had subjected her to unwanted 'verbal comments and physical conduct' involving her 'breasts, buttocks, and genitalia' at his Minneapolis area practice (bottom right).

'Two years of hiding from the cops': Missing teen comes out of hiding two YEARS to the day after her disappearance - but police let her go because she's now 18

Missing teen found two YEARS to the day after her disappearance - but police let her go

Two years after a 16-year-old Springfield teen was reported missing, police have located her and let her go because she's now an adult. The Springfield News-Leader reports Kylie Lawrence was reported as a missing runaway on July 28, 2013, when she was 16, left,. Police found Lawrence on Tuesday after someone reported seeing her at Battlefield Mall in Springfield, where officers found her. On July 28, the now 18-year-old posted a message on Facebook apparently in celebration of her coming of age, right

White House backs Planned Parenthood in face of horror videos it claims are the distorted work of 'extremists'

ADDIS ABABA, ETHIOPIA - JULY 27: US President Barrack Obama speaks during a joint press conference with Ethiopian Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn (not seen) at the National Palace in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, on July 27, 2015. Obama urged Ethiopian leaders to embrace press freedom in the country and discussed other human rights issues, according to reports. Obamas two-day visit to the country is the first visit by a serving US President to the nation. 
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President Barack Obama's spokesman told Daily Mail Online he did not know whether the president had seen any of the controversial fetal harvesting videos.

Bride who was paralyzed at her bachelorette party strips down to just her lingerie and her catheter for powerful photoshoot she hopes will 'put a different face to disability' 

Bride who was paralyzed at her bachelorette party strips down to just her lingerie and her

Rachelle Friedman Chapman, 29, suffered a spinal cord injury after being playfully pushed into a pool shortly before her wedding. Soon after, hurtful comments made my strangers online damaged her self-esteem. But now the North Carolina resident is reclaiming her confidence and posing nearly nude to prove that disabled people can still be sexy.

EXCLUSIVE: Kidnap victim Hannah Anderson to be questioned in court over her six-day ordeal as captor's family sues FBI for gunning him down

The teenager who was kidnapped by her mother and brother's murderer in California two years ago will be deposed in a wrongful death suit brought by Jim DoMaggio's sister.

How fleek, faved and famo conquered America: Interactive map reveals how new words spread across the nation

WARNING GRAPHIC LANGUAGE: The maps reveal how words, such as baeless and boolin, spread in each county in a given week and how it spread over a year.

Mobster claims Jimmy Hoffa was shot dead, stuffed in a 55-gallon drum and buried in a New Jersey toxic waste dump

Mobster claims Jimmy Hoffa was buried in a New Jersey toxic waste dump

Mobster Phillip (Brother) Moscato gave several recorded interviews before he died saying Jimmy Hoffa (inset) was entombed in a drum and buried at a toxic waste dump under the Pulaski Skyway in Jersey City (main). Moscato told investigative reporter Dan Moldea in the interviews that the FBI searched the site for three months when Hoffa went missing in 1975 but never found anything, however Moldea never revealed the claims until now. Today is the 40-year anniversary of Hoffa's disappearance, which is one of the most enduring unsolved mysteries in U.S. history.

Amazon sign Top Gear stars Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond for new show - with the first episodes to be streamed next year

The presenters have signed a deal with the online giant to present three seasons of the as-yet untitled programme, with work on the first series expected to begin this autumn.

'I'm wealthy BECAUSE I'm happy': Billionaire Richard Branson claims he owes his success to being content... and offers advice in new book

Billionaire Richard Branson shares his tips for happiness and says he owes his fortune to being happy. The British businessman gives advice in a book compiled by a mental-health charity.

How fit are YOU? Take the test that will determine your real physical health (and it's as easy as touching your toes)

EXCLUSIVE: London trainer Tom Wanless has put together 10 simple questions that can help determine your fitness levels. Challenges include planking and running a mile in 10 minutes.

Huckleberry Finn arrested for following a woman into her home and sexually assaulting her

The New Hampshire man with the same name as the protoganist in Mark Twain's novel was arrested Wednesday after allegedly assaulting the woman in Keene on Saturday.

Facebook's giant drone is ready for take off: Firm reveals huge craft with the wingspan of a 737 designed to stay airborne for months and beam the internet to Earth

Facebook's drone is ready for take off: Firm reveals giant craft with the wingspan of a

Facebook says it will begin test flights later this year of a solar-powered drone with the wingspan of a Boeing 737, the next stage of its campaign to deliver Internet service to remote parts of the world. Engineers at the giant social network say they've now completed a drone (main image) with a 140-foot wingspan that weighs less than 1,000 pounds. It will use lasers to send Internet signals to stations on the ground (bottom left).

Is Facebook taking over YOUR life? One in every five minutes on smartphones is spent using social network's apps

Facebook has revealed its average users spend 46 minutes a day on its apps, accounting for a fifth of all time spent on smartphones, but despite this its share prices fell in the last quarter.

Did early humans eat their CHILDREN? 100,000-year-old thigh bones unearthed in China show signs of bite marks

Archaeologists found two pieces of thigh bone (pictured) at a site close to Xuchang City in China where skull fragments of an extinct 100,000-year-old human species were previously found.

Campus cop says he killed unarmed black man with a shot to the head in SELF DEFENSE as he pleads not guilty to murder

University of Cincinnati officer Ray Tensing, 25, made his first appearance in front of a judge after he was indicted for the death of Samuel DuBose, 43, on July 19. He was held on a $1million bond.

Revealed: How a humble beach cleaner searching for a stone to crush chillies may have solved the mystery of MH370 by Googling 'plane disasters' after stumbling across 'a weird thing on the shore'

La Reunion beach cleaner may have solved the mystery of MH370

The discovery came after Malaysian officials said it was 'almost certain' the wing flap found on La Reunion island came from a Boeing 777 - the same model as the Malaysian airlines jet. Pictures posted online show a local man holding the shredded bag (left) after he recovered it in Saint-Andre, the coastal town where the debris was found. The dramatic developments, some 3,500 miles from the doomed jet's last known location, have fuelled hopes across the globe that one of aviation's greatest mysteries could move closer to finally being solved. Aviation investigators are heading to the island to verify the findings after identifying the six-foot-long piece of debris as a 'flaperon' from the edge of a plane's wing (right).

Madonna's boys join the bride: Jacqui Ainsley is pictured in stunning lace gown with singer's sons - as David Beckham and Brad Pitt lead the guestlist at Guy Ritchie's 'festival-themed' nuptials

Guy Ritchie and Jacqui Ainsley's wedding preparations get underway at their estate

The 46-year-old Lock, Stock And Two Smoking Barrels director tied the knot with his 33-year-old model bride (pictured centre) in a festival-themed ceremony at their Wiltshire, South West England home, Ashcombe House on Thursday. Among the star-studded attendees were Ritchie's best friend David Beckham (bottom right) and Hollywood star Brad Pitt (top right) with whom he previously worked on the film Snatch. Also supporting the famous moviemaker were The Man From U.N.C.L.E. star Henry Cavill and Revolver's Jason Statham, with his gorgeous girlfriend Rosie Huntington-Whiteley. Jacqui, who has three children with Guy, became his second wife following his seven-year marriage to Madonna that ended in 2008.

Married Manhattan prep school health teacher, 34, had 'sex with 16-year-old girl in nightclub bathroom'

A horny health teacher from a posh Manhattan prep school was busted Thursday for having sex with a liquored-up teenage student in the bathroom of an East Village nightclub.

David Azurmendi, who had been working at the exclusive Léman Manhattan Preparatory School, was charged with third-degree rape, sources said.

Azurmendi, 34, was hit with the potentially career-crushing charge just as he was supposed to start a new gig at The Greenwood School, an expensive private boarding school for boys in Putney, Vt., the sources added.

The married father of two had taught at Léman for three years and his last day on that job was June 19 ? the same day he allegedly gave an illegal birds and bees lesson to the 16-year-old girl, they said.

Tipped off by the school principal, cops cornered Azurmendi at his home in Summit, N.J. They slapped the cuffs on him after he admitted to investigators at the Manhattan Specials Victims unit he had sex with the girl, sources said.

A half-filled U-Haul truck

David Azurmendi, 34, a health teacher at a pricey Manhattan prep school was arrested on Thursday for allegedly having sex with a 16-year-old in the bathroom of a nightclub back in June.

Revised estimates show U.S. economy performed worse in the past three years than previously reported and it's the slowest recovery since World War II

Wall Street Journal graphs show economic expansion

The economy expanded at just a 2 per cent annual rate from 2012 through 2014, down from a previous estimate of 2.3 per cent, the Commerce Department said Thursday.

Morrissey accuses male San Francisco airport officer of sexually assaulting him at security checkpoint

The British singer claims he 'was approached by an airport security officer who stopped me, crouched before me and groped my penis and testicles' earlier this week after concluding his US tour.

One year from Rio and the waters where Olympians will swim and sail in next summer's Games are basically HUMAN SEWAGE

One year from Rio: Waters where Olympians will swim and sail in next summer's Games are

A new study has shown that ingesting just three teaspoons of water from Brazil's polluted waters, pictured, could be enough to put an athlete out of action for days and crush Olympic dreams. Authorities had claimed they would improve water quality by 80 per cent, a target they admit is now unrealistic. Experts have confirmed that there is no longer time to clean up the water at Olympic venues, which 1,400 athletes are due to compete in next summer.

Kale: The toxic truth! How our obsession with the leafy greens could lead to bloated bellies, thyroid problems and even KIDNEY STONES

EXCLUSIVE: Eating raw kale does to your insides what a cactus does to your skin when you rub up against it, says wellness guru Lauren Imparato, who runs a studio in New York.

Scientists discover how to flush HIV out of a patient's body, raising hopes they can eradicate the disease

Scientists at University of California, Davis, believe the compound PEP005 can reactivate latent HIV, allowing drugs to kill the pools of virus that can remain hidden.

The moment co-host of The Insider stunned his Miss Wyoming girlfriend with surprise proposal...and it was all caught secretly on camera

The Insider co-host Michael Yo's proposal to Miss Wyoming Claire Schreiner caught on video

Michael Yo, actor and co-host of CBS' The Insider opted for a very original approach to his star-studded LA engagement to girlfriend, Miss Wyoming 2010, Claire Schreiner - who he met through Sharon Osbourne. In keeping with the celebrity theme, Yo had arranged for the entire proposal to be secretly photographed just like a paparazzi photo-shoot. Schreiner had no idea that the most romantic moment of her life was all being caught on film as her priceless reaction was captured when the couple's French bull dog Paul ran up with the ring attached to his collar and Yo dropped to one knee.

Anger over Uber goes global: Drivers using the mobile taxi-booking app have their cars smashed up outside Mexico City Airport

Carnage as Uber drivers are attacked at Mexico City airport

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Video of the incident outside Mexico City Airport showed people throwing eggs and flour inside the windows of vehicles, kicking doors and trying to rip off side mirrors.

Al Qaeda in Syria capture the leader of a US-trained rebel group in a blow to the West 

In a major blow to the West, terrorist group Nusra Front has been accused of taking Division 30's leader Colonel Nadim Al-Hassan and his team near the border town of Azaz.

Eight family members - including 15-year-old boy - found decapitated in Mexico after suspected kidnapping by drug cartel

A Mexican Navy member stands guard in a highway in the state of Mexico, near the capital Toluca, on January 29, 2013. According to local authorities, 3,000 elements of the Navy, Army, Federal Police and State Police were deployed since last January 24 for the Operacion Escudo (Shield Operation) against crime. AFP PHOTO/RONALDO SCHEMIDT        (Photo credit should read Ronaldo Schemidt/AFP/Getty Images)

The decapitated bodies of the eight men from the Martinez family were found dumped on the side of a road in Casa Quemada, Chihuahua, Mexico. Above, a member of the Mexican Navy in Toluca

Accountant behind India's deadliest terror attack which killed 257 in Mumbai in 1993 is hanged after losing last minute mercy plea

Yakub Memon, who has been in prison in the state of Maharashtra for almost two decades, was convicted financing India's deadliest terror attack in 2007.

Teen suspected of killing eight-year-old Maddy, 8 makes first court appearance accused of 'luring her with ICE CREAM, so he could duct tape, rape and murder her'

Adrian Gonzalez 'duct taped 8-year-old Maddy Middleton girl before raping and murdering

Adrian Gonzalez, 15, pictured left and right during his first court appearance Thursday, is facing six charges, including murder with special circumstances, kidnapping and four counts of sexual assault in connection to Maddy Middleton's death. Sources say that the shy and somewhat reclusive teenager lured Maddy to his apartment with the promise of ice cream, restrained her with duct tape and raped her, after which he allegedly strangled the child and disposed of the body by dumping it in a garbage bin downstairs. According to some reports, Maddy Middleton also suffered stab wounds during the attack.

Retired baseball star Jose Canseco will spend a week living as a woman in support of Caitlyn Jenner

Retired baseball star Jose Canseco has revealed he will spend a week living as a woman in support of Caitlyn Jenner. He admitted he failed to understand Jenner's transition at first.

Decomposed body of dead baby girl, one, is found in her crib by repairman as father who also had five-month-old who died suddenly is arrested

A technician was working at the Forest Meadows Apartments Homes in Medina, Ohio when they discovered the decomposed body of a baby girl in the residence of Eric Warfel.

Italian 'cannibal' who believed he was God killed his Irish landlord following an argument during a game of chess and ate his lung after mistaking it for his heart

Saverio Bellante, left, told Irish police investigating the murder of his landlord Tom O'Gorman, right, that his victim had to die because he was the devil and that he needed to eat his heart.

'Most gay porn stars are straight and women earn WAY more money than men': Stars of adult film reveal industry secrets in controversial Reddit thread

Insiders reveal fascinating secrets from the porn industry with both producers and actors helping to lift the lid on the taboo subject. The thread appeared on the social network site Reddit.

'My wife and I have a schedule': Anonymous couples confess on secrets app what sex after marriage is REALLY like

Couples reveal secrets on Whisper app about what married sex is REALLY like

Married users of the secret sharing app Whisper have revealed  what their sex lives are like now they are husband and wife. While some say everything is fine, others admit to feeling dissatisfied. The stories shared range from those who dread the thought of sex with their partner to others who wished that it was a more regular occurrence. The majority of the posts saw dissatisfied husbands and wives revealing how irregularly they copulate.

Vitamin B3 comes from SPACE: Niacin finding supports theories of extraterrestrial origins for life on Earth

Researchers at Nasa's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland showed how vitamin B3, a building block for life, can be made in space when ice is bombarded with radiation.

Cop filmed launching foul-mouthed tirade at teenager during traffic stop telling him 'I could break the f***** window and drag your a** out the car'

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Rodney Wilson, 19, was stopped in South Holland, Illinois, on Friday as officers were looking for a suspect involved in a nearby crime before he filmed the four-letter rant.

Blue moon on the horizon: Rare phenomenon of two full moons within a calendar month will light up skies on Friday

The unusual lunar event will take place on Friday and will be visible around the world. It will be the first 'blue moon' to occur since 2012, shown in this image of the moon over Cincinnati, Ohio.

Trump defends his big-game hunting sons as they are shamed on Twitter for posing with their trophy kills - including a leopard and an elephant - after death of Cecil the lion

Donald Trump defends his big-game hunting sons after death of Cecil the lion

The Republican frontrunner traveled to Scotland for a gold tournament at his Turnberry course but was questioned about Donald Jr and Eric posing with a leopard they killed (left). Mia Farrow led a Twitter offensive (right) against the pair in the wake of the killing of Cecil the lion in Zimbabwe by an American dentist. But Trump said: 'My sons love to hunt.'

Parents are shot dead and their daughter is wounded by broken-down motorist they offered to help on the side of Montana road

Montana family shot after offering help to stranded driver

Tana Shane, 50, and her husband Jason, 52, were killed, and daughter, Jora, 24, was shot in the head and back, but managed to escape, after they 18-year-old assisted suspect Jesus Deniz in Pryor, Montana. Mrs Shane drove past the man and, after deciding to help, returned home to pick up her spouse and daughter. They then drove the Hispanic man to the nearest store so he could pick up gas, but when he returned, the tragedy began to unfold. The FBI confirmed that two people were killed and a third injured by gunfire. Diaz was arrested hours later in Wyoming.

Apply deodorant the night before, don't shower daily and brush your teeth BEFORE breakfast: The beauty advice that will turn your grooming routine on its head

FEMAIL rounds up advice, which includes not brushing your hair too often and flossing your teeth after brushing them, from experts that could drastically change your daily routine.

Eyeshadow to reduce gloss, drawing an 'X' to define the cupid's bow and smothering lips in foundation FIRST: Lipstick hacks that guarantee a perfect pout every time

Most make-up bags contain the tools to improve the appearance of lips from applying translucent powder to preventing colour bleeding with clear lip-liner. FEMAIL rounds up the top tricks.

Woman, 84, accidentally runs over and kills her 90-year-old husband after mistaking the gas pedal for the brake

Yvonne Cottrell, 84, was behind the wheel of her Toyota Corolla while her spouse Glenn, 90, was directing her into the garage of their Martinez, California, home when she mistakenly accelerated.

'Shoplifters will be prostituted': Hilarious pictures show the importance of using correct grammar and punctuation

Hilarious pictures show importance of correct grammar and punctuation 

Bad spelling and punctuation can make or break a message, turning a simple order into a sinister notice. Here, FEMAIL look at some of the funniest slip-ups.

France's' thin blue line: Helpless French police are over-run as hundreds more migrants storm Channel Tunnel declaring 'it's England or death'

Losing battle: Two heavily outnumber French police try to stop a migrant trying to get to the Channel Tunnel as critics demanded the Prime Minister get a grip on the situation

For the second night running, migrants laid siege to the Channel Tunnel, with 1,500 trying to storm through, as senior MPs claimed Britain needs to send the Army in to control the Calais crisis.

Refugees from war-torn Syria claim racism in Germany is so extreme they want to GO HOME as growing unrest and anti-Muslim feeling sees attacks on foreigners soar

The nation has been gripped by a spate of anti-foreigners rallies, violence and arson attacks against refugee homes or would-be shelters as hundreds of thousands seek refuge in the country.

'I'm hungry all the time': Teenage boy told he can never eat again after learning that he is allergic to ALL food - and just one bite can send him into anaphylactic shock

Alex Visker, 19, from Lehi, Utah, is allergic to the proteins in food and relies on a feeding tube and a high-protein formula to receive adequate nutrition as one bite of food will leave him sick for days.

Gross! Worms flow from Texas town's tap water as horrified residents demand answers

Residents of a small Texas town were appalled this week when they awoke to find tiny worms had infiltrated their tap water.

The Navy SEALs' secret 'Batsub' revealed: Proteus mini stealth craft can carry six elite frogmen underwater

Navy Seals secret 'batsub' revealed: Proteus mini stealth craft can carry six elite forces

It may look like the latest vehicle in Batman's fleet of vehicles. but this mini sub is set to be used by special forces to silently drop frogmen off underwater. The six person Proteus sub can even pilot itself to pick up soldiers, or rescue them from enemy waters.

'He called me an a**hole': Jon Stewart defends his visits to the White House on the Daily Show 

The comic hit back at speculation over his two 'secret' visits to Washington in 2011 and 2014, saying they were 'openly listed' and he used the regular White House entrance 'like everybody else'.

Women who consume just FIVE alcoholic drinks around the time of conception 'at greater risk of having an obese child'

Scientists at the University of Queensland said the equivalent of five drinks given to lab rats around the time of conception altered the development of the foetus, making offspring more prone to weight gain.

'Life continues despite destruction and death': Pictures of Syrian couple marrying inside bombed-out church in war-torn Homs hailed as a sign of hope for the country

Fadi and Rana fled their hometown of Homs, Syria, during rebel fighting but have now returned. The couple were married in a badly damaged church in the city this month and the pictures have gone viral.

Refugee life through a child's eyes: Young Syrians capture the laughter and heartbreak of living in a refugee camp in photos they took themselves

A stunning series of photos taken by child refugees, made homeless by the war in Syria, give a candid insight into both beauty, fun and harsh reality of life inside the camp they now call home

Pictured: The moment Gisele Bündchen donned a burqa to secretly visit Paris plastic surgeon 'for $11,000 eye and breast operation'

Gisele Bündchen dons a burqa to secretly visit Paris plastic surgeon

In newly-released images, Gisele Bündchen and her younger sister, Rafaela, are pictured stepping out of a black Mercedes outside Clinique du Parc Monceau in Paris on July 15, dressed in burqas. Thanks to the head-to-toe black garment, the only features of the recently-retired supermodel that are visible are her feet. But her identity is given away by the presence of her longtime chauffeur. Just a day before the chauffeur dropped off the two women at the clinic, Bündchen - who reportedly got plastic surgery at the facility - was seen elsewhere in Paris with her driver of at least five years. Pictured: One of the two sisters, believed to be Gisele, exits the Mercedes in a burqa (left), and Gisele leaves the clinic on June 30 - two weeks before she allegedly had plastic surgery there.

James Woods sues Twitter troll for $10M over accusation he's a 'cocaine addict'

The Casino actor says he's been hounded on Twitter by a user with the name 'Abe List' who's called him a clown-boy and a joke since December.

Students shouldn't call themselves 'American' because it is 'problematic' and excludes South American nations, University of New Hampshire language guide says 

The 'bias-free language guide' says 'American' fails to include South America, and lists dozens of preferred terms, including 'person of material wealth' instead of rich. It has been branded 'un-American'.

Divorce rumors circulate as Paula Deen quietly signs over the deed of her $1.3million home to her husband

Divorce rumors circulate as Paula Deen signs house deed over to husband Michael Groover

Paula Deen recently signed over the deed to her $1.3.million Savannah, Georgia home to her husband Michael Groover, which sources tell the New York Post may be a sign of a private divorce settlement. Deen and Groover, a tugboat captain, have lived in the home since 2004 - the year they married. However, Deen's representatives strongly contest the claim that the couple are headed for divorce.

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Investment banker and his daughter, 18, are killed when his plane crashes on trip to visit prospective colleges

Milwaukee plane crash kills investment banker and his daughter

The victims of a fiery plane crash in Milwaukee were identified Thursday as a top executive at a Boston capital investment firm and his teenage daughter who were traveling to the Midwest for a college visit. Joseph Trustey (top left), a former Army officer, and his 18-year-old daughter, Anna (right), died when their small single-engine plane crashed and erupted in flames Wednesday evening at Timmerman Airport, according to Summit Partners, where Trustey was an executive. Witnesses reported seeing the crash but being unable to help because of flames and smoke (bottom lrft). The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating, but there was no immediate word on the cause of the crash.

Girl, 3, shot dead by her seven-year-old brother as he was playing with loaded gun

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A 3-year-old girl died after she was shot by another child who was thought to be playing with a gun at an apartment complex in Southeast Washington, according to police.

The girl was identified as Dalis Cox. Authorities said a preliminary investigation shows that the shooting ?may have been the result of another child having found and been playing with a firearm that discharged? and struck Dalis.

It was not known who the gun belonged to or where it was found.

The incident occurred Wednesday about 8:18 p.m. at the Benning Terrace housing complex in the 600 block of 46th Place SE near Benning Road. Police Cmdr. Robert Alder said the girl was found shot inside the complex.

Family say the 7-year-old shooter did not know the gun he was playing with was loaded when he pulled the trigger and killed his baby sister, Dalis Cox, in their Washington DC apartment.

Man sues airline for back injury caused trying to get past an obese man sitting next to him

James Andres Bassos has taken Etihad Airways to court in Queensland saying he was forced to twist and contort his body for long periods on a 2011 flight from Sydney to Dubai.

They're behind you! Chilling photo shows group of friends joking around on a lawn... while ghostly woman and baby look at them from building site window

Ghost woman and baby appear at building site window in Wem, Shropshire

Natasha Oliver, 22, and her friends were larking about outside a half-built housing estate in Wem, Shropshire five years ago after a World Cup match - and something would later catch their eye, at the top right window. Mother of one Ms Oliver believes the site used to house a wood yard, and the spectral woman is a former worker. She insists the picture is not Photoshopped and hopes paranormal experts and photography analysts can solve the mystery.

Could websites block users according to their RACE? Software that checks genetic profile of users developed

Genetic Access Control was developed to look at the genetic profile held by DNA analysis firm 23andMe. It can check a user's ethnicity, gender or disease risk before they access a website.

Black men are 'TWICE as likely to develop prostate cancer as white men', study warns

The study, published in the journal BMC Medicine, reveals one in four black men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer, compared with one in eight white men and one in 13 men of Asian heritage.

Is fizzy water making you fat? From acid reflux to tooth damage, the surprising ways it could be harming your health revealed

Sparkling water can damage your health in surprising ways. It's so popular that we drank 300 million litres in the UK last year. Experts say the bubbly beverage can destroy your teeth.

Return of the FLIP PHONE: LG unveils budget 90s-style mobile with a small screen and a 3MP camera

The LG Gentle handset (pictured) has a 3.2-inch colour touch screen and will launch in South Korea, but there's no news whether the smartphone will come to the UK or US.

Clear but with a chance of 2,000,000mph solar winds: Cosmic weather forecasts could make space travel safer for astronauts

Astronauts working in space could soon be able to tune into to daily forecasts of space weather much like the shipping forecast thanks to research by scientists at the University of Northumbria.

Man abducts girl, five, while she is sleeping before savagely beating her in the backyard and leaving her for dead

Cynia Hopkins, 5, was left nearly dead outside her Philadelphia, Pennsylvania home, discovered by her mother at 7am the next morning unconscious and covered in blood.

Half-naked homeless man bathes with bar of soap in New York City's Columbus Circle fountain

Pictured: Half-naked homeless man bathes with bar of soap in New York City's Columbus

Ken Frydman, CEO of a public relations firm, spotted the homeless man stripping down to his underwear and wading into the Columbus Circle fountain in full view of women and children on a recently July morning. The sudsy vagabond was accompanied by other drifters pushing shopping carts laden with their earthly possessions, or enjoying a catnap on a bench alongside a woman enjoying her breakfast.

Fifth black woman is found dead in jail within a month: New York mother accused of stealing crab legs died in cell while husband was waiting upstairs for her court appearance

Unexplained: Authorities are investigating how Turner died, less than an hour after she was last seen by guards. She is pictured above in an old family photograph

Raynette Turner, 42, was found, lifeless, by officers in Mount Vernon, New York, on Monday - three days after she was arrested for allegedly stealing from a restaurant supply store.

Rolling Stone's managing editor Will Dana to depart just months after discredited University of Virginia gang rape story was retracted 

Having spent 19 years at the magazine Will Dana's last day will be on August 7. The magazine's publisher would not confirm his departure was linked to the story, which was retracted in April.

The tiny robot that walks on WATER: Mechanical 'bug' could be used for covert surveillance

Engineers at Seoul National University in South Korea studied water striders (pictured) to develop the characteristics of their tiny robot.

Shell slashes 6,500 jobs worldwide as it cuts costs by 10% to prepare for 'prolonged downturn' in oil price

A Shell petrol station is seen in London January 31, 2013. Anglo-Dutch oil company Royal Dutch Shell is struggling to replace its oil and gas reserves as it pushes ahead with plans to produce more, invest more, and pay a higher dividend. Shell was posting quarterly profit that missed expectations on Thursday, rising 15 percent to $5.58 billion on an adjusted current cost of supply basis thanks, in part, to stronger refining margins and compared with a forecast for $6.2 billion.  REUTERS/Luke MacGregor  (BRITAIN - Tags: BUSINESS ENERGY)

Shell revealed this year's staff losses - of which only 500 are in the UK - as it revealed falling revenues led to a 35 per cent drop in second-quarter profits to $3.36billion (£2.16billion).

Dolphin species work together to BABYSIT: Bottlenose and Atlantic spotted mammals team up to chase away intruders

Atlantic spotted dolphins and bottlenose dolphins were studied by The Wild Dolphin Project in The Bahamas over the space of 30 years, providing insight into how the species rely on each other.

The REAL wedding ringer: Meet the 'professional bridesmaid' who gets paid $1,000 to walk brides down the aisle

Jen Glantz (left), from New York, earns a living helping brides with their weddings. The 30-year-old has been in 30 bridal parties in the past year alone, charging $199 to over $1,000 for her services.

The imperial tomb guardian whose family have been watching over royal graves for 23 generations is forced to retire after historic mausoleum becomes World Heritage Site

Qin Guoan, 51, will retire as guardian of Tangya Tusi, an imperial necropolis in Hubei, China. It was inscribed as UNESCO World Heritage Site on July 3. The site dated back to 13th century.

High school football player, 16, dies after morning practice in 90-degree heat

Tekarian Maclin of Brownsville, Tennessee was identified as the teen who died Wednesday at Le Bonheur Children's Hospital in Memphis.

EXCLUSIVE:'She was bossy, bitchy and dangerous.' The man charged with stabbing to death his TV reality star girlfriend was a Hugo Boss supermodel who lived in fear, friend of the couple reveals

‘She was bossy, bitchy and dangerous.’ The man charged with stabbing to death his TV

'Legal Diva' Loredana Nesci and model Robert Reagan had a fiery relationship, friend Todd Bernstein tells Daily Mail Online. The 47-year-old's reality star's body was found last week and Reagan, 51, has been arrested on suspicion of murder. She was gruff and pushy, says realtor Bernstein, and once asked him 'Are you gonna sell the f***ing house or what?' The couple were overhead shouting about renovations to their home in Redondo Beach, California before the tragedy. A friend said Nesci nicknamed the couple 'The Bickersons' because of their frequent spats.

Mets player breaks out in tears DURING a game after being told he was being traded - but it was all a mix-up sparked by Twitter

Jul 29, 2015; New York City, NY, USA; New York Mets shortstop Wilmer Flores (4) in the dugout in the eighth inning during game against the San Diego Padres at Citi Field. Mandatory Credit: Noah K. Murray-USA TODAY Sports

Mets infielder Wilmer Flores, 23, became teary eyed when he learned from social media about a deal to trade him to the Milwaukee Brewers in exchange for Carlos Gomez.

Revealed: MORE young adults are living with their parents, with one in three failing to move out despite wage increases and strong job market

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Some 20.4million adults in America aged 18-34 are staying with parents or other relatives - a new high which has kept rising despite young people being richer than they have in years.

Do you know Happy Face Killer's sixth victim? Police release new 3D composite image to help identify Jane Doe

Keith Jesperson is serving a life sentence for murdering eight women between 1990-1995, among them a Jane Doe whose body was found more than 21 years ago along a Florida highway.

Blazing California wildfire that has forced hundreds to evacuate was 'started by a boy playing with a lighter in the woods'

Crews battle fast-moving fire in California's Lake County

A wildfire (pictured) in Northern California's Lake County has destroyed two buildings and doubled in size overnight all because a boy was playing with a lighter in the Cascadel Woods on Wednesday.Authorities say a boy acknowledged starting the Cascadel Woods fire by burning pine needles in the dry Sierra Nevada. The boy faces criminal charges but remains out of custody because he and his family are cooperating, officials say. A Cal Fire spokeswoman said the fire broke out Wednesday afternoon and is threatening dozens of buildings. At least 500 people are being forced to evacuate as the blaze rages and fire crews from Sonoma, Lake and Napa counties join the fire lines.

Mirror, mirror on the wall, who's the HEALTHIEST one of all? Smart gadget uses scanners and sensors to spot early signs of disease

A group of researchers from seven EU countries are developing Wize Mirror to help spot the early signs of cardiovascular and metabolic diseases and give users health advice.

Diego Maradona accuses ex-wife and childhood sweetheart of stealing $9million from his bank account branding her a 'thief'

Football legend Diego Armando Maradona shares his experience during the session" El Diego: An Interview With Diego Maradona" on the second day of Soccerex convention, the world's largest football business event in Jordan bringing together global leaders in the business of football to debate network and do business on May 4, 2015 at the King Hussein convention centre, Dead Sea, Jordan. 
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The former Argentine player and team manager threatened ex Claudia Villafane with jail time if she fails to hand the money over, though she dines ever having taken it.

Police guard NFL boss's New England mansion over fears he is a target for furious Patriots fans after Tom Brady 'deflategate' ban is upheld

Law enforcement near Roger Goodell's (pictured, left) home were informed after the 'unpopular' decision to uphold New England Patriots QB Tom Brady's (pictured, right) four-match ban.

'She responded to someone paternal': Woody Allen reveals the secret to his 23-year relationship with Mia Farrow's adopted daughter... which at first he thought was 'just a fling'

Woody Allen on relationship with Mia Farrow's adopted daughter Soon-Yi

Woody Allen has revealed he thought his controversial relationship with wife Soon-Yi Previn was 'just a fling' when it started in 1992. The prolific director, now 79, has been in a relationship with Mia Farrow's adopted daughter, 44, for 23 years.  Breaking his intense privacy in a rare interview with NPR's film critic Sam Fragoso, Allen describes in detail why 'the dynamic worked' between them, insisting the age difference 'didn't seem to matter' - 'It seemed to work in our favor actually.'

Millionaire Washington PR exec is suspected of breaking into bar where Michelle Obama celebrated birthday to steal liquor

David Bass is a wealthy socialite in Washington but he is now the suspect in a crime after VIP hotspot Cafe Milano sent police CCTV footage of two men stealing bottles of booze from the bar (pictured).

Wrongly arrested Ferguson prisoner wins appeal to sue cops who beat him and then charged him for BLEEDING on them

Ferguson police 'mistakenly arrested an innocent man before viciously beating him so bad he was taken to hospital and then charged for bleeding on THEIR uniforms'
Henry Davis, 52, was arrested in Ferguson, Missouri, on September 20, 2009
Police had mistaken him for a man of the same name with an outstanding warrant
Davis claims police realized their mistake but still locked him up
He was allegedly beaten by a group of four officers
He was held for several days before being charged with four counts of property damage
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Police in Ferguson had mistakenly arrested a man before the Michael Brown shooting and, after realizing, proceeded to beat him up in a holding cell and then charge him with destruction of property for bleeding on their uniforms, it has been claimed.
Henry Davis, 52, had missed his turn off for the Missouri city of St. Charles during heavy rai

Henry Davis, 52, was picked up in the Missouri town on an outstanding warrant in 2009 - by cops who didn't realize he was not the same Henry Davis named in the arrest document.

US military's smart rifle can be HACKED: Security researchers remotely change weapon's target and disable its scope

Security researchers Sandvik and Auger demonstrated at a West Virginia firing range how they could change the target by feeding inaccurate data to the targeting computer.

Pregnant mother of three, 25, 'abused her two-year-old son and her dogs in house of horrors filled with dead animals and feces'

Savanah Morgan, 25, a pregnant mother of three faces abuse charges after her two-year-old son was found unresponsive in a filthy home occupied with injured dogs and dead animals on Tuesday.

Dress the plate, use props and NEVER fully cook your meal: Experts reveal the 12 tricks that will make your foodie photos look like professional shots 

EXCLUSIVE: Want your pictures to look good enough to eat? FEMAIL speaks to professional photographer Laura Jane Thorpe for her top tips that will result in pictures which look good enough to eat.

Off-duty trooper shot at car with three teenagers inside after they knocked on his front door late at night by mistake while looking for a friend

The officer claims he identified himself as a cop before firing three shots at the car when it failed to stop outside his home in Sparta, New Jersey, but the teens claim they did not hear the warning

Jesse Barkhorn, 18, said he and two friends knocked on the trooper's door in Sparta, New Jersey, at around 2am on Sunday, before the man ran outside and fired three shots at their car.

The Wild West is back: Record drought unveils lost cowboy town that had been submerged under Lake Mead since 1935

Astonishing drought unveils lost towns that have sat under Lake Mead for decades

It has been submerged in water for more than 80 years. But now, following this summer's record drought, Lake Mead has almost completely dried up, revealing entire towns that disappeared decades ago (pictured). And tourists are flooding in. The reservoir - America's largest - is home to St Thomas, an Old West town which was lost in 1938 when the government built a dam to create a lake. Many residents of the historic town in Colorado, near the Grand Canyon, refused to leave until the very last minute when water consumed their homes. It reached peak water levels in the 1970s (inset) and early 1980s. Now, however, people can revisit the stone ruins and even walk across parts of the lake bed, which has lost 60 per cent of its contents.

Stress getting you down? Try watching fish in an aquarium: Research shows tranquility can rub off on humans and not only boost mood but lower blood pressure and heart rate

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Picture shows the National Marine Aquarium in Coxside, Plymouth.

Experts from the National Marine Aquarium, Plymouth University and the University of Exeter have found watching tropical fish swim around a tank can help lower blood pressure and heart rate.

GM owners advised to stop using OnStar app after hackers use it to remotely unlock cars and start engines

Onstar unit in a 2008 Chevrolet Impala

GM owners advised to stop using OnStar after hackers use it to remotely unlock cars and start engines

Hackers say the mobile app for General Motors Co's OnStar vehicle communications system can be exploited to remotely unlock cars and start engines.

'Please bring back my baby boy's things': Grieving mother pleads for the return of her dead son's hospital bracelets after a thief stole her wallet

Massachusetts mom Casey Kilcup lost her son Brison in January. She carried the hospital bracelets they were each wearing the day he was born in her wallet, which was stolen last week.

UFC champion Ronda Rousey admits she now feels 'most beautiful' when she is 15lbs heavier than her fighting weight - after overcoming a lengthy battle with bulimia

The 28-year-old revealed that she purposely packed on the pounds before posing for the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit 2015 Issue earlier this year because she wanted to flaunt her natural curves.

Soaring number of sickening attacks against British Jews: Number of anti-Semitic incidents more than doubled in some parts of the country

In London the total more than doubled in a year, while there were also increases in Greater Manchester, Merseyside, and West Midlands. Crimes reported included assault and arson.

That's a rude awakening....Leopard creeps up on a sleeping warthog and prods it before killing it in a fierce battle in South Africa

Leopard creeps up on a sleeping warthog in South Africa

The leopard, pictured, spots its prey from afar and walks towards it but seems unsure if the warthog is dead or asleep as it pokes it with a tentative paw before trapping the hapless hog with its vice-like jaws. There is a short battle but Lisl Moolman, who caught the hunt on camera, said the warthog never really stood a chance. She said that the leopard almost toyed with its prey, the whole process taking ten minutes

Pregnant woman is shot and killed by boyfriend but doctors save the life of her unborn baby girl

Chris Scrubbs (pictured) 32, is believed to have murdered fiance Christian Njorodge (pictured), 34. His mother said he had post traumatic stress disorder after 13 years in the Airforce.

Suspect, 22, arrested following shooting of off-duty police, 33, during attempted robbery in Brooklyn 

Tori Saunders, 22, was cuffed today after he was matched to a fingerprint on the officer's Range Rover. Tramaine Oxley, 33, was wounded in the shooting during an apparent attempted robbery.

Amnesty International's legalized prostitution consideration is turning off celebrity supporters like Kate Winslet, Meryl Streep, and Anne Hathaway

Amnesty International next month in Dublin will consider a policy that would legalize prostitution. Stars like Kate Winslet, Anne Hathaway, and Meryl Streep are protesting the policy.

Why you put sugar in your coffee - and it's NOT because you've got a sweet tooth

Scientists at the University of York found that caffeine, sugar and water interact at a molecular level to block the bitter taste that some coffee drinkers (illustrated) dislike.

Family sue Fukushima operator after 102-year old killed himself rather than be evacuated from the village where he had lived his entire life following nuclear disaster 

Fumio Okubo was the oldest resident of Iitate, a village just 25 miles from the Fukushima Daiichi power plant, which went into meltdown after a tsunami in March 2011 caused reactors to fail.

Would you wear clothes made from MEAT? Slaughterhouse scraps are transformed into yarn

PhD student Philipp Stossel, from the Functional Materials Laboratory in Zurich added the organic solvent, isopropyl, to a gelatine solution. He was then able to press it into thread.

It's called a 'dronie'! Meet the girl who travels the world snapping breathtaking selfies from sky with a $1,000 DRONE

Renee Lusano, 32, from Los Angeles is taking the selfie to greater heights by using a DJI Phantom 3 drone to snap self-portraits from the sky. She admits that she has already lost three of the devices.

Pie in the sky? Denver cops are giving away pizza to reward people for obeying the law 

Denver Police Department launched the new initiative Wednesday, with officers handing out gift cards for $10 worth of Papa John's pizza (pictured), under the slogan 'You Got Caught Doing Something Right'.

From a one-horse town to glitzy Sin City: Rare retro photos reveal the evolution of Las Vegas

Rare photos reveal how Las Vegas has transformed over the years

With pink limousines, tacky souvenirs and the gigantic Vegas strip, the larger-than-life city became a beacon in the desert over the years - but it didn't always look that way. Revealed in rare retrospective photographs are the vintage cars parked outside casinos for a weekend escape, elephant croupiers and the glamour of 1950's showgirls.The city that lured Hollywood's glitterati including Elvis Presley and Gene Kelly is strikingly different to the illuminated, bustling hotspot of today.

'The Jesus of the internet': Drunk British man hailed as saviour after spending $500 on pizzas for strangers in America

Daniel Sobey-Harker, 27, from London, posted on Reddit offering to buy a pizza for someone in the US but he ended up ordering 30 pizzas for strangers all across America.

Trying to stop smoking? Meditation could be the key to success because it reduces cravings without you even realising

Researchers at Texas Tech University found that meditation de-stressed people, reducing their desire for a cigarette. Many smokers halved their consumption without even realising, it is claimed.

What makes us cheat? HORMONES: People with high levels of certain chemicals 'are more likely to behave badly' 

New research from Harvard and the University of Texas suggests that higher levels of two hormones in our bodies, testosterone and cortisol, encourages cheating and other unethical behaviour.

Toddler's joy as his mom throws him dream second birthday party - a bash centered around personal injury lawyer Morris Bart

L'erin Dobra, from New Orleans, Louisiana, threw her son, Grayson, a Morris Bart-themed second birthday party, featuring a signed Bart photo, a cut-out of the lawyer and even a Bart-themed T-shirt.

Can you REALLY get drunk from inhaling alcohol? FEMAIL tries out bizarre new craze for getting tipsy by just breathing in booze... instead of drinking it 

At new London pop-up Alcoholic Architecture, customers inhale booze through alcoholic vapour. It absorbs into eyeballs and lungs so you feel the effects without drinking. FEMAIL went to test it out.

Chinese wife makes desperate plea for help after her husband and his entire family vanished overnight... knowing she had given birth to a girl instead of a boy 

Birth was not a miracle for one mother, from China whose life fell apart when she gave birth to a baby girl instead of a boy. The young mother, came home to find the locks to her house had been changed.

Dawn of the ROBO-NURSE: Toyota droid can fetch and carry medication, water and even the TV remote for patients

Toyota has shown off its Human Support Robot at a nursing and welfare exhibition in Yokohama, Japan. Engineers believe it could help disabled patients and the elderly around their homes.

Out-of-control truck careers into religious procession in Mexico killing 16 and injuring 30

Around 200 Catholics were walking to the San Gregorio Magno church in the city of Mazapil, Mexico, when a truck carrying building materials lost control of its brakes, plouging into them.

The first humans out of Africa were small and scrawny: Controversial study claims ape-like Homo habilis may have been first to migrate to Asia and Europe

Analysis of early human fossils by researchers at Simon Fraser University in British Columbia, Canada, suggests it was 'Handy man' not Homo erectus who were first to migrate from Africa.

Woman gets the shock of her life as she is electrified while entering PIN code into a cash machine that emits nearly six times the voltage a human body can take

An unsuspecting 23-year-old, known as Xiao Liu, had been entering her PIN code into a cash machine in Xi'an, north west China, when a sudden surge of electricity left her needing hospital treatment.

Thrashing in the water, fighting for its life: The barbaric festival where a live goat is RIPPED APART by villagers' bare hands

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT. A 'barbaric' Nepalese festival which sees a goat torn apart by Khokana villagers using their bare hands and teeth has stunned international animal rights campaigners

Who thought staffys could be so cute? Meet the superstar dogs who have a huge social media following and are best known for snuggling up together in their pyjamas

Darren and Phillip (pictured) are social media stars - known as the Blueboys, the English Staffordshire terriers have almost 40,000 followers on Instagram and more than 5,000 fans on Facebook.

'Now there's a glimmer of light in his sad dark eyes': Dying baby orangutan who was snatched from his mother in the Borneo rainforest and kept alone in a dark cage is rescued

'There was a glimmer of light in his sad dark eyes': Dying baby orangutan snatched from

It is thought tiny Udin (pictured) was clinging to his mother when she was killed by poachers in the Borneo rainforest and torn away from her body to be sold to a local farmer. He was kept alone in a dark cage and left to die. When he arrived at International Animal Rescue's Orangutan Centre in Borneo, his tiny body was malnourished and dehydrated, but he had no interest in eating or drinking. The vets looking after him believe he had given up on life and 'tried to die several times' following his rescue.

Hunt for thief who was filmed stealing an iPad from the hands of a four-year-old boy while he watched cartoons

Police in Florida have appealed for help in tracking down a brazen thief that stole an iPad straight from the hands of a little boy in a hair salon in Taramac last week.

Hilarious moment TV reporter breaks into hip hop dance - but presenters in studio left embarrassed when they attempt it

Dressed in a smart suit, tie and white shirt, Walter Morris overheard the audio technician playing the track during an advert and showed off his dance moves.

'I'll miss you so much buddy': Heartbreaking photographs see owners sharing their first and last precious moments with their beloved pets

Reddit users have been sharing their first and last images of their pets. Many of the original photos capture the owners as children who have since grown up with their four legged friend.

Chinese shoppers go to extreme lengths to avoid escalators after a woman was 'swallowed' when a metal plate gave way

Photos of the bizarre techniques being used to avoid the footplate at the end of escalators have emerged from China, after a woman fell through and died when she was dragged into the machine.

   

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He's no sucker! Bank robber caught on camera taking free lollipop before fleeing

Palm Beach bank robber caught on camera taking free lollipop before fleeing

Police in search of a Florida bank robber released footage of the heist, which also shows the thief snagging a snack on his way out the door. Photos released by the Palm Beach County show a robber reaching in for a complementary lollipop at a West Palm Beach TD Bank branch after demanding cash with a note. Cops soon caught up with a suspect but it remained unclear whether they retrieved the sucker.

The animal kingdom as you've never seen it before: Breathtaking images capture chases, fights and tender moments

Photographer Wim van dan Heever's images capture chases and fights in the animal kingdom

These breath-taking photographs reveal the everyday lives of animals living in the wild. The incredible images were taken by wildlife photographer Wim van den Heever, from Pretoria, South Africa, during trips to locations including Japan, Botswana and Svalbard. The 43-year-old has been photographing wildlife since he was a young boy and turned his passion for animals into a career and set up ODP Safaris in 2006.

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Picture purrfect: Cat born with chunk missing from his lip finds internet fame after two operations to fix his smile

Picture purrfect: Cat born with chunk missing from his lip finds internet fame after two

A cat born with a large chunk missing from his lip has become an online sensation after he defied the odds to survive two operations to fix his smile. Mr Norris was born with a cleft palate which left him disfigured and made it almost impossible to eat and drink. And at two weeks old, vets told his owner, Sarah Ross, that the deformity was so severe that it would be kinder to put him down.

Is this the best picture ever taken on an iPhone? Photographer snaps incredible aerial image of London as she comes in to land at Heathrow

The impressive image was taken on an iPhone 6 by wedding photographer Maria Farrelly, 37, from Newport, south Wales, as she came into land at London Heathrow Airport on Tuesday.

Everything but the kitchen sink! Jaw-dropping photos show intrepid delivery drivers navigating Vietnam's streets on motorbikes overloaded with balloons, trees and live FISH

These amazing scenes play out on a daily basis in Vietnam, but they're an eye-opener for Western tourists who aren't accustomed to seeing motorbikes loaded with goods or supplies.

Dramatic POV footage captures passengers' panic then relief from INSIDE that airliner as it made violent landing during a storm this week

Dramatic point of view footage from inside a passenger jet captured the moment a plane made a dramatic landing at Amsterdam's Schiphol airport during a violent storm.

Welcome to tandem surfing: Incredible acrobatic duo throw gymnastic shapes while riding the waves

Tandem surf duo who can make gymnastic shapes while riding the waves

It takes a lot of skill to surf a wave normally on a surfboard, but to hold different shapes in the air on the shoulders of a partner is even more challenging.That is what talented pair Lauren Oiye and Chuck Inman were caught doing while taking part in the Tandem Surfing competitions in Waikiki, Hawaii. Unlike the average surfing competition, Lauren and Chuck combine the balance needed to even stand up on a surfboard, with the strength needed to hold up various gymnastic poses.

   

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