For weeks they have watched from the sidelines as their men toiled in a mighty sporting battle. But yesterday, as the England cricket team destroyed Australia and regained the Ashes, their glamorous partners seized their moment in the limelight. And the wives and girlfriends of the jubilant England players had clearly dressed for the occasion. But can you guess who is whose partner?

This week's star baker Marie Campbell (left) specialised in patisserie at the renowned school, going onto host classes for aspiring chefs before running a hotel and restaurant on Skye. But there are another six aspiring bakers who may stretch the amateur title, including (clockwise) Alvin Magallanes, 37, Ugne Bubnaityte, 32, Tamal Ray, 29, Dorret Conway, 53, Mat Riley, 37, and Flora Shedden, 19.

Chris Brosnan, inset, who lived with the disgraced entertainer for 11 years and was his closest confidant and surrogate son, claimed the disgraced star was desperate to divert attention from his internet activities. In an exclusive interview last night, Brosnan told how Harris, who was convicted last year of 12 counts of sexual assault against four girls, was happy to shift suspicion to the people around him - including his own grandson, Marlon Cox -to try to take the heat off himself. Pictured main, Harris with his wife, Alwen, right, and daughter Bindi, mother of his grandson Marlon.

Lisa Milella has set about meticulously planning her own death through a lethal cocktail of drugs at the controversial Swiss-based organisation Dignitas (inset). Meanwhile, the highly regarded vet (pictured main) is calling on MPs to support a Private Members Bill on assisted dying, due for a second reading next month.

The Charity Commission has launched a probe into allegations by former Kids Company employees that the charity helped bankroll a place for the teenage daughter (right, inset) of Jeton Cavolli (left) Camila Batmanghelidjh's personal driver, (seen together right) at Dauntsey's School in Wiltshire - where fees reach £28,000 a year. The investigation was triggered last month after employees met the Commission to set out their concerns about whether the arrangement represented proper use of the charity's money.

Jose Mourinho has hit out at his medical team for going on to the pitch without knowing the extent of an injury to Eden Hazard, accusing his staff of potentially costing Chelsea a late goal. His side were temporarily reduced to nine men during the closing stages of the Barclays Premier League match after Hazard received medical attention from doctor Eva Carneiro. Club doctor Carniero immediately dashed on to the pitch to treat Hazard but Mourinho insisted the medic made the wrong decision.

The Scandalous Lady W features Game Of Thrones star Natalie Dormer in the title role. It begins in 1775 with the marriage of 17-year-old Seymour Fleming to Sir Richard Worsley, played by Shaun Evans. But their marriage soon becomes like an X-rated version of Through The Keyhole, the TV show presented by Loyd Grossman, when Sir Richard confesses to his wife that he can only make love to her after he has spied on her undressing. Lady Worsley declares his tastes 'strange but not unpleasant', and is later appalled when he tells her she must sleep with other men while he watches them.

Forty years after Roy Scheider exclaimed, 'We're gonna need a bigger boat' in Jaws - it seems the film's director Steven Spielberg has taken the sentiment very firmly to heart. The 68-year-old has announced he is selling his £120 million, 282ft megayacht The Seven Seas... because it is too small. Instead, the Hollywood mogul is having a new boat built, for £160 million. This latest yacht will be just 18ft longer at 300ft, leading some onlookers to question if he needs a new boat at all. The Seven Seas, which was designed by Nuvolari Lenard and crafted by Dutch shipbuilder Oceanco, already boasts an infinity pool with 15ft glass wall doubling as a movie screen, seven suites for up to 12 guests, a helicopter landing pad, gym, spa, and massage room.

we got the kind of plane wrong - this is right A Delta Airlines flight from Boston to Salt Lake City had to land in Denver around 8.40pm Friday after baseball-sized hail severely damaged its windshield, nose and navigation systems. Passengers on the Airbus A320 said they were lucky to be alive after getting off of the aircraft and seeing its horrifying condition. One person went to the hospital with minor injuries. 

For survivors of brutal Japanese prisoner of war camps (left), the ordeal didn't end on their return home. As we commemorate the 70th anniversary of VJ Day, Liz Bestic (top right) recalls how her father's (bottom right, with Liz and her brother Richard) bitter experiences haunted her family for decades. When the war ended the men who had been through unimaginable suffering were expected never to speak of it again and to 'get on with their lives'. That is how they became known as the 'forgotten army'.

Earlier this year, Ruth (L) informed her 500 Twitter followers that Clapton had gone to a fancy-dress party for his 70th birthday as Kermit the Frog. On another occasion, she posted pictures of two Porsches in a garage, apparently taken at her father's home. It is understood Clapton reprimanded her. In a furious response (inset) she informed her father that she no longer wants to be part of his life, and has not heard from him since. The pair are pictured, right, in 1995.

Stephen and Michelle Beer, of Plymouth, became national hate figures when they appeared on Channel 5 documentary 'Too Fat To Work', but have since lost bags of weight. They now work out as much as six times a week with their new personal trainer. The married pair - who have 13 children between them - were photographed getting into shape with a Saturday afternoon cardio and weights session in a Plymouth park.

Jazz Jennings (left and bottom right) was 'assigned male at birth', meaning she was born a boy. Her parents, Jeanette and Greg, named their baby son (top right) Jaron. But since she could first articulate her feelings and choose which clothes she wanted to wear, Jazz - as she has long been known - felt she was a girl, simply born into a body that did not match.

Gathered in a remarkable new book, many previously unseen photographs, as well as memos, script notes and interviews from the film-maker's own archives show how Chaplin developed gags - from eating his own boots in The Gold Rush to being dragged over giant cogs in Modern Times - and how he tirelessly adjusted his films right up to the premiere.

She was recently crowned the 'most stylish woman in the world' - but it seems Samantha Cameron is not above wearing the same outfit twice. Prime Minister David Cameron's wife was snapped while on holiday in Alvor, Portugal, yesterday (pictured main) in the same floral skirt as she wore on a trip to Cornwall in 2008 (pictured inset), and a very similar black spaghetti strap vest top. Meanwhile, Mr Cameron added to his reputation for wearing dubious footwear by sporting a pair of blue £45 FitFlops, which sparked rumours he was worried about his waistline as the espadrilles are designed to help lose weight and get rid of cellulite.

Over the years, Eve Branson has viewed her billionaire businessman son's astronomic rise to riches with a mixture of adoration and dread, recalling one particularly perilous challenge when she watched in horror as the famous adventurer plummeted into the sea from a hot-air balloon. Here, she tells the Mail on Sunday's AMY OLIVER about raising her 'absolutely impossible' son (pictured below inset in 1971) and reveals the truth about being 'saved' by Kate Winslet (pictured together inset, top right) from a raging inferno on Necker Island in 2011.

Prince Harry is at the front line of a bloody war against rhino poachers, joining heavily armed forces battling gangs of criminals wielding rifles and machetes. The Prince was last week flown secretly into a military camp deep in the vast South African game reserve of Kruger Park, where he has been going on night patrols with an army unit as part of the government's anti-poaching campaign, called Operation Corona. The South African force consists of several hundred infantry, 400 armed rangers and 150 others, including special forces and police - and they have already killed more than 300 poachers.

The flood waters of Hurricane Katrina have receded in the ten year's since the deadly storm made landfall, but some areas of Louisiana are still unable to return to the way things were before. The Six Flags amusement park near New Orleans did not have water pumped out until a month after the hurricane, and one decade on its abandoned roller coasters and attractions create an eerie scene. Photographer Seph Lawless, who has previously taken pictures of America's abandoned shopping malls, documented the former Six Flags in a series of photos.

The remains of Juan Manuel Fangio (inset), who never married and did not recognise having any children before his death in 1995, were removed from a family crypt in his hometown of Balcarce, Argentina, on Friday. On the orders of an Argentine judge, they were then taken to a morgue for the extraction of DNA samples. The results are expected to be known in one to two months. Although Fangio was thought to have been childless, two suits brought by former racing driver Oscar Espinosa and another man called Ruben Vazquez (pictured, center in main image, watching Fangio's body being exhumed) claim that the racing driver is their biological father.

Christian Louboutin (pictured) - whose signature red soles have been seen on Taylor Swift (inset) and Angelina Jolie - has designed 1,200 limited edition wedges inspired by the Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan. Each pair expected to cost about £1,000 when they go on sale next year. The designs (top right, bottom right and bottom left) - personally approved by the king and queen of Bhutan - are unveiled in a new Channel 4 documentary by filmmaker Michael Waldman, who has been allowed a fascinating insight into Louboutin's unconventional lifestyle.

Yogita Rameshbhai Nandwana (pictured left), five, weighed 5st 5lbs and sister Anisha (wearing green), three, 7st 8lbs but they have both managed to lose 13 pounds thanks to a restricted diet. Doctors from Gujarat, India, where the children are from, believe they are suffering from Prader-Willi syndrome, but do not know how to treat it. The rare genetic condition causes various symptoms including constant hunger, reduced muscle tone, restricted growth and learning difficulties.

It is hard to believe this dilapidated cottage (right) was once at the centre of London's social scene. But the ramshackle property, bought recently for £6.8 million, was once the love nest of acting icons Laurence Olivier and Vivien Leigh (pictured left at the love nest). The couple, who married in 1940, christened it Durham Cottage and kept it until the mid-1950s.

The stunning images were taken by a group of Russian photographers by the name of AirPano, who travel the world snapping its most wondrous sights from helicopters, planes, hot air balloons and radio-controlled devices. The amazing album includes breathtaking images of the Iguazu Falls on the border of Brazil and Argentina, Central Park in Manhattan and Venezuela's Angel Falls (above).

The Da Vinci robot, used by the Newcastle Hospital Trust, has allowed patients to leave hospital within two days of surgery, suffering only minimal post-operative pain. The cyborg removes tumours from lungs with less impact on the patient than other forms of keyhole surgery. The da Vinci is activated by a doctor who operates a camera and a surgeon who manipulates the robot's arms from a console using a joystick and foot pedals. The hydraulic limbs move as she or he does, effectively creating a 'cyborg' melding of human and machine. The machine locates and removes tumours without pressing on patients' ribs as it reaches and grabs the tumour. This pressing is the major cause of operative pain in traditional laparoscopic, or keyhole, lung surgery.