For nearly a century and a half, the Metropolitan Police in London has been accumulating the gruesome relics of murder and mayhem in what has become known as the 'Black Museum'. Pictured: Left, the poison briefcase used by the Kray brothers; top right, a box of deadly pills used by the murderous Dr Death; bottom left, the pyjamas that solved the mystery of Dr Crippen, one of the Yard's most famous cases.

Scottish student Chelsea Marr, 24, right, has turned down the chance of a glamorous life of modelling - in favour of working as a recruitment manager. Her similarity Hollywood star Angelina, left, who is married to Brad Pitt, has seen her take the internet by storm. Her Instagram account has 56,000 followers, with hundreds liking and commenting on her pictures. But Miss Marr revealed she is not a model but works as an operations manager for an oil and gas recruitment company in Aberdeen.

Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver, 40, has snapped up an eight-bedroom Grade II-listed property near Hampstead Heath in north London (bottom right), which is just a stone's throw from where the likes of Kate Moss live. The father-of-four paid almost £10million for the 17th century home which was marketed as having a beautiful interior, including 'wonderful' panelled rooms (bottom left) and a 'particularly fine' staircase, as well as period features, beautiful gardens (top left) and stunning views. The home also boasts a lavish bathroom (top right) and counts George Michael and Jude Law among its neighbours. Oliver is believed to have finalised the purchase in July but is yet to move in. It is just three miles from the £7million Primrose Hill property where he lives with his wife Jools, 40 (together inset), and their children, Poppy, 13, Daisy, 12, Petal, six, and Buddy, four.

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT - Aylan, three, his brother Galip, five, (pictured inset) and mother Rehan died when their dinghy capsized as they tried to reach the Greek island of Kos in the dead of night. Today, Abdullah Kurdi (top right) accompanied the bodies his sons and wife (main and bottom right) to Kobane - they city risked their lives fleeing from. Meanwhile, the boy's grandfather, Sexo Seno Kurdi revealed 11 members of the family had been killed by Islamic State fighters in Kobane in June.

For the past gruelling month, 15 celebrities have subjected themselves to bruises, bandages and frightening levels of bling, preparing for the moment tonight when the band strikes up the familiar theme tune and a new season of Strictly begins. So what can we expect with the season launch show tonight - and who, crucially, is paired with whom? Pictured from left to right, Radio 2 presenter Jeremy Vine, Coronation Street actress Georgia May Foote, newsreader Katie Derham, and singer Peter Andre.

Tiger keeper Caroline Westlake, 32, (right) lost her job at London Zoo after she became embroiled in a catfight with love rival Kate Sanders (left) at a staff Christmas party over 30-year-old Adam Davies (centre). Mr Davies and Miss Sanders were together for five years but had split up. Four months later he started seeing Miss Westlake. Details of their tangled love lives and the brawl were revealed as Miss Westlake took London Zoo to an employment tribunal where she is suing them for unfair dismissal

Tiggy Walker discovered she had breast cancer in December 2013 at the age of 53 (top left). Here she relives her journey back to health in a moving collection of photographs including one of first operation in January 2014 (top left, right), a 'healing holiday to Paxos (bottom left, far left), the moment her husband shaved off her hair (top right, right) and a rare moment of hilarity with hats given to the Tiggy as she recovered (top right, left). As the year went on Tiggy suffered a life-threatening fall (bottom left, right) before showing signs of improved health (bottom right, left). In May, (bottom right, right) she celebrated her new life and figure after undergoing breast surgery.

The 777-9X will seat at least 400 passengers with a superwide cabin with larger, higher windows when it begins production in 2017. It is so big, Boeing has developed hinges on its wingtips. The hinges will fold up, allowing the plane to shorten its wingspan when it's rolling across airport taxiways, the first design of its kind on any commercial airliner.

Chris Barnett, an instructor of 36 years, suffered a broken elbow and his 17-year-old student Conner George was left visibly shaken after they were subjected to an aggressive road rage attack. When the lights turned to green, Conner struggled to pull away and it took 20 seconds before he was able to drive off. As the learner tried to get the Suzuki Swift in gear, an impatient driver in a white Range Rover behind began to beep impatiently. Moments later, the 4x4 overtook the learner, pulled in front of the pair and slammed on the brakes, forcing Mr Barnett to use the dual brakes. In an ugly confrontation, the driver of the Range Rover dressed in a hooded top then threatened Mr Barnett through the window before slamming the door on his elbow.

Almost 50 children at Winterbourne International Academy in South Gloucestershire were banned from lessons after showing up for PE wearing socks that had the incorrect logo, instead of the school's approved pair (inset). Meanwhile staff at Marple Hall School in Stockport, Greater Manchester, sent home 40 pupils on Wednesday for wearing the wrong items like skirts and shoes. Emily Biggin, 13, (left) was among those sent home for wearing trainer-style black shoes. Skirts were also an issue for students arriving back at Tring School in Hertfordshire, where a group of schoolgirls queued outside a uniform shop after being sent to get one of an 'appropriate' length. The school says the skirts must be knee length and pleated (the correct one, right).

Men's Health has selected five British men from scores of nominations and crowned them its 'Heroes' for overcoming extraordinary adversity to become celebrated role models. Mark Ormrod (left), 31, lost both legs and one arm in Afghanistan and is now a performance coach; Rich Smith (top right), 29, lost his mother, father and sister to a light aircraft crash when he was 18 and is now also a lifestyle coach, and (bottom right) Jonathan Benson, 33, was diagnosed with Crohn's disease but defied doctors by refusing surgery and drugs to manage his condition through diet and fitness instead.

Comrade Corbyn, who was brought up in Yew Tree Manor, Shropshire, pictured left, is like so many other Left-wingers who have enjoyed a privileged background themselves only to deny it to others by pulling up the ladder to social mobility by, for example, sabotaging grammar schools, writes ANDREW PIERCE. Pictured right, the Labour leadership candidate today (top) and as a pupil at Adams Grammar School (circled, below).

Actress Siân Phillips described her life with troubled Lawrence of Arabia star, Peter O'Toole (pictured left and right with Phillips), as 'intermittently ecstatic or unbelievably dreadful,' during their turbulent marriage. A new biography reveals tales of the star's drinking, including consuming a bottle of whiskey without pausing for breath and falling asleep on stage. Whilst filming Lawrence of Arabia in the Jordan desert, O'Toole was given his own minder to ensure he was fit to work. It also chronicles how O'Toole would disappear for days end with a new young actress, leaving his wife at home with their children.

Cosmopolitan.com editor Amy Odell, 29, attempted to recreate eight of Instagram's most popular pictures - and quickly learned that she was unable to do any of them without help from a team of eight people, including make-up artists, hairstylists and assistants to ensure the perfect positioning in each image.

Margaret Collins, 71, from Newcastle, has been dating online since she was 58 and says she has been inundated with responses. She has now been on 200 online dates - all with younger men. Mrs Collins, who is twice-divorced with three daughters, five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren, has been lavished with gifts by her suitors including luxury trips abroad and shopping sprees in Harrods.

John Collins, 74, (centre right) Daniel Jones, 58, (right) Terry Perkins, 67 (left) and Brian Reader, 76, (centre left) pleaded guilty to conspiracy to burgle the Hatton Garden Safe Deposit in London (inset, the damage to the safe) with intent to steal, in an audacious raid on the Easter bank holiday weekend. The men, who were part of a gang of nine dubbed the 'Dad's Army' with a combined age of 532, were supported by friends and family in the public gallery at Woolwich Crown Court in south east London today. They will be sentenced at a date to be confirmed.

The controversial dating site Seeking Arrangements has launched its first ever calendar contest where 12 real-life sugar babies compete for the coveted title of Sugar Baby of the Year and the chance to be featured on the calendar's cover. The contestants range in age from 19 to 25, and while they were more than happy to flaunt their toned bodies in tiny bikinis for the dating site's 2016 calendar, many insist that voters should choose them for the cover because of their fantastic personalities.

Discovery Family's new show Babies Behaving Badly, due to premier tonight, sees viral videos of kids throwing fits and trying to outsmart their parents given the TV treatment with comedic commentary and interviews with the tiny tots turned internet sensations.

Fashion blogger and Marie Claire contributing editor Nicolette Mason, 29, Tweeted a striking side-by-side comparison of a pussy-bow lipstick-print crepe mini dress in Saint Laurent's Fall/Winter 2015 collection and a jersey dress designed by Forever 21 two years ago.

EXCLUSIVE: The story of the Jesus 'Chuy' Aceves (top left, with his nephews) - better known as the 'Wolf Man' because of the thick hair that covers his face and body - joined the circus when he was 13 and toured the world for nearly 30 years. But when he discovered his wife was having an affair with a 'regular man' and his daughter Araceli missed him terribly, he gave up the circus life to come home. His entire family of 30 (bottom row, L - R: Cousin Larry, daughter Araceli, nephew Abraham, nephew Abraham) are all covered in the same dark fur as him - and cruelly shunned in their home town of Loreto, north-west Mexico, because of it. The call them horrible names like 'satanic beasts', tell them to 'go live in the woods' and poison their pets. The youngest generation refuse to have more children and even Chuy's daughter Karla - who regularly shaves her face to avoid bullying at school - says: 'It's difficult to bring a new person like me into the world.'

Animal welfare expert Phil York (pictured) fires contraceptive darts into the ponies' flanks to keep down the number of foals being born so the size of the 500-strong herd roaming free on 3,000 acres at Gelligaer, near Caerphilly, South Wales, stays manageable. This year Mr York, from the charity the Society for the Welfare of Horses and Ponies, has vaccinated 60 ponies at a cost of £50 an animal, firing at them from 50 yards.

In a video uploaded to YouTube titled, Angry Hot Kebab Girl Meltdown', a woman, filmed somewhere in the US, is seen verbally abusing the restaurant's employees because they used green peppers instead of red in her meal. She also berates the staff members for not speaking English. She leaves the restaurant in a huff, but not before walking into the glass front door on her way out.

An investigation has been launched by maritime experts to discover what caused the sinking of the Brigantine Zebu in Liverpool's Albert Dock in the early hours of this morning (above main). The vessel, built in 1938, was discovered fully immersed with only its mast visible in the early hours of the morning. The Zebu (pictured inset before), which has been based at Albert Dock since 1988, circumnavigated the globe in the 1980s visiting 41 countries as part of a youth development project.

The world's first robot designed to seek out and kill the Great Barrier Reef's crown-of-thorn starfish is set to be working in the world heritage site by December. The COTSbot completed its first sea trials in Queensland's Moreton Bay this week, seeking out the scourge of the world's largest coral reef.