Sotheby billionaire's widow is locked out of her Mayfair flat... by her own stepchildren! Former Miss Israel, 70, is left stranded on the street after inheritance row over £400,000 paintings

Sotheby billionaire's widow Judy Taubman is locked out of her flat by her stepchildren

Step-families usually come with baggage. And as billionaire's widow Judy Taubman stood angrily outside her Mayfair flat - ten suitcases piled up on the pavement - she seemed like the perfect example. The 70-year-old former Miss Israel arrived back in London after a flight from New York to find herself locked out of her £5million home and a security guard on the door after a row with her stepchildren turned nasty. Her husband Alfred Taubman, a property tycoon who bought the world-famous auction house Sotheby's in 1983, died in April this year aged 91, leaving his vast fortune to be divided up. A forthcoming sale of his art could raise as much as a billion dollars.

Corbyn pals plot to topple Government: Union leaders threaten walkouts and civil unrest in bid to get their man into Downing Street

Jeremy Corbyn's union pals pledge strike chaos in bid to topple Government

Emboldened by Jeremy Corbyn's dramatic election as Labour leader, militant chiefs warned they were ready to break the law to bring down the Tories and called for 6.5million trade union members to back them up. Mark Serwotka hailed Mr Corbyn's anti-austerity policies and called for 6.5million trade union members to back them up on the streets with strikes, demonstrations, local campaigns and occupations. 'We have the ability to stop austerity in its tracks, to topple this government and to ensure we get a fairer society,' said the Public and Commercial Services Union leader. David Cameron, who called Mr Corbyn on Saturday night to congratulate him on his victory, yesterday warned on Twitter: 'The Labour Party is now a threat to our national security, our economic security and your family's security.'

Third Mrs Corbyn steps into the spotlight to see her husband win the Labour leadership - but is nowhere to be seen on his first full day in charge

It appears Laura Alvarez, Jeremy Corbyn's Mexican wife, has no plans to step out from her husband's shadow and has instead resumed her dignified state of seclusion.

Paymaster and lackey: Embrace of the Brothers Corbyn and McCluskey as they celebrate victory in a Westminster pub

Comrades in arms, Jeremy Corbyn and Unite union baron Len McCluskey had broad smiles as they took in the scale of the win at the Sanctuary House near St James's Park in London.

Corbyn gives top job to IRA sympathiser: New Shadow Chancellor who wanted to kill Margaret Thatcher to push through plans for taxes on middle-class families 

Hard-left MP John McDonnell, who was appointed shadow Chancellor by Jeremy Corbyn, said he would like to go back to the 1980s and assassinate Margaret Thatcher.

How wonderful it'd be if we scrapped the Army, he ranted... but Corbyn's call is dismissed as 'madness' by Tory MP

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New Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn underlined his peacenik credentials at an event in 2012 in London, when he said it would be 'wonderful' to scrap the Armed Forces.

Making of Comrade Corbyn: QUENTIN LETTS explains how Labour leader went from prep school boy raised in a manor house to rich-bashing friend of terrorists

On May 26, 1949, Jeremy Bernard was born in rural Wiltshire to the intellectual, rather scruffy Corbyn family, writes QUENTIN LETTS. He was the youngest of four brothers.

So much for unity as Corbyn's new deputy brags: I've got my own mandate for reform

Labour's new deputy leader Tom Watson (pictured) has warned Jeremy Corbyn not to drag the party to the extreme fringes of Left-wing politics he has inhabited for the last 30 years.

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DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Corbyn is a great leap backwards for Labour 

The party is already in chaos. Half the shadow cabinet have resigned, saying they can't work with such a trenchant Left-winger and even Tom Watson publicly criticised Mr Corbyn.

PETER MCKAY: How smug Tories can still blow it in 2020

Corbyn might prove to be a better, cleverer leader than Conservatives imagine. Simultaneously, ten years since the last one, our economy might endure another, disastrous 'correction'.

MAX HASTINGS: How can we ever trust Jeremy Corbyn with our security?

The new leader of Her Majesty's Loyal Opposition is a lifelong admirer of revolutionary liberation movements around the world, writes MAX HASTINGS.

Pictured: Vile mother who stole £13,000 compensation awarded to her daughter after she was raped by her stepdad to become Britain's youngest mum aged 12

Chantelle Jones' mother steals compensation cash awarded to daughter following rape

A woman who was raped and impregnated by her mother's lover when she was 11 years old has accused her mum of blowing her victim compensation money on a wedding. Chantelle Jones became Britain's youngest mother when she gave birth to a son in 2006 (pictured left when she gave birth and right today) - aged just 12 - after being raped by Russel Tovey. Told by her mother Beverley Bale (pictured inset) she would receive £15,000 in compensation when she turned 21, she was shocked to be handed only £2,000 - and claims her mother blew £10,000 of it on a wedding.

Diesel drivers face £12.50 fee to enter cities after motorists were told to ditch their petrol cars for 'green' fuel 

The charges, expected to be introduced against motorists by 2020, are likely to affect diesel vehicles entering parts of London, Birmingham, Leeds, Derby, Nottingham and Southampton.

The bus lane 'rat traps' that cost us millions: Tens of thousands of motorists hit with heavy fines after being caught out 

The motoring organisation is demanding action by Westminster to outlaw the latest cash-raising scam by councils that have become 'addicted to the lucrative income from these rat traps'.

Now EU wants bins collected monthly! New edict to help Britain hit recycling target

The study, which will be presented to ministers next week, claims recycling rates in England have 'stagnated' in recent years, despite the continuing decline of weekly bin collections.

Police HR boss given £40,000 Mercedes complete with lights and sirens - even though she is a civilian and cannot respond to 999 calls

Lynne Potts (pictured), who earns £124,000 a year as head of resources at the Greater Manchester force, has no police powers and it is believed she has never been called to an emergency.

You must not call residents sweetie or darling, care home staff told because they are 'patronising and demeaning'

Staff have hit back at the ticking off from from the Care Quality Commission saying that the residents like the informal terms, especially those who have no relatives to visit them.

Parents who fail... at homework: One in three admit being confused by work their children bring home 

New research has also revealed that a shocking one in five (20 per cent) mothers and fathers pretend to know the answer before going online to research the question.

I've asked Al difficult questions - but NEVER doubted him: In a powerfully moving interview, Sgt Blackman's wife reveals how his imprisonment for 'murder' has devastated her life too 

Sgt Alexander Blackman's wife reveals how his imprisonment for 'murder' has devastated her

Being married to a convicted criminal can never be easy. How much harder, though, to be Mrs Alexander Blackman - certain, like so many people in Britain, that her husband has been the victim of a miscarriage of justice. For the outcry was overwhelming when he was found guilty of murder: more than 100,000 people signed a petition calling for the conviction to be quashed. But even more important to Blackman - as he said to me himself when I met him in jail recently - is the support of such a loving, strong and loyal wife. By inclination, 43-year-old Claire (pictured left and right with her husband on their wedding day in 2010)is a very private person. 'I would rather stay hidden, but I know I have to speak up for Al at this crucial stage,' she explains. 'It is the last chance to overturn an injustice and get him home.'

MPs join fight to clear Taliban murder Marine: Call to release sergeant jailed for killing fatally-wounded Afghan 

A number of senior politicians, including three MPs on the defence select committee, have demanded the troubling case of Sergeant Alexander Blackman be reopened.

Mail readers boost legal fund for Sergeant Blackman to £73,000 in just two days 

Messages of support and financial contributions have poured in after the Mail revealed shocking evidence casting doubt on the jailed Royal Marine Alexander Blackman's conviction.

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Terrorists WILL hit the West and UK would not be able to safeguard another Olympics, warns former MI6 chief Sir John Sawers 

Sir John Sawers stepped down last year after five years as chief of the UK Secret Intelligence Service (MI6). He said the risk of a terrorist attack hitting the West has grown since he left the role.

Police drop probe into VIP paedophile ring murder saying there is no evidence to support claims 

Officers launched an investigation after a 'witness' made a series of claims, including that a girl had died during a VIP paedophile party at the Dolphin Square flats in Westminster.

Peston defied haircut order from BBC executive after unruly locks billowed in the wind during news report 

BBC presenter Robert Peston has revealed that bosses at the broadcaster have told him his haircut is inappropriate for television, following a broadcast from a windy Athens rooftop.

Can't cook, won't cook: Birmingham is tinned food capital of Britain with residents getting through 640,000 cans of food daily

Birmingham is tinned food capital of Britain with 640,000 cans of food consumed there

Britain has also been revealed as a nation of hoarders, with six in ten households stashing up to ten cans in their kitchen cupboards at any given time.

Hi-tech boost for beef farmers in bid for better steaks: Infrared technology could assess meat in plans to increase sales 

Farmers are being encouraged to focus on positioning British beef as a 'premium' product and to boost exports, which only accounted for five per cent of sales in 2013.

We're facing a decade of colder summers - but at least it'll be dry as temperatures are expected to fall an average of one Celsius over ten years

After a somewhat underwhelming summer, it might not come as much of a surprise. British summers could get cooler over the next decade, according to the Met Office.

Half of women can't throw away clothes that don't fit - because they hope to lose weight so they can wear the items again 

The wardrobe survey of 1,000 women for George at Asda revealed more than half spend up to £360 a year on new clothes whilst a third admit that they feel 'bored' of their wardrobe

Are we ALL scarlet women? Dressing in red makes us feel sexier and more seductive... but black is best confidence boost

A study of more than 2,000 Britons has revealed that red is still the colour which makes women feel their sexiest, while a black outfit will boost confidence at work and green is least flattering.

6ft model reignites row over 'anorexia chic' ahead of London Fashion Week: Call for change in the law to help protect impressionable young women

Since being scouted last year, Molly Bair has quickly become fashion's hottest property, posing for top couture brands like Alexander Wang, Prada and Gucci.

Corbyn poses threat to national security: As Cameron attacks socialist on economy, Tories plan to paint him as weak on terror

Labour Party leadership candidate Jeremy Corbyn leaves his home in north London, Britain September 11, 2015. Corbyn, the leading candidate to win control of Britain's opposition Labour Party said he would introduce a punitive windfall tax, aimed at recouping money lost by privatising state assets too cheaply, if he becomes prime minister in 2020.  REUTERS/Stefan Wermuth

David Cameron will signal the start of the onslaught today, with a warning that the finances of every family in Britain would be at risk from Mr Corbyn's hard-left agenda.

I voted for Britain to LEAVE Europe, Corbyn admits as fears grow in Labour that he will join the out campaign

Labour Party leadership candidate Jeremy Corbyn speaks during a rally in London, Britain September 10, 2015. Britain's opposition Labour Party is voting for a new leader in a contest that polls indicate will be won by Corbyn, a veteran fan of Karl Marx who has upstaged rivals by promising a shift back to the party's socialist roots.  REUTERS/Peter Nicholls

With the hardline socialist expected to be named Labour leader tomorrow, the revelation that he opposed membership of the European Community in 1975 triggered panic among pro-Europeans.

Andy Burnham denies part in cash for access scandal after Labour fixer took £5,000 from reporter 'to fund shortfall in his leadership campaign'

Millionaire Faiz ul Rasool, leader of the Muslim Friends of Labour, was filmed taking the cash in a casino after claiming Mr Burnham was 'short of £40,000' for his campaign.

Sadiq Khan named as Labour's candidate to be London Mayor as party lurches to the left

LONDON, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 11:  Labour Member of Parliament for Tooting and London mayoral candidate, Sadiq Khan, gestures after winning the contest to become Labour's candidate to become London mayor at the Royal Festival Hall on September 11, 2015 in London, England. Mr Khan beat 5 other candidates to the position to stand in next years mayoral election.  (Photo by Carl Court/Getty Images)

The result will be seen as an early indication of the mood in the party ahead of the naming tomorrow of the new Labour leader, which is widely expected to be arch-leftwinger Jeremy Corbyn.

Cameron could be ousted in two years if he 'messes up' EU referendum, warns disgraced ex-Tory spin chief Andy Coulson

Former News of the World editor Andy Coulson arrives at the High Court in Edinburgh, where he has been cleared of committing perjury at the 2010 trial of former socialist MSP Tommy Sheridan after the judge ruled he had no case to answer. \n\nPRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Picture date: Wednesday June 3, 2015. See PA story COURTS Coulson. Photo credit should read: Andrew Milligan/PA Wire

The prospect of Britain leaving the EU and the threat of a bitter Tory split creates a 'real Rubik's Cube' that presents one of the biggest challenges of his premiership, Mr Coulson claimed.

Couple who have tragically lost SIX babies now hope a surrogate mother can help them start a family 

Couple who have tragically lost SIX babies now hope a surrogate mother can help them

Jina McPhee, 28, miscarried twins, had two stillbirths, lost a daughter at just 13 days old and another little girl aged three - all within eight years. It was only after the stillborn birth of her sixth child, Murray, that doctors discovered she has a rare condition that means she will never be able to carry a baby to full term. Medics suggested surrogacy would be the best option for Jina and husband Tam, 31, (pictured together, left) but it's only now - three years on - that they feel able to take the next step. 'We're desperate to have a family,' said Jina, from Livingston, West Lothian. Among the children they've lost are Karmelle (bottom right), who was born 26 weeks early and died aged three, and Ruby (top right) who was delivered after just 27 weeks by emergency caesarean and died shortly after.

Man dubbed Britain's fattest scrounger has now lost 11 stone and says he is desperate for a job to restart his life

Stephen Beer, 45, from Plymouth, Devon, shot to fame earlier this year with his wife Michelle, 43, after they appeared in a TV documentary featuring their £3,000 taxpayer-funded wedding.

'I saw the Crimewatch reconstruction and froze': Mother reveals how she shopped her killer son after she saw him on TV - and how he has forgiven her from behind bars despite being jailed for 15 years

Torn by her instinct as a mother and her duty to uphold the law, Paisley mother-of-four Margaret Anderson, 53, emailed police - landing her son Lee in prison for 15 years.

Runner dies during Great North Run, organisers confirm

Organisers this evening confirmed that a participant - who has yet to be named - lost their life while taking part in the Newcastle half-marathon, which asks racers to complete 13.1 mile course.

Mean-spirited council bosses say 5ft 7in Wendy house must be pulled down because the parents who built it for their toddlers didn't get planning permission

Parents Michael Heron and Jenna Hulme were stunned by Oldham council's decision that the Wendy house, bought as a birthday present for four-year-old Jacob, must be torn down.

Widow of hero policeman David Rathband blasted in the face by on-the-run killer Raoul Moat is to marry again 

Widow Kath Rathband, who cared for the hero police officer after he was shot and blinded by killer Raoul Moat in Newcastle in July 2010, will marry prison guard John McGee next year.

Boy, four, escapes after-school club by scaling 5ft fence and crosses railway line, canal and main road during rush hour before being reunited with frantic parents 

Little Amaan Ahmed was playing in a field next to Dunkirk Primary School in Nottingham on Friday afternoon when he slipped past supervisors and went on a perilous 60-minute trek through the city.

'Those evil eyes will never change': Victims of 'Britain's most sadistic mother' speak of their fury after torturer is seen out shopping following her early release from prison

Eunice Spry's victims speak of their fury after torturer is released from prison

Eunice Spry, 71, was recognised by three of her foster children, who all suffered years of torture and abuse after being taken in by her in Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, in 1991. During her reign of terror, Spry forced sticks down her victims' throats and made them eat their own vomit and rat excrement. As punishment for misbehaving, she would also beat them on the soles of their feet and force them to drink washing-up liquid and bleach. Spry, who was initially jailed for 14 years for her crimes in 2007, first had the tariff reduced to 12 years by the High Court and was released last summer after serving just half of her sentence.

Wedding planner fraudster who conned more than 100 brides-to-be out of £120,000 to fund her gambling addition has to pay back just £1

Mother-of-two Sarah Cawthorne, 32, left more than 100 women in the lurch after taking their deposits and then failing to turn up on the day of their weddings.

Police launch hunt after woman, 18, suffers serious sexual assault outside Primark in Edinburgh city centre 

Police have appealed for witnesses to help catch the man who carried out the 'horrendous' attack on the young woman in Princes Street in Edinburgh at around 4am on Saturday.

Suspect 'confesses' to shooting dead British Olympic diver and his wife at their Spanish villa 

The Moroccan man (pictured), who has not been named, has reportedly confessed to shooting David and Jean Tarsey at their home on the Costa Blanca, Spain, in March.

Two suspected terrorists linked to Boko Haram are charged with horrendous acid attack on holidaying British teenagers

North Londoners Kirstie Trup and Katie Gee, both 18 at the time, were left with severe burns after a stranger on a moped threw a can acid over them as they made their way to a restaurant in 2013.

Myra Hindley wanted to kill herself when she thought about her crimes and was learning foreign languages to disappear abroad if ever released 

Undated handout of Ian Brady and Myra Hindley, as the search for the remains of the Moors murders victim Keith Bennett has been called off, Greater Manchester Police said today. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Issue date: Wednesday July 01, 2009. The 12-year-old was killed by the couple  in 1964.  Greater Manchester Police (GMP) said that searches based on the words and photographs of the notorious pair - known as the Moors Murderers - had failed to yield results. See PA story POLICE Moors. Photo credit should read: Handout/PA Wire

Child killer Myra Hindley (pictured) considered killing herself but planned to flee the country using money in a trust fund and her newly-acquired language skills if she were ever released, records have revealed.

Shocking pictures show youngsters risking their lives as they climb 80ft-high rollercoaster in abandoned amusement park 

Youngsters at Lancashire's Camelot Theme Park risk lives climbing 80ft-high rollercoaster

Camelot Theme Park in Lancashire (inset), which shut down in 2012, has been boarded up but dozens of people have been spotted entering through a gap in the fence. Most of the old rides have been removed but the rusting structure of the 'Knightmare' rollercoaster, which was the park's top white knuckle ride, still remains. Many people have been sharing their pictures of climbing the old ride on social media and a number of videos have been uploaded to YouTube showing the dangerous ascent. Pictures taken show people walking along the top of the disused ride perilously high from the ground.

Britain to be hit by 60mph winds and torrential rain tomorrow as Tropical Storm Henri arrives on our shores two days later

The South West is expected to be worst hit tomorrow, with more than an inch of rain on the way and the Isles of Scilly to suffer the most.

Boy, five, dies and girl, two, is left fighting for her life car crash 'like an explosion' also sees five adults cut out of wreckage

Five adults and the two children were cut out of the wreckage and taken to hospital following the collision in Cardiff at 11.30am, but the boy has since died and the girl is in a critical condition.

Britain faces an invasion of venomous false widow spiders as warm conditions herald a population boom 

False widow spiders have seen a population boom thanks to warm weather throughout the summer. As Britain's most venomous spider, the false widow can deliver an extremely painful bite.

A cremation casket for a goldfish, horse burial plots and headstones for dogs: Pet lovers spend thousands on animal funerals 

A quarter of the UK's pet owners have either organised funeral services for their animals already or would considering doing to in the future, research has found.

Women who want three children should get started at the age of 23 say scientists...and if you want one you shouldn't delay past 32 

Dutch researchers have created a fertility calculator which predicts the likelihood of having a family based on a woman's age. Those who want two children should start aged 27.

Facebook is sued by father of vulnerable girl who was exposed to sexual predators on the site when she was aged just 11

A father has sued Facebook for failing to enforce its age restriction policy after he claims his daughter, from Northern Ireland, was exposed to online sexual predators at the age of 11.

Vintage petrolheads take their pride and joy classic cars and motorbikes out for a spin in historic hill climb event 

Vintage petrolheads head out for a spin at Saltburn-by-the-Sea's hill climb

Enthusiasts from the Middlesbrough and District Motor Club on board rare cars and motorbikes showed off their prized vehicles in the annual Saltburn vintage hill climb. Included in today's showcase race were (clockwise from top left) a 1970s Ford Cortina mk3, a rare Austin 7, a 1926 Bentley, and a feast of rare motorbikes and other historic rides (centre, an Austin). Participants took part in a non-competitive gathering, testing their age-old machines on a tough hill climb on the outskirts of the Teeside town.

Chris Evans makes £1.3million as he puts some of his classic car collection up for auction and raises more than £50,000 for Children In Need 

The Top Gear host entered 12 desirable models into the auction at the Goodwood Revival today and was expecting the fleet to fetch around £8 million, but the most expensive cars didn't sell.

Another tough day on the game reserve! Brilliant pictures capture the moment a lion wakes up from his afternoon nap

Wildlife photographers Andy and Sarah Skinner waited three days for the perfect moment at the Moremi Game Reserve in Botswana.

Masked Palestinians clash with Israeli police at Jerusalem mosque hours before the start of Jewish New Year 

Muslims clash with Israeli police at Al-Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem before Jewish New

Palestinian Muslims and Israeli police clashed at the Al-Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem today, just hours before the start of the Jewish New Year. Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas condemned what he called an Israeli police 'attack' at the site, while Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said authorities must prevent rioting there. The latest violence appears to have been sparked over access to the site sacred to both faiths.

'Go home!' After years of Eastern European migrants starting new lives in the UK now it's the turn of their own countries to complain about new arrivals 

Thousands of angry protesters took to the streets in Eastern Europe to voice their opposition to the influx of migrants into the region. Many of the protesters charmed: 'Islam will be the death of Europe'

Spanish soldier gets touching goodbye hug from his daughter ahead of Mediterranean mission to target people traffickers 

Saying goodbye is often an emotional affair,and for one young girl, she couldn't resist one final hug with her father before he went away on tour with the Spanish RAF.

Angry crowd demand police hunt man who had stored explosives at Indian restaurant which saw 90 killed in massive blast 

Protesters have been voicing their dismay at the Indian police's inability to find the man responsible for the restaurant explosion that killed 90 people in Madhya Pradesh state.

Horrifying moment that mosque shakes seconds before crane collapse which killed 111 in Mecca disaster

Footage recorded from inside Mecca's Grand Mosque shows the moment the building begins to shake seconds before a construction crane collapsed, killing more than 100 people.

FIFTEEN young children - including four babies - among 34 refugees who drowned after their boat sank off Greek island

Thirty-four refugees drowned off Farmakonisi - believed to be the largest death toll from any single accident in Greek waters since the crisis began. The father and son pictured were on a different boat.

'We can't take any more!' German ministers call for urgent action on migrant crisis as they HALT all trains coming from Austria

German politicians have called for urgent action on the migrant crisis as the country today halted all trains from Austria due to an overwhelming influx of refugees.

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Don't use the Queen as an excuse to drag us to war again, says DOMINIC LAWSON

David Cameron's spinners have briefed that the PM's decision to bump off two British jihadists in Syria by a drone missile strike was because the late unlamented duo had been planning to kill the Queen.

ANDREW PIERCE: How Corbyn has cost us all £3m... so far 

Comrade Corbyn will portray his band of hard-Left followers, as they take control of the Labour Party, as champions of the underdog and the low-paid, writes ANDREW PIERCE.