The conversation between the unknown woman and her shockingly cheap date, which appears to have taken place in London earlier this year, has been shared on social media. After she very politely declined to meet up for a second time, her date became the definition of 'sour grapes' and even had the cheek to ask her to pay back the money for the drink bought for her - which cost just £4.50.

Captured in a short video in an unknown location, the tiny creature emerges from the long grass and takes a few tentative steps forward before attempting to roar loudly (main). However the noise it makes is nothing more than a tiny squeak, and adding to the humour, it appears to give the cub a fright (inset).

Sarah Teale, a presenter and journalist for BBC East Midlands Today, was performing a piece to camera outside Nottingham Conference Centre on Thursday when the heckling occurred. Sitting on a wall, Ms Teale said: 'An online study found a shocking 95 per cent of people said they had been harassed, either jeered at or had obscenities shouted at them in the street.' Seconds later, a man (not pictured) could be heard shouting 'sexual obscenities' in her direction. Ms Teale responded by gesturing toward the unidentified man (main) and saying angrily: 'Yeah, like that'. She later took to Twitter to express her fury over the incident (inset).

Abigail Kingston (left), 30, will wear the century-old dress when she marries her fiancé on October 17. The first bride to wear the dress was her great-great-grandmother in 1895, and the last was in 1991. It has been worn by 10 other members of her family. Abby, who recently moved from New York to Charlotte, North Carolina, feared she would not be able to continue the charming family tradition. However, after 200 hours of restoration work, Abby will now be able to wear the dress when she marries next month.

An entrepreneur has created a company offering what many would consider their dream job - an office of your own choosing, working the hours you wish to work. Swiss start-up founder Christian Mischler runs his company from his laptop, spending an estimated 250 nights of the year on the road (pictured left, right and inset). Even more remarkably, his 100 staff are encouraged to do the same. They are allowed to work whenever and wherever it suits them - be it on a beach, a hotel, or in bed.

David Arquette has caused concern following a TV appearance in which he appeared to slur his words. The actor, 44, appeared on Friday night's episode of Ellen DeGeneres' chat show, but viewers were quick to point out on Twitter that it was an overall awkward display, and his words were almost incoherent. He was on the chat show along with actress Wanda Sykes, and got into the swing of things with the host as they played a game of Never Have I Ever.

The heart-warming video, which is believed to have been filmed in America, shows the baby catching up on his sleep with his face down on the sofa. The attentive pet Labrador approaches, and after noticing that the baby does not have his blanket wrapped around him, sets about putting that right with his nose.

Researchers in Australia say that people can tell a love cheat from just their face 59 per cent of the time - so look at our volunteers and see whether you think they are faithful or not. Among these faces are a self-confessed philanderer and lovers who were bored, drunk or just reckless. Some of them ruined their relationships for ever - while others were forgiven and are still with their partners today.

The pope stopped his motorcade in Philadelphia to kiss and bless a 10-year-old disabled boy. Michael Keating, who has cerebral palsy, was waiting on the tarmac with his mother and father, his able-bodied twin brother Chris, and his 13-year-old sister Katie to watch the pontiff arrive. To their astonishment, as the papal Fiat drove past, Francis stopped the car, got out, and walked over to embrace Michael.

Thousands of economic migrants are trying to claim asylum to reach Europe. But there are claims the rising numbers are making Europe a more dangerous place to be, with violence rife in migrant camps. This week, David Cameron said Europe must send failed asylum claimants back to their own countries, while European Council president Donald Tusk has warned that millions more migrants are on their way and 'the policy of open doors and windows' must be scrapped. They are tough words, but it's action that is needed.

Super-couple Victoria and David Beckham have been spending less and less time in each other's company, sparking rumours that there is trouble in paradise. Entering Victoria's London boutique to celebrate the shop's first anniversary earlier this week, both wore expressions somewhere between irate and thunderous. And on their way out, nearly six hours later, with Posh pale, unsteady on her feet and sporting an unsightly wet patch on her jeans, David Beckham seemed crosser still, appearing to drag his wife out by the wrist.

A first responder has apologized to the family of an 18-year-old freshman after he tried and failed to save his life. Michael Namey had a seizure on Monday during a pre-calculus class at the University of Central Florida. When he fell, his classmate Manny Ballestas, who is trained in first aid, rushed to perform CPR.

A dazzling Michelle Obama and pregnant Priscilla Chan stole the show as President Obama threw a spectacular state dinner for Chinese leader Xi Jinping. The black-tie affair was not only attended by top-level politicians from both countries, with the likes of Facebook and Apple bosses Mark Zuckerberg and Tim Cook joining Empire creator Lee Daniels and Disney chief executive Bob Iger at the glitzy event. While most of the 200 guests will be used to dressing up for glamorous get-togethers, it was Obama himself who needed a hand preparing himself to greet the first arrivals, with wife Michelle helping to straighten his bow tie.

A disturbing new TLC show reveals the men with roving eyes and the heartbroken spouses who have seen their lives destroyed by infidelity sites like Ashley Madison (inset, bottom) that make cheating so easy. Sex, Lies and Online Affairs, which airs on Tuesday, includes unapologetic mistress 48-year-old Karen Marley (main picture, on a date with a married man), a divorcee from North Yorkshire, and Tony Williams, 58, and Debbie Dowsett, 42 (inset top), from Essex, who have been together for the last 17 years but both openly sleep with other partners.

Clipper House boasts stunning views (top left) over the picturesque harbour in West Looe, Cornwall, and can sleep (one of the 15 bedroom pictured top-right) a veritable army of guests. But potential buyers will have to overlook the old-fashioned exterior and the fact it is divided into three self-contained units, ideal for letting out to holidaymakers, as Miss French (centre) has done.

Dressed in his blacks, the Lord Commander of the Night's Watch, was standing tall with his sword on his hip as they filmed on the remote Northern Ireland hilltop on Friday. Kit, who has been spotted in Belfast on several occasions over the past few weeks, was surrounded by several members of the crew as they took a break between scenes.

Kate Murphy and husband John (not pictured), along with children Tom, 15, and Gisele, 9, booked a 10-day stay in August with the accommodation-booking website. But their excitement turned to despair on arrival at the villa in Majorca (pictured inset) when they discovered it had been double-booked. The family, who paid £3,145 for their August 4-14 stay, were put up in another house by the villa's owner for free. They then stayed for a night in an out-of-town hotel.

More than 300 tattoo artists from around the world are showing off their talents with an ink gun at the London Tattoo Convention, which runs until Monday at East London's Tobacco Dock. Passionate body art lovers of all ages, including breastfeeding women and avant garde pensioners flocked to the event to show off their own lavish designs. Model Mz Bones (left) showed off her chest, shoulders and forearms inked with pink flowers and jewels nestling amid emerald foliage; another man went shirtless to display the huge Japanese-inspired face on his back and arms. Several visitors took the opportunity to add to their own collection, with people going under the needle in full view of passers-by (inset).

Abigail Hall's sudden death was broken to her boyfriend Josh Thompson (pictured together) while he was working as a tennis coach on the Greek island of Corfu. He immediately flew home to her family in Doncaster and asked for their permission to propose. They agreed to the unusual step and he bought her an engagement ring. He then popped the question privately, placing the wedding band over the 18-year-old's finger and posting a photograph on Facebook (left) with the heartbreaking message: 'Abigail Hall and I are now engaged. She is my life.'

Bollywood screen legend Anil Kapoor, right, has launched an Indian version of 24 where he plays the Indian version of Jack Bauer. The original hero was played by Kiefer Sutherland, inset, for eight series. Kapoor, left, starred in the final US series playing the President of a fictional Islamic Republic who is threatened by terrorists. The Indian version features all the same techniques and drama of the original series, but all of the characters and storylines have been changed to work with a local audience.