Carla Germaine, 40, who has split from the chat show host after 13 years of marriage, allegedly began a relationship with 25-year-old James Carr after meeting him during a polo lesson three years ago. The sports star, who represented England in the sport in 2011, claims the relationship began after they swapped numbers during a night out at Bar One in their home town of Ascot, Berkshire, in March this year. After sending one another a string of flirty messages, the pair apparently began meeting at Mr Carr's rented home - which was opposite the £2m gated mansion that Carla shared with the TV host and their children - in June. According to Mr Carr, the pair had sex up to 20 times during 'six or seven' get -togethers before the affair became the 'talk of the town'. They last had contact last month, he claims. Kyle, 50, announced last week that he and Carla had been living apart since earlier this summer having 'sadly grown apart over recent years'.

Tracey Fidler (pictured left) is being prosecuted by Reading Borough Council - the same authority her fiance Kris Jarvis, 39, (inset) was working for when he was hit and killed by a drunk-driver doing 70mph. Mr Jarvis was cycling with his friend and colleague John Morland, 30, who also died at the scene (right) in Purley on Thames, Berkshire, in February last year. In the months after Mr Jarvis' death, his son Adam had an attendance record of 45 per cent from Battle Primary School. Ms Fidler claims the school was aware of the circumstances but said it was not a good enough reason to justify keeping Adam at home.

John Prescott is known as a man to mangle rather than mince his words. And in a sun-drenched interview on live TV today he did not disappoint: Telling Harriet Harman to stop 'moaning', rejecting a frontbench job from Jeremy Corbyn and calling for the 'monarchy nonsense' to be scrapped. In the bizarre broadcast, the former Deputy Prime Minister gave a detailed account of being sworn in to the Privy Council which involved 'hopping' between chairs and brushing his lips on the Queen's hand.

Emily Bingham (left), a freelance writer based in Michigan, accompanied the post (top right) with a 'random' snap of an ultrasound she found on Google (bottom right) to get people's 'attention'. Her lengthy plea has been shared more than 3,000 times on Facebook with many people agreeing with her stance .

Since early this summer, the Captain Elias hotel on Kos has served as a temporary home for thousands of refugees and migrants from Africa and the Middle East before they leave the Greek holiday island for mainland Europe. Despite efforts to help refugees and migrants with accommodation, Greek authorities, already under immense pressure as a result of the debt crisis and austerity measures, are still struggling with the ever-increasing number of asylum seekers. On Sunday morning, Turkish authorities reported that 17 people drowned in an overnight accident, when a boat full of refugees and migrants sank as it crossed the Aegean Sea on its way to Kos,

Born with most of his brain and skull missing, baby Jaxon Emmett Buell was not expected to live. In fact his parents (pictured together, left) had been told to abort him when doctors discovered his condition. With the help of their Christian faith - they welcomed baby Jaxon into the world. The miracle baby, from Florida, has just celebrated his first birthday.

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Whatever you might think of Freddie Starr, it is difficult not to feel some compassion for him. The comedian was arrested four times during Operation Yewtree, the wide-ranging investigation into historic child abuse, but released without charge. Desperate to clear his name, he launched a libel claim against the woman who had pointed the finger at him. Karin Ward, a victim of serial sex offender Jimmy Savile, claimed Starr, a huge celebrity in the 1970s and a regular on primetime TV, shoved his hand up her skirt when she appeared on the BBC show Clunk Click in 1974 at the age of just 15. She also said he called her 'a t**less wonder'. Starr accused Ms Ward of lying and sought £300,000 for alleged slander and libel in interviews she gave to the BBC and ITV. But he lost. Now, overweight, beaten and broke, he is hiding out in an apartment on the Costa del Sol which has become, he says, a prison.

Internet commenters pointed out the difference between turtles and tortoises after a woman supposedly posted an video on Snapchat 'saving' a gopher tortoise that she thought was a turtle. The woman wearing a name tag that says she is Kimberly from the Bronx tells her viewers to help save turtles before launching the tortoise into a roadside pond. Gopher tortoises cannot swim and the animal may have died as a result of the mistaken rescue.

Princess Eugenie has now been banned from attending her mother's birthday celebrations in New York next month after taking a remarkable 25 days' holiday in her first ten weeks at the gallery. The 25-year-old Royal, pictured outside work (left), in New York (centre) and at Goodwood 2015 (right), planned to jet across the Atlantic for the birthday bash on October 15 and also see her sister Beatrice, who now works in New York. But Eugenie's bosses at Hauser & Wirth in Mayfair have ordered her to remain in London.

The incredible Villa on Dunbar Rock (pictured) is nestled in the Caribbean and with its infinity pool (top right), own private beach, helipad, bar and eight private suites (left) could be the ultimate ocean getaway. With the sea literally at your doorstep, the rock provides handy access for those keen to explore under the pristine marine area.

This is the hilarious but mortifying moment, pictured, when Liam Antaine from Kerry, bottom left, chose a €250 voucher for his mother's car rather than Corey Hanna, top right, from Derry in Ireland's newest, but cruelest dating show. However, kickboxing fan Corey retained her sense of humour claiming 'well that's it. He chose the car... I'm still single.' The show, Pioc Do Ride (Pick Your Ride), gives a single person the chance to choose a date by looking at three suitors' cars. However, in a twist, the suitor gets the choice to spend the money on offer either on a hot date or on their car.

Karen Danczuk (left) has been labelled Westminster's most embarrassing wife after becoming a self-styled 'selfie queen' (inset). But the estranged partner of MP Simon Danczuk (together right) says she has been made an easy target and plastered across the front pages because of the size of her breasts. 'If I had a flat chest it would be deemed socially acceptable, but because I've got big boobs I get criticised and called all sorts of horrible names,' she claims. The 32-year-old adds that horrible names can't hurt her after what she's been through, alluding to her childhood, when she claims she was sexually abused by her own brother.

Holidaymakers have described the heart-stopping moment a giant sinkhole the size of a football field swallowed cars and caravans at a popular camping ground near Queensland's Rainbow Beach. Around 140 people were evacuated when the 100m by 100m sinkhole opened up at Inskip Point at 11pm on Saturday. One camper has relived the moment he saw his new $150,000 holiday home and car disappear in the murky water after teetering on the edge for around 30 minutes. And another described how he had to move his truck out of the way after the beach started 'disappearing'.

Millionaire Nick Varney, pictured left, CEO of the park's £4 billion parent company Merlin Entertainments, visited Vicky Balch, 20, at her home in Preston, Lancashire, earlier this month. 'They said they are not making as much money as they used to,' said Vicky, pictured right. 'I feel upset and insulted.' Vicky was one of the four seriously injured young people on the ride when their carriage slammed into an empty test vehicle at up to 50mph in June.

James's Late Late Show has become must-see viewing in the States, thanks in no small part to Corden's Carpool Karaoke, in which he drives around enjoying a sing-song with guests such as Justin Bieber (left) and Rod Stewart. But Corden, 37, has been getting so carried away, he regularly completely lets go of the steering wheel (top right; bottom right), earning him a rebuke from his CBS bosses. The star even uses his mobile too - a big no-no under California's strict traffic laws.

This is the shocking moment a bus in Beckton, east London loses control and crashes into a parked car which then catapults a pedestrian through a gate and into a small bush. The bus, top left, accelerates and hits the car. The car is then forced across the pavement, top right. The car and bus continue into a driveway, bottom left, before the man disappears into a small bush, bottom right.

In the aftermath of Sharon's, inset, death, the family's grief was exacerbated by a huge rift sparked by her funeral. It caused Paul and Sharon's parents to stop speaking to one another. Then, when Paul later began a relationship with the nanny, Michelle Sherbourne, left, who had been brought in to look after the children, it led to further disapproval from some of Sharon's friends.The unexpected romance has brought comfort to Paul, who has seen his fair share of loss and hardship. Now, as the tenth anniversary of Sharon's death approaches, he is finally able to describe himself as happy, after years of believing he would never feel the emotion again.

Luzmaria Vargas, from Anaheim, California, is the first of six people selected to front MAC's MACnificent Me campaign. In the video she is seen getting emotional about her weight (left), before having a makeover (inset) and then appearing in a glamorous shoot (right). She said: 'I don't think I'm beautiful. But look at where I'm at. I don't need a gorgeous body.'

Being called a skinny bitch isn't exactly the sort of encouragement you might expect from a personal trainer who charges you £90 for the privilege. But Russ Bateman isn't your average fitness instructor. The lifestyle guru is rapidly building an exercise empire that has hooked in celebrities such as Millie Mackintosh, Suki Waterhouse, Daisy Lowe and singer Ellie Goulding. And Bateman's 'animalistic' exercise technique, which is known as the Skinny Bitch Collective, is... well, as unusual as it sounds. We sent Rosalyn Wikeley (left) to try the programme out for the day - from making her own special smoothies (right) to cycling home from work (inset) and being in bed by 9.30pm.

Following rumours of a split, James Middleton (right, with Air and sister Pippa Middleton), 28, and Donna Air (left), 36, have spoken exclusively to The Mail on Sunday to say they are happier than ever. The younger brother of the Duchess of Cambridge and TV presenter Air said: 'Happily, we can report that our relationship is not over.' Their statement comes as The Mail on Sunday's You magazine today publishes an exclusive and revealing interview with Donna, in which she speaks about her 'pretty awesome boyfriend'. The couple's romance started almost three years ago after they met at the exclusive private members' club, No 5 Hertford Street, in Mayfair, Central London.

A heated fight reportedly happened over the weekend at the wedding of late Gambino family boss John Gotti's namesake grandson in New York. Victoria Gotti (left) reportedly exchanged words in a shouting match with her ex-husband and made man, Carmine Agnello (right) over the mafia princess bringing soap opera star Jack Scalia (bottom right) to their son's wedding. The former couple's middle son, John Gotti, married his fiancee Alina Sanchez at the legendary Oheka Castle.

The Office creator, right, bought the Hampstead home for £3.4million in 2006, then added a gym, top left, as well as a swimming pool, bottom left, sauna and golf simulator, causing noise and disturbance for his neighbours. Now the house, centre, is up for sale for £7.75million and photos on an estate agent's website show an impressive collection of guitars in Gervais's living room - a reminder of his brief pop career in 1980s duo Seona Dancing.

Thousands of Australians flocked to Sydney's Glebe Island to take part in 'Oz Comic-Con' - an exhibition where die-hard science fiction and fantasy fans get to dress up as their favourite superheroes. Parents ditched babysitters for the weekend and slapped some adorable costumes on their children, including a Princess Leia and Chewbacca combo (left), father-and-son Batman (right) and formidable supervillain Bane (inset).

In this touching tribute JOAN COLLINS recalls the moment her younger sister Jackie, who died on September 19, revealed she had been fighting a sustained battle with breast cancer. Describing Jackie as 'omniscient' and 'extremely knowledgeable', Joan, pictured (left) with Jackie in 1977 and (right) at the Vanity Fair Oscar party in 2009, says her sister had masses of people who loved and adored her but added that the writer only shared her innermost thoughts with close family. She adds that she will continue to celebrate life, as Jackie did, and states: 'I feel her spirit, I hear her wonderful laugh and I see her all the time in the hundreds of photos of her sprinkled around my home. She wasn't just a star - to me she was an entire galaxy.'

Standing at the window patiently waiting for his grandfather to return, this picture of little Kajetan (top, far left) has fought off thousands of other entries to win a national photography competition. The award winning image was taken by his uncle Sebastian Czubachowski in January. These photographs are some of the top entries in the Love Captured contest, and give a glimpse of love in all its different forms (above). From the look held between newly weds (bottom centre), a child's adoring (top far right) gaze, a first dance (top centre), love locks (bottom, far right) to the timeless love between an older couple (bottom, far left).

Calbuco, in the south of Chile, has sent a huge plume of volcanic ash into the sky, just months after it erupted for the first time in 40 years forcing thousands of people to flee their homes. Calbuco is considered to be among the three most dangerous of Chile's 90 active volcanoes. The latest eruption was described as 'one of the most incredible things I have ever seen,' by photographer Eduardo Minte.

Sam Cullingworth (bottom right), a 44-year-old bodybuilder from Kirkburton, West Yorkshire, had launched himself off the 6,200ft-Mount Babadag while on holiday in Fethiye, Turkey (top right). But the jump went dangerously awry when the thrillseeker was caught in a 90mph crosswind, sending him and his collapsed canopy hurtling towards the ground. Thankfully, as he plummeted 2,000ft through the air, Mr Cullingworth's second parachute became tangled in the branches of a 50ft cedar tree (left). The personal trainer was then left dangling in his harness until he was rescued. Incredibly, he was left with just a few cuts. He said: 'I was very lucky, it was a close escape. I hit the trees but, apart from scratches, I got away scot-free.'

The former foreign secretary's 64-bedroom home (right) near Doncaster, South Yorkshire, was recently converted into luxury apartments and could soon become a hotel and wedding venue. Set within 17 acres of parkland, Hickleton Hall sprawls over 47,000 sq ft and has 29 bedrooms, a laundry room, game larder and workshop on the lower ground floor, five large reception rooms (left), a chapel and 16 bedrooms on the ground floor and 19 bedrooms spread across the first and second floor. The property now has planning permission to become a hotel or for a multi-use residential conversion.