Jacob Jenkins, two, was eating with his parents in the restaurant in Hartlepool, County Durham, when the fruit became lodged in his throat. He was rushed to Royal Victoria Infirmary in Newcastle where he was put into an induced coma on Friday evening. But in a heart-wrenching tribute posted to Facebook this evening (inset), his mother, Abigail Wilson (right with Jacob and his father, David Jenkins), said her son had 'gained his angel wings'.

The desperate young men clambered onto the road leading to the French town's port after other migrants had set up a roadblock to stop the traffic. They then pried open the back of a truck and prepared to jump in - but realised there was a huge polar bear, which was on its way to a Yorkshire zoo, sitting in a cage in the back.

Jeanette Kuppermann, above, has lived in her house in the Home Counties for 45 years. She is outraged by Robert Peston's suggestion that people like her should downsize and says nothing will come between her and beloved home, which she is pictured standing in front of right. The mother has built up many happy memories in her home with her ex-husband and children, including Mina, who she is pictured with in 1971, inset.

Lamar Odom and Liza Morales were due in court in New York on October 22. They have been battling over custody and child support issues for years. Liza and Lamar were together for a decade and have two children together Destiny, 17, and Lamar Jr, 13. A third child, Jayden died of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) at six months. 'I don't think I'll forget the tight knot I felt in the pit of my stomach,' she wrote of the day Lamar texted her that he was marrying Khloe Kardashian.

PIERS MORGAN: Lamar Odom was an outstandingly good basketball player. Then he fell in love with a Kardashian. Lamar and Khloe wed on TV in Keeping Up With The Kardashians; after a 30-day courtship. At first, he loved every minute of his new found celebrity status - but then, after a while, he stopped loving it. Viewers watched Lamar grow increasingly stressed as the series progressed, and his game simultaneously deteriorated.

The video shows Zeus the Serval standing on a table and cuddling up to his owner, model Morgan Lynn, nuzzling into her neck. Zeus starts to talk and seems to be calling her 'Mamma in the video, which has already been viewed nearly 75,000 on the pair's Youtube channel, which has 40,000 subscribers.The channel follows the incredible relationship between Zeus and his owner Morgan, a former contestant on reality show Great Escape on channel TNT. But keeping them is an expensive hobby, with the cats costing in excess of £20,000 (£13,000) in some cases.

Celebrities' social media seems to suggest six packs are body look du jour. Stars like Kate Hudson seem to post pictures of sculpted stomachs daily, while Jennifer Lawrence and Pippa MIddleton (right) sport toned abs. Claudia Connell argues that women's bodies aren't designed to have six packs and that we need to stop trying to fight Mother Nature. Left, 1960s film star Ursula Andres had a curvy figure women would traditionally kill for.

Last week, a commercial for Clairol's Nice 'n' Easy hair dye was banned. The ad, starring Mad Men's Christina Hendricks, was ruled to be misleading. Procter & Gamble, which makes the dye, admitted that the commercial was filmed in reverse. FEMAIL looks back and reveals other banned beauty ads over the past few years.

In a Nebraska town, with a population of just 14 people, four stores sold more than four million beer cans in a space of a year. The most frequent customers in Whiteclay are from Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, across the border in South Dakota, where alcoholism is rampant, despite strict rules banning booze. Even when women get pregnant, they carry on drinking, and it leads to their children being born with deformities and blood alcohol levels. One in four children in the Native American community are born with foetal alcohol syndrome, which causes stunted growth, facial impairments and prevents the sufferer's mental ages from developing. Many have hyperactive or have attention disorders, suffer from learning disabilities, and can sometimes be smaller than other children.

Rebecca Ley, above, has hired a £4,400 private midwife during her third pregnancy after she was left deeply traumatised by the birth of her second child. Mum to Isobel, 5, and Felix, 2, Rebecca was left alone and frightened by an NHS midwife when her son was taken into intensive care shortly after the birth.

The couple have reportedly been viewing a 1640 manor house in Gloucestershire as a possible new family home. Amberley House, a six bedroom home set in 22 acres of Cotswold countryside, has now emerged as the front runner in the search for a new home for the couple and their children Brooklyn, 16; Romeo, 13; Cruz, ten; and daughter Harper, four. The mansion boasts an infinity swimming pool and tennis court, perfect for the sporty family, as well as a two-bedroom lodge and pool house to provide accommodation for their family and celeb pals.

Nothing is more satisfying in cold weather than homemade soup - and high-tech gadgets means it's easier to make than ever. Tessa Cunningham tests different models to find out which is best. She tries, clockwise from left to right: the Cuisinart SSB1U, £98, John Lewis, the Andrew James 7 in 1 Soupmaker, £44.99 from Amazon, the Crofton Soup Maker, £49.99, from Aldi, the Tefal Easy Soup Maker, £59.99, from Lakeland, the Morphy Richards Saute And Soup, £62.49 from Amazon, the Sage Boss Super Blender, £499.99, from Lakeland and the Salter Electric Soup Maker, £46.95, from Amazon.

Shukee Begum, 33, left the UK last year and was smuggled into Syria through Turkey - although she claims it was only to persuade her ISIS fighter husband, Jamal al-Harith, to come home. Last week it emerged that al-Harith (inset), who was detained in Guantanamo Bay, left their family home in Manchester 18 months ago to join the terrorists in Syria. But Ms Begum's attempts to persuade the fanatic to return home failed, and she endured a ten-month ordeal being passed between hostages and rebel groups as she tried to escape. In an exclusive interview broadcast on Channel 4 tonight, Ms Begum (left and right) tells of a 'gangster mentality' among the women she met while in Syria, adding they talked about 'war, killing'.

With a top speed of 197mph this Saudi registered Mercedes SLS AMG Roadster does not hang around for long and it took just 60 seconds to remove from a busy London street on Wednesday (pictured above). Parking wardens swooped on the £175,000 vehicle after it was left on a single yellow line near Harrods in Knightsbridge. 'It took just 60 seconds to get it on the tow truck,' said one eye witness. As officials were securing the vehicle to the lorry, a man, thought to be the car's driver, arrived on the scene and remonstrated with wardens. He now faces a bill of up to £330 to get the vehicle back.

Whether through music, modelling, acting or famous parents, FEMAIL reveals the celebrity tots, teens and young adults whose fortunes are set to run into ten figures by the time they hit 30. Pictured clockwise from top left: Justin Bieber, aged 21, Adele, 27, Taylor Swift, 25, Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, 29, Kendall, 19, and Kylie Jenner, 18, and Miley Cyrus, 22.

Imran 'Baldy' Shahid (left and right) was ringleader of a gang that snatched 15-year-old Kriss Donald (inset) off the street in Glasgow simply because he was white. They stabbed him and set fire to him while he was still alive in a murder described by a judge as 'savage and barbaric'. But Britain's highest court yesterday ruled that Shahid's human rights were breached by keeping him separated from other prisoners in jail - even though it was for his own protection. Last night critics condemned the judgment, warning that human rights legislation 'was not designed to protect killers'.

Michael Cleveland (left, with his widow Tammy Cleveland) was taken to DeGraff Memorial Hospital (right) in Buffalo, New York, after suffering a heart attack. The father-of-one was pronounced dead by Dr Gregory Perry. The doctor said that while it looked like Mr Cleveland was still breathing, he just 'had a lot of energy to expel from his body', a lawsuit claims. But Mr Cleveland's wife Tammy realized her husband was still alive after he tried to hug her. According to legal documents, it was only on the fourth visit to the hospital room - 100 minutes after Mr Cleveland was declared dead - that Dr Perry checked the man's pulse and realized he was still alive. Mr Cleveland, 46, died later that morning from a punctured lung suffered during CPR.

Heydi Hernandez (left, centre) from San Pedro Sula, Honduras, tells BBC3's Stacey Dooley (far left) how her husband took a machete to her ankles when she tried to leave him. The programme, World's Worst Place for a Woman? Stacey Dooley Investigates, airs on October 26 and highlights the horrifying violence against women that is now considered the norm in the Central American country. She also meets Theresa Munoz (right), the mother of Miss Honduras beauty queen Maria Jose Alvarado and her sister Sofia who were gunned down at a party and yet no one has been punished for their deaths.

Officers wielding pistols and assault rifles swept the aisles of a grocery store attached to the Central Jerusalem Bus Station on Wednesday evening after the 70-year-old woman was attacked. Israeli police chased, shot and killed an Arab man they say carried out the attack. He was pictured surrounded by police next to a dustbin, barely clothed, shortly after the attack.

UFO Sightings Daily is using the 'discovery' to suggest that intelligent life once existed on the planet, and may have even had a religion. It claims that Nasa is hiding it knowledge of their existence. The same site recently showcased a ghostly woman, a military bunker and Obama's head on Mars. While Nasa rarely comments on these claims, in August of its scientists has provided an explanation for why so many people see strange objects on the red planet. Ashwin Vasavada, who works on the Mars rover project, says scientists are not trying to hide evidence of alien life from the general public.

The incredible legacy was left by Northamptonshire businessman Richard Colton, pictured bottom left with the Ferrari 250 GT from 1960, one of just 267 ever made, which was sold for £6.6million at the classic car auction at the Imperial War Museum in Duxford today. The passionate collector left a fleet of classics he acquired over 40 years to the RNLI, and will have a lifeboat station named after him and his wife, Caroline, also pictured with the car. Other classics on sale in the auction at the Imperial War Museum, Duxford, included another classic Ferrari, top left, from 1967, which sold for £1.9million. An E-type Jaguar which belonged to George Best, top right, and a 1976 Jaguar which featured as the character John Steed's car in the 1970s TV series The New Avengers, bottom right, also went under the hammer.

Joan Collins is known for her unmistakable and glamorous style. Now the actress gives two readers a makeover, using her brand new make up range inspired by Hollywood Glamour. They were transformed from women-next-door to head-turning glamourpusses, complete with admonishments for overplucked eyebrows, instructions that nail polish and lipsticks must match, and tips Joan picked up from Marilyn Monroe. Joan's make-up is flawless. There is not the hint of a line or wrinkle; her skin is completely smooth, something she puts down to having taken care of her complexion since the age of 14 and avoiding the sun.

Nancy Binger, 40, of Illinois, was told that her baby would be born with Down syndrome when she was six months pregnant. The college administrator reveals that she completely shut down when she heard the news, and that she still feels terrified about how she is going to raise a child with special needs.

Sidney the bald eagle flew over London for three days taking in sights including Trafalgar Square, top left, the Gherkin, top right, Tower Bridge, bottom left, and The Shard, bottom right. the ambitious project took months of planning as the developers created and tested a bespoke camera and mount for Sidney, pictured middle, before the final flight. The footage will now be used to create scenes for a computer game set in Victorian London.

Mercedes-Benz has unveiled a collection of apartments in Kensington, West London available for the global ultra-wealthy needing a short-term place to stay in Britain. The sleek flats are kitted out in over-the-top decor, supposed to look similar to the classic design of a Mercedes car. Although they are only designed for relatively short stays, the flats - which cost around £300-400 a night - have more than 1,000 sq/ft each with a living and dining area, a fully fitted kitchen and two bedrooms.

Richard Toulson was walking his dog Meg in the valley of Collochan, Dumfries, when he spotted the strange sight, which, unlike a rainbow, shows a white bow shape through fog. The 53-year-old took a picture of the fog bow on his iPhone while on a 10-mile morning hike.