NEW These incredible pictures show how the transport used - and the conditions - can vary enormously from country to country. In India a rush hour journey can be teeming with cows, goats and rickshaws. In Tokyo the trains are so busy that staff are employed to push people into the carriages. In Hue City, Vietnam, meanwhile, thousands of commuters take to motorbikes and charge en masse to their places of work.

Craig Clopton was investigating the murder of Harris County Deputy Darren Goforth, who was shot while filling his patrol car in August. Clopton admitted he had 'consensual sexual contact' with the witness, who was allegedly having an affair with Goforth for the last 15 months. Harris County Sheriff Ron Hickman said Clopton's conduct was 'inexcusable' and said there will be a joint investigation with the District Attorney's office. Shannon Miles, 30, was arrested and charged with Goforth's murder. His attorney believes Clopton's revelations will impact the credibility of both the witness during trial and the sheriff's office's investigation.

In an interview with radio host Aaron Klein, Gennifer Flowers, (left, in 1992, right, in 2013) who claims she had a 12-year relationship with Bill Clinton, said that Hillary has not 'accepted responsibility at being an enabler' of her husband's sexual behavior. The former news reporter said that she also had not released all of the evidence of her affair with the former president, and that she has some kept in a safety deposit box. The interview came the same day that Hillary and Bill Clinton celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary by sharing photos (inset) of the ceremony in 1975.

A heartwarming photograph has emerged on social media of a young man who allowed a stranger with special needs to hold his hand on a busy bus. Godfrey Cuotto, a 22-year-old student was photographed sitting next to a man known as 'Robert' on a busy bus in Ontario, Canada. Robert who is deaf and suffers from cerebral palsy is said to have needed comforting after being overwhelmed on the busy bus.

One Massachusetts couple has committed to living only on six per cent of their combined income so they can give $100,000 a year to charity. Since 2008, Julia Wise and her husband, Jeff Kaufman, pictured left, have donated a comparable percentage of their income every year. The couple has been married since 2009 and view the money they earn as belonging 'to whoever needs it most.'

NEW Ji Yeo, 29, from Seoul in South Korea, now based in New York, cared for the ten women post-op in exchange for taking their photograph in a project entitled Beauty Recovery Room. South Korea has the world's highest per capita rate of cosmetic surgery. Ji Yeo said: 'It is a culture where men are judged on their financial balance sheet and women by their beauty.'

Los Angeles Dodgers second baseman Chase Utley was suspended two playoff games by Major League Baseball on Sunday night for his late takeout slide that broke New York Mets shortstop Ruben Tejada's right leg. Utley's agent called the penalty 'outrageous and completely unacceptable' and said there would be an appeal of the suspension. The Mets and Dodgers are tied at one-all in the best-of-five NL Division Series. Game 3 is scheduled for Monday night at Citi Field in New York, with the league hoping to resolve the Utley matter before game time.

When one woman (left) showed up for an anti-Muslim protest at the Noor Islamic Cultural Center in Michigan she never expected that she'd be hugging the group she was demonstrating against. However, some kind words were enough to break down her angry stance as Muslim worshipers invited her into the mosque for breakfast and explained why they consider their religion to be peaceful. The protest was just one of several anti-Muslim protests planned in at least 20 cities across the United States over the weekend - organized by a group called the Global Rally for Humanity. Protesters were asked to bring their legal guns with them for an 'open carry, anti-mosque, pro-America rally' causing fears of violence.

NEW Last fortnight, the pair met on Day 1 of the Social Good Summit in New York City - and it seems that Victoria took a liking to the royal, inset. The 41-year-old - who is a UN International Goodwill Ambassador - caught up with 45-year-old Queen Rania of Jordan and later tweeted a snap of the pair chatting, hailing the monarch a 'beautiful, inspiring mother.' FEMAIL looks at the parallel lives of the power pair and ponders whether the former Spice Girl, right, could well be modelling her life on Rania's, left.

Two of the three men who helped stop a gunman aboard a French train over the summer reunited in a California hospital as one recovered from being stabbed in a confrontation earlier this week. Army National Guardsman Alek Skarlatos took a break from practicing in Los Angeles for Dancing With the Stars to travel to Sacramento, California this weekend to visit his hospitalized pal Spencer Stone, pictured left. Police are now hunting for the two Asian men who attacked the hero just weeks after he was honored for his bravery, pictured bottom right. Witnesses to the attack, pictured on surveillance footage top right, say Stone was defending a woman when he was set upon.

Brendan Shreve (left) 17, had been driving with his friend Jared Duran (right), 15, in the early hours of Saturday morning when he lost control of his Mercedes. Police say Shreve failed to negotiate a curve and crashed into a tree in the median strip in Lakewood Ranch, Florida at around 5am. The force of the impact was so powerful the car was split in two (inset) half the car traveled into the northbound lanes and the other half traveled in the southbound lanes. Both driver and passenger were pronounced dead at the scene.

An off-duty police officer died after being shot as he was leaving for work in Cordova, Tennessee on Sunday. The victim, Memphis Police officer Terence Oldridge (left), was shot multiple times and was transported to Regional Medical Center in critical condition following the shooting, but died shortly after. Authorities say a male suspect is in custody, but did not reveal whether the person had been charged.

University of Tennessee football player John Kelly stomped on the head of Georgia linebacker Chuks Amaechi who was buried under a pile of players after a kickoff return on Saturday in Knoxville. Footage of the moment on the field reveals that it escalated after maechi grabbed the bottom of Kelly's jersey and yanked it prompting Kelly to stomp on him. No penalty was called on the play but the league office commonly reviews footage after games.

Two orphaned sisters separated decades ago in Korea have been reunited -- after miraculously getting hired on the same floor of a southwest Florida hospital. Holly Hoyle O'Brien, originally named Pok-nam Shin, was adopted by an American couple in 1978 when she was 9 years old. Her stepmother had taken her younger half-sister years earlier and left, and it's unclear where the two went. Her half-sister Meagan Hughes, originally named Eun-Sook Shin, barely remembers her mother or the Korean orphanage where she eventually ended up. Hughes was also adopted by an American family. Earlier this year, O'Brien was hired at Bayfront Health Port Charlotte, working on the fourth floor with the medical surgical unit. Three months later, Hughes, who had been working as a physical therapy assistant, was hired.

NEW A luxurious mansion used as a summer retreat by legendary singer Frank Sinatra is up for sale and unusually comes complete with the star's wig. The surprise additional accessory was discovered by one of the maids in one of the bedroom drawers, where it appears to have been accidentally left behind and is now part of the house sale. The ocean front pad in Brigantine, New Jersey is where Ol Blues Eyes used to stay whilst he prepared for a big show and is on the market for £2 million ($3.4million).

A rap music video featuring strippers, gunfire sound effects and marijuana imagery has surfaced on YouTube featuring embattled NFL star Greg Hardy. The Dallas Cowboys defensive end made the video for the song I'm Just Me in late 2014 after he was found guilty of two counts of domestic violence.

Police have arrested and charged a woman in the attempted abduction of a teenage girl who bailed out of the suspect's moving car to escape in Connecticut. Towanna Randall, 38, of New Haven, Connecticut was arrested Saturday and charged with sexual assault, unlawful restraint and reckless endangerment.

J Sugarman Auction in Cooper City, Florida, says that it sold almost all of the Ku Klux Klan, Nazi and serial killer memorabiia items that it had put up for bidding in its 'Ultimate Evil' collection. A slave collar (top left) and a valve supposedly used in a Nazi gas chamber (top right) were among the most horrific items offered at the sale on Sunday, which also included Nazi daggers (bottom left) and KKK robes (bottom right). Those in Holocaust remembrance and anti-racism groups voiced their disgust at the auction, and said that while the items may be appropriate in a museum, an auction could put them in the wrong hands.

Multi-millionaire tobacco retail tycoon The Candyman (pictured left, with his wife Taesha acting as a sushi platter) has won 25,000 Australian dollars (18,000 US dollars) in defamation damages from his former nanny Michelle Manthey (inset). The Queensland District Court heard Michelle Manthey made claims in a tearful interview with A Current Affair this year where she said the Gold Coast party king took pictures of his wife covered in raw seafood while his daughters were present. The court heard there was no admissible evidence of this. But Judge Paul Smith said Mr Beynon would receive 'far less' damages than a person without a reputation of posting pictures of 'bare-breasted' and 'barely clad' women at his home online. Pictured right is a recent image from Mr Beynon's Instagram.

New York Comic Con attendees dressed up this weekend as a wide array of pop culture figures - including masked crimefighters, supervillains, wizards and zombie-slayers. New York Comic Con is the largest of its kind on the East Coast, with organizers hoping to have the same success that saw 150,000 attendees last year.

George, the 11-month-old hippo in Turgwe Hippo Trust in Zimbabwe, was pictured playfully biting the tail of the crocodile while trying to get his attention as the pair played together on the riverbank. Images of the exchange were snapped by photographer Karen Paolillo, who watched George risk his own life, as his mother Tacha stood in the background.

Mr Magoo, from Vancouver, Canada, is an online sensation thanks to his unusual condition which causes his tongue to stick out. The short-haired cat has 26,000 followers on Instagram and his owner regularly posts snaps of the cat wearing fun outfits including a street-style hoodie (left) and a Hawaiian shirt (right) and his trademark pose.

Captured on camera in America, the fluffy wide-eyed creature was filmed by a staff member at WildCareOklahoma having a wash in a dog bowl. In the clip it shakes its wings from side to side before looking down and burying its head into the water every so often (left). Later in the video the bird glares at the video maker, as if mortified that it is being watched (right).

Top bartenders from four cities around the world competed against each other this weekend to build the best cocktail bar - and to make the best cocktails. While London looked to Mexico for its inspiration (top left), Singapore turned a boxing ring into a bar (top right), New York went for a hip-hop theme (bottom right) and Paris brought in a bathtub (bottom left). Each was judged by 700 patrons and industry experts.