The Eagles of Death Metal have described the horror of the Bataclan concert hall massacre for the first time in an emotional interview. Lead singer Jesse Hughes said fans hid in his dressing room after the initial slaughter, but were found by the killers who then murdered them all - except for a 'kid' hiding under his leather jacket. Hughes' voice shook and he fought back tears as he explained how so many of the band's fans at the gig in Paris were killed because they would not leave their friends behind. A total of 89 were killed in the Bataclan in the night of terror that saw 130 innocent people murdered.

From its roots as a version of Al Qaeda to a fighting force boasting 33,000 militants, ISIS have risen up to become one of the most feared terror groups in the world. Here, MICHAEL BURLEIGH takes a closer look at this medieval death cult which has enticed thousands to cross oceans to join its ranks and managed to get its tentacles into all corners of the globe with its terrifying vision of the world to come.

Adele opened about her relationship with long-term partner Simon Konecki during an interview with an Australian TV show today, saying their romance is 'the ultimate love story.' She told 60 Minutes: 'Being in such an amazing relationship with someone that's so there for me and so loyal and is really part of my core now.' When asked if it was 'the ultimate love story' by host Liz Hayes, Adele said: 'I guess it is.' The chart-topping singer has been dating the charity entrepreneur since 2011. She gave birth to their first child, Angelo, in October 2012.

SPOILER ALERT: Fans took to Twitter to express their highly emotional reactions to the death of the Doctor's companion Clara Oswald, played by Jenna Coleman, on Saturday night's episode. Concerns had been raised that Doctor Who's 8.10pm broadcast time wasn't suitable for the episode's dark content. However, screenwriter Stephen Moffat has defended the episode, saying that many children experience loss in their lives and do not learn about the realities of death from Doctor Who.

The professional dancer, who has been with the show for 10 years and been a past winner of the BBC One talent competition, made the revelation ahead of Saturday night's show. Ola posted a string of messages to her 259K Twitter followers following speculation that she had fallen out with the show's producers.

Former Blue Peter presenter John Leslie (right) has been questioned by police in connection with an alleged assault of a young woman at a radio station's awards ceremony in Edinburgh. Officers yesterday swooped on Leslie's £500,000 Edinburgh home (left) following claims by a 22-year-old that she was assaulted hours after last Thursday's event finished. Just last month the 50-year-old spoke of how his life came crashing down when rape allegations ruined his career. Edinburgh-born Leslie was presenting ITV's This Morning when broadcaster Matthew Wright accidentally identified him as an unnamed 'acquaintance' who Ulrika Jonnson claimed had raped her in her autobiography. Inset: John Leslie outside court in 2003, with his then-girlfriend Abi Titmuss.

It would appear Bannatyne has been a very naughty boy indeed, squirrelling his millions away like nuts for winter, writes KATIE HOPKINS (right). But who can blame him? Divorces are grubby things, weighed heavily in favour of the woman. Particularly if she doesn't work. Earlier this year two women won a landmark case overturning their original divorce settlements on the basis that their husbands had hidden assets from them. Bannatyne is pictured, isnet, on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here and, left, with ex-wife Joanne.

History has certainly been kind to Lord Nuffield, and with good reason. Today the multi-millionaire founder of Morris Motors - and of an Oxford University college - is viewed as one of this country's greatest-ever philanthropists. Yet for all the millions he gave away, there is at least one woman who still shudders when she thinks of Lord Nuffield's 'generosity' and the price she paid in return. This woman has told police that William Nuffield (right) subjected her to a decade of sexual abuse, which started when she was 12 years old and ended only when she became engaged to be married. Today, Ann Vaughan, pictured (inset) aged 79 and (left) when she was just 13 years old, has bravely agreed to waive her right to anonymity to reveal how the peer systematically assaulted her - with, shockingly, she says, the silent connivance of a mother who was cowed by his wealth and influence.

Mail on Sunday wine critic Olly Smith has blind-tested 11 different supermarket fizz - all on sale for less than £20. But while many fell flat, there is more than one bottle of cheap champagne which you should be stocking up on ahead of the party season this December.

The Met Office said the cold temperatures would continue today and a yellow weather warning was in place for Scotland and North East England. A fresh flurry of snow came down in Cumbria (top right) and children made the most of the winter weather. Rain is expected to turn to ice, as snow continues to fall on higher grounds in coming days (bottom right). Temperatures dropped as low as -6C in some places over night. Billy Payne, a forecaster with MeteoGroup, said temperatures will struggle up slightly today but warned there is another chilly night ahead. Showers are expected to push south before becoming confined to the north east of England this afternoon, he said, adding: 'It's still a bit wintry in the hills but any snow which comes down will be short-lived.'

While parents in other parts of the country may worry about growing class sizes, at Skerries Community School (inset), on the tiny Scottish island of Out Skerries, Aron (left and right) gets the undivided attention of his teacher, all the time. During the school day he has two classrooms, a craft room, music room and a library all to himself. And at break, he has the run of the entire playground with its slides, swings and basketball court.

It is known for its clumsy newsreaders and preening soap stars, but Strictly Come Dancing has become one of the greatest money-spinners in the history of the BBC. There have been more than 270 series of Strictly worldwide, in 51 countries ranging from Mexico to South Korea, watched by 500 million viewers. So whether it's a tango in Argentina or a waltz in Vienna the BBC is stepping all the way to the bank - with some occasionally bizarre Strictly firsts along the way, including a broken nose (left), a same-sex couple (top right) and a one-legged contestant (bottom right).

Known as Casa do Penedo, or House of Stone, this bizarre dwelling in northern Portugal's Fafe Mountains has become a growing tourist attraction. Once used as a holiday home by a family, it has been transformed into a museum with local relics and photos on display. The 16.5-ft tall house is nestled within four granite boulders, and a swimming pool carved into one of the large rocks.

BBC commentator John Inverdale (inset) sparked a huge sexism row when he said tennis star Marion Bartoli was 'never going to be a looker'. But the Wimbledon champion (left) has undergone a dramatic transformation. She has now showcased her sensational new body (right) after shedding two-and-a-half stone. She revealed that she feels 'more at peace' with her body, thanks to the strict gym (middle) and pilates routine.

Photographer Hakan Ludwigson spent three months among the men - who are bound to saddles twelve hours a day mustering herds of cattle and branding and castrating young bulls - to photograph them in their day-to-day environment. After his time with the cattlemen, who live in a land covered in red dust, Ludwigson returned to his native Sweden with the images that in time became book Balls And Bulldust - published by Steidl .

Cumberbatch plays androgynous model 'All' (left and right) in the film. Ben Stiller's Zoolander asks if All is a 'male or female' and Owen Wilson's Hansel then asks 'do you have a hot dog or a bun?' A petition to boycott the film has since received almost 8,000 signatures. Petition author Sarah Rose called the character a 'cartoonish mockery' that endorses 'harmful and dangerous perceptions of the queer community'.

The Queen will greet world leaders in Malta this week in a momentous trip that will bring back fond memories for the Monarch. Her love affair with the island started back in 1949 as princess when Prince Philip was made First Lieutenant on HMS Chequers. Exclusive Mail on Sunday pictures show her carefree time on the island in an era she fondly remembers as among the happiest days of her life. She would enjoy the Navy ball (left) visit hair salons and would even go shopping. Her closest female companion of the time, Lady Pamela Hicks, has written a memoir about the time and describes the princess's four visits to the Mediterranean island.

Though the force can be used to do many great things, the up side of the dark side is that they can use the force for whatever they want. All those times that you lost your car keys and could not start your car? Vader doesn't have to worry about that. With one wave of his hand, the car starts!

With winter on the horizon now is the time to start thinking about heading to the slopes but why opt for a traditional skiing experience? From Iran to Austria here are MailOnline Travel's top futuristic ski lodges across the globe. Looking like a spacecraft landing on a lunar landscape, Refuge Du Goûter (right) in the Alps contrasts dramatically with its surroundings. Tschuggen Grand Hotel in Switzerland (top left) offers a colourful and unique stay while The Whitepod Resort (bottom left) is a luxurious eco camp in the alpine wilderness.

Mark Chimes, 49, captured the image in Queen's Park Heywood, near Rochdale, Lancashire, and realised that six were actually on their mother's back while the others tagged along behind.