Daily Mail Australia attended Travers Beynon, aka The Candyman's, out of control party on the Gold Coast, compete with an elephant, fireworks and a shoot out with 'police'. Mr Beynon (left) made a grand entrance to his party by flying is on a zip-line, while other performers - including a fire-eater (bottom right) - put on a show for the guests. Partygoers danced (top right) until the early hours, many in revealing outfits.

EXCLUSIVE: Georgie Campbell, as she is known, left the jungle on Wednesday amid rumours that a tumble in the jungle had hurt her back and shoulder. Now it seems her injuries were emotional, not just physical. There are claims of cruelty and neglect which have led to threats of legal action against the programme makers.

Opinion polls show that France's controversial far-right party National Front could make huge gains in today's regional elections, putting leader Marine Le Pen (left) in an ideal position for a presidential bid next year. The party has exploited voters' fear following the Paris attacks and the European migrant crisis to gain popularity among voters. Ms Le Pen is expected to take victory in the Pas de Calais, where up to 5,000 UK-bound migrants and refugees are currently sleeping rough. Her 25-year-old niece Marion Marechal-Le Pen (right) looks set to win in the Provence and Cote d'Azur region. President Francois Hollande's (inset) ruling Socialists party, meanwhile, was on some 22 per cent of the vote.

Jude Law's former lover Rachel Bourlier (right) reveals that the actor wooed her by jumping out in front of her car on the school run - but broke her heart following a year long romance. The 43-year-old single mother told the Mirror that the star, also 43, chatted her up through her car window and took her number, but she was devastated when he moved on to psychologist Phillipa Coan (with Law today, left). The French beauty said: 'I fell deeply in love with him. There was a big intensity between us. It was as though we were in another world together. I was sure he was a wonderful man.

The music mogul (left) was at his £10 million West London house with his girlfriend Lauren Silverman and their baby son Eric (right) when the burglar raided a safe at about 2.20am on Friday. A bodyguard who was at the property (inset) at the time has now had his employment terminated. However, last night Cowell hailed another guard who nearly apprehended the thief as a 'hero' - and said he would soon be receiving a Christmas bonus. The couple are pictured leaving The X Factor studios with Eric yesterday.

The aristocrat (left), who has three children with Vodianova revealed the intimate details on his Facebook page, but has since deleted the post. The 46-year-old said he could not keep up with her high maintenance lifestyle and voluntarily admitted himself into a rehabilitation centre. Vodianova, 33 (right, pictured with Cara Delevingne, Karlie Kloss and Taylor Swift) is now with another billionaire Antoine Arnault.

Eight SAS soldiers crept deep into ISIS territory in Syria and 'dug in' just five miles outside the terror group's de fact capital of Raqqa. From there, one special forces man assembled four nano helicopters with infrared and night vision cameras fitted on the nose. These drones were flown to spy on Jihadi John's (top right) hideout, a six storey building in Raqqa, and beamed the footage to SAS HQ and US Central Command. Jihadi John - real name Mohammed Emwazi - was 'evaporated' when a Reaper drone armed with Hellfire missiles shot him near a clock tower (bottom right) where the terror group carried out its brutal executions.

There are few celebrities who have cannoned control over their naked image as audaciously as Madonna. And it seems the iconic singer has always been body confident as made evident by a series of black-and-white images which show the singer as a 20-year-old during a live modelling shoot for a photography class in 1979 in New York. Dubbed the 'lost nudes', the photos were taken 13 years before the publication of her Sex book and are proof that Madonna's erotic appeal very definitely pre-dated her pop career.

Details of Michelle Young's alleged find have surfaced almost a year to the day her ex-husband Scot, 52, fell to his death from a flat in Montagu Square, central London (inset). The pair had previously been embroiled in a bitter multimillion-pound divorce battle which culminated in Mrs Young (right) being awarded £26million after seven years of legal wrangling. But despite having to go through one of the longest, most costly and toxic divorce cases in British legal history, she was never paid the settlement and is now also bankrupt. In her bankruptcy hearing in July she claimed a private detective had found £171million lodged in a UK bank account controlled by Mr Young, as well as £16million in a New York account. An inquest earlier this year heard Mr Young had phoned his American model ex-girlfriend Noelle Reno (together left) moments before he was found dead.

Mother-in-laws might seem like an easy target, but when, last week, the woman under attack was Diane Louise Jordan, the nation sat up and took notice. Fans of the Songs Of Praise presenter, a committed Christian, were shocked to learn she stands accused of conducting a harassment campaign against her estranged son-in-law and his new girlfriend, and that she had signed a police order acknowledging complaints of verbal and physical assaults. Diane says the claims by David Linton and his partner are false. They had, she said, cast a shadow over her life. There is anger on both sides. Yet there is one thing on which Diane and David do agree: that the true story of the poisoned relationships at the heart of it has never been told - until now. Today, speaking to ANGELLA JOHNSON, Diane alleges that despite the police involvement, David is, in fact, an arch-manipulator whose behaviour towards her daughter was worthy of Rob Titchener, the new villain of the Archers. The police harassment order she agreed to sign, she says, is meaningless. For his part, David claims Diane is the one guilty of breaking up his family through her interference. All he wants, he says, is to be left alone. Each denies absolutely the claims of the other. Here, their cases are set out for you to judge...

This fascinating video reveals exactly how surgeons perform a male to female sex change. The animation, uploaded by the European Society of Urology, shows how a penis and testicles are removed and a vagina is formed. The new genitalia even has a clitoris capable of orgasm. It begins by making clear men who seek to become women must meet certain criteria. The patient must have already had two psychological approvals - where experts deem they should have the surgery - before an assessment by surgeons to ensure they are fit and well. They must also have lived as a woman for at least 18 months, had hormone therapy for 12 months, and changed their first name legally by deed poll.

Proud home-owners around the world have chosen to live in bizarre constructions that cast the average three-bedroom semi far into the shade. The top 20 World's Weirdest Houses are set to be revealed on Channel 4 documentary airing tonight at 7.30pm. FEMAIL goes through the keyhole of (clockwise from top left) Pierre Cardin's Bubble Palace; the dumpster that doubles up as digs; the dog B&B; a house perched on a rock in a river; a shoe house that was built by a footwear salesman; and a remote cottage created out of granite boulders.

'George will be bouncing around like a rabbit,' his father Prince William (right) has revealed in a rare personal interview. 'If I get any sleep on Christmas Eve it'll be good!' The Duke of Cambridge explained that George (inset) would be 'extremely bouncy because he's suddenly worked out what Christmas is all about'. William made his comments to 24-year-old trainee journalist Sophia Kichou (left), who landed the big interview thanks to a promise the Prince made to her four years ago - when she was homeless.

Photographs have emerged of North Korea's leader Kim Jong-un (inset) delivering a speech to officers of the Korean People's Army who are clearly struggling to stay awake. While a few are diligently taking notes on their leader's wise words, others have taken the opportunity to catch up on some shut-eye. The event was held at the April 25 House of Culture in Pyongyang - named for the date of the establishment of Kim Il-Sung's guerrilla army in 1932 - on December 3 and 4.

LAST week, to mark the 35th anniversary of the murder of John Lennon, DJ Andy Peebles (left) revealed for the first time details of the legendary interview he conducted with the Beatle two days before he was shot dead - and spoke openly of the troubling relationship that developed between him and Lennon's (right in left picture) widow, Yoko Ono (centre in left picture). Here, in the second part of his remarkable interview, Peebles explains why the murder still haunts him - and tells of an extraordinary meeting with Paul McCartney (top right)...

Frank Sinatra made disabled children's dreams come true when he visited a school for the blind in Northwood, Middlesex in 1962 during a world tour to raise money for orphanages. In a series of moving pictures, the singer is seen crouching down to play with the youngsters at the RNIP Sunshine House School. But one exchange stayed with him so strongly that he told his family about it afterwards. A little girl asked him if the wind had a colour, to which replied, 'I don't know darling, it travels so far you can't see it.'

Experts sent down a deep-sea camera off the coast of Baru, Colombia, to examine the wreckage of the San Jose, which sunk more than 300 years ago, ahead of a planned salvage operation. Though no treasure has been found yet, it is believed that items found on the ship could be worth as much as $1.5billion. Thus far, sonar images have spotted bronze cannons made specifically for the ship, arms, ceramics and other artifacts.

A frightening scene emerged Friday at the legendary Art Basel Miami Beach as a woman was stabbed, causing some patrons to think they were watching performance art. Police said the victim confronted the suspect, Siyuan Zhao, about purposely following her around the art show and bumping into her several times. Zhao then pulled out an X-Acto knife and stabbed the victim in the right side of the neck and left shoulder without warning or provocation, authorities said.

These surreal photographs are instantly familiar to any fan of Star Wars - they show the landscape of Tatooine, where Luke Skywalker grew up in the sci-fi blockbuster. Tunisia, where much of the classic film was shot, was a popular tourist destination before being caught up in the 'Arab Spring' of 2011, and is now trying to rebuild its tourism industry. Here, MailOnline Travel takes a look at some of the fascinating sets left behind that will bring fond memories for dedicated Star Wars fans around the world. Included is Luke Skywalker's home (bottom right), a collection of vaporators (bottom left) and even toilets that were used by the cast (inset centre).

Nicknamed America's Playground, Coney Island offered New Yorkers the chance to escape the city and enjoy amusement rides, theatre shows and even have a dip in the sea. In the later years of the 19th century, the rough and tumble party spot was even dubbed 'Sodom by the Sea,' although family amusements began to later pop up in the 1900s. Here are some incredible black and white retrospective photographs showing Coney Island in its heyday during 1896 to 1905.

Daily Mail Australia journalist Louise Cheer tried on a drunk suit (inset) to see how hard it was to perform simple tasks like throwing a ball (top right) or walking in a straight line (bottom right) with a blood alcohol level of 0.25. She had weights, bandages and a neck brace strapped to her body as well as a pair of goggles (main is the view through the eyewear) to emulate a drunk person. Cheer found she could barely walk straight as her balance was off and she could hardly dunk a tennis ball in a basket that was just centimetres in front of her.