Celine Dion released a statement on her Facebook page announcing 'with deep sadness' her husband's death. He died this morning at the singer's residence in Las Vegas after a' long and courageous fight against cancer'. Angelil was first diagnosed with throat cancer in 1999 and it returned several times. In March last year, a tearful Dion revealed her husband was no longer able to eat and was getting all of his meals through a tube.

Cafe owner Michael Fisher, inset, replied to a TripAdvisor user who complained that she paid £1.90 for a lemon infused hot water at Bennett's in York, pictured. Mr Fisher told Hannah C, who complained the charge was 'ridiculous' that he had overheads, wages and tax to pay which necessitated the price. He outlined in tremendous detail how his waiter spent between two and three minutes serving her. He said 'I'm sorry that you feel that you feel that you were "ripped off" and I'll try to explain why you weren't.' In a biting conclusion, he added: 'Perhaps, the rudeness that you perceived in me was triggered by the disrespect that I perceived in you by your presumption that you could use our facilities and be waited on for free.'

The refugees were put on a coach (right) in Landshut, the southeastern town of governor Peter Dreier (left), and transported 340 miles to the German capital. Dreier appeared to be acting on a threat he made to Merkel last year. Critical of her stance that Germany can cope with the influx of migrants, he is said to have issued a warning to the chancellor in a phone call in October.

From meeting in a pub to plot to a failed first attempt, jumping down lift shafts, drilling through walls and hiding loot in a cemetery, here's our blow-by-blow account of how the Hatton Garden burglary unfolded. It all began in early 2015 as the ringleaders of the plot - John 'Kenny' Collins, 75, Daniel Jones, 60, Terry Perkins, 67, and Brian 'The Guv'nor' Reader, 76 - fine-tuned their plans, which have been several years in the making. Discreet meetings took place on Friday evenings over a beer in a quiet corner of The Castle, a pub on Pentonville Road in Islington, North London, not far from the Hatton Garden jewellery district. Gang member Carl Wood, 58, was kept in the loop by phone on a need-to-know basis.

Oscar-nominated duo Leonardo DiCaprio and Tom Hardy led the way as The Revenant had its European première at the Empire Theatre in Leicester Square, London, on Thursday night. Fresh from scooping the Best Actor award at Sunday night's Golden Globes, Leo was typically dapper in a knee-length overcoat, white shirt and patterned navy tie.

The images, which have been circulating on social media sites including Imgur and Reddit, show that many are happy to share their worst moments with their friends and even strangers on the photo-sharing app. One person created chaos when a bee entered their car (clockwise from top left), while another revealed they want to be loved like their dog loves pizza, a man in camouflage goes into hiding, someone reveals they have 'Twix' up their sleeve, a sober person has the last laugh and a dog waits in line behind cuddly toys for a treat.

Tareena Shakil, 26, told her family she was going on a package holiday to Turkey in October 2014 but it is claimed she instead travelled with her child to the ISIS de-facto capital of Raqqa. Birmingham Crown Court heard the former college student later sent messages to friends and relatives in the UK, saying she was 'happy' there and asking them to visit. She denies all charges against her. Pictured, left Shakil pushing her toddler in a buggy through East Midlands Airport before the flight to Turkey (left) and right and inset in a photos allegedly taken in Syria and later posted to social media.

GRAPHIC CONTENT WARNING: Police discovered the terrifying war chest in the rucksacks of an ISIS death squad who launched a series of co-ordinated strikes that left five of the attackers and two civilians dead in the Indonesian capital. One of the dead fanatics (circled, right) had earlier been seen training his handgun on potential victims (left) while stalking down the road as terrified onlookers ran for their lives. Attackers set off explosions at a Starbucks cafe in a bustling shopping area and waged gunbattles with police, leaving bodies littered in the streets. Five hours after the major downtown street - not far from the presidential palace and the U.S. Embassy - turned into a battleground, police declared the area near the Sarinah shopping mall secure.

After months of waiting hundreds of Syrian refugees (pictured) have been allowed to enter Jordan. The 16,000 refugees, an increase of 4,000 since December, have been stranded in a remote desert area at the border of the two countries. Jordanian information minister Mohammed Momani said the country is hosting 1.4 million Syrian refugees who have fled the now almost five-year war across the border, but the UN refugee agency UNHCR said the number is actually 600,000. As people crossed into Jordan, soldiers (insert) used portable scanners to check their belongings, patted them down and transported them in military vehicles once they were in Jordanian territory. Some days Jordan accepts as many as 5,000 refugees, Mr Momani said. Women, children, the sick and elderly have been given priority.

These scenes in the Peak District today (left) are now set to be repeated across the South of England. The snow over the North and Midlands heralded the year's first widespread cold snap, and even Kent and Cornwall could see at least a dusting by Saturday. In the North and as far south as Birmingham today, falls of up to four inches made driving hazardous. Tomorrow will be bitterly cold with wintry showers over high ground, particularly in Wales and the South West. And Saturday (bottom right) could see snow reaching as far as the Thames Estuary. It could be the coldest night in nearly four years, with clear skies and a hard frost. Temperatures in many parts of Northern England will drop to -7C (19F) with mountain areas experiencing as low as -15C (5F). Also pictured (top right): A satellite image shows widespread snow cover over the most mountainous areas of Britain.

It features the Harry Potter and Robin Hood actor alongside glam rock legend David Bowie and rock star Lemmy Kilmister - all of whom have passed away from cancer within the space of three weeks. The moving image has so far been shared more than 10,000 times following the announcement of Golden Globe winner Rickman's death earlier today. Pictures of Rickman and Bowie defiantly posing with their middle fingers up were posted alongside a similar one of Motörhead frontman Lemmy, who died 48 hours after being told he had an aggressive form of cancer. The heavy metal icon had celebrated his 70th birthday just four days earlier.

A former soldier has pleaded with France to show 'compassion' as he prepares for his court appearance to face charges for trying to smuggle an Afghan girl into Britain. Father-of-four Rob Lawrie, 49, has said he will admit illegally trying to get Bahar Ahmadi (pictured together in Calais bottom right) into the UK hidden in his van when he appears in court in Boulogne. Just before the trial, he appeared with the four-year-old in his arms at a news conference (left and top right), pleading for understanding of what he acknowledged was 'an irrational choice'.

CCTV footage shows the chair moving across the room (main image), computers flickering on (inset), shadows moving across the walls, filing cabinets opening and stacks of paper flying around the offices, causing Castlefield House to be dubbed Manchester's most haunted office block. The clip, which was first uploaded in 2012 but is still being circulated online, has long been a source of mystery for social media users and residents with hundreds attempting to discover what is going on. But now an expert has claimed he has discovered the truth behind the ghostly activities.

Paula Williams, who lives in Lubbock, Texas, posted the emotional footage to Facebook and explained that her son's puppy Kase went missing from their home about a month ago. She said that the dog was eventually found down the street from where they live - a family had taken him in and kept him warm and fed. Paula decided to record the moment she shared the good news with her son and captured his sheer delight at being reunited with the puppy.

Oliver Gearing, left, began taking drugs after he invested in a nightclub business and inquest in London heard today. The 31-year-old was the elder brother of 2012 Apprentice star Tom Gearing. Mr Gearing tried unsuccessfully to beat drugs, even attempting the 'toughest drug rehab regime in the world' in Thailand, before he relapsed.

Sarah Smith (pictured, left), of Bristol, claimed she wanted to 'tell the world' about 'sexual deviant' Jonathan White (right), so outed his secret BDSM lifestyle to his family and friends in a bid to warn them. She put together a 'character assassination' of him and sent it to his bosses, detailing how he enjoyed a 'submissive sexual lifestyle' in the purple-coloured play room he had at his home, lined with sex toys. The 43-year-old sobbed as she was today handed a restraining order preventing her from contacting him, as a judge warned her she could go to prison if she breached it. She was also given 250 hours of unpaid community service following her conviction, which said she stalked Mr White causing him serious alarm and distress.

Duncan Ogilvie, from Exeter, used to spend his days sitting on the sofa, playing video games and eating junk food. But after struggling to squeeze his torso into large shirts, the 19-year-old decided to overhaul his unhealthy lifestyle.
The office worker began playing rugby but when a hamstring injury interrupted his playing days he joined a gym and embarked on a tough weight lifting programme.

The embarrassing footage, captured in North America, shows the man being restrained with his hands behind his back. The topless man appears to be standing in a hotel reception as the officers carry out their job and pat him down to check for weapons. One officer then moves his gloved hand around to the man's left pocket and appears to grab hold of his penis - mistaking it for a deadly weapon.

Fascinating video footage shows a snow plough nicknamed 'Golden Hands' clearing the streets of Moscow, Russia, in mesmerising fashion (top left) after it was hit by an intense snowstorm. Captivating footage has revealed how huge snow ploughs clear the white stuff from the country's roads - by scooping it up with a pincer movement before dumping it in a truck behind (main). The snow is then taken to one of the many melting stations across the city, where it is dumped into a bunker and diced in a mincemeat-style machine. It is later mixed with sewage before being taken to a treatment plant where it undergoes a process to remove all pollutants and chemicals. After being treated, it is then put into the Moscow river.

Stephen Lee Nott, originally from Newcastle upon Tyne but now living in Jakarta, Indonesia, purchased the must-have gadget from eBay for £240 ($345). The 32-year-old, who was visiting family in England over the Christmas period, says he charged the hoverboard for around 10 hours before taking it outside for a test ride. The video shows Stephen trialling the gadget for the first time when suddenly it erupts into flames, prompting him to jump out of the way in panic.

The pranksters, brothers Jeremy and Jason Holden (top right), kitted out an ordinary push-along bike with shock devices in the handlebars and seat before leaving it out in the street in Los Angeles, US. They sat quietly in hiding as they waited for passers-by to pick up the seemingly-abandoned bike in Hollywood, filming every moment with a number of handheld cameras. When an unknowing member of the public picked up the bike and tried to make-off with it, the brothers - using a handheld button - allowed the shock devices to release small charges. Over a number of hours, they filmed several people trying to steal the bike - and then being thrown from it (left and bottom right) after being shocked by the electric zap.

Cheryl, from Scotland, appeared on Jeremy Kyle to take a lie detector test after her grandmother accused her of stealing from her but viewers were more interested in her looks. One remarked that he was 'a bit in love with Cheryl', while another quipped that she must be 'adopted'.

Jessica Penney, 26, from Bermondsey, London, used to gorge on burgers, chips, fizzy drinks and chocolate every day, growing to a size 22 and tipping the scales at 17st - until a hypnotist tricked her into feeling fuller quicker. The beauty therapist, who used to be so embarrassed of her body she wouldn't take her children swimming, says she now feels 'in control' of her diet and more confident.

The unnamed farmer, from Kerala in south India, stunned onlookers as he pressed the bloated stomach of the 6ft-long python (left) and the animals, taken from a nearby village, popped out (centre). Footage shows him holding the giant snake between his legs before trying to unravel its coiling body. At one point, the man - who is wearing flip flops and jeans - even holds the python's mouth as he pulls out the head of the baby goat (right), which had sadly already died.

Prince Harry, 31, was seen looking bleary eyed as he emerged from the south London club last night (centre) after celebrating his pal Anneke GIlkes' birthday. The fun-loving royal enjoyed a night out with cousin Eugenie (inset, right) and Denise Van Outen (inset, left), as well as two beauties who he has previously been linked to. Rumours whirled about the royal and F1 presenter Natalie Pinkham (left) in 2006, while in 2009 he and Astrid Harbord (right), were spotted in the back of a car in the early hours as it entered Clarence House.

Pet owners from around the world have been celebrating Dress up your Pet day for the last seven years - and 2015 has been no exception. Images include a Doberman dressed as a Ghostbuster (top right), a tortoise turned into a devil and a cowboy guinea pig riding a toy horse. Other pictures include, a dog in a Star Wars bantha outfit (left) and a piglet dressed as a taco (bottom right).

Kathryn Minchew, 32 (pictured) who reached the semi-finals of the 2008 competition, set up Gloucester Studio in a purpose-built hut in her Cotswolds garden (inset). It can seat just eight guests at a time and prices start at £495 for a 'simple supper' going up to £995 for the 'bespoke dining' option.

Indonesian mechanic Wahyu Pamungkas, from Semarang, claims to have built the world's longest Volkswagen Kombi van (pictured). At 7.6m long, it stretches to the length of almost three Smart cars, at 2.6m. It took a year with the help of 30 workers to create the extravagant vehicle. But the work wasn't cheap and the VW fanatic spent more than £20,000 on making his dream a reality. The iconic VW Type 2 - the much-loved 'hippie wagon' - finally reached the end of the road in 2013, when production was brought to a halt after 63 years.

The previously unseen pictures feature in a new book about Frank Sinatra's film career and and is crammed with charming and often informal shots of him in between takes with fellow A-list stars.Sinatra starred in movies with the likes of Natalie Wood, Marlon Brando, Audrey Hepburn and appeared in 55 motion pictures spanning over four decades. He is pictured top left, with Grace Kelly on the set of High Society, bottom left while filming Young at Heart, and right in between takes of the Manchurian Candidate.