Several areas on Google Earth have seemingly disappeared or been hidden - some for seemingly no good reason. These include (from top left, clockwise); areas of Valencia City in the Philippines; the Volkel air base in the Netherlands; the Keowee Dam, on Lake Keowee in South Carolina; a possible 'secret city' in Russia; the Százhalombatta Oil Refinery in Hungary; the Faroe Islands in Denmark.

Susanne Hinte (pictured), 48 - who has sent her water-damaged ticket to lottery firm Camelot - has been called before magistrates at least seven times for outstanding fines dating back to 2003. The qualified nurse had been summoned to Worcester magistrates' court (inset) six times in as many years, including a summons over the failure to pay £2,205 in 2010. The following year she was summoned again after failing to pay an amount of £3,000. At most of the hearings, a 'no-bail warrant' was issued for her arrest, after she failed to attend court. Miss Hinte was listed to appear before Kidderminster magistrates over the traffic matter when she was fined in 2014, but again did not attend.

Australian mum Kim Tucci, 26, who is pregnant with quintuplets, is force feeding herself 6,000 calories a day and trekking to the bathroom 12 times a night. The mother-of-two will soon be a mother-of-seven after naturally falling pregnant while trying for a third and final child with her husband. Mrs Tucci is documenting the highs and lows of her pregnancy on a blog that has amassed more than 123,000 followers - most of them mums who also share their stories.

The Coventry City Police team has faced an angry backlash on social media after publicising how officers have been testing front doors while on carrying out burglary patrols of the city. The photos, one of which has been retweeted by West Midlands Police's chief constable, showed officers inside hallways to make a point that the homeowner's property is insecure. One Twitter user, Craig Walder, told them: 'If you enter my home like this, don't be surprised if I use reasonable force when I hear you.' The force said it had had good feedback but would take other comments on board.

After the tragic death of Henry Worsley, who died in hospital in Chile after the epic Antarctic trek, pictures of the heroic adventurer show how he would not give up despite his health deteriorating. From the fresh-faced explorer wrapped in fur seen on December 29 (top left), he seems to quickly go downhill, revealing pictures of him missing a tooth after biting into a frozen snack (top middle). On January 8 (top right) he has to take a rest day after suffering an upset stomach. Worsley smokes a cigar as he starts to go hungry (bottom left) on January 16 and two days later, looks tired after a punishing day walking on soft snow (bottom middle). Five days later he looks thin as he nears the end of his trek due to illness, and just three days later he tragically died.

The American woman thought to have been raped and murdered while vacationing in Grenada has been named as Jessica Colker, an anesthesiologist from Atlanta. The 39-year-old was found dead on a deserted stretch of beach after she was attacked by a man armed with a cutlass while she was walking with her husband, Britan Melito (both pictured). He survived the attack at the world-famous La Sagesse resort on Saturday night and police sources in St. George's, the captial of the Caribbean island said that a man is being questioned, although no arrests have been made.

Jack Letts, 20, (pictured inset) left the UK in September 2014 when he was just aged 18, sparking fears that he may have fled to join ISIS in Syria. He is now said to go by the name Ibrahim or Abu Muhammed. Today, new pictures of the suspected ISIS jihadi emerged as an innocent young schoolboy footballer (right) and aged 17 on a family holiday (left), his family continue to claim he has not joined the terror group. But a screenshot of a conversation he had with a former classmate in November suggests he is not as innocent as his parents would like to think. In it, he writes: 'My mates died fighting and killing your countries [sic] brainwashed soldiers and its servants in the east. It's sickening to even compare you to them.'

Christine Chubbuck (left) killed herself while reading the news for a local Sarasota, Florida TV station in July 1974, aged 29. Her story has been retold in a film which was released at the weekend, starring British Hollywood actress Rebecca Hall (right). The movie, called Christine, premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in Utah at the weekend. Coincidentally, a documentary version of her life was also on show this year.

The Great British Asylum seekers have landed on their feet here in the land of plenty because all they need to do to get hold of free food and drink throughout the day is show a red band (pictured right), writes MailOnline columnist KATIE HOPKINS (left). At this point you might think our government had seen sense. But what has actually happened is the government and the left wing press have decided the red wristbands violate the human rights and dignity of asylum seekers. Now these bands are to be scrapped and the Labour MP for Central Cardiff is going to petition the government to find out why it was ever allowed in the first place. The reason we need wristbands is because many of these asylum seekers have no identification of their own. And the reason they have no identification is because they lobbed it over the side of their inflatable when they crossed the Mediterranean from Turkey.

Maisie Beech, 19, from Flemingston, Wales, thought her-and-half make-up selfie was empowering. However reactions to the image soon turned nasty, as some commenters even went as far to suggest she had cancer or alopecia. Maisie has been left feeling less confident since she posted the photos but said: ''It's sad that this is how society is now. Women shouldn't be criticised or called fake or unnatural for wearing make-up in the same way they shouldn't be called ugly if they're not wearing any.'

The RNLI has said it has found another 30-tonne corpse on marshes at Wainfleet on the Lincolnshire coast this afternoon - five miles from where three more were discovered yesterday. It came as security guards were brought in to stop scavengers attacking the corpses of four sperm whales washed up on two British beaches over the weekend as anti-nuclear campaigners graffitied one of their 30-tonne carcasses (top right). Huge crowds have gone to see the 45ft sperm whales found at Skegness and at Hunstanton in Norfolk, with many posing for selfies with the dead whales (left). They were part of a pod of at least 17 found dead on beaches all along the North Sea coastline in Britain and northern Europe. The giant mammals are having their skin, blubber, teeth and blood tested to establish cause of death (bottom right).

Users of the dating website shared their contrasting snaps on Twitter to show the 'reality' of how they look when browsing the app for potential lovers compared to the photos displayed in their profiles. The daring men and women proved they don't take themselves too seriously when sharing their real-life snaps, which weren't quite as flawless as those seen on their Tinder profiles.

Roman Abramovich (inset, left) gave Vladimir Putin (inset, right) a £25million yacht called Olympia (pictured) after he became president of Russia, adding to his estimated fortune of £28billion. A dossier from a political rival claims Mr Putin stays at more than 20 palaces and country retreats and has 58 planes and helicopters. The report also claims he uses a private jet with an £110million cabin which has a bathroom with gold fittings and a £50,000 toilet.

Over the past year, 30-year-old Andreas Christopheros, from Cornwall, has slowly rebuilt his life with the support of his 33-year-old wife Pia and their adorable son Theo, two. He appeared on This Morning, speaking to presenters Holly Willoughby and Philip Schofield about his ordeal. Pictured clockwise from left, on This Morning with his wife Pia and presenters Holly and Phil. Inset, with son Theo before the attack.

From cute animals to #fitspos and #barefacedselfies, it can often seem like Instagram is a minefield of varied hashtag trends. But the latest thing to do might just be the most unusual to date. Meet the naked girls of Instagram, also known as users who regularly post pictures of themselves or other women completely in the buff.

Proud father Wayne Rooney has welcomed his new baby boy into the world but has already faced criticism for naming his son Kit with followers pointing out the initials of his three children are KKK. Showing off his new bundle of joy on Instagram this morning, the footballer posted a picture of Kit at just a few minutes old alongside the caption: 'Meeting Kit for the first time. Home time now. (right)' The 30-year-old and his wife Coleen announced the arrival of their third son - naming him Kit Joseph Rooney - on Sunday. However, just hours after revealing the first photograph of their new arrival, Wayne's Twitter followers started trolling him - pointing out that all three of his children's initials are KKK.

Ludivine, a two-and-a-half-year-old hound dog, who is prone to roaming around town at will, ran a half-marathon in Alabama, and finished in seventh place without her owner noticing. Ludivine ran 13.1 miles within an hour and a half, earning her a medal at the finish.

Joseph Law gorged on fried rice and duck pancakes every lunchtime. He spent £100 a month on greasy takeaways - and his weight ballooned to 28st 11lbs (left and bottom right). The teen, now 17, was so large, that he couldn't even take driving lessons. Then Joseph, from Rotherham, South Yorkshire met Tom - a fitness fanatic and takeaway delivery driver, and his life changed. He even credits Tom for helping save his life, as doctors had told Joseph - who now weighs 14 stone (centre and top right) if he didn't change his ways he wouldn't live to his 30s.

Dozens of hungry pigeons flocked to the man, believed to be Stuart Moxon, from Bury, Greater Manchester, after he was covered in bread crusts while lying in a square in Amsterdam. Birds continue to land and peck at Mr Moxon until he is completely hidden from view (right).

Incredible pictures reveal the moment a ferocious young lion found itself impaled on the horns of a water buffalo during an epic ninety minute battle. The unlucky cub (pictured) was caught on the horn of a cape bull buffalo as it leapt onto the animal, while it was grazing in long grass, in the Mala Mala Game Reserve in South Africa.

Kerrigan Renniegad,e from North Lanarkshire, Scotland, filmed her partner Mark O'Neill arriving home to their young Staffordshire bull terrier called Patch and the video has now had nearly 7 million views. The dog was overwhelmed with excitement and can be seen leaping into the arms of his owner to shower him in licks. The couple rehomed the pooch in May last year after he had been found wandering the streets as a stray.

Canadian engineer, Charles Bombadier's latest concept jet is capable of reaching Mach 24 - more than twice the speed of the Skreemr and 12 times faster than Concorde. Dubbed the 'Antipode', it can carry 10 people up to 12,430 miles (20,000km) in under an hour, allowing it to travel from London to New York in just 11 minutes. he Antipod would be able to take off directly from any airfield by using reusable rocket boosters. These rockets would attach to the wings of the Antipod and provide enough thrust to lift off, climb to 40,000 feet, and reach Mach 5. The aircraft's onboard computer would ignite its supersonic combustion ramjet engine and accelerate up to Mach 24 at 40,000 feet.

World Rally Championship driver Jari-Matti Latvala (inset) has been given a one-race suspended ban and fined by the FIA World Rally Championship after he ploughed into a spectator during the Monte Carlo Rally - then continued to finish the race. Footage of the incident (pictured), which happened during stage 11 of the rally, shows Latvala racing round a tight bend before losing control of the vehicle, spinning into the spectator zone, and colliding with a photographer. Finnish rally driver Latvala and his co-driver Mikka Anttila have been jointly fined £3,800 by the FIA World Rally Championship.

Holidaymakers and locals alike keen to get away from it all can now enjoy a safari experience, in the heart of London. Virgin Holidays has created a 35-foot high luxury South African treehouse on the Southbank, complete with a private balcony, sweeping views of the Thames and St Paul's and a personal chef. The installation is open for one week only and visitors can win a stay.

This thrilling footage shows the Red Bull Air Force - an elite team of the world's most accomplished and experienced aviation experts - performing an extreme flight sequence over Moab, Utah. Skydivers, high-speed parachute flyers (inset left), wingsuit pilots (main) and BASE jumpers dive through the air as the aerobatic plane pilot performs high-octane tricks (seen flying upside down past a speeding car, inset right) around them.

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT The dog, who has since been named Kalu, was discovered by Animal Aid Unlimited charity workers resting inside a hole at a construction site in India. His face, which was horrendously deformed and infested with maggots, had been entirely eaten away and the wound exposed a large section of his skull. After three months at the animal centre, and with some much-needed care, the dog made a remarkable recovery.