Architect and TV presenter George Clarke has been blasted on Twitter for his failure to intervene when a couple were quotes £80,000 over their budget for renovations on Ugly House To Lovely House. Denise and her husband Ali intended to spend £120,000 transforming their 1920s council house into a modern property, but were quoted a much higher price by the show's architect.

Lonely David Cameron finally had someone to chat to over a cold beer during his mini-break to Lanzarote after his wife Samantha flew out to join him. The couple were photographed today, shown main, posing with a lager each on the terrace of a restaurant in Playa Blanca as Mr Cameron took some time off to mull over several issues back home. The Prime Minister flew out to the Canary Island yesterday without his spouse to give him himself 'time to think', on the last day of parliament before the Easter recess. The couple are regularly snapped in similar stage-managed poses during their breaks away, with Dave regularly going for a conservative look featuring a dark blue top, as shown in 2015, inset.

The injured Manchester City star and his wife Kimberly (right) were seen out with shamed Evans, his girlfriend Natasha Massey and their baby son (left) in Alderley Edge, Cheshire, today, with the women exchanging a friendly hug (inset). England 'keeper Hart and Evans, who this week attended a Court of Appeal hearing in a final bid to overturn his rape conviction, were both at Manchester City as young players, but Evans was unable to attend Hart's wedding in Italy last year because of his probation.

Brazilian Miss Bumbum model Andressa Urach earned worldwide notoriety thanks to her scandalous antics - but after she almost died, she decided to begin 'winning souls for God'. MailOnline travelled to Sao Paulo to watch her speak at a women's prison - and help rid the inmates of the 'demons' (inset) she claims are at the root of their problems.

Armed police (inset) shot a terror suspect who was clutching a rucksack (left) - allegedly full of explosives - at a Brussels tram station as they launched fresh raids in the Belgian capital in the wake of Tuesday's suicide attacks. Footage taken from the scene in the Schaerbeek area shows police coaxing a child (circled, right) away from the injured suspect, who was shot in the leg before being dragged off by police. Today's raid in Brussels is linked to the arrest of 'ISIS recruiter' Reda Kriket, who was found by poilice in a Paris suburb on Thursday. Kriket, a 34-year-old Frenchman, had been in the 'advances stages' of planning an attack in France prior to his arrest and had heavy weapons and explosives in his apartment.

Mason Wells (pictured), 19, today talked about the ordeal from a hospital bed, with bandages all over his face after suffering second and third degree burns in the airport terrorist attack. In the shocking interview, he said: 'I was covered in a fair amount of blood, not necessarily my own. I remember seeing fire in front of my face and fire around my feet on the ground.' Footage also captured the emotional moment that Mr Wells was finally reunited with his worried parents in the hospital (pictured), after the attack.

The Facebook CEO used the hashtag #LeanInTogether along with the photo (pictured) on Thursday. It's a nod to Sheryl Sandberg's female empowering movement, which encourages men to take steps towards gender equality. Lean In Together stemmed from Sandberg's 2013 book Lean In, in which Sandberg, Facebook's chief operating officer, wrote about how women could lead and achieve their goals. Lean In Together aims to show men what they can do to help their partners, daughters and colleagues to succeed. Zuckerberg took two months of paternity leave after Max's birth and has portrayed himself as a committed parent ever since.

Ted Cruz, the Republican candidate, is denying a claim that he has had five affairs. The claim first surfaced in the National Enquirer with no women being named - but then a senior Republican strategist, Liz Mair (top right) named two of the women alleged to have had the affairs. Mair said she did not believe Amanda Carpenter, Cruz's former spokesman (top left) would have had an affair with the candidate. But she claimed Katrina Pierson, a former Cruz aide who now works for Donald Trump (bottom left) might have 'come on to' the Texas senator. Both woman denied any wrongdoing today. Carpenter was asked on CNN about the claims and angrily struck back, blaming the Donald Trump campaign for the claims. And Cruz launched a robust defense today, denying the claims - also blaming 'henchmen' of Donald Trump for spreading 'garbage'.

Jaide Ward, 23, from Wigan, was diagnosed with the life threatening condition neuroblastoma, which affects nerve cells, as a child (pictured centre). Doctors and her family thought she could die after surgery to remove a tumour in her pelvis and spine failed. She spent nine months in Alder Hey Hospital, Liverpool with her mother Dawn, now 44, by her side. Jaide said: 'I can remember laughing as my hair fell out in clumps after chemo began. I was four years old and didn't understand what was going on.' It was early on when Jaide's mother realised that there may be complications for her daughter and her fertility in the future. Renowned oncologist Dr Pizer told Dawn the tumour's location, coupled with the toxicity of crucial chemotherapy, could well leave her infertile. After enduring 276 hours of chemotherapy she was eventually declared benign. As a child she grew up kidding herself that she was 'fine' with never having children. But when she met and fell in love with Scott Ward, 25, (pictured right together) she decided to test her fertility. And after getting engaged she discovered she had become pregnant with triplets (pictured with her left).

Residents in Leicester were left scratching their heads after they spotted a mysterious plane dragging an apologetic banner over the city, which read in bold red letters 'Sorry Diana x RK x'. A staff member at Leicester Airport confirmed the plane had taken off from the location - but refused to reveal any more details. Speculating witnesses believe it could be a husband saying sorry to his spouse, with one adding that she 'shouldn't forgive him' if he has cheated.

The committee at Acomb Parish Church (right) in North Yorkshire had ordered four signs which were meant to say 'Christ is risen', but the printing company misspelt it on of them (left). The signs had been part of the church's effort to revive a tradition of collaboration with the local Baptist congregation, according to Ned Lunn, 30, curate at Acomb Parish Church.

It's impossible to look away. A 15-minute video that shows 6,000 matchsticks being set alight has the internet mesmerised, with the YouTube clip racking up more than six million views since it was published on March 14. The video shows the matchsticks being slowly devoured by a wall of fire, which starts in just one corner of the tightly-packed matchsticks (top left) before quickly spreading (top right). But it takes far longer for the flame to burn down (bottom left), before it leaves just charred embers behind (bottom right).

A man has been seriously injured after he reportedly entered his burning property to save his pet dogs, following an explosion that ripped his home apart. The man, believed to be in his 40s, is now in hospital with severe burns he sustained in the fire at his house in Stevenage, Hertfordshire (pictured). He was rescued by fire crews wearing breathing apparatus as they searched through the wreckage of the property. 

Thorntons are charging £15 for an Easter egg that appears to be the same as one available at budget chain Aldi for just £2.99. Thorntons Continental Milk, Dark and White Chocolate Egg and Aldi's Drizzled Chocolate Wonder decorated egg not only look identical but are similar in size. But the luxury chocolate shop's version also comes with a smaller box of nine chocolates and a large presentation box.

SEBASTIAN SHAKESPEARE: After presenter Mishal Husain, right, gave Suu Kyi a rough ride during a BBC interview (pictured), the Burmese politician, shown left, lost her composure and was heard to make the comments off-air. The spat between the two prominent and famously elegant Asian women has only just emerged, and followed a heated interview with the 70-year-old president of Myanmar's National League for Democracy on the Today programme, according to a new book, The Lady And The Generals: Aung San Suu Kyi And Burma's Struggle For Freedom, by Peter Popham. Suu Kyi's equivocal attitude towards the violence suffered by Burma's Muslim minority has alarmed even her most dedicated fans.

Residents of Imber, in Wiltshire, were ordered to leave their homes by 17 December 1943 and were not allowed back. The village is open a few days each year to the public and over Easter Bank holiday curious locals have been . Despite there being no electricity or running water, there is a fully functioning 13th century church, St Giles (pictured right).

Passengers hoping to escape the hustle and bustle of the capital for the beautiful Cornish coast were forced to stand for more than five hours in overcrowded train carriages (left and right). Rail users tweeted about their despair as they packed together on the long journey, with some standing, sitting and laying in the corridors while others shared seats. One frustrated passenger described the scene as 'chaos' and called the Great Western Railway 'greedy' for allowing so many people on the service. Motorists also felt the strain today with many forced to sit in gridlocked traffic on the A1 at Gateshead (inset), as tailbacks kicked off the bank holiday weekend.

Holly Brockwell (pictured), who lives in London, found out this week that her ongoing battle with the NHS to be sterilised will be coming to an end in the next few months, when she finally has the permanent procedure. She has been subjected to online abuse due to her decision, which many doctors have found hard to comprehend. One medic even offered her boyfriend (with Ms Brockwell, right) a vasectomy instead.

Bulgaria has returned to its Cold War days with plans to complete a super-fence along its border with Turkey - only this time to stop migrants hoping for a new life in Europe. The fence is being constructed to seal Bulgaria's entire border to prevent the country becoming the new gateway to Europe. The local authorities are hoping to put off the ruthless criminal gangs exploiting families fleeing war and terror in Syria, Iraq and North Africa from trying to enter Europe via Bulgaria. Bulgaria is also ready to build a fence on its border with Greece, Prime Minister Boiko Borisov announced today.

Video has captured the dramatic moment a group of migrants were rescued by the coastguard after they found themselves in trouble in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea. Crews came to the rescue of the stricken group today, after their dinghy filled with water as they attempted to make their way across the water. The shocking footage shows the group trying to clamber to safety as Italian rescue teams haul them onto the rescue boat.

Stunning photographs give a rare insight into the way of life of the nomadic Raute people, who live in western Nepal and consist of just 150 individuals. The tribe granted a photographer special access for three days last September. The Raute people trade woodcrafts with nearby villages in exchange for grains and vegetables. But their existence is increasingly coming under threat due to cheap plastic products and irregular rainfall.

Daryle Koltay, 19, from Florida has microcephaly, a condition where babies are born with abnormally small heads and development problems (top right). His mother Lisa (bottom right) said she would try and disguise physical signs of the condition by cutting his hair into a mushroom shape to stop him getting stared at as a child. 'Growing up with microcephaly is hard and it doesn't get better when you get older, it gets worse and worse,' he said. Lise, 48, from Florida, suspects she caught the Zika virus after being bitten by mosquitoes while she was pregnant.

Tunstall House, a Grade I listed building near Sittingbourne, in Kent (pictured) has gone on sale for £1.95million after being passed down through the same families since 1809. It has its own swimming pool and walled garden and comes with seven bedrooms. It was built in 1660 and briefly served as a girls' boarding school before being sold to the family who would own it for the next two centuries.

London's Trafalgar Square was taken over this afternoon by 100 actors and animals performing 'The Passion of Jesus' to commemorate Good Friday. The Wintershall Estate Players' annual, free Good Friday performance depicts the last hours in the life of Jesus of Nazareth, with the hill of Calvary erected under Nelson's column. Jesus is played by James Burke-Dunsmore - who has been playing the Christian figure for 16 years.

This is the incredibly archive of photographs and military documents used in the planning of D-Day which were discovered in a suitcase in a French flea market more than 70-years after the invasion. The photographs, some of them taken at incredibly low-level in unarmed Spitfires show individual German soldiers preparing the Nazi defences of the invasion of Europe.

The friendly mammal, photographed at the Pilanesberg Game Reserve in Pretoria, South Africa, looked like he had a smile on his face as he reached back to scratch his large floppy ears. A pair of elephants were later captured going on a romantic walk by the waterhole.

Pictured here is Ted Richards, a 58-year-old from Bristol who had his ears removed and tongue split in a bid to look like his beloved pet parrots. But now he has gone a step further and changed his name - to Ted Parrotman. The retired shoe factory worker, who has dyed eye balls and horns in his head, has ditched his ordinary surname through Deed Poll after claiming his colourful creatures are his 'real family'.