World Voice artistic director Richard Frostick (pictured, left) is one of the vocal specialists who flies around the world teaching British folk songs as part of a £1.1million scheme over two years. Another controversial project is the BBC radio drama funded by the British taxpayer, providing practical tips on how to make the illegal journey from Africa to Europe at the height of the migrant crisis. It is produced by the Corporation's charitable arm, BBC Media Action, which receives £89.8 million in handouts from the Government.

Followers of the Three Lions were unable to contain their glee after watching their national side beat the reigning world champions with an injury-time winner to seal a famous win in Berlin. Many took to social media, pictured inset, to praise Roy Hodgson's young and experimental side for beating one of the best national sides in the world, with others choosing to acclaim the English support in the Olympic Stadium. As many as 8,000 fans, top right, travelled out to Germany to get behind the men in red and they were duly awarded with a night to remember, with players such as Harry Kane, bottom right, showing their appreciation for the support. The win echoes the historic 5-1 victory for England over Germany in a World Cup qualifier in 2001, as well as a 2-1 win on same ground in 2008 in another friendly match.

The 'man in white' seen moments before the Brussels airport bombings has reportedly been captured alive and charged with terrorism offences. Belgian media named Faycal Cheffou as the suspect pictured alongside Ibrahim El-Bakraoui and Najim Laachraoui shortly before they detonated suicide bombs in the departure hall, killing 14 people. Along with two other men, he was charged yesterday with 'involvement in a terrorist group, terrorist killings and attempted terrorist killings' following a series of arrests last week. At the time, police feared another attack was imminent.

Authorities cancelled the march as it would be difficult to properly police without drawing resources away from the manhunt for the dangerous terrorists responsible for the attacks on the metro (pictured, bottom left) and airport that killed 34 and injured more than 300. It had been planned to go through the central Place de La Bourse (pictured), which has become a shrine to those who were killed and hurt in the attack, and has been flooded with flowers and tributes to the victims of the attack. Thousands have gathered in the square, shedding tears (top right) over those killed. Authorities cancelled the march as it would be difficult to properly police without drawing resources away from the manhunt for the dangerous terrorists responsible for the attacks.

Louise James lost five members of her family in last week's unthinkable tragedy in Co Donegal, Ireland. She has spoken out about her grief - and to thank the man who heroically saved her baby. Her partner Sean McGrotty, sons Evan and Mark, (pictured left, with their mother and sister Rionaghac-Ann), mother Ruth Daniels, and sister Jodie-Lee all died when their car slipped off the pier at Buncrana (bottom right) last Sunday. Ms James carried her son Evan's coffin (top right) at the joint funeral for all the victims on Thursday.

An angry crowd of locals, shown left and right, gathered outside Dumbarton Sheriff Court today to confront the man accused of murdering schoolgirl Paige Doherty. The group, which included at least one family member, waited outside during a short hearing into the death of the 15-year-old. John Leathem, 31, made no plea during the private hearing and was remanded in custody. Paige's body was found in a wooded area just off Great Western Road in Clydebank at lunchtime on Monday. The search for Paige, shown inset, began after she failed to arrive at a hairdressers where she had a part-time job. She had stayed with her friend, Lauren Mills, the night before and was last seen going to buy breakfast from the Delicious Deli in Fleming Avenue at around 8.20am. On Thursday, Police Scotland revealed that a 31-year-old man had been arrested in connection with the girl's death.

I'm no slob, but as a busy working mother-of-one I have to come clean and admit that my hygiene standards slip occasionally. Yet most of the time I can be found with a bottle of anti-bacterial spray in one hand and a cleaning cloth in the other as I battle to keep my house in order, writes KATHERINE KEOGH.

The star (right, centre) took a lesson in the skies over London last week. Before he started he was spotted carefully inspecting his aircraft - an 18-year-old Eurocopter AS350 (pictured left) - then taking about ten minutes to familiarise himself with its controls. He flew to Berkshire from Battersea Heliport, a 30-minute round trip.

President of Ireland Michael D Higgins (left) has called for Irish people to take responsibility for building a true Republic in a speech before descendants of those who died in the 1916 Easter Rising. It comes as the nation honours the 100-year anniversary of the Easter Rising, the event that is generally regarded as having led to Ireland's independence some six years later. Mr Higgins said that while 'our nation has journeyed many miles from the shell shocked and burning Dublin of 1916... we have not fully achieved the dreams and ideals for which our forebears gave so much'.

Zara Tindall, 34,(left) winced as she leapt over a log into a puddle at the trials at Gatcombe Park in Gloucestershire on Saturday, watched on by her daughter Mia and husband Mike (right). The Queen's granddaughter competed in cross country, show jumping, dressage at the park, which is set in the heart of the Cotswold's. Her older brother Peter Phillips also attended the event and was joined by his Canadian wife Autumn and their daughters Isla, three, and Savannah, six.

Stranded on Bear Grylls' reality TV island, Iraq War veteran Hannah Campbell (pictured) expected to be challenged by scorpions, snakes, hunger and swamps. She did not expect to be undone by her own history. A deafening tropical thunderstorm that crashed through the Pacific archipelago where the show is filmed plunged her back to the terrifying mortar attack that buried her alive in Basra in 2007, leaving her with life-threatening injuries.

The Bank Holiday weekend started with spring-like sunshine yesterday, but Britain is braced for hail and thunder on Easter Sunday before Storm Katie blows in from the Atlantic with gusty winds of up to 70mph. Sunbathers basked on the beaches yesterday when temperatures reached as high as 15 degrees but the early Easter sun has since been replaced by grey skies, heavy rain and ferocious winds. Severe weather warnings are in place across the country for today, tomorrow and Easter Monday, when up to 2in of rain is expected.

Former England footballer Paul Gascoigne has been pictured recovering at home this morning (left) after another relapse. The ex-Tottenham star was said to have had 'a blip' as distressing images emerged of him with cuts to his face, clutching a bottle of gin and being accompanied by a police officer. The 48-year-old, who has battled alcoholism for many years (pictured right, in 2014), is now on the mend after smashing his forehead, nose and lip while drunk. The ex-England midfielder, affectionately known as 'Gazza' to his adoring fans, had a relapse on Tuesday. It comes just two weeks after the former footballer said he had been sober for a year (pictured inset, on his 'Evening With Paul Gascoigne' tour).

Movie star Hugh Jackman has been involved in a dramatic rescue at Sydney's Bondi Beach after he, his 15-year-old son Oscar and other swimmers were caught in a rip on Saturday afternoon. The Hollywood actor came to the aid of others in trouble, helping get them to safety with surf life savers taking action as well. The ordeal was captured on camera as it unfolded (shown above), but the star was too shaken by the incident to talk to media after the rescue. The drama occurred just days after he returned to Australia after promoting his new movie, Eddie the Eagle.

Cara Whitlock, left, was fined £15 after admitting stealing £150 of groceries from Tesco in Southampton along with her partner Matthew Wedgner, right, who will be sentenced in April. Southampton Magistrates' Court heard the couple had been living in a tent and wanted to raise funds by selling the groceries because they were having problems with their benefits.

The film has been pummeled by critics. And it appears that at least a few barbs are starting to affect Batman V Superman star Ben Affleck, as a viral video surfaced which seems to show the star's heart breaking in real time when he is asked about the bad reviews. In the clip, which was originally sourced from an interview with Yahoo Movies, co-star Henry Cavill, 32, sits next to Ben, 43, as they are asked about the critical 'mixed response' to the film.

An adorable puppy (pictured) was given a second chance at walking after two therapists helped him retrain his back legs. The video shows an excited puppy walking up ramps and swimming (bottom right) as he does his exercises. The puppy had a few triumphant moments, but none compared to when he finally got over the ramp and onto the mini trampoline (top right). That's when he stood shakily on all fours.

Prince Philip wrapped up warm to brave the dull Easter weather while riding around Windsor. He has been an avid carriage rider since 1971 when he gave up playing polo. The Duke was accompanied by two female passengers (pictured) who sat in the back as the four horses pulled them around the royal town.

Inspired by the Indian festival of Holi, the celebrations in Yangon saw revellers being sprayed by a multitude of coloured paints before dancing and partying with each other (left). Many were covered from top-to-toe in the eye-catching paints, including one man who even had his sunglasses sprayed (right).

He might be king of the jungle but this African lion that was rescued as an adorable cub is obsessed with only one thing and that's blankets. In June 2014, Lambert was a cute cub rescued by Vicky Keahey, the founder of Texas' In-Sync Exotic Wildlife Rescue and Educational Center from a family that could no longer care for him. Keahey said that when he first stepped into his enclosure, he appeared to be curious and excited, but then he started to pace and showed signs of anxiety. She decided to give him a blanket that he immediately curled up with and went right to sleep. 'Ever since then, I always give him a blanket,' Keahey shared. Lambert is pictured left as a cub and right and inset in recent photos.

Bizotto, from South Florida, began training with her father and coach Christian Bizzotto - who runs a gym - and says she wishes to lead a positive movement that will inspire the 'ipad generation.' Her bullying began when she was in second grade and continued into third grade, but she has turned these negative experiences into something positive

A south Georgia teacher has resigned after surveillance video appears to show her knocking a special needs student to the ground in a school hallway. The incident happened at the Tift County Pre-K Center in Tifton on March 17. The surveillance footage shows a four-year-old boy with a backpack on standing near an open doorway to a classroom as Amelia Stripling picks up some items from behind the door. She then proceeds to enter the classroom, but forcefully knocks her left knee into the back of the little boy sending him to the floor (pictured left and right). Strippling (inset) has since resigned from the school and the boy's mother has obtained a lawyer.