The blast went off in the parking area of Gulshan-e-Iqbal Park (pictured), Lahore, a few metres away from children's swings, and officials expect the death toll to rise. Crowds of people were seen in floods of tears (top right and bottom left) at the park, where Christians had been celebrating Easter at the time. Senior police official Haider Ashraf said the blast appeared to be a suicide attack, adding that ball bearings were found at the scene. Around 300 people were injured and people were seen being carried onto stretchers (top right), as debris from the blast remained scattered all over the ground (bottom right).

The tombstone (right) appeared to be engraved with Trump's name and underneath an epitaph: 'Made America Hate Again', a wry take on his campaign slogan: 'Make America Great Again'. But it is unclear if the grave was even there in the first place. A Mail Online reporter went down to the site Sunday afternoon and could not see any sign of it (left)

An Easter egg hunt descended into chaos on Saturday after parents in Orange, Connecticut, stormed the field.  Children as young as four were trampled by adults in a rampage to steal buckets and grab as many of the 9,000 hidden eggs as possible from the third annual free event at the PEZ headquarters. One four-year-old son was left 'bloody' on the sports field and a two-year-old girl was shoved into the mud, witnesses claimed. A horrified parent described the scene as 'an angry mob of chaos' with 'not one toddler hunting for eggs' among the crowds of adults. The event, which started at 10.30am on Saturday, consisted of three fields for different age groups, which were to have staggered start times. More than 1,000 turned up for the event. Ribbons were laid out on the floor to divide each section. But as soon as one field opened it descended into chaos, and the ribbons became submerged in the mud.

Another American has been identified as killed in the attacks in Brussels, bringing the total number of US citizens confirmed as victims to four. The Shults are only identified American victims so far. Dutch siblings - Sascha and Alexander Pinczowski - who were living in New York have also been confirmed among the dead in the Brussels terror attacks.

Whilst it seems perfectly acceptable to turn the water cannon on nationals, determined to stand up for their country and culture, it is never acceptable to criticise migrants, terrorists or extremists planning attacks, writes KATIE HOPKINS. It seems to me there is a yawning gulf between the treatment and reporting of the far-left and the far-right, and and even bigger chasm between nationals and migrant populations, who lack respect for the culture they have joined. The left are so busy kowtowing to the rights of those who have chosen to join our culture, the right has lost the freedom to defend the culture they have chosen to join.

Peter Berkowitz (left), 25, built an eight-foot bedroom 'pod' (right) inside a San Francisco apartment in order to escape the city's 'absurdly high housing prices'. One bedroom apartments in the city rent for an average of $3,500 per month compared to Berkowitz's $508 per month to live in his pod. The pod is equipped with a fold-down desk, cushioned backboard (inset), sliding door and LED lights for reading. In a city where rents are unbearable for most residents, Berkowitz believes that pods can provide a 'needed fix' for people who want to add a bedroom to an apartment without worrying about the rent rising.

The Baltimore Ravens organization helped lay to rest one of their own on Saturday as players, coaches and staff members joined the family and friends of Tray Walker (left inset) for his funeral in Florida.Walker, 23, died March 18 after suffering critical injuries when he collided with a Ford Escape sport utility vehicle the day before near Miami. During Walker's funeral at 93rd Street Community Baptist Church, the team's head coach John Harbaugh was one of several people who eulogized the rookie player that was a fourth-round draft pick in 2015. Walker's family had his casket custom made with the exterior decorated with his team number (left) and helmet as the interior was Louis Vuitton lined (right).

Miles from civilization, hidden in a thick brush of bare trees and brown winter grass, lie the warped and decayed buildings of a once thriving colony. Eerie and forgotten, it looks like something from a Stephen King novel - appropriate, given that it sits in the woodlands of his home state of Maine. But once, rumor has it, this crumbling pile was home to a group of naturists from nearby Durham who'd enjoy the woodlands while soaking in the soft summer sun. And it might have been forgotten altogether, if it wasn't for Tia Nadeau of the Durham Maine Historical Society and Quest for the Unknown hadn't tracked it down and taken these eerie-but-beautiful photographs, which she shared with both groups Wednesday.

Brandon Jenkins, 26, was pulled up at the traffic lights at Southern Avenue and San Jose in Mesa, Arizona, when he was attacked by Michael Monigold, 31, who was fleeing from police. But the suspect, who was wanted for a hit-and-run last month, was not prepared for his victim - an Afghanistan veteran. 'One minute this dude is trying to rip me off my bike and I'm trying to fight him,' Jenkins said. 'And then I see two cops pull up and draw their firearms.

Buying your own town is as easy as buying 500 acres of vacant land located just 70 miles south of Las Vegas from the founder of a place called Cal-Nev-Ari. Nancy Kidwell is offering the entirety of her town for just $8 million. She tried to sell the property in 2010 for $17 million but couldn't find any buyers. Now the 78-year-old has dropped the price and is including Cal-Nev-Ari's casino, diner, convenience store, 10-room motel, RV park and mile-long dirt airstrip in the deal. The only things not for sale are the residents themselves, some privately owned homes, the small community center and a volunteer fire station built by Clark County.

These are the dramatic pictures that show Chris Eubank Snr imploring his son (left and centre) not to target Nick Blackwell's head during the fight at Wembley Arena. Having watched his son dominate the first eight rounds, Eubank Snr questioned why the referee had not stopped the match and the former two-weight world champion predicted Blackwell would be hurt if the punishment continued (top right). Finally, two rounds later, the referee Victor Loughlin did call a halt to the fight when Blackwell could no longer see out of his left eye (inset). The dethroned British middleweight champion later collapsed on the canvas (bottom right) after the results were read out and was immediately treated by paramedics. He is now in an induced coma in hospital.

An unidentified woman (police sketch, main) was found drugged, sexually assaulted and strangled in Woodlawn, Maryland in 1976 (top right). Her identity has remained a mystery for nearly 40 years, but a recent analysis of the pollen clinging to her clothes narrows down her origins to the area around Arnold Arboretum in Boston, Massachusetts. Other evidence such as a lawn seed bag wrapped around her head (bottom right), a shoulder tattoo, and keys found in her pocket, also pointed to her ties to the New England state.

Gordon Parks, a photographer, humanitarian and civil rights activist is a seminal figure of twentieth century America. He broke the races barriers of professional photography. His skill at conveying intensely private scenes (right, center) also translated to capturing the spirit of historical moments such as Martin Luther King's 'I Have A Dream' speech, as it echoed from the Lincoln Memorial and throughout a crowd of 250,000 (left)

For 30 years, sanitation worker Nelson Molina kept New York clean -- and in the process found beauty in other people's garbage, rescuing enough condemned items to fill a warehouse. On the second floor of a sanitation truck depot in East Harlem, he has amassed an astonishing collection of thousands of objects once chucked in the bin but now lovingly cleaned and restored.

Amber Boyd, a pediatric ICU nurse, met Nicole when she was three months old and unable to breathe on her own or eat properly due to a rare medical condition that meant her organs developed outside her body. She was born in December 2012 with omphalocele, where a hole in her abdominal wall meant her intestine, liver, gall bladder and spleen had to grow in a sack outside her belly. But the child became a ward of the state after her mother's parental rights were terminated and her biological family were unable to cope with her needs. Doctors had kept Nicole heavily sedated and paralyzed to help treat her condition until she was nearly a year old, but when her health improved and she was ready to be discharged, case workers needed to figure out where she would go. So Amber, who was adopted herself, spoke to her husband Taylor and the Albuquerque couple quickly decided they wanted to foster Nicole - and brought her home shortly after their first wedding anniversary in May 2014.

Over-enthusiastic cooks and bakers have seen their efforts to create a chick cake pop or a bunny shaped pancake go horribly wrong - as they try to emulate Pinterest perfection - and have shared their fails online. From left to right: Easter chick devilled eggs turned into yellow sludge; cheesecake bunnies looked like zombies. a cake pop was unrecognisable as a chick; bunny rolls came out as lumps of badly cooked dough; icing melted off biscuits.

You visit them every day, but rarely do people think about the signs on their doors. Yet there are plenty of places producing funny, witty and inventive bathroom signs, replacing the traditional 'men' and 'women' symbols with something that packs a slightly bigger punch. So the next time you're stuck in a queue waiting to use them, why not take a look around at what the sign on the bathroom doors say? Some people put a lot of effort into them.

Fitness guru and model Chontel Duncan (left and right), from Brisbane, Queensland, has given birth to a baby boy, Jeremiah (inset). The bronzed HIIT founder made headlines during her pregnancy due to her high intensity workouts, impressive set of abs and tiny baby bump (left). Mrs Duncan gave birth to Jeremiah on Friday and said he was 'healthy and happy' and 'extremely alert.' She also thanked everyone for their support and shared a number of adoring videos (right) and photos online.

A group of dirt bike riders crowded the streets of New York City this afternoon, terrifying residents on the Upper East Side as they popped wheelies and reportedly ran through red lights. The group of 50 people took over all three lanes of traffic as they paraded down Second Avenue in the city, where dirt bikes are not street legal according to the Department of Motor Vehicles. While some are wary of dirt bike riders after a banker and his family were viciously attacked while they were driving on the West Side Highway in 2013, others have defended the groups as harmless.

One warden said the slaughter of the three white rhinos - at the Sibuya Game Reserve in the Eastern Cape province, South Africa - was 'the worst day of my life'. Two female rhinos (right) were found dead on Thursday while a third rhino bull, called Bingo, died last night after suffering facial cuts and serious internal leg injuries. Two calves, aged three and 11 months, were orphaned by the attack and sent to a sanctuary. Above, a warden is left distraught after discovering the bodies (left).

New York's Fifth Avenue was aglow with color and laughter Sunday morning as the annual Easter Parade filled the street with extraordinary hats, beautiful bonnets and quirky costumes - worn by both people and pets. The tradition, which has run since the 1880s, began as a way for the middle and upper classes to show off their church finery after the Easter Sunday service, but has since turned into a way for people to show off their creativity and imagination. From the simple but sweet to the hilariously outlandish, the boundaries really were pushed this year, with people from all over the world competing for the biggest, craziest and most avant-garde costumes and hats.

Designed by a Croatian firm, Nearby Hostel (centre) is designed to provide easy and cheap accommodation at music festivals for people who want to 'avoid unsafe and uncomfortable' tents and steer clear of 'overpriced and far away' hotels. Made up of nine rooms per container, the portable hostel - if created - will include loos (bottom left), electricity, basic furniture, WiFi, a television and even a fridge.

These Instagram-famous felines, pooches and exotic pets have seen their fan bases grow from hundreds to hundreds of thousands over the years as they travel around the likes of Asia, America, Europe and Australia with their adventure-seeking owners.

A four-week-old Neapolitan mastiff puppy was about to be thrown out by a breeder because she was deemed 'defective'. Willow (left, top and bottom right) was born with a congenital condition called Swimmer's Syndrome, which prevented her from being able to stand or walk at the normal three weeks of age. Instead, her chest was flat and her legs were sprawled out like a turtle 'swimming' (left). Dogs with this birth defect are usually euthanized or abandoned. But eight months later, with the help of Gina Gould (bottom right), an animal acuscope therapist, Willow (top right) has made a full recovery and functions like a normal dog.