Thomas Cohen, the father of Peaches' two young sons, said Bob Geldof and his daughters have supported him in the two years since his wife's death, describing their relationship as 'very close'. The musician, 25, pictured left last month, also revealed that caring for his children (right with their parents) gave him a sense of purpose in the months after the tragedy, saying he 'refused to become a traumatised, grief-stricken single father'.

The Newport, a trendy pub on Sydney's north shore, has angered locals at its reopening by taking the popular Australian beer, Victoria Bitter, off its drinks list. The pub (left and right) has been transformed in a multi-million dollar renovation by Justin Hemmes (inset) and hospitality giant, Merivale. Locals upset at not being able to drink 'VB' at the pub have created a petition to have the iconic beer put back on the menu.

Australian model Claire Parker (pictured), 24, was recently named Miss Grand International (inset) after the reigning Queen Anea Garcia was dethroned for failing to fulfil her obligations. Ms Parker, from Sydney, has spoken to Daily Mail Australia about her new role and her big plans for the busy six months ahead of her. She will participate in a lot of humanitarian work in Thailand and internationally and be required to attend fashion events and model. She fell into modelling at 18 when she won Miss Teen Australia, has competed in Miss Universe Australia pageants and has starred in a number of high profile modelling campaigns. Ms Parker is also a trained actress, studied Fashion Design and can play the guitar and piano. Despite her successful pageant and modelling career, Ms Parker also has a passion for cats and works regularly with a cat shelter. She also hopes to make it big in acting and plans to move to Los Angeles after the next six months and 'make it on the big screen.'

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT. A kitten was saved from a freezer moments before its impending death at a regional NSW animal shelter, but others haven't been so lucky. The tax ratepayer-funded Wagga Wagga City Council's Glendfield Road animal shelter has allegedly left cats to die in freezers while dozens of other animals have vanished from official records, Fairfax Media reported. The investigation revealed that over the past three years, not only have volunteers made shocking discoveries of cats in freezers, but more than 80 of their dogs and cats have disappeared from its books.

An original 1960s home in the Melbourne suburb of Altona has sold for a record in the area of $2.25 million, despite being about 20 km away from the CBD and requiring 'a lot' of work on it.The property was auctioned over the weekend and set a new record for the suburb, selling for $150,000 more than the previous record of $2.1M. About 100 people watched on as five bidders outdid each other until it was sold to a family from the area who intend to move in and eventually build a new home on the property.

She only gave birth a week ago, but Ivanka Trump looked incredible as she dressed up for her newborn son's bris in New York on Sunday. The 34-year-old's third child with husband Jared Kushner - named Theodore James Kushner - was born on March 27. They also have Arabella Rose, four, and a boy named Joseph Frederick, two. And in keeping with the couple's Orthodox beliefs, baby Theodore is to be circumcised in a ceremony, also known as a brit milah, on the eighth day of his life.

A brawl involving 50 protesters has broken out at a Halal expo in Melbourne, leaving one man with deep lacerations above his eye after having a 'pole rammed into his head.' Just after 12.30pm on Sunday, anti-Islamic group Party for Freedom clashed with anti-racism protesters after picketing at the entrance to the exhibition at Melbourne Showgrounds. A video captured by a witness showed a young man, wearing a t-shirt emblazoned with 'rapefugees,' being treated by paramedics before he was taken to the Royal Melbourne Hospital in a serious but stable condition. 

A horse walks into a bar... literally (left). A bizarre photo has appeared showing a mounted police officer riding a horse (top right) into the Beach Road Hotel (bottom right) in Bondi, Sydney on Sunday. Simon Curtis, the hotel's manager said he didn't get the chance to ask the horse: 'Why the long face?'

Australian rugby union star Nick Cummins (right) has given an emotional insight into his heartwarming vacation with his terminally ill father, Mark. After moving overseas to accept a lucrative contract and put money aside for his father's treatment, the 28-year-old has returned to Australia for a vacation with his dad and two brothers, Joe and Luke. During the trip, Cummins and his father bonded (left), and shared stories of the heartbreaking situation. 'The Honey Badger' became a household name in Australian rugby thanks to his sensational play and distinctive press conferences (inset).

Convicted drugs mule Michaella McCollum Connolly, 23, has claimed 'a moment of madness' triggered her decision to attempt to smuggle cocaine worth £1.5 million from Peru to Spain. Speaking in her first interview since being paroled, McCollum Connolly, from Dungannon, Co Tyrone (right), ooked a world away from the stony faced young woman who was caught at Lima Airport in 2013 with 24lbs of the Class A drug. The infamous 'hair donut' do had been replaced with long blonde locks, and the 23-year-old wore a smart white blazer over ripped black jeans and a black top, opting for red lipstick with matching nails.

Petrified witnesses called police after spotting the woman in Plaza de Espana, a large square in Madrid. However, when she was stopped by officers they were amazed to discover she was actually a Civil Guard on a training exercise. A short clip shows the woman, dressed in a bandanna with a gun slung over her shoulder, acting strangely as she falls to the floor (left), before picking herself up (centre) and staggering off behind some trees (right). Politicians later slammed the decision to carry out the exercise as 'reckless' at a time when Spain is on a level four terror alert, following the deadly tube and airport attacks in Brussels.

He shot to fame as the much-loved local veterinarian on reality series Bondi Vet in 2008. But as his duties attending to animals have taken a backseat to his various television hosting roles, Dr Chris Brown has revealed that some people don't believe that he is actually a qualified vet. The animal doctor, who also hosts I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!, admitted that his clients are shocked when they bring their pets into his Bondi Junction Veterinary Hospital and he is on duty.

Photographer Andrew Ling has travelled around America and Chile shooting his striking compositions- a spectacular vast backdrop and just one person appreciating its beauty. The 22-year-old from Seattle has created the images to emphasise how small man is in the world. He travelled to Snoqualmie Falls, Washington (top left), Yosemite, California (top right), Death Valley (bottom right) and Torres del Paine National Park, Patagonia (bottom left and inset).

Michelle Jenneke was just 19 years old when she found fame after her bubbly pre-race routine in 2012 (right) was viewed millions of times on YouTube, with social media users labelling her as 'The Hottest Australian Hurdler'. And nearly four years old, the 22-year-old up-and-coming Olympian from Sydney has spoken out about the moment she attracted attention after her dance move went viral. On Sunday, the model qualified for the Rio Olympics after she won the women's 100 metres hurdles (left) in 12.93 seconds at the Australian National Championships at Sydney Olympic Park.

The properties belonging to a mysterious multi-millionaire couple have been pictured worse for wear after being left empty and neglected for decades. Isaac and Susan Wakil (pictured inset), aged in their 80s, began investing in millions of dollars worth of properties in run down suburbs in the 1970s and and left the public infuriated after many of the buildings never opened their doors. The childless couple, who left Pyrmont's Terminus Hotel (left) closed for 30 years, have been accused of being 'land bankers,' and 'scapegoats' for Australia's expensive housing market.

The furious exchange, near a shopping complex in the north of England, started when a Volkswagen Golf driver recklessly pulled out from a junction mere seconds before another car was about to pass (top right). What followed was a catalogue of reckless driving techniques which included cutting in, switching lanes abruptly (bottom right) and even arguing with other motorists at traffic lights (pictured left). Thankfully no one was hurt during any of the infuriating incidents, captured on dashcam, but such was the lack of care taken that it could have easily been a row that ended in disaster.

Writer Liz Harfull has shared the story of courageous women who packed up and moved to the country after a comfortable city life in a bid to challenge the idealised life celebrated on shows like Farmer Wants a Wife (left). One of the women, Annabel Tully (right) moved to the Australian outback after falling in love and receives groceries on a truck once or twice a week. She has also struggled through two breast cancer battles, depression and raising five children. Ms Harfull also told the story of Daljit Sanghera, a woman raised in the Indian Punjab who came to Australia as part of an arranged marriage and Sherryn Simpson, a primary school teacher who fell in love with a farmer on a matchmaking weekend. Ms Harfull also tells the story of Wendy Bonini, a Ten Pound Pom from a market gardening family who moved to a rundown fairy farm infested with rabbits, Marnie Baker, a young mother who left inner city life for a quirky town in the country and Grace Gilmore, a city girl who married a dairy farmer and moved to the new soldier settlement of Eight Mile Creek.

Tom Daley asked his 2.5 million Twitter followers to help him design a new cover picture for his profile. Instead he unleashed Photoshop battle of epic proportions in which funny pictures of him swept social media. Designs included (clockwise from top left) one that decided he should be called 'Divey McDiveface'; in another the Olympian cradles himself as a baby; he joins Vladimir Putin on a horse ride; and he perches behind Aladdin in the Disney cartoon.

The £4million retrospective, entitled 'Exhibitionism', will open at the Saatchi Gallery in west London on Wednesday. It will feature over 500 pieces from the band's archive, as well as work by collaborators such as Andy Warhol, Alexander McQueen and Martin Scorsese. Pictured are the band's 1999 tour poster (left); promotional artwork for their 1973 European tour (right); and the Rolling Stones outside the Edith Grove flat shared by Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Brian Jones in 1962 (inset).

After dreaming of the Big Trip for years, Kath Kay and husband James sold their car, rented their flat and boarded a plane to Mexico City - just three weeks after their wedding. The newlyweds travelled to Palenque (left inset) and then visited Panama, India (main, in Ladakh), Australia (right inset), Singapore and numerous other countries on their year-long 'flashpacker' adventure.

The 49-year-old celebrity chef (left with wife Tana) bought the detached property (right) in the picturesque village of Rock, Cornwall last year in a £4.4million deal. He is now planning to tear it down and replace it with a state-of-the-art home - while also building a separate annex at the bottom of the garden (inset in plans submitted to the council). Planning chiefs at Cornwall Council had given the proposals the initial thumbs up after he submitted a pre-application. His team of architects have now submitted a full planning application - but three residents in the village, which is nicknamed Kensington-on-Sea, have objected to the proposed annex.

The house in Hull, which has been dubbed 'The Hostel', is so terrifying that no-one will now live in the property. The longest tenant in recent years only managed to last there for four days. A former owner of 39 De Grey Street, who lived there 24 years ago, claims she once called the police after being 'dragged out of bed and strangled' by spirits.

A double decker bus was carrying tourists in the Nakhon Pathom region of Thailand, just west of Bangkok, at 7.30am on Sunday when it was hit suddenly by a train (pictured) - killing three people. Video footage captured crossing train tracks (inset) when it was suddenly hit by the train, instantly shoving the bus to the right and knocking it into a dirt ditch. About 30 other injured tourists were taken to four different hospitals and the driver was killed instantly.

From its pub to its sports pavilion, the whole of West Heslerton, near Malton, North Yorkshire, (pictured main in an aerial photograph) has gone on the market for £20million after being owned by the Dawnay family for 150 years. The centre-piece of the estate is the 21-bedroom West Heslerton Hall (inset left). The lot also includes 43 cottages (some pictured inset right), a garage, and more than 2,000 acres of countryside.

It's said that dog is man's best friend but one animal lover is certain to disagree, as a video captures him enjoying some quality time with his feline pal. While some may find the sequence sickly-sweet, an incredible 1,398,996 have watched it, and a further 40,180 have shared it, in just over a month. In the short clip, filmed in an unknown location, the cat is seen pawing at the man's face to get his attention and after a few seconds the owner turns to let the cat give him a kiss by licking his lips (pictured left and right).

Incredible photographs show the adorable baboon foraging in the national park in the north east of the country. It has a condition called Leucism which only affects the pigment in its skin and fur. The British photographer who took the snaps said he had 'no idea' white baboons existed.