Little Freddie Neil (inset) was found dead wedged between a wall and bed at the family home in Blackpool on Boxing Day 2014 and a review later found his parents, Matthew Neil (right in 2009) and Kim Smart-Neil (left), had been drinking for the day and evening before. Speaking for the first time since a review into his death was made public, Ms Smart-Neil has insisted she was not to blame. She told MailOnline: 'I'm not an alcoholic and I only had two drinks on that evening.'

Jessica Serfaty (left), 25, is living a jet set lifestyle in Los Angeles Linked to Joe Jonas and most recently Niall Horan (inset) she left her 7-year-old son Roman behind in Arkansas with her ex-husband Ididia Serfaty (above right). Ididia tells Daily Mail Online that Jessica only sees Roman during summer vacation. and that their marriage began to deteriorate shortly after the family moved to Los Angeles for her to pursue her modeling and acting dreams. They moved back to Arkansas at one point, but months later she left them and hasn't looked back. Jessica tells Daily Mail Online she wants Ididia and her son to move back to Los Angeles. 'I don't want people to think that I'm not involved in Roman's life - I send him kid books and I buy the same ones so we can read them together on Face Time.

The girls were just 13 and 14 when they spent nine hours battering frail Angela Wrightson (inset) with her possessions, including a television set, a shovel and a coffee table. Despite the 39-year-old begging for her life, the pair stopped the assault only to pose for pictures which the younger girl sent to friends on social network Snapchat. Sentencing, the judge said they mentally and physically tortured their victim before leaving her home in Hartlepool, County Durham, 'without knowing or caring whether she was alive or dead'. However Mr Justice Globe refused an application to name the girls (pictured main in a court sketch), saying the older one had attempted suicide on a number of occasions over the course of the trial.

The trailer for Rogue One: A Star Wars Story had its premiere Thursday giving viewers their first look at the highly anticipated new film which will premiere in December. And once again it is a female hero who will take center stage, this time played by Felicity Jones. The trailer also gave fans a fist look at the new characters to be played by Diego Luna, Ben Mendelsohn and Oscar-winner Forest Whitaker.

Devon Murray, pictured left with his mother Fidelma and father Michael, is being sued by his former agent for a £230,000 slice of around £808,000 that he earned from his role as Irish schoolboy wizard Seamus Finnigan in all eight Harry Potter films. The bitter spat has gone to the High Court in Dublin, where the young actor's mother today revealed how she sacked her son's Dublin-based agent Neil Brooks, inset, for failing to 'shield' her teenage son after pictures of him smoking emerged in late 2004, shown left. Mr Murray first signed with Mr Brooks in 1998 when he was just 10. He went on to beat thousands of other hopefuls to win the part of Seamus Finnigan in the first Harry Potter film, The Philosopher's Stone, back in 2000 and was catapulted to fame on the back of it.

Belgian Federal Prosecutor Eric Van der Sypt said on Thursday that authorities were especially appealing to people who might have filmed or photographed the man. Photos released by the prosecutors showed him leaving the airport on foot, walking to the nearby town of Zaventem and then into Brussels, where all traces of him were reportedly lost.

The chemical injuries caused by the £1.99 chilli sauce were so bad that doctors had to perform a colostomy and reconstructive surgery to repair the damage to the 27-day-old child. And a forensic burns consultant and plastic surgeon told Salisbury Crown Court in Wiltshire that he had never seen anything like the injury in more than 3,000 burns cases. The baby's 25-year-old father, who cannot be named to protect the child's identity, has now been jailed after a judge branded his shocking behaviour 'fantastically irresponsible'. The court heard the father failed to seek medical help and denied a charge of child cruelty for two years - before finally admitting what he had done during family court proceedings.

Madonna returned to the UK today (left and right) for the first time since her son Rocco Ritchie left the Rebel Heart world tour to live with his British father Guy Ritchie (together inset). She is now in a bitter custody battle with her ex-husband over their 15-year-old son. The star, 57, flew into London's Heathrow Airport from New York's JFK this morning. The mother-of-four reportedly made plans to come back to Britain so that she could see Rocco following his Easter Maldives holiday with movie director Guy, 47, and his new wife Jacqui, 34. She has just completed 82 global concerts that earned over £120m and reached over a million fans around the world.

Carla Whitlock (pictured left) was attacked with a drain cleaner containing highly concentrated sulphuric acid which left her blind in one eye, scarred her face and burnt her eye lids. The incident happened as the 37-year-old was walking past the Turtle Bay restaurant in Southampton city centre, Hampshire, on September 18 last year (main). Two brothers accused of carrying out the brutal attack were caught on CCTV 'jubilantly' giving high fives and fist bumps less than an hour later. Billy Midmore (inset, left), 22, is on trial at Southampton Crown Court where he denies a charge of causing grievous bodily harm with intent. His brother Geoffrey (inset, right), 26, has previously pleaded guilty to the same charge.

Houses are expensive and complicated to build - so architects and construction crews usually take great care in making sure everything goes right. But apparently, not always. A brand-new looking house in South Carolina has baffled onlookers who spotted a major flaw in its design.

The Puzzled Fox by Currier and Ives, which baffled Victorian children when it was printed in 1872 has resurfaced to challenge a new generation of teaser addicts. A fox and three birds - including a now-extinct passenger pigeon - are plainly visible in this optical illusion, but 12 more faces of animals, men and women are hidden in the scene. On closer inspection it becomes clear that there is a wild boar, a horse and a lamb and if you look twice at the knots of the trees they appear to morph into people's features.

Christine Carter (left before), 28, from Dallas, lost 150lbs (11st) in 16 months and gained the confidence to ditch her ex, who she claims encouraged her to put on weight so she wouldn't leave him. At her heaviest in 2014, Christine, who is 5ft 5in tall, had to take 10 different medicines as well as having weekly medical check-ups. After 16 months, Christine reached her target weight of 125lbs (8st 13lbs) (pictured centre and right). Desperate to get fit, Christine had gastric surgery in 2014, hired a trainer and completely changed her lifestyle.

The phone footage was leaked by a whistleblower upset about treatment of residents at Thanet Lodge, attached to the Royal School for Deaf Children in Margate, Kent (inset). The extraordinary film shows drunk carers dancing around naked during an out of control party at work. Support worker Jane Smith (left and inset), who was sacked in September 2014, is shown clutching a bottle of spirits and dancing around a disabled man while completely naked. Moments later team leader Yvette Surrage (right and inset) was filmed lifting up her top to show her breasts before yelling sexually explicit comments into the camera.

The strange complex, in barren landscape to the east of Egypt's capital Cairo, features two long pointed buildings surrounded by mysterious circles. Its futuristic design has prompted a range of suggestions over what it is used for - with some even believing it has links to UFO research. The existence of the building was highlighted by Secureteam1 0 which describes itself as a source for 'UFO sighting videos' as well as 'government cover-up and the alien activity happening on and off our planet'.

Khanzadi Lashari, 19, was dressed in her bridal suit when her husband Qalandar Baksh Khokhar, 28, also her cousin, allegedly killed her on their wedding night, Sindh, Pakistan. Khanzadi's father, Lal Mohammad Lashari, 60, became suspicious after he didn't hear from his daughter and son-in-law after the wedding and failed to get any response when he reached their house. The family notified the police and after they forced their way into the house they found Khanzadi's lifeless body lying on the bed and Qalandar missing.

Troy Knabe from Eugene, Oregon had been with a group diving in Cozumel in Mexico when they heard an approaching noise and watched as submarine glided past a shipwreck they had been searching. Mr Knabe captured the moment on camera, clearly making out the name 'Atlantis' on the side of the vessel. Then Less than 60 seconds after the footage begins, the submarine disappears out of shot again.

Juliette Thomas from Warwickshire is one of the designers who shares the secrets of her clients' extravagant furnishings in a new Channel 4 show Millionaires' Mansions. The single mother-of-four, who has opened her interior design studio in Kings Road, Chelsea, supplies luxury home decor to Premier League footballers and Russian oligarchs. Her latest most popular innovation includes light up wallpaper covered in LED and Swarovski crystals.

The cyclist in his 30s was first spotted on hard shoulder of the anti-clockwise carriageway between junctions 11 and 13 shortly before 6am, when he was escorted off the motorway and given a new route. But he reappeared a short time later, this time on the slip road off the clockwise carriageway between 13 and 14. Having darted across traffic, he then continued his journey on the spur road to Heathrow Terminal 5 before Highways officers caught up with him (bottom right).

David Aronin, 25, of New York City was on the Jewish dating app JSwipe when he came across what he thought was his 28-year-old friend Ilysse Ratner. However, when he saw that the woman was using a different name, he sent Ilysse a screengrab of the clone, who they would later learn is 27-year-old fashion designer Veronique Hadjibay.

Pc Gordon Semple (inset), 59, from Greenhithe, Kent has been missing since Friday when he attended a meeting at the central London skyscraper. He was seen leaving at 12.30pm and spotted on CCTV at 3pm (pictured left and right) but has not been seen since. The Met Police's Homicide and Major Crime Command is now leading the operation to find out why the 'happy-go-lucky' officer has not been seen for more than five days. Detective Chief Inspector Lyons, said: 'We continue to retain an open mind concerning the circumstances of Gordon's disappearance, and consideration has been given to whether he may have become a victim of a crime.'

Rachel Johnson (centre, and pictured circled as a child on the island, lower left) was the last surviving native of the isolated archipelago of St Kilda (top left and bottom right), an island which sits on the outermost reach of the Outer Hebrides, some 110 miles off the west coast of Scotland. She was just eight years old when the remaining 36 residents were evacuated from the remote Atlantic island in 1930. In the 1850s, 42 islanders emigrated to Australia. Many of the emigrants died en-route, but a few settled in Melbourne - where to this day a suburb of the city is called St Kilda.

Cars, gates and walls were attacked by the vandals as angry messages were sprayed with pink paint onto the property and belongings of Tyneside's rich and powerful (pictured). The opulent mansions that line Jesmond Park West, in Newcastle, are home to multi-millionaire tycoons such as former Newcastle United chairman Freddy Shepherd (inset left) and businessman Barry Moat (inset right). It is believed the group hit late on Sunday night, with their handiwork causing hundreds of damage to property. No one has been arrested and detectives say they are still hunting for those responsible.

Yoga and acrobatics enthusiast Lizzy Tomber of Washington astounded social media users with her acrobatics while heavily pregnant. She and her husband Josh Young welcomed son David on February 19, and have already got him started in the family favorite activity, with him being held in his mom's arms as dad lifts them into the air with his legs.

Student Alex Valentine, 21, from Dorset, could run 20 miles before he suffered from a stroke in May last year (right). It meant part of his skull had to be removed by doctors (left) to ease the swelling, leaving him with scarring (top middle). He spent months in hospital (bottom middle) and has had to relearn how to talk and walk again. But the Leeds University student is determined to run again one day and return to his degree in electronics to develop technology to help others with disabilities. 'To be honest, every morning of my life I am able to get up and wash without the assistance of a carer I will be truly thankful for,' he said.

Emmerdale actor Matthew Wolfenden was embarrassed when son Buster, five, revealed his dad's favourite body part was his 'willy' on Big Star's Little Star. Viewers tweeted he was 'the cutest little boy ever' (right) and loved his hilarious and cringe-worthy answers. He also said his dad liked to relax with '17 Champagnes and wines.'

At first glance, she may be hard to spot, but look closer and you will see the young woman carefully blending into the background of a palm tree on a paradise beach. But rather than clever image wizardly, these optical illusion artworks have been created by an artist using human bodies as her canvases. Nicolle Vanessa, 29, from France, spends three to seven hours painting her 'human canvases' to ensure that they are camouflaged to perfection against her chosen background.

Model Anastasiya Kvitko, 21, now based in Miami has been compared to Kim Kardashian thanks to her curvaceous figure puts her success down to refusing to lose weight and denies she'd had plastic surgery. Anastasiya insists she sculpts her figure in the gym and has ruled out having surgery in the future as she considers herself 'perfect' already.

A cheetah and his brother have been snapped lapping up water from a swimming pool in South Africa. Hunter and Floppy were caught on camera by a British photographer, Tracey Jennings, from Leeds. They were spotted at Tshukudu Game Lodge near Hodespruit. The pair hunt together and share their food if only one is successful.

The clip, which was sent to YouTube channel Secure Team by a viewer, shows the large black and white structure next to a white SUV on the border between Arizona and New Mexico (above). Other than the vehicle, there is nothing about asides from a few trees and what appears to be a dry riverbed. Enthusiasts have claimed it 'definitely' looks like a saucer-shaped craft, with one labelling it 'compelling evidence' of another life form, although others claimed it looked like a yurt or water tank. The inset picture shows where the 'UFO' (marked with 'X') is in comparison to the vast expanse of the desert.

A boy's dad asks his son to say 'vacuum'' as he pretends to hoover in their New York home, but the lad seems to accidentally say 'f**king' instead as he struggles with the tricky word, much to the dad's amusement. Entertained by his son's mistake the dad encourages him to keep say the word over and over again, although of course the boy has no idea of the expletive he's saying. 'Who's your favorite Thomas the Train?' the man asks next, 'Is it Percy? Say Percy.' But despite the boy's efforts his answer sounds distinctly like 'p***y'. Again the dad milks the mistake by continuously asking the boy, 'What's his name?' so he repeats his hilarious faux-pas. No doubt the family will have endless fun with they shows this to the boy when he grows up and realises what he was saying!

Controversial archaeologist Semir Osmanagic (pictured) discovered the 'stone ball' (also shown main and inset) in a forest at Podubravlje, near the town Zavidovici in central Bosnia and Herzegovina and said it is the heaviest man-made ball in the world. It has a radius of between four and five feet (1.2 to 1.5 metres) and weighs 30 tonnes.

Baby Leopold, who lives with his parents near Seattle, Washington, suffers with a rare disorder called oculocutaneous albinism. The condition affects the color of a person's hair, skin and eyes and means that the youngster is unable to see properly. Captured on camera is the tear-jerking moment Leopold smiles in delight after his new glasses allow him to see his mother clearly for the first time in his life.

Hosted by UK luxury children's dress brand David Charles, the Royal Etiquette Training programme saw a group of wealthy youngsters learn about British style and etiquette in an expensive club in Shanghai. The tuition, for seven to 12-year-olds, was delivered by etiquette expert James Seatton (pictured left) and each student paid 3,800 RMB (approximately £400) for the one-day course, which included table manners (left), a make-up session (inset) and an afternoon tea lesson (right).

A funny video shows a man with POV camera falling over on a Swedish slope in Åre - only to look back and see that numerous others had done the same, leading to a hilarious pile up. Despite their best efforts to avoid the fallen masses the sportsmen continue to come a cropper resulting in an almost farcical dominos effect. The skiers and snowboarders try to pick themselves up as quickly as they can but people continue to tumble as the video comes to an end. Åre is a self-proclaimedly big city in miniature form according to its website and has been featured in countless world cup competitions.