Prime Minister David Cameron, more familiar with riding horses than golf buggies, (left) joined golf-mad Barack Obama for a round at The Grove in Chandler's Cross, Hertfordshire. They shared a joke as Mr Cameron missed a putt on the third green, and then watched as the President's ball zipped towards the hole, circled around the cup and popped out. Both men exclaimed 'Oh!' and Mr Obama shouted to the assembled press pack: 'Did you see that? Robbed!'

The 'town hall-style' meeting in London was a chance for young people to question Barack Obama. Calais 'Jungle' camp volunteer Khadijeh Najefi, 21, (bottom right) introduced the President. Benedict Cumberbatch, Annie Lennox and Karren Brady attended all attended the event and Mr Obama was questioned on a range of issues by audience members.

Victoria Cayzer (left), a beautiful young woman whose family controls a fabulous shipping fortune, vanished four years ago after allegedly falling under the influence of a mysterious 'healer'. The therapist in question is Anne Craig (bottom left), a self-described 'personal development coach'. a Mail on Sunday investigation has uncovered several former clients with disturbingly similar stories to tell. Mrs Craig, it is claimed, has told them she can analyse dreams and is in touch with the spirit world. Victoria's grandmother Lindy Ticehurst (right, with her granddaughter Victoria and grandsons when they were children), 78, who is facing a diagnosis of terminal cancer with admirable stoicism, wishes to see her again before she dies.

The body of Prince Rogers Nelson has been secretly cremated in following a private and emotional ceremony, according to Radar Online. The singer's body was released to his family after his autopsy. As a memorial for friends and family went on inside Prince' Minnesota compound Paisley Park, hundreds of fans gather outside to leave their own memorials for 'The Purple One'. The lawn and gate at Paisley Park was strewn in purple balloons and flowers, following Prince's signature color.

The Prince of Wales made a surprise appearance during the star-studded event at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon. A host of actors, including Benedict Cumberbatch, David Tennant, Sir Ian McKellen and Dame Judi Dench, debated how to deliver the iconic line during the comedy sketch, before Charles walked on stage and asked: 'Might I have a word?' Earlier today, thousands of well-wishers from around the world gathered at Shakespeare's birthplace to celebrate the playwright's legacy on the 400th anniversary of his death.

It should have been a time of sheer joy for Irrum Jetha (pictured with her daughter) - a first child and the start of life as a family with her husband Adam (both pictured right) - and when she clutched her newborn baby to her chest, she felt the surge of love that any mother would. Unknown to Irrum, 34, from Middlesex, however, something was wrong - so wrong, that the euphoria would soon turn to tragedy.

It is just a few months since the former fashion queen caused a minor sensation with an appearance, sweaty and dishevelled, in the I'm A Celebrity jungle, emerging from a hammock in a pair of big, flesh-coloured knickers (left). Very big knickers. And now we are roaring towards her five-bedroom manor house in Sussex so she can tell me about yet another bonkers escapade, this time as far from the steamy tropics as it is possible to imagine. Because, as she explains, Susannah has recently 'frozen her t**s off' on a 200-mile adventure through the Arctic tundra (right and inset) - and, yes, those pants featured very large indeed. What, at the age of 53, could have possessed her to take part in a dog-sled trek in one of the least hospitable terrains on the planet, a trip involving not only her teenage son, but a pack of sex-mad huskies with 'poos the size of Red Bull cans'?

When Russian oligarch Boris Berezovsky (inset) and his wife Galina (left) divorced five years ago, he was ordered to pay her up to £200 million, making it the costliest marriage split in British legal history. But Galina Besharova - a couture-loving Harrods devotee, is now at the centre of an unseemly row with her former gardener over £12,000 in unpaid wages. I am told that she reluctantly sacked Philip Maidment, 66, after telling him she could no longer afford him to tend to the land surrounding her Berkshire mansion (right).

Video footage has emerged of a fight between Manchester United and Everton fans, pictured, ahead of Saturday's FA Cup semi-final between the two clubs. The short video shows two men in a brawl throwing punches at each other at what is believed to be Cannock services on the M6 in Staffordshire. The fighting escalates as bodies crash in to each other as more fans get involved and others try to get out of the way, with one man left flat on his back, right. Police have confirmed fighting had ended by the time they arrived and no arrests have been made.

Phil Spector (rigiht) has filed for divorce from his wife Rachelle Spector (pictured) because she is splashing out on luxury sports cars, jets and homes with his money while he remains behind bars, TMZ reports. Rachelle, a waitress and singer turned aviation enthusiast and pilot has reportedly purchased a $350,000 plane according to the gossip website. Spector is only reportedly allocated $300 a month as he continues to serve 19 years to life for second-degree murder in the California State Prison's Health Care Facility in Stockton. The 76-year-old music producer married his third wife in 2006, just one month before he was charged with the murder of actress Lana Clarkson, who was shot in the head in Spector's California mansion.

The Castlerock 'suicides', a compelling tale of sex and murder in a deeply religious community in Northern Ireland, has been adapted into an ITV drama starring actor James Nesbitt, called The Secret. The drama focuses on the adulterous betrayal of Hazel Buchanan (top right), a Sunday school teacher, and her lover Colin Howell (bottom right), a dentist and a charismatic preacher, who murdered their spouses and for decades kept it covered up.

Jessica Coakley Martinez (pictured left and right), from California, was left 'humiliated' when she was allegedly forced to leave behind 'nearly 500oz of breast milk' for her eight-month-old son at Heathrow Airport. The outraged mother-of-two took to Facebook (pictured inset) to post an open letter in which she wrote: 'You made me dump out nearly two weeks' worth of food for my son.' Ms Coakley Martinez detailed how she had pumped the giant block of frozen breast milk by pumping it everywhere from airplane bathrooms to closets and conference rooms.

Thousands of Syrian refugees welcomed Angela Merkel (right, with the Turkish Prime Minister) as a hero during the German Chancellor's visit to the Nizip 2 refugee camp on the Syria-Turkey border. 'Welcome to Turkey, the world's largest refugee hosting country,' read a massive banner hanging over the entrance to the camp, near Gaziantep, which is home to 5,000 people. Syrian children scaled fences (top left), while others pressed their faces against the wires, to catch a glimpse of the Chancellor. She posed for photos with the children and met with the camp's elected leaders before walking into the site where the refugees are housed in makeshift container homes.

An investigation is underway after a shocked neighbour discovered the bodies of two men rolled up in a duvet in a garden (pictured main). The unidentified men were found in a back garden in Hull, East Yorkshire, on Friday evening and police said their deaths were being treated as 'suspicious and unexplained'. Dina Kacare, 39, moved into her one-bedroom flat in May Street (pictured bottom left inset) only two weeks ago and was showing her new garden to a friend when she looked over her fence and saw 'two legs sticking out from under a duvet' shortly after 6pm on Friday evening., swiftly alerting police who smashed the door in to gain entry (pictured bottom right inset).

Ex-Labour whip Helen Jones (pictured) - a House of Commons 'enforcer' of Gordon Brown - gives a gripping insider account of the backstabbing, plots and feuds that led to the Prime Minister's downfall. Scorning the whips' traditional vow of secrecy about parliamentary dark arts, Ms Jones reveals extraordinary details of the battles that took place behind Labour's doors and in many cases, names those fuelling the fires...

The submarine ballistic missile was reportedly launched in the Sea of Japan today. South Korea's Yonhap news agency reported the missile flew 'for a few minutes'. The Hong Kong-based Information Centre for Human Rights and Democracy reported the massive troop build up on Friday. China is North Korea's most important economic and diplomatic backer but has been angered by North Korea's nuclear and missile tests and has agreed to tough UN sanctions. A spokesman for the South Korean defence ministry said: 'We are keeping close tabs on the North Korean military and maintaining a full defence posture.' The state today released photographs of leader Kim Jong Un surrounded by flunkies (pictured) at the testing of a new multiple launch rocket system. Wearing a long black duffel coat, Trilby hat and glasses, the country's supreme leader was cheered on by military figures on site at at the Paektusan Hero Youth Power Station No. 3 in Ryanggang Province.

Tracy Shannon Nessl (pictured), 44, accused of murdering her husband, who was also her biological uncle, in Belize has blamed crooked police for framing her. Nessl was married to her uncle Tim McNamara, who she moved with to Belize in 2012. The couple planned to open a bed and breakfast but in 2014 McNamara was found dead of a gunshot wound to the back of the head on the porch of the Belizean farm. The death was originally reported on as a suicide but Nessl claims when police tried to shake her down for money and she refused to pay them, it turned into a homicide. She returned to the U.S. to care for McNamara's Washington state orchard, but could face extradition to Belize to stand trial for murder. McNamara's adult children (insert) have also filed a civil wrongful death lawsuit against Nessl.

An unelected United Nations inspector, whose job is funded by UK foreign aid cash, provoked outrage last night after he attacked Britain's crucial new counter-terror laws. Kenyan human rights chief Maina Kiai condemned the Home Office's flagship scheme aimed at stopping young Muslims joining Islamic State and calling on teachers to report suspicious activity. He also criticised crucial powers needed by security services to track terror suspects and plans to ban extremist groups. The grandly titled Special Rapporteur On The Rights To Freedom Of Peaceful Assembly And Of Association launched his attack on Britain during a three-day visit to London last week. He met contentious figures including WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange (top right), a radical students' leader (bottom right) accused of anti-Semitism, and members of a prisoners' rights group (left) who called Jihadi John a 'beautiful young man'. He even took a lift in a patrol car (inset) to one of his appointments in Whitehall.

Republicans marched through Irish capital, outside the General Post Office on O'Connell Street in Dublin, to mark the Easter Rising. John Joe McCusker addressed the Sinn Fein members, wearing military clothing and holding flags, outside the GPO.

They're a full-blown British back garden phenomenon, with sales booming over the past year. Despite our damp, cool weather and national predilection for cheap takeaway pizzas that are indistinguishable from their steam-softened cardboard boxes, our nation of shopkeepers - or should that be shop-goers - is slowly morphing into the land of alfresco pizzaioli. In fact, the outdoor pizza oven has become the essential accessory for any self-respecting gourmand. You can make your own, if you're handy with bricks and clay, but for the rest of us, there are dozens of gleaming new models available, from cheap and cheerful to the altogether more grown-up. The Mail on Sunday put five models to the test to find out whether they create pizza perfection...or merely sub-supermarket stodge.

Plenty of skin was show at this year's tattoo festival in China with fans coming from around the world to marvel at the array of stunning inkings and seize the chance to add a few body art additions themselves. The International Art Festival of Tattoos is being held for five days at the Everbright Convention & Exhibition Center in the bustling city of Shanghai. Hundreds of ink-loving fans gathered to admire as participants showed off their wondrous collection of colourful tattoos, covering much of their bodies.

16 teenagers (pictured) carried out the traditional rite in front of thousands of young Catholic faithfuls as they confessed their sins to Pope Francis on chairs in the middle of St Peter's Square. The youths were given the unexpected opportunity as the Pontiff made a surprise appearance for a special Holy Year youth day at the Vatican in Italy late on Saturday morning. The teenagers seemed at ease, with Francis shaking hands warmly with the youths. In all, the pope spent over an hour in the square.

The footage shows the police aim at the suspect's car as he attempts to get out (top left). However, as he runs from his vehicle, the man is shot down by the officers (top right). Although he puts his hands up to surrender (bottom left), the police proceed to shoot more than 15 times (bottom right) before running away.