The player emerged from his £1million home in Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire, this morning hours after he and his teammates toasted their club's first ever Premier League title win. Vardy hosted the gathering last night, and his dream that it would turn into a title party was realised when Tottenham Hotspur could only manage a draw with Chelsea at Stamford Bridge. It signalled the start of wild celebrations as he and tens of thousands of fans in Leicester and across the world partied the night away at the most unlikeliest of feats. His fiancee Rebekah Nicholson, 33, was the first to be pictured leaving the home she shares with the England international, as she took her children to school this morning. Not long after, Vardy himself left looking rather bleary-eyed.

The 64-year-old Italian manager flew to his native Rome on Sunday for his mother Renata's 96th birthday, before returning home on a £43million Gulfstream G650 jet into East Midlands Airport. And Foxes executive director Supornthip Choungrangsee posted a picture on Instagram overnight of her with Ranieri in the jet, which belongs to the club's owner Khun Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha. Captioning the picture in the jet, which can fly non-stop from the Far East to Britain and was bought from Bernie Ecclestone's wife Fabiana Flosi, she wrote: 'We are the champion in premiere league.'

Mary Davies, 38, (left) from Yarm, Yorkshire, was shocked to receive a letter from the Department for Education containing several grammatical and punctuation errors (right). She shared her dismay in a Facebook post that has received more than 37,000 likes and been shared 13,000 times. Mary had originally written to the Education Secretary, Nicky Morgan, to express her concerns about recent changes to the testing of writing and spelling at Key Stage 2.

Christian Hager (left) attempted to cut down a fence put up by neighbours Mark Walton and Sharon Lamb in Kidsgrove, Staffordshire. Ms Lamb has since told how her three children were left 'hysterical' as they watched the incident unfold in December last year. Despite a judge telling Hager his actions were 'utterly disgraceful', the 44-year-old has been spared prison on a suspended sentence.

An intimate portrait of Her Majesty's cousins, Prince Michael and the Duke of Kent has been posted on social media by their great-niece Flora Ogilvy. The picture, taken at Thatched House Lodge, home to the men's sister, Princess Alexandra, lays bare the faded grandeur of the Grade II-listed grace-and-favour London property. A tangle of electrical cables can be seen on the tired beige carpet beneath an unattractive glass table where a £117 Pure Evoke portable radio has pride of place.

Ashely Sawyer, 23, who was featured in a season two episode of Catfish, which sought to introduce people who were dating online but had never met in person, has died. Sawyer met Michael Fortunato, who also tragically died one month after their 2013 episode aired of a pulmonary embolism at the age of 26. When the pair met after being introduced by the show's hosts Nev Schulman and Max Joseph, they realized they had both been 'catfishing' each other, but felt they still had a connection. Max Joseph, the show's co-host, tweeted his condolences after learning of Sawyer's death. 'Shocked and saddened by the death of Ashley Sawyer. So sweet and kind. Thoughts and prayers go out to her family,' he wrote. During a recent Catfish catch-up special Sawyer said that she was staying in a sober-living facility after having struggled with addiction.

The footage, filmed on a narrow London road, captures a woman trying to overtake by crossing into the opposite carriageway, inadvertently blocking the road (shown main). She starts to reverse back past the bollard but then stops, prompting the passenger to ask: 'What is she doing?' The woman then bizarrely signals for the other driver to reverse for her, refusing to budge, leading the opposing driver to repeatedly beep, shouting to her: 'You're going the wrong way, miss.' The woman finally relents and reverses, bringing laughter from the driver and passenger as she drives over the island while backing up (pictured inset). As the two drivers pass each other, they have a short confrontation in which the man explains that she was driving on the wrong side of the road, with the woman retorting: 'You are a joke.'

Madonna, 57, (centre), left all her assets on show in a straps, leather and lace ensemble that exposed her bust and buttocks through sheer panelling. Joining her on the list of worst dressed at this year's event were Nicki Minaj (right) who showed off her capacious bosom in a buckled number; Alicia Vikander (second right) in a bizarre latex fit and flare frock; Lady Gaga (second left) managed to combine the style of Buck Rogers with the hair of an Eighties rocker; while Katy Perry (left) chose a Gothic look with a bizarre lacquered beehive.

Neighbours saw the delighted new owner of a McClaren 650S Spider (pictured) celebrating with a bottle of champagne as it was unloaded at his home. But only moments later it was seen crashing into a tree on a nearby road in Hutton, Essex. The front of the car was left in bits after it collided head-on with a tree and the rear of mid-engined car was damaged by a sign-post. Fortunately no-one was injured in the crash last Wednesday. Essex police has appealed for information from anyone who may have witnessed it being driven before the crash. The McLaren 650S Spider can cost more than £215,000 new, can go from 0 to 62mph in just three seconds and has a top speed of 204mph. Although no one has been arrested, enquiries are on-going to determine who was driving the car at the time.

Stumbling out of nightclubs and being propped up by friends as they attempt to make their way home, these are some of the thousands of revellers who descended on Newcastle for a boozy Bank Holiday weekend. Party-goers made the most of the three-day May Day Bank Holiday by dressing up to the nines and hitting the northern city's pubs and clubs, as the country enjoyed one of the warmest weekends of the year so far. However, while many enjoyed their booze-fuelled antics, it all became a bit too much for some - with several party animals seen slumped on the streets, throwing up in bins or being consoled by friends. Others were pictured putting on an amorous public display of affection without a care in the world as revellers enjoyed their kebabs and takeaways around them following a boozy night.

At just four months old, Nora Hall suffered a stroke that shut down both sides of her brain and crippled her nervous system. Despite weeks of intensive care, doctors at Minneapolis' Chidren's Hospital have come to the conclusion that she will not survive her injuries. Her parents Mary and John have taken the painful decision to unplug her life support. The longer she stays alive, the closer she gets to a traumatic and fatal heart attack.

Faye Allen (left), 17, from Liverpool, died in hospital yesterday after collapsing at the Victoria Warehouse, Manchester, during a night out with her boyfriend. Today, as her death was confirmed, devastated friends and relatives paid tribute to the teenager, describing her as a 'warm, loving girl'. Her boyfriend's father also revealed it was the first time that Faye had ever been clubbing or taken the drugs (inset) before. Police have now issued a warning, urging any clubgoers who took the pill to seek medical attention. Faye's death is a tragedy for her mother, who lost two children to cot death more than ten years ago. Faye was just five when her 23-month-old brother Jordon died in July 2004. Four weeks later, her 18-week-old sister Neve also died suddenly (they are pictured together, right).

The presenter was interviewing parents about their decision to pull their children out of school and boycott SATs tests when Kai, six, inset, began shuffling in her chair. Ms Derbyshire, who has two sons herself, asked him: 'You alright Kai? What's the matter darling? Do you need the loo?'. Kai then told her he was also feeling hot under the studio lights so she grabbed the six-year-old by the arm and they walked off set. She said: 'Yes, it's boiling in here. Right, let's go to the loo come on', before telling the guests: 'Can you just talk amongst yourselves and I'll be back in one second'.

Sarah Reynolds, 31, from Guelph, Ontario, ballooned to 225lb (16st) after the birth of her third child in 2001. The picture was 'worse than she had allowed herself to believe' she looked and spurred the waitress on to tackle her addiction to food and dependence on carbs and sugar. Today, the slimline mother-of-three (left) says she's a better example to her children than ever before.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has become the latest world leader to drop the mic in the build-up to the Invictus Games. The politician showed off his athletic prowess yet again by doing press-ups as he issued a challenge to the Obamas, Prince Harry and the Queen ahead of the tournament involving ex-service members. The 44-year-old, who has built a worldwide female fan base since coming into office, was joined by Canadian former military in a back-and-forth that has created laughs across the globe. In a video posted on Twitter on Monday, Trudeau, who in the past has showed off his boxing skills on social media, starts by saying: 'Oh, hey. I just thought I'd show our friends in the U.S. and U.K. how Canada brings it.' Then, with one hand planted firmly on the ground, Trudeau says 'Boom'. He then drops an imaginative microphone, as two ex-service members next to him drop actual mics they're holding. The video was uploaded the same day Trudeau met Prince Harry to announce that the Invictus Games will be in Toronto in 2017.

Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump's faces are hidden among a bunch of playing cards. The puzzle, illustrated by Michael Rogalski exclusively for Daily Mail Online, paints the Democratic frontrunner as a queen and the Republican candidate as a king, hidden among a bunch of lookalike cards. The puzzle plays off the popular internet trend that started back in December, when Hungarian artist Gergely Dudás posted the first Hungarian artist Gergely Dudás - which hid a panda among a sea of snowmen.

A woman has captured the moment her unborn baby girl flipped around in the womb at 39 weeks. The incredible video, which has been viewed over 5.4 million times, sees the woman sitting on the couch watching a movie. Her unborn baby starts to squirm and as the video progresses, the baby's limbs become visible through the woman's skin. The baby then flips around and settles in a new position. Thousands have commented on the video and were amazed by the raw footage. While it is not clear where the video has come, a British voice can be heard in the background.

Footage shows guests singing and dancing at the ceremony, in the city of Hisar, northwest of New Delhi, India, when the music is interrupted by a single shot. Screams could be heard as the groom collapsed to the ground after a bullet hit his head. Video shows a cloud of smoke as the weapon is discharged by one of the wedding guests.

Police closed the motorway for nearly three hours while responding to 'an incident on an over bridge' at Junction 4 yesterday. Desperate holidaymakers caught in the tailback (left) were seen dragging their suitcases towards the airport, fearful they would miss their flights. Meanwhile other passengers clambered up an embankment on the side of the road (bottom right) and helped each other over a fence towards a footpath (top right). Police shut part of the motorway on Sunday evening as officers tried to talk a man safely down from a bridge at around 6.30pm, and he came down at around 9pm.

The incident, caught on camera, showed the 34-year-old man being confronted by his victim and other women after he allegedly showed her his genitals on the bus in north-western Turkey. As the blows grew more and more frequent, he was forced to try and climb off the bus when the doors opened. But he was then grabbed by another passenger. Eyewitnesses said when the woman realised what the man was showing her, she screamed and started hitting him, and then the other women joined in.

The footage was captured by another motorist as she waited at a set of temporary traffic lights in Duston, Northamptonshire (pictured top right). At first the truck blocked the lane by stopping so close to the lights that three oncoming cars had to mount the pavement to squeeze past (shown main picture). Then, apparently realising his error, the driver reversed back behind Claire's car so that the rest of the traffic could safely pass by, which meant she was unable to go forward while the lights were green. But as the lights turned red again, the truck shot back into sight and ran straight through, leaving a workman visibly exasperated (bottom right image).

Pyongyang says 12 workers from the secretive nation were abducted from a restaurant in China - but South Korea says they willingly defected. North Korea today stepped up their calls for the waitresses to be returned - by presenting colleagues and parents of the restaurant staff to international media. Kim Jong-Un's authorities say the women were tricked into thinking they were being transferred to work at another restaurant in Malaysia.

A villager named Pardin found the doll when he was fishing off the remote Banggai islands off Sulawesi, a day after a solar eclipse swept across the area, a deeply spiritual experience in the Muslim country. took the partially inflated doll to his home in Kalupapi village, where it was treated with great reverence. His mother gave the 'angel' a fresh change of clothes and new Muslim headscarf to wear every day and pictures showed it sitting up in a chair (bottom right) and accompanying locals on a boat trip (top right). Police decided to investigate after becoming concerned the increasing excitement about the 'angel' could lead to unrest - and soon punctured the theory of divine intervention.

Jodie Pullinger, of Tooting, south west London, was cuddling her husband Will Barker, 32 (left, at their wedding), after returning from their honeymoon when he felt a hard bump under her right armpit. In hospital, a biopsy and ultrasound revealed a 7cm tumour in her right breast and doctors said the cancer had spread to her lymph nodes. She immediately underwent a mastectomy and had her breast rebuilt (top right, in hospital), before undergoing chemotherapy, radiotherapy (bottom right, after she lost her hair) and fertility treatment so the pair can have a chance of having a baby in future. Despite suffering a terrible shock, she credits her husband with saving her life. She said: 'Will saved my life. It was terrifying when I learnt I had cancer - especially when I learnt it was advanced. I went from being a new bride who had just returned from the honeymoon of my dreams in Mexico to undergoing surgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy.'

Alesha Dixon, Professor Green and Will Young are joined by their own pets in a public plea to end China's annual dog meat festival that takes place next month. The annual dog meat festival in Yulin, south China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, sees 10,000 dogs and cats slaughtered in the span of a few days. Most of the animals are stolen pets and strays grabbed from the streets, some still wearing their collars. Miss Dixon is hugs her cocker spaniels Rosie and Prince, Professor Green is flanked by his dog Arthur, and Will holds his dog Esme, in the emotional campaign to stop the cruel methods of slaughter.

The birds, which had landed near a watering hole in the Chobe National Park in Botswana, proved easy prey for the energetic big cat. Pictures show the animal slowly creeping up on the Cape Turtle Doves, before launching into a sprint and expertly snatching its dinner from the sky. Photographer Steven Stockhall, who was leading a tour at the park, said the lioness then devoured its catch, leaving it with feathers all over its face.

A group of birds was seen fleeing from the path of the snowy heron on a salt marsh in Murrells Inlet in South Carolina, after it paraded around with its feathers fluffed up around its face. But rather than the birds running away because they did not want to be seen with the outsider, they actually fled because his fluffed up feathers mean he is the 'aggressor' of the group.

A family of thrill-seeking ducklings patiently queue up and take turns to have a go on their very own water slide. The babies are so excited about using the contraption, they sprint back to the top in seconds (left). They then wait patiently for each other to dive into the metal slide - and it only takes them one second to reach the bottom (right).

The latest images woven into the map were sent back to Earth as recently as April 25, and the team will continue to add photos as the spacecraft transmits the rest of its stored Pluto encounter data. Nasa has also released a relief view (inset) of the region surrounding the left side of Pluto's distinctive heart-shaped feature, informally dubbed Sputnik Planum. It shows that the vast expanse of the icy surface is on average 2 miles (3km) lower than the surrounding terrain.