The £800million Harmony Of The Seas (far left) has been branded an 'unsafe building site' by its first outraged customers since setting sail for Rotterdam from Southampton on a four-night trip on May 22. Worrying footage taken on the ship, which is nearly 330 foot longer than the Titanic, shows closed kids attractions, exposed extension cords (left), half-complete rooms (right) and dozens of workers taking smoke breaks amidst the sun loungers. Georgina Davie (far right), from Southampton, was on board and described the ship as 'a construction site... unsafe and a serious risk to all passengers'.

When jeweller Andy Bush began dating Slovakian model Mayka Kukucova four years ago he seemed to have struck gold (together, inset). At 22, Kukucova (left) was half his age - and beautiful. Bush never could have guessed how it would end. Two years ago, she shot him dead, consumed by jealousy over his new relationship with university student Maria Korotaeva (right). Today, Kukucova was found guilty of his murder - much to the relief of the jeweller's family. Here, MailOnline looks back over the relationship - and the chilling warning signs leading up to his death.

This brainteaser is so mind-boggling that it has had hundreds of thousands of people scratching their heads. Antley Lamont Staten posted this brainteaser on Facebook and it's been shared more than 370,000 times and elicited more than 58,000 comments and reactions. The puzzle shows a grid of nine numbers and a sign next to it asking people to share the image when they find the error. Lots of people have been trying but failing to solve what they think is a mathematical equation on the right side.

Emily Wood, 28, from Poole, who lives with mother Valerie and carer father Roderick (together at home today, left), says they have even visited the council houses they missed out on to prove foreigners are being 'bumped up'. She said: 'When we have gone round to see who has ended up in the property, it has usually been immigrants'. Miss Wood fell out with MPs and audience members when she said her disabled mother could not get the council house she needs because others are given priority. Today the music producer stood by her comments on live TV last night (top right) and told MailOnline: 'I felt I had to speak up for my generation'. Last night fellow audience member Asma Butt (bottom right), from Aberdeen, weighed in and told Miss Wood: 'The EU is not some kind of scapegoat for you to keep blaming for your problems'.

The picturesque village of Oberwil-Lieli, 10 miles from Zurich, in Switzerland, is the only place in Europe not to accept asylum seekers after its 2,200 residents held a referendum to reject the government's quota to make them take ten refugees. The wealthy village, which has 300 millionaires, seven per cent of its residents voted 52 per cent to 48 per cent against taking the migrants. In doing so the village agreed to pay a fine of £200,000. The fine will be paid through local taxes, which generate £5million a year. Some wealthy individuals have even offered to personally contribute. The decision has polarised opinion. Oberwil-Lieli's outspoken right wing mayor Andreas Glarner told MailOnline: He told MailOnline: 'The rejection was a protest at the quota being imposed on us by the Government.'

The BBC presenter, now 51, revealed her breast cancer fight this week and now her husband has spoken about the moment he found her 'battered and broken' following her double mastectomy. Fellow journalist Paul Woolwich, who married Sian in 2008 (pictured in 2010 with their daughter Evie, right) described how he 'couldn't bear' the prospect of a life without her - and how, following her operations, he feared she felt less feminine. Sian presented BBC Breakfast for 11 years (inset with co-host Bill Turnball) and now anchors 5 News on Channel 5.

GCSE students have taken to Twitter to share their hilarious reactions to yesterday's maths paper from the exam board Edexcel. The non-calculator paper was undertaken by thousands of pupils across the country on 26 May and it seems that many might have found the test a little tricky. For many students the absence of a stem and leaf diagram on the first page - a diagram they were expecting to see - left them feeling disorientated. User Laura tweeted to say: 'Cannot believe the last 12 years of my life have lead up to a GCSE maths paper with no stem and leaf question.' Caitlin Fox was equally frustrated adding: 'R.I.P to the stem and leaf diagrams.'

EXCLUSIVE: BGT's most dangerous act, the sword-swallower Alexandr Magala, 26, was a school drop out who was always was naughty growing up and was nicknamed 'bad boy', say his family. MailOnline tracked down his relatives in his sleepy hometown of Orhei in Moldova and learned that the flamboyant Britain's Got Talent finalist, who wowed Simon Cowell worked as a stripper in Las Vegas (pictured left and top right) before appearing on the ITV show in front of an audience of millions. Magala (pictured as a boy bottom right) has previously told how punters stuffed $100 notes into his underpants. His uncle Yury, told MailOnline his mother Svetlana, who divorced his father Viktor and has remarried in and living in New York, was 'shocked' when she was finally told about his career choice.

Police believe the migrants, mainly Afghans and Sudanese, were fighting over disputed trafficking routes into Britain at the Jungle in Calais, leaving over 40 people injured. Rival people smugglers have been clashing in the French port town for months over the price of taking their human cargo across the English Channel on lorries and small boats.

The 3ft casket (pictured left and right) is believed to belong to a three-year-old girl, whose skin and hair, weaved with lavender flowers, were perfectly preserved. The house (inset) stands on land that was a cemetery in the late 1800s. Redevelopment forced 30,000 bodies to be relocated in the 1930s, but the girl was left behind. She is now sitting in a mortuary in Fresno while an organization works to identify her and rebury her by this summer.

Claire Dempster, 42, from Cardiff, Wales, sent a photo of adorable Ario-Blue frowning at the camera sporting a shock of blond hair - and the F-Word star even responded. She tweeted Ramsay the picture of her son wearing a white fluffy babygrow with the caption: 'Gordon Ramsay this is our baba - have you been in Wales for any reason around ten months ago?' The tweet has so far had more than 1,300 likes and 800 retweets - and even Ramsay has responded (inset).

Oscar Carl Olaf was dressed in a traditional christening gown as he was carried into the Royal Chapel in Stockholm by Crown Princess Mary, 38. Her eldest daughter Princess Estelle, four, was the spitting image of her mother dressed in a dainty white dress with a miniature version of her mother's fascinator fastened to her hair. Prince Daniel of Sweden looked every bit the proud father as he lead his daughter into the chapel during the special occasion this morning.

A 35-year-old man has explained why he gave up life in London to go and 'become a goat' in the Swiss Alps. Thomas Thwaites, (pictured), was fitted with special prosthetic legs for the experiment. He persuaded a goatherd to let him hang out with his animals and even got a fake goat's stomach so he could pretend to eat grass just like his new pals.

In an adorable effort to show she wants some of the love showered on her new sibling, Yoga the Vizsla is caught on video smooching her owner every time he kisses his infant son's face. The sweet clip shows the dad as he holds his son, Tymon, in his lap while the dog is sat nearby on the couch. As the owner bends down and kisses his baby boy on the mouth, Yoga is seen simultaneously licking the side of her owner's face. The video was filmed in Warsaw, Poland.

Alarming video footage shows the lorry take out the Mercedes travelling in the middle lane of the M25. The car is then rammed down the road on the motorway near Leatherhead. Passengers travelling in the car behind cry out in shock at the crash which happens right in front of them. The date of the incident was the 1 May and it occurred between junctions 8 and 9 on the M25.

Jason Parnell, 46, who married last May, is still missing following the speedboat tragedy off the island of Koh Samui. His wife Puja, 31, escaped unhurt. The couple, from Loughborough, were in Thailand on a romantic holiday to celebrate their first wedding anniversary (pictured left and inset). A British woman, named by Thai police as Monica Cozma, 28, was killed in the horror crash. The speedboat was carrying 32 tourists and four crew when it capsized after hitting a 'big wave' near the popular tourist island at 5pm on Thursday. Many were injured, including a woman who was strapped onto a stretcher (bottom right) after being pulled from the water. Others were also saved after Thai marine police smashed a hole in the upturned hull (top right) to free survivors trapped under the boat.

Adorable Bobby's barks and whines were eventually heard by two farmers and an emergency team was scrambled to rescue him after he fell down the well in Gimingham, Norfolk. He was hauled to safety (left and top right) and wagged his tail in delight as he was reunited with his delighted owner, Adrian Phillips (bottom right).

Four caravans full of possessions belonging to Ruby Pearl Marshall (left inset) were burnt in the ceremony (pictured), which followed her enormous funeral yesterday in Merthyr, Wales. Mrs Marshall died earlier this month aged 78 and her funeral saw hundreds of mourners send two towns to a standstill as her cortege passed through.

A 28-year-old man remains in hospital in 'critical but stable' condition after being shot in Greenwich. Two passing doctors gave him life-saving treatment, left, right and inset, until paramedics arrived. The victim was sitting in his car when he was shot in the chest and arm. The Metropolitan Police are investigating and the Trident Gang Crime Command is leading the probe.

The mother bear posed with her pair of four-month-old cubs at Neuschönau in the Bavarian Forest National Park. But then she decided to play a game of hide-and-seek. Photographer Ingo Gerlach snapped the trio after waiting four days to capture the perfect picture.

The incident, at a marble quarry close to the city of Murmansk in Russia's north-western Murmansk Oblast region, was caught on video. The clip begins with the girl, 19-year-old Maryana, being cheered by her friends as she prepares to leap from a cliff top (left) platform. The bungee cord is attached to another line across a gorge so that jumpers cross from side-to-side while simultaneously bouncing up-and-down. Maryana's jump seems to be going to plan as she plunges towards the river below (centre) before being pulled back up by the cord at the last second. But then she shoots across the gorge too fast and slams into the rocks on the other side (right).

Dr. Henry Heimlich (left) was sitting at a communal dining table at Cincinnati's Deupree House, where he lives, and noticed fellow resident Patty Ris (right) in distress while eating an open-faced hamburger. He dashed out of his seat, put his arms around her and pressed on her abdomen below the rib cage, following his own instructions. Heimlich, who in multiple national television appearances had demonstrated the 'Heimlich Maneuver' to dislodge food from an airway, had never employed it in an emergency, said center spokesman Ken Paley. Heimlich is seen demonstrating the maneuver on Johnny Carson in 1979 (inset).

Muriel Comedy created the video that reimagines 11 different tube lines as people with their own distinctive personalities, such as city-slicker Jubilee and brassy Central who's got a penchant for wine (bottom centre). The four-minute clip has swept Facebook, with almost 1 million views and thousands of shares in four days. And it clearly hit a nerve with Londoners who branded it 'hilarious' and 'spot on'.

Court enforcement agent Denny Mills filmed his colleague Lee Batley (left) comfortably pouring a £2.75 grande mocha from a self-service coffee machine into a £2.45 tall cup at a motorway service station between Sheffield and Derby. The outraged agent told consumer complaints site A Spokesman Said: 'We sort of suspected it would work, but didn't know for sure. But we were amazed to see the bigger one pour easily into the smaller one - so what is the extra 30p for? The only difference between the cups is their shape.' A spokesperson for Starbucks said: 'We want all our customers to receive a high quality coffee, but we also want them to be able to drink it safely. Our vending machines are calibrated to allow a small amount of room in the cup to ensure they can be carried securely and the drink volume served is consistent with each cup size.'

Curly, 49, and Jacqui Moore, 45, from Oxford, appeared on the daytime show today to showcase their body art which covers their entire bodies and part of their faces. A This Morning poll found 26 per cent of their viewers have eight tattoos or more and some of them tweeted to share their designs.

Comedians Jimmy Carr and Peter Kay have become the latest celebrities to fall victim to a Photoshopper, who has edited a meeting they had with the Queen back in 2012. Carr was photographed at the Diamond Jubilee Concert four years ago looking very confused as fellow comedian Kay, was greeted by the Queen. Now the original photo, which was funny enough to begin with, it has now resurfaced and has been edited using some impressive Photoshop skills by one user on Imgur and has now gone viral.

Barack Obama, left, became the first sitting US President to visit Hiroshima, the site of the world's first atomic strike, laying a wreath to those who died. Obama, who was joined at the ceremony by Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, spoke of his desire to see a world without nuclear weapons. Obama said August 6, 1945 'demonstrated that mankind possessed the means to destroy itself'. He said '71 years ago, death fell from the sky.' Later, Obama was embraced by survivors of the attack which claimed the lives of some 140,000 people including a dozen US prisoners of war.

This is the shocking moment convicted murderer Luke Kendrick (inset, right) - who will serve at least 25 years in jail - gloats over the fatal shooting of an 18-year-old teenager in Garston, Liverpool. Police bodycam footage recorded the chilling moment (main picture) less than three hours after Vinny Waddington (left) was shot dead on July 14 last year. Vinny was killed by one of three men firing a shotgun from the driver's window of 26-year-old Kendrick's Audi A3 car. Ryan Bate, 24 (inset, left) was also convicted of murder.

One-eyed matador Juan Jose Padilla was picked up by the charging bull before being dashed to the ground at Las Ventas bullring in Madrid, Spain. Dramatic pictures show the 43-year-old, dubbed 'The Pirate' because of the patch he wears, taunting the 1,400lbs animal before it rams into his chest. Moments later, Padilla somersaulted in the air before the bull tried to gore the back of his legs with its horns as the shocked audience watched on.

Tiny dog Rosie - believed to be a French bulldog cross - has been filmed by its adoring owner yapping on the sofa in a truly unique way in response to the beeping microwave in a house in Denver, Colorado. Her unusual high-pitched growling intensifies every time the woman repeats, 'Beeeeeep, beeeeep.' The combination of the dog's rather unattractive appearance and the odd noises make for a hilarious effect. The interaction seems exactly like a conversation with Rosie appearing to scold the woman for her mimicking. 'How dare I say "Beeeep,"' the woman says as the video ends with a final piercing yap.

The sloshed shopper becomes angry when his reflection will not let him pass through. The 'blind drunk' man then hilariously begins to talk to himself in the Ukrainian city of Lutsk. Store customers can be heard laughing in the background before the man filming him walks up to explain the situation. The middle-aged man had drunk so much alcohol he appeared not to realise he was looking at himself.

Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden, in Cincinnati, Ohio, had the idea to mount a Go Pro camera to a harness attached to the back of a cheetah as it reached 60mph. The animal selected for the experiment was three-year-old Savannah, who has been hand-raised at the zoo since she was very young. The clip shows the cheetah sprinting at full speed while chasing a ball. The Go Pro captures its slender physique as it bounds across the grass of its enclosure.

The aircraft, one from each of the RAF's Typhoon Squadrons, flew in a 'diamond nine formation' flight to represent all operational and training assets. In the centre of the formation was GiNA which had been painted to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the Battle of Britain last year, and Wing Commander Nicolson VC DFC, the only Fighter Command Pilot to receive the Victoria Cross during World War Two. The 6, 29, and 11 Squadrons were also celebrating their 100th anniversaries with a special paint scheme on their tails (inset).

These stunning aerial pictures show attack helicopters (bottom left), vintage aircraft and even Concorde on display alongside US Navy warships in New York, as thousands of sailors gather for Fleet Week. The annual event sees Marines and naval personnel mingle with the public as ships, aircraft carriers (top left) and warplanes are shown off to New Yorkers. Ahead of Memorial Day, the planes and helicopters have been shipped on to the Hudson River, where people can take a closer look at air power past and present. More than 4,500 sailors (some seen at a bus stop, bottom right) and Marines are in New York and have been seen meeting locals and tourists in Times Square, as well as giving out free hugs.