By fasting from dawn to dusk, Muslims at northerly latitudes won't eat for the best part of 20 hours out of 24 during Ramadan, which begins today. Britain will yet again act as generous hosts to Muslims observing Ramadan, paying staff too hungry to work and teaching kids who put their prophet before personal progress, writes KATIE HOPKINS, as she tells of her fears for safety and security.

The Avianca Airbus, which was flying from Lima in Peru to Buenos Aires in Argentina, was dramatically rocked at around 41,000ft. Images of injured people standing by their seats, oxygen masks hanging from the ceiling and panels snapped and dented emerged online following the incident. One passenger claimed that it was 'a miracle that passengers survived'.

Olivia Tallent, whose father Garry is in Springsteen's E Street Band, posted a snap of her and the royal on Instagram with the caption 'new boyfriend'. The 19-year-old later provoked even more speculation when she wrote: 'Princess Olivia has a pretty nice ring to it, right?' Springsteen and his band were at Wembley last night for the latest leg of his The River world tour.

The PM and former London mayor engaged in fresh clashes as more polls showed Leave gaining ground, with the value of Sterling slipping as traders fretted over the potential for Brexit. Research by YouGov for ITV's Good Morning Britain found Leave was ahead by 45 per cent to 41 per cent, with 11 per cent undecided. Meanwhile, an online poll for ICM showed support for quitting up a point over the past week to 48 per cent while Remain was down one on 43 per cent. The findings came after a torrid spell for the Mr Cameron in which he struggled to explain how the UK could tackle immigration within the bloc.

Their music is still celebrated by people all over the world. But it has been 30 years since the members of ABBA performed together - until now. The disco group joined forces on Sunday as they celebrated the date that Björn Ulvaeus, 71, and Benny Andersson, 61, first met 50 years ago, according to Expressen .

These startling images show an overgrown car park, where cars totalling millions have been left abandoned and taken over by weeds (pictured). Inside this small lot in Chengdu, China, there are at least two Bentleys (main), two Land Rovers, three Mercedes Benz and even the odd motorbike. They all have one thing in common - they've been abandoned by their owners. 

The 38-year-old said she doubted the legendary boxer was ready to give up, as one of the things he feared the most death. But she believes he will be living on through her son, Curtis, who she thinks is a 'spitting image' of her late dad. Shortly after his death, she shared a picture of the youngster posing with his grandson during a Louis Vuitton shoot. She said: 'The whole world is sad...I don't feel alone. It's not just our family, it's the whole world.' Laila, who followed her father into boxing, also paid tribute to him as a father who put children first. Laila, who has since retired from boxing with an unbeaten record, was with her eight siblings at her father's bedside when he passed away on Friday evening.

Yesterday, I began trending on Twitter for something I said about Muhammad Ali. It was: 'Muhammad Ali said far more inflammatory/racist things about whites than Donald Trump ever has about Muslims.' I posted this after watching a deluge of bile explode at Trump on social media when he paid tribute to Ali following the boxing legend's death. Trump and Ali had been friends for decades. I didn't intend to disrespect Ali with my tweet, as many claimed. But I did intend to offer the anti-Trump brigade some historical perspective about their own hero as they vented their collective spleen.

Texas-based student Ashley Banks, 16, took to Twitter to share a hilarious exchange she had with her mother after she believed she had found drugs in her daughter's bedroom. She mistook the multicoloured capsules for an illegal substance and threatened to ground her. However Ashley proved her innocence by telling her to put them in water. The suspected drugs then transformed into little foam dinosaurs.

Manager Roy Hodgson's squad, which includes stars Wayne Rooney, Harry Kane and Joe Hart, flew from Luton airport to Le Bourget Airport in northern France this morning. French Gendarmes wearing bullet-proof vests and carrying assault rifles flanked the team's coach as it pulled into the quiet town on the banks of La Nonette river. A team of heavily-armed policemen carrying machine guns, Tasers and batons were also seen patrolling the area.

Gogglebox viewers were sent into a frenzy when the 'other' Michaels sister made an appearance in last week's episode (circled, bottom right). But university student Catheryne is not the only part-time Googlebox star. There are children, siblings and grandchildren who make only occasional appearances on screen, while some wives and fiances have opted out completely. Pictured, 12-week-old Brogan with grandfather Tom Malone (circled, top left); Raza Siddiqui with father Sid and brothers Baasit and Umar (circled, bottom left); and nine-year-old Ava Grace Moffatt with sister Scarlett and parents Mark and Betty (circled, top right).

Student Kaitlyn Juvik, from Helena, Montana, pictured right and left, staged a bra-less protest with fellow students after she was reprimanded for not wearing appropriate underwear to school under her black T-shirt, pictured left. In a Facebook post, pictured center, she said it was 'not see-through, not inappropriate' and claimed the complainant must have been 'looking very hard' to see she was not wearing a bra.

BBC Radio 2 have put together what is believed to be the most accurate playlist of the Queen's (centre) favourite songs, including tunes by George Formby (bottom right), Howard Keel (top right), Vera Lynn (top left) and even Gary Barlow (bottom left). By speaking to some of those who are closest to Her Majesty, the station has pulled together a top 10 to reflect her tastes, from classical pieces to musical favourites. Unsurprisingly, given her deep Christian faith, two hymns - Praise, My Soul, The King Of Heaven and The Lord Is My Shepherd - feature.

Rob Jones(pictured left)  was called upon to treat Mrs Cameron when she went into labour with fourth child Florence (right with her parents) whilst on a family holiday in Cornwall with the Prime Minister in August 2010. By that time, Mr Jones had already faced a string of complaints over botched procedures he carried out as a gynaecologist and obstetrician at the Royal Cornwall Hospital in Truro (inset). His former boss Dr Paul Upton, 55, today appeared before the Medical Practitioners' Tribunal Service in Manchester to face a string of allegations that centre on his failure to protect patients from the 'risk of harm' posed by Mr Jones between January 2010 and October 2011.

BP - British grandmother Doreen Collyer, 60 (right), who is originally from Chester in Cheshire, was diving at a reef off Mindarie Beach, about 35 kilometres north of Perth, when she was attacked by a great white shark yesterday. Her husband David arrived at a boat yard by the beach (left) to be told by paramedics that his 'loving wife' had been killed by a shark, described as being 'bigger than an 18ft boat'. Video footage filmed by a crew of fisherman has since emerged showing a 'huge' shark swimming in the same area as the attack just 90 minutes afterwards (bottom right).

Eva Carneiro, pictured today with husband Jason De Carteret, claims Jose Mourinho, right yesterday, berated, sexually harassed and then demoted her and Chelsea did 'nothing to stop it'. The former first team doctor, 42, is claiming constructive dismissal against Chelsea and has a separate, but connected, personal legal action against Mourinho for alleged victimisation and discrimination. The tribunal will hinge on whether Mourinho yelled: 'Filha de puta [daughter of a whore]' or 'filho de puta [son of a b***h]' when she ran on to the pitch to treat Chelsea star Eden Hazard during a home game last August, inset. Two days after the initial incident Mourinho then allegedly told Steve Atkins, head of communications and public affairs at Chelsea, that he did not want Dr Carneiro on the bench the next match, adding: 'She works in academy team or ladies team not with me'.

Once, bragging that you were away on holiday simply consisted of a 'Wish You Were Here' postcard showing an idyllic view. But how things change. Today, thanks to social media, we're bombarded with boastful images of perfect breaks in far-flung destinations - with celebrities the worst offenders. So who are the most teeth-grindingly irritating offenders - and which of the bragging brigades do they fall into?

David McGreavy - dubbed the 'Monster of Worcester' - murdered siblings Paul, Dawn and Samantha Ralph (pictured right, together with their mother) while babysitting them at their home in 1973. The then 21-year-old McGreavy was jailed for life, with a minimum term of 20 years. Prison insiders claim McGreavy, 65, pictured left in 2006, is now detained at HMP Warren Hill, in Suffolk, and is being prepared for release through a programme that bypasses the open prison stage.

The missing wife of murdered pensioner Peter Stuart (right with wife Sylvia) could be alive and with the man wanted on suspicion of stabbing him to death, police have revealed. Sylvia Stuart, 69, disappeared shortly before the body of her 75-year-old husband Peter was found with multiple stab wounds on Friday night. A manhunt is now underway to find 42-year-old Ali Qazimaj (inset left), whose home in Tilbury, Essex was searched by police today. But there are fears he may have fled to France, possibly with Mrs Stuart, after police discovered his car in Dover, Kent. Mr and Mrs Stuart, who were keen line dancers, went missing following a family gathering on May 28 at their home in Weybread, Suffolk. Meanwhile, it has emerged a 61-year-old man from Leicester arrested on suspicion of murder on Sunday, is the couple's son-in-law, Steve Paxman. He is still in police custody and his home was also searched today (left).

Scorned bride-to-be Sally Hallett, 32, pictured left, smashed Stuart Sams' car after he refused to help pay for the wedding dress she never got to wear. The court heard she told Mr Sams: 'If you think you have seen drama, I will show you', before taking a hammer out of her handbag and striking the car outside his office in Barnstaple, Devon. After she was arrested, Hallett told police officers: 'He refused to give me my money so, yes, I smashed his car.' Pictured right, the damaged windscreen and bonnet of Mr Sams' car.

Comedian John Oliver performed an incredible act of generosity on Sunday when his topical comedy show, HBO's 'Last Week Tonight,' bought and forgave $15million of medical debt belonging to 9,000 Americans. The dramatic moment was the climax to a 20-minute segment on America's growing industry of debt buyers, who buy 'delinquent debt' for pennies on the dollar then threaten debtors to get the cash. Oliver, who bought the $14,922,261.76 debt for $60,000, said: 'On one hand, it's obviously the right thing to do, but much more importantly [we got to stage] the largest one-time giveaway in television show history,' Fox News reported.

Professor Andrew Short, who is The University of Sydney's Coastal Studies Unit director, said damage done to homes, units and buildings on Sydney's Northern Beaches by the weekend's wild weather could likely have been prevented. He said Collaroy Beach (main and inset) was the 'most at-risk part of the NSW coast ... and has been at risk for more than 100 years'.

A lemony yellow house in Venice Canals owned by entertainment executive Nely Galan might be the most Instagrammed house in the world with 150,000 photos shared. Galan's husband Brian Ulf, loves to greet the tourists who come by the busload to take their selfies - and even lets some lucky ones inside.

Nicolas Andre went to the aid of the stranded 12-foot creature after it got stuck in shallow waters near Lizard Point in Cornwall. After running to help in the rescue, he was stunned to realise it was actually a basking shark. The sharks regularly visit the Cornish coast in the summer months. Even though they are the world's second largest fish, they only eat Plankton and have no teeth.

The two-week long Anaconda manoeuvres, involving soldiers from 24 NATO and former-Soviet 'Partnership for Peace' states including Ukraine,  have been held biannually across Poland since 2006. Some 1,000 British troops will be joined by 14,000 from the U.S and 12,000 from Poland for the exercises involving around 3,000 vehicles, 105 planes and 12 naval vessels.

Since 1960, the average lifespan has increased by about ten years for a man and eight years for a woman, and it's predicted that today's generation of schoolchildren could well live to 120. As an international conference on anti-ageing skincare launches in London this week, leading experts in ageing and longevity research give their top tips to stave off the effects of old age. These include staying out of the sun (top left), doing press ups (top middle), eating a variety of berries (top right), changing the times you eat breakfast (bottom left) keeping young-looking footwear (bottom middle) to daily vitamins (bottom right).

Israel's General Robotics has developed tiny 'combat robots' that can climb stairs, traverse difficult terrain, and perform with greater accuracy than a human. Called 'Dogo,' the remote-controlled system is equipped with a fully loaded pistol and eight cameras to create a 360 degree view. Despite its small size, the lightweight robot is designed to go up against a range of targets, allowing it to aim at a standing person or even hit an enemy hiding under the be

Soda like Diet Coke is already 'bubbly' due to its carbonation, so adding salt to it causes a violent explosion. Here, the Daily Mail Online attempts the 'Coke experiment', following trends such as dropping a Mentos into the fizzy brown beverage, or pouring in some bleach (which makes it turn clear). But when you add salt? Turns out there is a soda explosion, followed by quite a mess. The salt causes the carbon dioxide in the soda to form into bubbles.

The intimate footage captures a day in the life of two-year-old Thor who lost his mum to poachers. The heart-warming video shows his day includes playing, eating, sleeping... and more playing. The clip was created by wildlife conservationist Gary Schneider, from Johannesburg, South Africa, who strapped a GoPro camera to Thor's back to raise awareness of poaching. Black rhinos are a critically endangered species and in South Africa alone levels have skyrocketed an astronomical 9,000% since 2007.