Doctors want me to bring my eldest daughter, who is just 11, in for a scan. To find out whether she has a womb. And honestly, I am not sure I want to know, writes KATIE HOPKINS (pictured right, and left with her family). My perfect-looking daughter was born with all the things you pray for: ten fingers, ten toes, hands that curl around a finger and legs tucked up tight under her chin. She was also born with a genetic abnormality, the 'HNF1B gene deletion', which affects kidneys, pancreas, liver and the reproductive system.

Supporters were seen battling it out after the final whistle as Russian fans ripped down English flags and ran after their rivals across rows of seats, just minutes after the Group B opener finished. Hundreds of English fans have now been chased out of the ground by Russian hooligans as ugly scenes, involving 30 minutes of brawling between supporters, cap off a disappointing night for English football.

Former Liberty X singer Michelle Heaton (pictured with her two children and husband Hugh Hanley) has received a shockingly callous NHS letter (inset) saying she is no longer eligible for a cervical screening 'because you no longer have a cervix'. Heaton, 36, who had a hysterectomy last year, shared a photo of the letter on Instagram today, with fans quickly branding the wording 'disgraceful' and 'heartless'. She wrote alongside the image on social media: 'A simple human emotion like "I'm sorry to hear that..." Would have made this so much better for me to read.'

In her first newspaper article since entering Downing Street in 2010, Mrs Cameron says she 'dreads' the prospect of a Brexit. Her dramatic intervention follows reports that Boris Johnson's decision to lead the 'Leave' campaign was heavily influenced by his lawyer wife Marina Wheeler, who said the PM's EU deal was not enough. But Mrs Cameron says she 'trusts the judgment' of her husband, and wants her children to 'grow up in a country that's a big fish in a big pond'. Pictured: Samantha with, from left, daughter Nancy, husband David, daughter Florence and son Elwen in 2011.

The Labour leader appeared on Channel 4's The Last Leg last night in a bizarre bid to get his pro-EU message across to a younger audience. He made his entrance in a James Bond-style supercar, full black suit and bow tie - with a 'fur' coat over his shoulders (pictured). Earlier that same day he was pictured looking scruffy at a church service marking the Queen's 90th birthday (inset).

Zayn Malik (pictured left with girlfriend Gigi Hadid on Friday night) has cancelled his Saturday performance at the Capital FM Summertime Ball in London, blaming anxiety. Taking to Instagram with a statement (inset) over an hour after being due on stage, the 23-year-old former One Direction singer - who last performed in California one month ago (right) - apologised to fans, explaining that he had suffered 'the worst anxiety of [his] career'.

Prince Charlotte delighted thousands in London and many more across the globe when she gave her first royal wave (left) from the Buckingham Palace balcony today, alongside her more practiced great-grandmother (top right). The 13-month-old was making her debut on the terrace alongside her family (bottom right) at the Trooping the Colour ceremony for the Queen's official 90th birthday celebrations. The royals observed the troops at Horse Guards Parade before watching the RAF perform a fly-past at Buckingham Palace, which Prince George gave a cheeky salute to.

Phil Bunt, the father-in-law of the case worker who was involved in an affair with MP Steve Double, 49, has revealed why he resigned as deputy chairman of the local Conservative Association. Mr Bunt (bottom left) said he lost all trust and respect for the local MP - who admitted to having an affair with his 26-year-old daughter-in-law. He wrote that Sarah Bunt (top right) told her husband Matthew (pictured bottom right with his wife Sarah) that she was leaving him to pursue a relationship with Mr Double (top left), who had already told his wife Anne (top middle) of the affair. But Mr Bunt feels that Mr Double has 'deliberately spun' his side of the story and made comments designed to 'demean Sarah'. He feels that Mr Double should resign as a local MP.

The parents of Kevin James Loibl, 27 (top right), the man who shot Christina Grimmie, 22 (bottom right), dead at a concert in Orlando, Florida, last night have apologized for the killing with a note on their door (left). The hastily-penned notice reads: 'Deepest sorrow for lost [sic] to the family, friends and fans of the very talented, loving Christina Grimmie. No other comments.' Police believe Loibl was an obsessed fan who drove from his home in St Petersburg to Orlando last night armed with two handguns and a knife with the express purpose of killing Grimmie, who he had never met. It appears that Loibl was planning on driving home after the attack, police said, but he killed himself instead after Grimmie's brother Mark tackled him.

This selection of Britpack homes shows the extent to which some UK stars have gone to advertise their wealth and fame. While in the UK home cinemas, spas etc are vulgar, in LA anything goes. Adele's mansion (top left) has a panic room in case of intruders and expansive gardens with pools, a gazebo and treehouse. Robbie Williams (bottom left) has 22 bathrooms. The Beckham's Italianate mansion (bottom right) is yards from David' friend Tom Cruise's £28 million home; and Simon Cowell's house (top right) boasts a steam room, pool with retractable roof - and a tanning salon.

Fanatical Islamic State terrorists are on their way to Europe posing as migrants after being driven out of their Libyan stronghold by British-backed forces, The Mail on Sunday has learned. As the Libyan troops and jihadis fought a running battle in the port city of Sirte yesterday, we uncovered disturbing evidence that IS fighters and prisoners (right) are fleeing the onslaught and shaving off their beards and hair to blend in with refugees on their exodus across the Mediterranean. A basin was found full of beard and head hair (top left) at a school near the city of Sirte, which was held by Isis until recently. Fleeing Islamic State terrorists have been seen to leave Sirte by boat (bottom). Meanwhile, a Libyan Brigades fighter was photographed in Sirte (top middle).

Visitors to the Summer Exhibition at the Royal Academy this year will be shocked to find sexually explicit sculptures. The most controversial pieces are clay sculptures by amateur Michael Stokes. Sucky Moll, valued at £850, depicts a couple in flagrante (left), while I'm All Right Jack - which has already been sold for £750 - shows a man contorting to perform a sexual act on himself (top right). An explicit painting, Suck by Merlin James (bottom right), is also on display but is not for sale.

Wearing body paint and trainers - and little else - scores of environmentally-aware riders braved the summer downpours to take part in the London leg of the World Naked Bike Ride. The event, which first took place in 2004, is intended to raise awareness of the danger of cycling and the 'car centric' culture in the capital. Three cyclists were killed in London in the last month.

MMA fighter Ivan 'JP' Cole, 25, was found dead early Saturday morning in a Dallas apartment. Cops say he died of a gunshot and at least one station attributes it to Russian roulette. Cole wasn't well known in the MMA world, losing three out of his last five fights, and once had his license suspended for a year, but he was very dedicated to the sport.

Barry Steenkamp will reportedly tell the court about how he suffered following his daughter's death as a judge prepares to sentence Pistorius, 29, for murder. The double-amputee killed Miss Steenkamp in the early hours of Valentine's Day 2013, saying he mistook her for an intruder when he fired four times through the door of his bedroom toilet. Pistorius will now be sentenced for murder, which carries mandatory life sentence with a minimum of 15 years.

Brothers Jacques, 20, (bottom left) and Torin Lakeman, 19, died beside each other in a room above pub in Bolton (bottom right) after taking ecstasy in November 2014. They had taken six times he lethal dose of the drug, bought from abroad on the internet's undetectable dark web. Their father Ray has taken a dramatic step: he has backed Anyone's Child, a group of similarly bereaved parents campaigning to avoid such tragedies - by legalising and regulating drugs. Pictured top, parents Ray and Sarah Lakeman with Jacques, far left, when he was 16 and Torin, 15.

Property developers and jet-setting billionaires Nick and Christian Candy are hit with a £132m lawsuit and are accused of making aggressive threats over a business debt. High Court documents expose curious, multi-million-pound gifts to their glamorous wives, which a judge said could be an attempt to protect assets from being seized should they lose the case. The documents show that Nick, 42, (pictured right with his wife Holly) gave his £26 million super-yacht (inset) to his wife, former Neighbours star Holly Valance. The documents also show that Christian (pictured left with his wife Emily) transferred a £200 million row of seven Grade I listed houses in Cambridge Terrace in Regent's Park, London, into the name of his wife, socialite Emily Crompton.

When US Marine Kirstie Ennis's military career ended in a helicopter crash in Afghanistan, it turned out to be the beginning of an extraordinary story. Kirstie first attracted public attention last autumn when she was pictured in a tight hug with Harry at Buckingham Palace, the finish line of the 72-day trek in aid of Walking With the Wounded. The slight blonde was the only woman in a team of six raising money for the charity, which supports former servicemen and women, helping them find new careers outside the military. Now 'Harry's heroine' tells Jane Mulkerrins how losing her leg has given her more determination than ever.

St Helena, the tiny British territory in the South Atlantic, famous for being Napoleon's last prison, was due to open its new airport on May 21, 2016. For the island's 4,100 residents it would mean flights to the African mainland taking just hours instead of four days or more by sea. But the grand opening was abandoned after safety tests showed commercial planes could not land because the wind near the runway was too unpredictable - as the Government had been warned when the project was first conceived. Pictured: The airport, empty check-in desks and one test flight.

A scuba diver is incredibly lucky after a swordfish charged at him and speared through his diving equipment, narrowly missing any body contact. Footage shot by a fellow diver off the coast of Brazil shows the man walking along the ocean floor in darkness, save the light of a torch, when the five foot swordfish shoots into the light and impales itself on the diver's oxygen equipment. The fish thrashes wildly before realising it is stuck and is unable to free itself from the diver's bright yellow equipment.

Mourner's came from near and far to visit the grave of boxing champion Muhammad Ali. The Cave Hill Cemetery opened to the public Saturday, a day after Ali was laid to rest in his beloved hometown Louisville. Ali himself personally chose the plot where he wished to be buried in a tranquil, secluded corner of the historic cemetery. A few mourners brought flowers (top left), one left a tiny set of boxing gloves (bottom left) and a man (bottom right) unfurled an Islamic flag and laid it alongside the grave.

London's first naked restaurant - which boasts 46,000 people on its waiting list - opened its doors last night in a secret location in south east London. Diners are accompanied to their tables by topless waiters and waitresses (top left), and de-robe in bamboo booths while sitting on logs for what promises to be a totally natural experience. The head chef of London's newest out-there dining experience said he hoped that being nude will help diners concentrate on their food and encourage them to 'try new cuisines'. But will the £69 tasting menu be the sole thing on everyone's mind? MailOnline journalists James Dunn and Emily Hodgkin (pictured) went to the opening night to find out.

Come September, EMMA BARNETT (pictured left) will be presenting the morning show on Radio 5 Live. Here, she speaks publicly for the first time about how her father Ian (pictured right) was jailed for his involvement in running several massage palours in Manchester - and the effect it had on her life. But rather than let the situation 'break her into tiny ashamed pieces' the determined young journalist used her anger to fuel her passion for life, love, and her work.

The ultra-rare Lamborghini Centenario made its U.S. debut in Los Angeles Saturday, with crowds flocking to see the fearsome sportscar's sleek lines.  Only 40 examples of the car - 20 coupes, 20 convertibles - will be made, all of which have now been sold for a cool $1.9million each. The vehicle, which goes from 0-62mph in 2.8 seconds and hits top speeds of 217mph, made its American debut at the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles Saturday morning.

One man and his dog have captivated the internet with a series of photographs that were taken over a period of 15 years. Gordon Delacroix, from Brussels and Birdy the dog have been together since Gordon was a teenager when they first took a photo of the two of them. Unfortunately, Birdy's days are drawing to a close after being diagnosed with cancer, so Gordon took it upon himself to recreate the original photo that he took in 2001, in the exact same spot whilst wearing the same outfit.

Mummy blogger Constance Hall (pictured), from Perth, recently took to Facebook to share two photos of herself taken seconds apart. Constance wanted to prove just how much camera angles and lighting can impact the final result of a selfie. Since she shared the before and after photo, hundreds of other women have shared their own comparisons. 'Angle. Filters. Glasses or contacts. It All makes a massive difference,' one woman wrote on Facebook.

The makers of the world's longest and highest glass-bottomed bridge in Central China's Zhangziazie Grand Canyon invited the BBC to try to smash their way through the panels to prove its safety. Despite smashing the top layer of glass with a number of blows from the sledgehammer (left), the two reinforced layers of glass below the surface remain intact (right). The structure (inset), which is between two cliffs in the national park of Zhangjiajie, is set to open its doors to bold tourists in July.

Here are the unseen photographs of the Vietnam War, taken by American soldiers during their tours of duty. Unlike the iconic images taken by photojournalists that have come to characterize the war, Kendra Rennick was interested in 'snap shots and candid moments' from the soldiers themselves. The project was initially inspired by Rennick's close friend, whose father died and left behind a box of slides he had taken during the war. The veteran returned home with post traumatic stress disorder, but never spoke of his time in Vietnam, leaving behind unanswered questions and untold stories marked only by the box of slides.