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EXCLUSIVE: Fast cars, sugar daddies, champagne, foreign vacations - and a porn star past: The VERY racy lives of the 'drug mules' accused of $30m cocaine smuggling bid in Australia

Fast cars, older men, foreign vacations - and a porn star past. The VERY racy lives of the

The racy background of the two women from Quebec, Canada, held in a massive cocaine bust can be revealed today. Melina Roberge, of Granby, outside Montreal (far left) has been described to DailyMail.com by a boyfriend as a 'superficial woman always turned on by money and on the look-out for a sugar daddy.' Isabelle Lagacé (second from left) of Longueuil, a suburb of Montreal, has a secret past as a full frontal porn model (right, center and below). Both Lagacé, 28 and Roberge, 22, face life sentences if convicted after being arrested in Sydney accused of being mules in the international transportation of cocaine with a street value of $30 million (top right). They were detained along with an older man Tamine Andre, 63, who is a loner with no family ties and who lives in a tiny apartment in a suburb of Montreal.

Hillary Clinton 'couldn't recall' answers to FBI questions about secret server because of CONCUSSION - and didn't know what 'classified' markings were, agency reveals

The FBI released notes of its interview with the Democratic presidential candidate made when agents quizzed her on her secret server scandal, before its director decided not to charge her.

Travellers face flight chaos as Icelandic volcano could be set to blow and send an ash cloud towards Britain

The Icelandic Met Office has issued an alert after finding earthquake activity within the caldera of the Katla volcano was at four times higher than normal. Pictured: The eruption of Eyjafjallajokull in 2010.

Female police officer is stabbed in the throat by man who tried to attack his nurse before being shot dead in Paris

Police swarmed in the Vincennes area of the capital after the 29-year-old attacker tried to injure a woman - thought to be his nurse.

Riot in the Jungle: Police fire tear gas at hundreds of migrants trying to escape camp so they can board lorries heading to Britain

Hundreds of refugees living in the sprawling Jungle camp were pushed back on Thursday after they tried to access the motorway that leads to the port of Calais.

Tear down the Jungle! French interior minister vows to destroy the Calais camp and relocate thousands of migrants across France... but his opponents want them sent to Britain

As he prepared to visit Calais, the Socialist French Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve said he wanted to see the thousands living there dispersed to other parts of France.

The horrors of finding drowning families in the Med: Startling pictures show rescue crew's desperate bid to save thousands of refugees

Dramatic pictures show the German charity Sea-Watch rescuing refugees trying to make their way to Europe on board overburdened boats drifting off the coast of Libya.

Hermine barrels north: First hurricane to hit Florida in 11-years leaves one dead and more than 200,000 without power with 22 million still in its path as the storm thunders up toward the East Coast

Hurricane Hermine slams into Florida at 80mph raising fears of floods

Hurricane Hermine slammed into Florida leaving nearly 200,000 people across four states without power as it continues to cause chaos on its way into Georgia and the Carolinas. The Category 1 storm hit just east of St. Marks around 1.30am EDT with winds around 80mph, according to the U.S. National Hurricane Center. Projected storm surges of up to 12 feet menaced a wide swath of the coast and an expected drenching of up to 10 inches of rain carried the danger of flooding along the storm's path over land, including the state capital Tallahassee, which had not been hit by a hurricane since Kate in 1985. Hermine, downgraded to a tropical storm, was weakening as it moved into southern Georgia, and was centered about 20 miles west of Valdosta, Georgia, moving north-northeast near 14mph as of 5am EDT on Friday. After pushing through Georgia, Hermine was expected to move into the Carolinas and up the East Coast with the potential for drenching rain and deadly flooding over the Labor Day weekend.

Exclusive: New migrant camps in the heart of Paris next to £3m apartments will stay open for THREE YEARS - adding to the fury of wealthy locals

New Paris migrant camps next to £3m apartments will stay open for THREE YEARS

A French notice of construction outside the wooden-slabbed migrant camp being built in the historic Bois du Boulogne read: 'Centre for 200 places for a duration of three years'. Furious Marc Dolfi, echoing the sentiments of neighbours owning £3 million properties, said: 'This is not the right place for a camp.'There is no justice. And three years will become more years.'

Married Indian women's minister is sacked over sex tape showing him half-naked kissing two women

Sandeep Kumar was removed from his post by the Delhi chief minister late on Wednesday shortly after the 'objectionable' tape was sent to him and national television stations.

British beautician, 28, who died in an 'honour killing' after her ex-husband throttled her with a scarf was RAPED before being murdered

Samia Shahid (left), 28, from Bradford, was raped before her death in her ancestral Punjab village, police say. Her ex-husband (right) has allegedly confessed to her murder.

They really ARE digging their own graves! Watch people being BURIED ALIVE by an 'amateur' who claims his bizarre treatment cures their fear of death

In Moscow, Russians are reportedly queuing up for the chance to dig their own graves and be sent six feet under in a treatment that claims to cure their fears of death by a man who has no medical training.

Hilarious moment puffed-up frog stands its ground and starts SCREAMING at a family out for a walk with their two inquisitive dogs

The footage shows a Cape Rain Frog making a bizarre shrieking noise - its body entirely puffed up as he crouches on the ground in front of a family and their dogs in Tokai Forest in Cape Town.

Inside Egypt's organ trade: Underground brokers are offering desperate migrants £3,000 and sex with prostitutes in exchange for their KIDNEYS

The underground brokers are targeting undocumented African migrants who arrive in Cairo desperate for cash. They offer sex workers as a 'sweetener' before taking the organs.

World's first driverless buses with a top speed of 12mph take to roads in France

The buses will drive around the centre of Lyon at 12mph in year-long experiment starting on Saturday. They can carry up to 15 people between five stops on a 10-minute route.

South paw: Japanese man, 63, uses KARATE skills to fight off a snarling bear by jabbing his fist into the beast's eyes

Japanese man uses KARATE skills to fight off a snarling bear

Atsushi Aoki, 63, (pictured left) was fishing in a mountain creek in Gunma, northwest of Tokyo, Japan, when the 6ft creature (file picture, right) set upon him in what he said was an unprovoked attack. In scenes reminiscent of Leonardo Di Caprio's epic tussle with an angry bear in the Oscar-winning film 'The Revenant' (inset), Mr Aoki was bitten and scratched repeatedly, including on his head.

The heat is (nearly) on! 70,000 Burning Man revelers prepare for the climax of the hedonistic desert party which will see the giant centerpiece man will be set alight tonight

Burning Man celebrations continue as festival enters final days

Thousands of people camped out in the middle of the Black Rock Desert near Reno, Nevada, are refusing to let the party die as Burning Man heads into its final days for 2016. More than 70,000 have made the voyage to Black Rock City in the middle of the Nevada desert for the mind-bending festival, which runs from August 28 to September 5 this year. Among them on Wednesday was a woman wearing a white dress (left), complete with feathery headdress, flowing white cape and nearly knee-high platform boots, who was rolling across the desert on an electronic scooter. Others were seen in front from the festival's famous effigy (top right) that will be burned on Saturday night, while dozens were pictured exploring the Catacomb of Veils art installation (bottom right).

Bangkok's strangest skyscraper yet: 'Pixel building' leaves baffled locals wondering if tower was left unfinished

Bangkok's tallest skyscraper has opened it's door to the public at a spectacular light show in the city. MahaNakhon, or the Pixel Building features a luxury hotel, apartments, bars and restaurants.

The video of a charred Galaxy Note 7 that caused Samsung to pull millions of handsets for fear of them exploding

Samsung's Note 7s are being pulled from shelves in 10 countries, including Australia and the US, just weeks after launch. In the UK, those who have pre-ordered a handset will be sent a replacement.

The end of Pusher Street: Furious residents tear down cannabis market after drug dealer shot two police officers in Copenhagen

Residents of Copenhagen's hippy enclave Christiania tore down the area's cannabis market after a suspected drug dealer shot two police officers and a bystander.

He screams at ice cream! Disgusting moment man finds a dead FROG in his dessert

A revolting video from Brazil shows a frog's leg sticking out of pink ice cream. The disgusted customer scrapes off the sugary treat to find a whole frog lodged inside the frozen dessert.

Uzbek President, 78, has died in hospital after suffering brain haemorrhage leaving power struggle

FILE - In this Monday, April 15, 2013 file photo, Uzbek President Islam Karimov leaves a wreath laying ceremony at the Tomb of Unknown Soldier in Moscow, Russia. A national newsreader has delivered a televised Independence Day speech on behalf of ailing President Islam Karimov, who remains hospitalized in the Uzbek capital, Tashkent, with a suspected brain hemorrhage. (AP Photo/Alexander Zemlianichenko, file)

Diplomatic sources have revealed his death today after rumours that he had passed away had been circulating for days. His daughter Lola said earlier this week he had suffered a brain haemorrhage.

Madrid seeks return of Visigoth artefacts handed over to Heinrich Himmler in 1940 to prove to Spain's Aryan heritage to the Nazis

Spain's fascist dictator Francisco Franco gave the Visigoth artefacts to SS chief Heinrich Himmler, a man obsessed with proving the superiority of the Ayran race above all others on earth.

Bizarre moment confused traveller rides conveyor belt through a baggage scanner in front of stunned officials

Confused traveller rides conveyor belt through a baggage scanner at Torkham border

The CCTV footage shows a man climbing on a conveyor belt before he goes through a baggage scanner near the Pakistan-Afghanistan Torkham border. The clueless fellow, wearing a turban and a Pathani kurta, walks through the security check. He is then stopped by an officer ordering him to go back and put his bag on the scanner. Yet for reasons unknown he climbs onto the conveyor belt too with his luggage. The flabbergasted officer holds his hands on his head in shock.

Horrific moment a man with one leg is mowed down by a speeding driver in the middle of the road after the 'pavement was blocked by construction workers'

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT. The upsetting incident took place in the city of Astana, the capital of Kazakhstan. The 42-year-old man was taken to hospital but he died of his injuries soon afterwards. The 29-year-old driver survived thanks to the car's airbag. He was also taken to hospital but was later discharged after a medical check-up. A police spokesman said: 'The speeding Toyota Aristo driver knocked down a pedestrian who was crossing the street at an unauthorised point. The investigation is ongoing'.

Revealed: Inside the huge £2.7 BILLION 'Bollywood in the desert' theme park which boasts 400 performers, 30 shows a day and the chance to fly like an Indian superhero

These exclusive pictures show a huge new 'Bollywood in the desert' theme park complete with a giant Taj Mahal-style centrepiece, 400 performers and 30 different shows a day.

Pablo Escobar's son slams Narcos TV show which is based on his father's life - saying the Netflix smash hit is riddled with errors

Sebastian Marroquin, Pablo Escobar's son, said Netflix series Narcos (pictured) was littered with mistakes about the infamous drug trafficker's life.

'The old ones made a NOISE during use': South Africa's deputy president unveils new brand of government-issue grape, apple and berry flavoured condoms

Cyril Ramaphosa told MPs that 'scientific development' meant the new flavoured condoms do not make a funny noise during use or smell bad - complaints which plagued previous brand Choice.

Zika could infect 2.5 BILLION: World Health Organisation warns virus remains an 'international health emergency' as it spreads to new countries

New analysis of travel, climate and mosquito patters in parts of Asia and Africa found people in these regions were particularly at risk as Malaysia reported its first case of the virus.

Collapse of ISIS in Iraq and Syria increases the risk of terror attacks on the West, warns French anti-terror prosecutor

ISIS has suffered a series of military setbacks after losing territory in Iraq in recent months while one of its most prominent leaders, Abu Muhammad al-Adnani, was killed in an air strike in Syria in August.

Now that's a hot dog! Man arrested for shoving an unconscious dog inside a barbecue grill and forcing the lid shut

Police have arrested a man after he was filmed shoving an unconscious dog inside a barbecue grill in Tijuana, in north-western Mexico, and forcing shut the lid.

At least it looks (kind of) real! Video shows huge 'UFO' hovering above remote Malaysian village

Huge 'UFO' filmed hovering over Malaysian countryside sweeps the web

The footage shows a black grainy 'UFO' gliding above a Malaysian village in the in Kuala Krai district. Like the huge spaceship in 'Independence Day' it slowly makes its way across the skyline. Villagers are heard crying out in 'amazement' as it moves in closer. The video, which as gone viral in Malaysia, has since been rubbished by local police.