The England manager's career has been thrown into jeopardy after he was filmed apparently dishing out controversial tips to undercover reporters (right) from the Daily Telegraph who were posing as businessmen from a Far East firm. Last night, as the bombshell claims emerged, new FA chairman Greg Clarke and chief executive Martin Glenn met for crisis talks and hauled Allardyce to a meeting where he was grilled about the allegations. This morning, the 61-year-old - who was hired for the top job just two months ago - was seen leaving his home (left) in Bolton, Greater Manchester, but did not comment. But he has reportedly told friends that he believes England bosses will sack him before next week's World Cup qualifier with Malta. The FA is now investigating the footage and told the Mail they wanted the 'full facts' before making a 'judgement'.

Katie Melua and Peter Gabriel will sing at the event in London to honour Limerick-born broadcaster Sir Terry Wogan (inset), who died aged 77 in January after a battle with cancer. Melua, 32, who shot to fame after being championed on Sir Terry's long-running breakfast show, will perform The Closest Thing To Crazy at the service. Gabriel, 66, will sing That'll Do, one of the tracks Sir Terry picked as a castaway on Desert Island Discs and played before signing off after 27 years on his Radio 2 breakfast show. Actress Joanna Lumley will read a new poem, which she co-wrote with songwriter Sir Richard Stilgoe, entitled For The Former Greatest Living Irishman. Pictured arriving at Westminster Abbey today (from left) are: Chris Evans, Tess Daly, Dermot O'Leary, Claudia Winkleman, Fearne Cotton and Gaby Roslin.

After a dress down day in the rain forest, Kate was the epitome of glamour at a reception for political and civic leaders from across British Columbia at Government House in Victoria. She and William mingled with 200 guests in the ballroom of the grand house, the monarch's official residence in the province of British Columbia. But before the reception they joined around 25 people, including First Nations representatives, in the drawing room for a ceremony designed to heal the wounds of conflict between indigenous people and the government.

Kate stepped off the plane in Bella Bella, Canada, in a safari inspired jacket from Holland and Holland, Zara jeans and earrings by Canadian designer Pippa Small. It would appear that when it came to footwear, she fell back on a pair of trusted, hardy classics. Kate was sporting what looked to be the same pair of dark mid-length Penelope Chilvers boots that she wore when she first dated William. Inset, the duchess wearing the boots in 2004.

Hillary Clinton called Donald Trump a racist and a sexist - to his face - in brutal exchanges during the year's first presidential debate Monday night. Her charges of racism stemmed from an age-old complaint that he had supported 'birther' conspiracies questioning Barack Obama's U.S. birth and therefore his eligibility to be president. And she leveled charge after charge at the Republican in an attempt to frame him as an unrepentant chauvinist, aided by a question from moderator Lester Holt about a one-time comment that Clinton lacked 'the look' to be president. 'This is a man who has called women pigs, slobs and dogs,' Clinton said - a similar challenge to one Trump faced more than a year ago from Fox News Channel anchor Megyn Kelly at the first GOP primary debate. Monday he answered it a second time with a jab at an old entertainment nemesis. 'Somebody who's been very vicious to me, Rosie O'Donnell - I said very tough things to her,' Trump protested, 'and I think everybody would agree that she deserves it, and nobody feels sorry for her.'

Officers say they have discovered 'items of fabric' in the olive grove they are searching on the island of Kos, Greece, 25 years after the British toddler went missing. Ben, who went missing in July 1991, was wearing a white buttoned T-shirt with a green motif and brown leather sanders with a buckle when he vanished. He was not wearing any shorts as he had wet them earlier in the day and his grandmother had hung them on a tree to dry. Detective Inspector Jon Cousins, who is leading the new search, said the pieces of fabric were of 'slight interest'.

She shocked the world by helping her husband John Darwin (pictured leaving Hartlepool Magistrates court, bottom right) fake his death in a canoe in order to cash in his life insurance. Now, in an extraordinary new book, Anne Darwin (shown flying back to the UK, main, and under arrest in Manchester, top right) is revealing all. Yesterday, she told how her escape to Panama turned to disaster. Today, she tells how she and her husband made a last-ditch attempt to save their skin - and the awful consequences for their children.

Canadian County Deputy Barrett Storm was driving to work when he saw the man screaming and running from the dogs. He parked his car and both men got on the hood to shield themselves. Barrett then banged his baton on the car to keep the dogs in place until animal control arrived at the scene. Storm said he decided not to use his gun because they were near a middle school.

The Apprentice candidates hoping to impress the fearsome entrepreneur have now been revealed ahead of the series debut on October 6. Lord Sugar will once again be joined by Baroness Karren Brady and Claude Littner as they put the 18 brave contestants through their paces in a series of gruelling tasks.

Lynn Bakker, from Den Helder in Holland had spent much of her time with her 13-year-old pet Jaden and were pictured together everywhere but had to say goodbye to him just after her sixth birthday.Their friendship was so special, it had even been documented around the world. But at the grand old age of 13, Jaden was deaf, almost blind and unable to walk. Lynn's father Jeffrey took him to a vet and was left with no choice but to have the pet put down, and he died earlier this month.

Zoe Ball seemed determined that the show must go on as she returned to TV for the first time since the split news broke on Monday evening. The presenter, 45, was in high spirits as she took charge of Strictly Come Dancing spin-off It Takes Two - and baffled viewers by remaining to wear her wedding ring. The blonde didn't reference the fact her marriage had broken down during the 30 minute show. It was claimed on Sunday by friends of the couple that Zoe left her husband for a toyboy in his twenties because she found the superstar DJ boring. A source said: 'Zoe told heartbroken Norman he was boring and said that she just wanted to drink and have sex with a new younger lover.'

Amal Clooney, 38, has spent the past fortnight parading her wardrobe by wearing a different designer label each day - and her collection of clothes is worth an eye-watering £34,403. On September 12, she wore a navy and maroon suit (left) by Sonia Rykiel (jacket, £1,080, skirt, £786). On September 16, the lawyer (second left) stood out in a sea of black suits in this £1,100 cream wool silk Gucci dress, paired with a £1,255 D&G; red leather Anna bag. On September 20, she attended a UN discussion including husband George, involving their charity, the Clooney Foundation For Justice and wore a Jackie O-style tea dress (centre left). On September 21, she wore a £1,470 Gucci dress (centre right). On September 22, she donned this asymmetric scarlet wrap dress, £595 by New York designer Proenza Schouler (second right). On September 25, Amal stepped out in this floral print black and beige dress, £2,696 by Michael Kors (right).

The clip shows the Fiat 500 driver complaining about being pulled over for the dangerous manoeuvre in a London road.While the officer was checking his details the driver, who is called Hussan, has been Googling the Highway Code and starts to claim he was unfairly stopped. As the officer hands him back his licence he says: 'Basically, I've just looked up the Highway Code, and I don't know if you maybe want to look it up yourself, but it is actually not illegal or an offence to do a U-Turn on a main road in the UK unless its stated or there is any signage.' But the unimpressed police officer is very short with the young driver.

Viewers have expressed outrage that disgraced Corrie actor Marc Anwar, who was sacked for making racist comments, still appeared on the soap tonight. The 45-year-old, who called Indians 'b******' and 'p*** drinking c****' in a Twitter rant on Friday, was back onscreen playing love cheat Sharif Nazir on Monday evening's episode. Furious fans of the ITV soap branded the decision 'really painful watching', while one viewer even called it 'the Sharif show' as they criticised the amount of screen time Marc was given.

She confirmed her split with Liev Schreiber. And Naomi Watts looked sad on her first outing since the shocking announcement. The 47-year-old actress was spotted walking her dog in New York City on Monday. The outing came just after she and her 48-year-old former partner confirmed that they have decided to split up after 11 years and two children together.

Kitten Von Mew and husband Richard, from Stratford-upon-Avon, are besotted with the roaring Forties and have transformed their family home into a tribute to the period. They try and follow a wartime diet, with spam a firm favourite, and wear vintage clothes. (Pictured from left: Kitten Von Mew applying lipstick, with husband Richard and daughter Betsy. Inset, outside their family home)

It was a wedding weekend to remember for two enormously wealthy heirs and 600 of their equally rich and famous friends in the South of France. Alberto Mugrabi, the 46-year-old son of Israeli industrialist and art collector Jose Mugrabi, said 'I do' to 23-year-old Colby Jordan, the daughter of billionaire Chicago business mogul John W. Jordan II. As for the venue, the groom and his half-his-age bride (left, top left) went with the very posh Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc in Antibes. The guest list included supermodels Karlie Kloss and Heidi Klum (top right), the Olsen twins, Princess Beatrice (who was Kloss' wedding date), and Owen Wilson (top center) - who was one of Mugrabi's groomsman.

H&M;'s campaign claims the dictionary definition of the term ladylike is 'old and outdated' so it is introducing a new set of words. The advert features muscular professional Thai boxer Fatima Pinto (middle) and shaven-headed Casja Wessberg (top right). The hairy armpits belong to Los Angeles-based model and photographer Arvida Bystrom (bottom right). Jillian Hervey (bottom left) picks her teeth and Iselin Steiro (top left) spreads out on the subway.

Little Tilly had been suffering from eyesight problems from birth and was given glasses at three months old. Adorable footage filmed by her dad at home in the US shows the tiny pair of pink specs (complete with elastic head trap) being slipped over Tilly's head... and her adorable reaction. A wide smile spread instantly across her face as her mother coos delightedly. 'I think she likes them,' her dad says.

Marika Nagy, 19, from Manchester, is covered in birthmarks and spent much of her early life being taunted by bullies (pictured in 2002, aged five, inset). But she is now hoping to become an actress to inspire other young girls. She said: 'I loved drama at school, as it meant that I could pretend to be someone else. For a few hours, I wasn't Marika the birthmark girl - I was someone happy, or interesting or fun. With time, this stopped being an act, and became who I really was.'

Cooper Allen (left), 17, is recovering in Lismore Hospital after being mauled by a shark while surfing beyond the break at at Lighthouse Beach, in Ballina, south of Byron Bay, just before 9am on Monday. His friend's snapped shocking images of the gaping wounds (right) left where the shark, believed to be a 3.5 metre great white, latched on to his upper right thigh. This comes as the Department of Primary Industries (DPI) reveal another three metre great white shark (inset) was spotted off nearby Lennox Head on Tuesday morning, while the State Government started rolling out measures to protect beachgoers.

With views like this, it's easy to see why Iceland is so popular, particularly with roaming photographers. Pictured top left is an empty car under snow-heavy clouds, top right a man exploring the Langjökull glacier tunnels, bottom right a traveller witnessing a dramatic weather formation, bottom left Stokksnes, a headland on the southeastern coast and inset one of the island's many waterfalls.

Harvard astrophysicist Jonathan McDowell said the flash of light seen over Queensland was a meteor, which would have been about a metre wide. A meteor of this size had not been seen in years. 'It's not a comet or Queensland wouldn't exist any more, and we'd have seen it coming for days,' Dr McDowell said. Thousands of residents as far south as Hervey Bay and as far north as Mackay reported an incredible flash of light on Monday night.

Photographer Nuttawut Jaroenchai took the pictures in Ayutthaya, Thailand, in the hope of reigniting interest in the dance and Thai traditions. Known as Khon, the dance had been a mainstay in Thai culture for centuries. It tells the story of Phra Ram and his battle with the demon king Thotsakan who kidnapped his wife, Nang Sida. During the story, Phra Ram joins forces with Hanuman, the monkey king, to fight Thotsakan and rescue Nang Sida. At its height, the dance could only be performed by the royal family and was performed in the royal court.

A photographer who ventured to a remote part of Burma has captured amazing images of elderly women with elaborate facial tattoos - traces of a culture which is fast dying out. The tradition of tattooing young girls from the Chin people of western Burma before marriage died out in the 1960s after the ruling military junta imposed stiff fines. Now few young women have them and these old ladies have become 'walking museums'. Photographer Dmytro Gilitukha said: 'I feel so lucky to have been exposed to such an interesting culture before it dies out.'

CCTV footage has captured the moment a passenger slipped between the platform and a moving train - before being miraculously rescued by a police officer. Video showed the woman attempting to step off the moving train, only to fall into the gap (shown left), forcing her to cling on to the edge. A man, who later turned out to be an off-duty police officer, runs to her aid and drags her out of the gap (right) - saving her from the moving train. The incident occurred at the Lonawala railway station near Mumbai, India. The woman had been disembarking from the train along with her husband.

The video starts with the police car driving down the road somewhere in the UK, before a large tractor appears in the oncoming lane. The little Micra then appears from behind the HGV and attempts to overtake. However, seemingly unbeknownst to the driver, there is no overtaking lane, and he crashes straight through a yellow sign. The police car drives on for a few feet before coming to a stop and completing a turn in the road. After a couple of seconds the police car have caught up with the Micra, which has become stranded on a traffic island in the middle of the road.

The good Samaritan, from Ontario, Canada, decided to rescue the animal after he spotted its predicament. He posted a video of him rescuing the skunk online, describing it as 'the bravest thing I've ever done'. After following the skunk around for nearly a minute, the man manages to get close enough to grab the Coke can. However, the can proves tricky to get off and it takes the man a while to eventually free the skunk. The animal then runs off into the distance - leaving the man safe from its spray.