Satanist Stefano Brizzi (inset, bottom right) allegedly killed PC Gordon Semple (inset, centre) after organising a drug-fuelled orgy on the gay dating site. Jurors in his trial were today shown footage of him allegedly shopping for tools (left) to help him dispose of the body, some of which was dissolved in acid and other parts of which may have been eaten, the court has heard. Images from another camera shows PC Semple (right) shortly before he is thought to have been strangled by Brizzi.

The married Polish mother (pictured inset, right) explained that she had lived in Britain for 23 years and had 'never been discriminated until Brexit came about'. She was interrupted by Question Time panel member Lisa Duffy (ringed in the inset picture, bottom left) a Ukip councillor and former leadership contender, who told her: 'We don't want to stop immigration, we want to control immigration.' Tory MP Nigel Huddleston wrote on Twitter (pictured inset) that he was 'desperately sad to hear' the Polish woman being booed for saying she felt unwelcome.

Michel Barnier is said to have demanded that his native tongue be the 'working language' during the fraught process. The extraordinary suggestion risks further inflaming tensions between the UK and the EU. But speaking at a press conference at the close of a fraught EU summit, Mrs May insisted the UK would not be dictated to. Former EU commissioner Lord Hill warned today that European politicians were 'emotional' about Brexit and could insist on tough terms even if it meant 'self harm'.

The 63-year-old actor, famed for his role in the James Bond movie franchise, appeared in an Indian advert reprising his role as a dashing spy. Bearded and wearing a tuxedo he endorsed a tub of pan masala for a brand called Pan Bahar, turning to the screen and said: 'Class never goes out of style.' But he now claims that he was not made aware that many in India associate it as a highly addictive form of chewing tobacco.

The plight of Joe Walker, 32, from London, reduced viewers to tears as he was shown walking out of hospital, covered in blood, to buy vodka after being told his alcoholism would kill him (left). The former university medical researcher was among several alcoholics followed by Louis Theroux for his BBC film 'Drinking to Oblivion'. Joe's battle with drink moved many people who watched in horror as he gave up drink only to relapse catastrophically. But a year on (right) he is still off the booze and reunited with his friends and family after his drinking left him alone and close to death. Mr Walker is still in touch with Louis Theroux and met with him recently, and revealed people who watched his plight on screen still hug him in the street. He said: 'It has been an incredible year. I got my family back in my life, friends have been incredible and shown me nothing but love'. He added: 'I feel free, because there are no secrets'.

Vladimir Putin's aircraft carrier Admiral Kuznetsov has belched its way past the White Cliffs of Dover, circled, pumping out toxic black smoke from its diesel engines as it headed south to Syria. The aging flagship of the Russian Navy, which always travels with a massive ocean going tug in case it breaks down, is leading an eight-strong fleet including the nuclear-powered guided missile battle cruiser Peter the Great. The Russian flagship had armed guards posted along the vessel carrying AK-74 assault rifles. A pair of SU-33 Flanker attack jets carrying air-to-air missiles were lashed to the flight deck, inset centre, as the Russians were banned from conducting flight operations in the English Channel. The Russian flotilla was also ordered by UK authorities to pass through the busy shipping lanes in single file as it made its way towards the Mediterranean, inset right.

Andy Slamans, an American businessman, films his neighbour sleeping (left) with his arm on the centre armrest, before nudging it off with ninja speed, causing the stunned man to glare at Mr Slamans in utter disbelief for a solid 15 seconds (right). As a result of his hilarious video, which has been watched more than 80,000 times on YouTube, Mr Slamans triggered a heated debate over the general etiquette of armrest ownership.

Archie Joe Darby died after he was bitten by the animal at a house in Harwich Road in Colchester, Essex, on October 13. A post-mortem examination revealed he died of severe head injuries consistent with a dog attack, a hearing at Essex Coroner's Court in Chelmsford heard on Friday. His 22-month-old brother, Daniel-Jay, suffered life-changing injuries, and the boys' mother suffered minor injuries. Coroner's officer David Dinnell said: 'Archie Darby was a four-month-old baby being held in his mother's arms when he was taken out of her arms by the family dog and attacked.'

A disturbing video has emerged purporting to show the moment an ISIS fighter celebrates as he 'wins' the chance to become the next suicide bomber. The jihadi leaps with joy and hugs members of the group (left) after picking the hand containing a stone (top right), apparently meaning he is the next suicide bomber. It is not possible to verify if the man actually carried out an attack. ISIS are desperately attempting to promote their work as many of the terror group's fighters begin abandoning the sick cause.

Max Bromson was diagnosed with terminal bone cancer in 2012, which left him in constant and excruciating pain. In July 2014 he took his own life with euthanasia drug Nembutal. His sister filmed her brother's final moments in an Adelaide motel room. She hoped the footage would help to continue his bid to continue his advocacy for voluntary euthanasia. One family member can be heard saying: 'I love you mate', as he sips on a drink. The release of the footage comes as South Australian parliament attempts to pass a bill legalising the controversial practice.

Kim Kardashian has been laying low - but not for the reasons you might think. It's been less than three weeks since armed robbers busted into the reality star's exclusive Paris apartment, tied her up in her marble bathtub and ran off with $11 million in jewelry - including her diamond engagement ring. But as reports swirl that the star has gone into hiding get over the trauma, DailyMail.com can exclusively reveal that in fact she is spending her time off working out how to use the shocking incident as grist for a major overhaul of her image. 'It's a perfect opportunity. Even though it's a terrible situation, you have to look at the silver lining,' a source, who has been part of Kim's circle for over a decade, told the DailyMail.com. 'Her mom said everyone has to renew themselves - look at Madonna. How much longer could what Kim was doing go on for? It's kind of nearing its peak. 'So it [the robbery] was perfect timing in the sense that this time away from the spotlight is giving her the chance to really focus on rebranding herself and what that will look like.' Kim (seen in September, right) has only been spotted three times (left) since the Oct. 3 incident - unusual for the normally omnipresent star. She is currently lying low at her mom's sprawling mansion in the exclusive Calabasas suburb of LA (inset).

The candidates could barely stand to look one another in the eye as they arrived for the Al Smith Memorial Foundation Dinner in New York, frostily taking their seats on either side of Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan (center). Clinton, colorful in a fuchsia suit, appeared to bypass her opponent's wife Melania, (inset) too. So tense was the atmosphere between the sparring pair, host Alfred Smith IV attempted to break the ice with a questionable joke. Welcoming guests to the dinner, a staple fixture in presidential campaigns, Smith joked: 'I have no doubt that our guests tonight are up to the task.

Shamsher Sherin, 13, has joined his asylum seeker father Hazrat Gul Sherin, 49, (together left) who entered Britain illegally eleven years ago, leaving his family behind in war-torn Afghanistan. Shamsher crossed the border legally after being brought over by the Home Office along with dozens of other children from Calais on Wednesday. Last week Lily Allen sobbed (right and inset) as he told her how he had a legal right to move to Britain because his father already lived in Birmingham - but had waited years to get to the UK. Translator Mohammad Ishaq said the pair were now 'very happy' to be together again, and the boy hopes to go to school soon.

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT: The video, filmed in the Mexican state of Jalisco, shows two terrified men and one woman bound and gagged and rolling around on the ground (pictured left). In total six men and one woman (pictured centre) had their hands severed by members of an alleged drug gang. One of the victims reportedly died before he could get medical treatment and the other six were in critical condition in hospital. Local media reported that the reason for the attach was 'vigilante justice', and the latest in a string of similar attacks on people accused of being involved in crime.

This is the shocking moment a thug smashed a plank of wood into a man's face after he screamed at him to 'speak English'. Daniel Way initially gave a no comment interview to police following the racially aggravated attack on 27-year-old victim Tomas Gil, in Bournemouth, Dorset. But the 37-year-old, from Poole, admitted to the offence after being shown CCTV footage of himself assaulting Mr Gil, and a police officer claimed Way 'smirked' as he was shown photographs of his victim's injuries.

Cheryl has hit back after JB demanded his ex return his late mother's ring, with a source close to the star telling MailOnline that she's 'baffled' by the request and will return the jewel 'immediately.' The French restaurateur gave the singer - who is reportedly expecting her first child with boyfriend Liam Payne - the bling to mark their one-year anniversary.

Fifty years ago his grandmother was an eight-year-old girl when she was carried out of the Aberfan disaster alive (inset right). And proud Mackenzie Robertson (centre), ten, today got the chance to show Prince Charles (left) his school project about his grandmother Susan's miraculous escape from the horrifying landslide (inset left) that almost wiped out a generation. Ms Robertson's dramatic rescue by policeman Victor Jones was captured in an iconic photograph in October 1966 - and Mackenzie attended today's memorial service to help keep the memory alive for today's generation. Mackenzie was just a little older than Ms Robertson when he was given a project on the disaster which saw 116 children killed after 150,000 tonnes of coal waste slid down a hillside. Also pictured: A silence is observed this morning (left) and the graveyard is seen at sunrise (right).

Ted Parrotman Richards, 57, from Bristol, left, has had his ears removed, bottom right, his eyes tattooed vibrant red and blue hues, top right, and even had spikes embedded into his head. Ted was interviewed by Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford about why he's spent his pension on the transformation - and revealed his plans to reshape his nose like a beak.

BBC children's TV programming celebrates its 70th birthday this year, but how many classic shows can you recognise? Clockwise from top left: A wooden horse known for dancing on the piano; a puppet family who lived on a farm; the residents of Trumptonshire; mouse-like creatures who live on a tiny planet; seeking the world's deadliest creatures; a hypnosis genius who wanted to rule the world and a famous postman and his cat.

Brett Leppard, 25, from London, wasn't really into exercise so he decided to take on a challenge to see if he could transform his body and overhaul his lifestyle in just 10 weeks. Here he explains whether is was possible, practical and most importantly: was it worth it? Brett is pictured, left, before he started, weighing 72.3kg and with a 15.4 per cent body fat, and right, after 10 weeks, weighing 70.5kg and with a body fat percentage of 9.8.

Swimmer Mack Horton (left and right) has undergone surgery after receiving crucial advice from an anonymous fan who noticed a potentially life-threatening mark on the Olympic 400m freestyle champion. Horton, 20, posted a picture on Instagram (inset) on Friday showing that he had undergone surgery and offered thanks to the person who contacted the Australia swim team doctor via email to raise the alarm.

Pascal Olmeta, a former Marseille and Lyon goalkeeper, celebrated with his hunting group - as seen in the inset top left - after the elephant was shot in the head and even advertised the trip to Africa on his children's charity's website. He said he took part in the hunt - pictured in the main photo - because elephants were over-populated in Zimbabwe. Animal rights activists have blasted the video, calling it 'absolutely sickening'.

A hooded gunman pulls out a handgun (pictured right) and fires at a rival gang member in a shocking altercation captured on CCTV in a quiet area of Wood Green, north London on Wednesday. The rival gangs are seen pulling up in separate cars before having a heated argument in the middle of the road (pictured left). Three men aged 22, 27 and 31 were arrested on suspicion of possessing a firearm with intent to endanger life. The others are still being hunted by police.

Amanpulo, a 1.5mile-long island paradise, is a 23-year-old hotel nestled in the heart of the Philippine islands. Reached only by private plane, it is one of the most exclusive retreats in the world and has been enjoyed by the likes of Beyonce (centre) and Brad Pitt. There, guests can frolic in the shallows of their private beach (top right), enjoy a snorkelling trip on board a slow boat (bottom left), sip cocktails on a floating ocean bar (top left) or merely lounge by the pool (bottom right) and soak up the island's endless beauty.

Scientists in Tokyo have developed a way to project images onto objects that are moving unpredictably, using a combination of two types of technology. The researchers, form the Ishikawa Watanabe Laboratory, showed off their technology in a YouTube video (screenshots pictured).

Alesya Kaflenikova, 17, shot to fame last year and has since been plagued with suggestions that she is battling anorexia despite insisting her weight is 'normal' for a model. The teen, who is the daughter of former World No 1 tennis player Yevgeny Kafelnikov, recently won over critics when she walked the runway at Moscow Fashion Week (inset) - with social media users commenting on how 'elegant' she looked and praising her professionalism as a model.

Lincoln Wing, from Alberta, Canada, studies his uncle Ethan intently as he places a red handkerchief into his balled up fist (pictured left) in preparation to show the toddler his first magic trick. When his uncle opens his fist to reveal the handkerchief has vanished (pictured centre) the 14-month-old Lincoln cannot believe his eyes. In an attempt to locate the disappeared cloth, the toddler frantically turns his uncle's open palm over, before looking staring at the camera in a confused state (pictured right).

Travis Carpenter was travelling from Indianapolis to Whitewater, Wisconsin, when he crashed his car at 70mph. The footage shows him belting out the lines 'Now my life to you I give' from a Casting Crowns song, before he realises what is happening and screams out in fear. He ducks as his car comes to a stop after hitting a road sign. Travis did not suffer any injuries in the crash and says his car is still 'completely driveable'.

Comic book fan and commercial photographer Josh Rossi, 31, from Salt Lake City, celebrated Nellee's third birthday by transforming her into the DC Comic heroine. Creative Josh made his daughter's dreams come true by editing the photos to make her look like she's fighting in an epic battle scene, complete with a sword and shield.

A U.S. model got a nasty surprise when a flying drone slammed into the back of her head while she frolicked on a beach during a photoshoot - and got it painfully tangled in her hair. Incredible footage shows the flying robot follow two young women dressed in tiny bikinis as they dash into the surf. But suddenly it accelerates far too quickly and slams directly into the back of one of their heads. The alarming video takes the drone's point of view as it moves swiftly to the point of impact and then tumbles.

The cliff diver, who has not been named, was filmed leaping into the Shuswap Lake in British Columbia, Canada. He completed a forward roll before landing on his front as he hit the water. As he enters the water, a rainbow appears in front of him on the left hand side. It quickly disappears along with the splash of the water.

Lucas Valenca, a plainclothes cop, was photographed escorting Brazilian politician Eduardo Cunha onto a plane to face corruption charges, left. The handsome protector was discovered to be an Instagram hero. His chiseled chest, right, and coiffed beard, inset, have proved popular with the public.