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Twitter users are convinced a mystery clip featuring an adorable Boxer dog watching a little girl bounce on a spacehopper is a teaser for this year's John Lewis Christmas ad after it was posted on online this morning. Fans declared it would emotionally 'destroy' viewers and many said that having a cute dog in the starring role would definitely leave them in floods of tears.

Apple has banned the Rich Kids app from all of its devices to stop swaggering socialites from using it to boast about their lifestyles. The app was created by Juraj Ivan and Michal Harustiak in October and members were charged just under £1,000 a month to post their photos exclusively. Mr Ivan and Mr Harustiak admitted they were inspired by the 'Rich Kids of Instagram' who showed off to the world their private jets, yachts in the Caribbean and the champagne-fuelled best parties.

Matthew Baker, 28, top, and James Anthony Whitlock, 31, below, believed to be cell mates, escaped HMP Pentonville (main), in north London, in an audacious Alcatraz-style break out after leaving mannequins in their cell beds in a bid to avoid detection. Baker had been awaiting sentencing after he was found guilty of attempted murder. Whitlock was on remand charged with attempted burglary. A prison source claims the men used diamond-tipped cutting equipment to break out of the cell they shared within the category B prison before they scaled the perimeter wall. The bid has echoes of the notorious 1962 Alcatraz prison break (inset), when US inmates created mannequin heads out of paper, paint and hair purloined from the prison barber shop and left them in their beds while they escaped.

Hillary Clinton's campaign has called off its planned election night firework display over Manhattan, it emerged Monday, the day before America goes to the polls. Staffers were going to put on a two-minute show over the Hudson River after the results come in on Tuesday, but the proposal has been canned, TMZ reported on Monday. The campaign called the Coast Guard last week to tell them the event was off, three days after the New York Post reported it was planning the bash. The cancellation was made Thursday - before FBI director James Comey wrote to Congress to say that the FBI had not found anything to justify changing its verdict of no charges to the Democrat about her use of a private email server while she was secretary of state. The Democrat had been accused of tempting fate when her campaign notified the city of its plans for the pyrotechnic display launched from a barge in the Hudson, just off Manhattan's Javits Center.

Sir Jimmy Young, one of the most renowned voices on BBC radio, died 'peacefully at home' on Monday afternoon with his wife Alicia (together right) by his side, his spokesman said today. The long-serving DJ spent almost three decades at BBC Radio 2, where he became known for his on-air banter with friend and colleague Sir Terry Wogan (together left). Fans today paid tribute to Sir Jimmy (inset as a schoolboy), saying he would be 'reunited on Heaven FM' with Sir Terry, who died aged 77 in January this year after a short illness.

The trespasser (pictured) jumped onto the tracks at Norwood Junction, south London, at around 6pm. He then took off his shirt and begun blurting out expletive-laden lyrics while station staff urged him to move. Police with Tasers arrived to detain the man, but he ran away down the darkened track towards East Croydon before officers could reach him.

A group of MPs claim to have found a recording device (circled) during private discussions after an unannounced visit to Sports Direct's controversial warehouse in Derbyshire. Members of the Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee travelled to Shirebrook for an on-the-spot inspection on Monday afternoon and were taken on a three-hour tour of the premises. After the visit, the six MPs headed for a private room to discuss their impressions when they said a recording device was found, with one MP posting pictures on Twitter. Anna Turley, MP for Redcar (left inset), revealed the camera was planted by a woman dropping off coronation chicken sandwiches. Another MP revealed that he had 'not a particularly pleasant conversation' with company owner Mike Ashley (right inset) following the visit.

Peter Elliott, 49, (main pictured) transformed the £500,000 property in Appleby, Cumbria, into a fortress and surrounded it with barbed wire, tree branches and fitted CCTV cameras after he lost the property in a bitter divorce battle. His ex-wife Leonie Butler, 45, (left, inset) obtained a court order in 2012 obliging him to leave Pinewood Farm (bottom right) following their bitter £6 million split. However, he refused to vacate the property and insisted he would only be removed 'in a body bag'. In his attempt to highlight his plight he burned an effigy of a man dressed in a suit, representing himself (top right). But the High Court issued a committal warrant for his arrest and Cumbria Police today confirmed that they 'executed' the warrant.

Helmet camera footage shows the moment a white van driver launches into a furious rant as a group of motorcyclists pull out in front of him at a roundabout. The man follows the group into a car park and tells one motorcyclist he should not have pulled out in front of him. In an explosive rant, he tells the biker to be aware of what is happening and that he has a responsibility to other road users. The footage was shot in the UK.

Neil Coulson and Joanne Evans from Clavering, Hartlepool, appeared on today's This Morning to share their story after they were cleared of the allegations last week. They told presenters Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield that their lives have been ruined due to the threat jail hanging over their family for nearly two years, as they battled to clear their names.

Jade Jackson (pictured above), of Paisley, Renfrewshire, had originally avoided prison despite telling the schoolgirl that she would knife her during a Facebook argument. But the 21-year-old, who is the niece of serial killer Peter Tobin (centre), was imprisoned at Paisley Sheriff Court today for failing to complete unpaid work or meet social workers for court-ordered counselling. Jackson had smiled and waved at friends from the dock as she looked around the room - but this turned to tears when she was jailed by Sheriff Thomas Fyfe. The troll, whose late father is Tobin's brother, sent her victim a chilling Snapchat image of her holding a knife to her face during the hate-filled campaign. She used a Facebook profile in the fake name of Jade Brown to terrorise the schoolgirl after accusing her of speaking to her boyfriend.

Coupon queen Kerenza Richards has already bought all her gifts, ready to put under the Christmas tree - and she managed to bag £600 worth of goodies for her children Chloe, ten, and Connor, four, for just £6 (inset). And presents for her partner of eight-and-a-half years David Dancy, including a designer watch, as well as alcohol and household good worth £650 were also sewn up for £4. Frugal mother-of-two Kerenza, from Highbridge, Somerset, has spent the past year building up her Christmas haul - and by using online voucher codes, special offers and competitions, she has saved hundreds of pounds. Kerenza got Furbys worth £100 each for £2, Lego worth £89.99 for £2.23 and Ninja Turtles Toys worth £69.99 for free (all main picture) while paying next to nothing for lots of other items like cleaning products and food.

Jamie Leigh Twidale, 24, was bathing her children Harley, four, and Skyelar, three, at their home in Hartlepool, County Durham. As she was emptying the water, she suffered an epileptic fit, collapsed and died last Sunday night. Little Harley and Skyelar (pictured with their mother) thought she had fallen asleep and spent the night naked, putting themselves to bed. It wasn't until the children failed to turn up for school the next day, that alarms were raised. Jamie Leigh's mother Elizabeth was phoned by their school and when she went to check on her family she found her daughter's body slumped over the bath tub.

Since the conflict erupted with anti-government protests in 2011, 300,000 people have been killed in the Syrian conflict. And the west has singularly failed to find a solution. The US financed the opposition party in Syria to take control. In failing to do so - ISIS attacked. The British have singularly failed to act apart from endless propaganda that Assad is evil. Ignoring the fact we have failed to differentiate between rebels and terrorists such as the al-Qaida-linked Fatah Sham Front. Years of pathetic foreign policy decisions by Blairites, the Clinton's and the Obama administration delivered the birth of ISIS and made Iran a super power in the Middle East. And the best we can do is weep over pictures of dead children, writes KATIE HOPKINS.

Paul Chambers, originally from Lincolnshire and who used to specialise in building military flight simulators, was inspired to create the unique house because his wife, Sarah (pictured bottom right in the kitchen) did not enjoy living near noisy neighbours. The DIY house is situated 62 miles from civilisation in the nearest city, Newcastle, and includes a cosy living room (bottom left) and a wood burner made from a Chubb safe. In their new home they are truly at one with nature, and all sorts of wildlife can often be seen hanging around on their premises. He said: 'The early years were a major test, I doubted Sarah would want to stay in the Bush, but it has turned out to be her natural environment.'

The mother-of-one, inset top left, before, and, after, has undergone a 'threadlift' after going through the menopause left her feeling like her 'life was over'. Speaking exclusively to FEMAIL five minutes after having the £2,000 Silhouette Soft treatment, main during the procedure, Meg said: 'If you're a woman in your fifties and you're going through the menopause then you do feel s*** and you do feel like you're life is a little bit over. 'I would look in the mirror and hone in on my neck all the time. I would go "I hate my neck, I hate my neck". It was crepey and I thought it looked like a turkey neck. 'But,' she said, 'this treatment has made me feel great again. Your lack of hormones just makes you feel flat - not that you're depressed for any reason - but this lifts you.'

Atty Hussein (pictured with Barlow), of Gillingham, Kent, travelled across Britain, camped out overnight and launched a Twitter campaign #GetGarytoAttys40th in a bid to meet the star. It came after Barlow tweeted in March: 'If you have a milestone birthday this year start your campaign now, 21,30,40,60, 110! I'll come and sing at your party.' Retail director Ms Hussein said: "We basically bombarded him. I'm sure he would look up and see us in the audience and think "not them again".' The mother and her five friends wore distinctive superhero orange and purple capes to stand out in the crowd at anywhere Barlow was making an appearance. Ms Hussein has loved Take That since she was 14 and saw them performing in the very early days at an under-18s nightclub. She has lost count of the money she has spent pursuing her idols and the number of times she has seen them.

Lisa Williams, 34, from London, has made it her mission to celebrate British parents' unique - if sometimes unglamorous - approach raising our children. Clockwise from top left: Bringing your child to the pub, making the most of bad weather, leaving your child asleep in their Jumparoo, using your buggy as a Tesco trolley, dressing up as the Duchess of Cambridge, and tucking into an English roast while your child takes a kip in the background.

The astonishing TV which showed marine iguanas attempting to outrun a knot of racer snakes on Fernandina Island was labelled 'the stuff of nightmares' by viewers as they hid behind the sofa. Hatchlings could be seen emerging from the sand of the Galápagos island in the Pacific Ocean in June for what is the snakes' best feeding opportunity of the year. The footage on BBC1 showed some iguanas outrun the snakes to safety by the sea while others were caught before the snakes wrapped themselves around them. When the crew saw the snakes for the first time, they were too shocked to film - and host Sir David Attenborough had never seen anything like it either, it was claimed. Among the millions of viewers captivated by the footage shown at 8pm last night was Olympic rower Will Satch, who described it as a 'real life horror film'.

The face, which resembles the famous ghost from the 2002 horror film The Ring, seemed to appear in the middle of the mysterious picture which was taken at the Newsham Park Hospital in Liverpool. Host Phil Barron, 45, was leading the 32-strong group at the former Victorian orphanage when he unwittingly snapped the photograph. The orphanage dates back to the Victorian era and was opened in 1874 to support and educate the orphans of British seamen. Legend has it that conditions there were harsh and cruel and after being converted into a hospital it's now home to a maze of corridors, wards, accommodation blocks, chapel and even a morgue.

Julia Pryke and Gareth Shone swapped their 'boring' life in the UK for a £3,000 dilapidated farmhouse in rural Hungary (inset) where they live on £6 a day - and they couldn't be happier. The pair decided to leave their lives in Berkshire behind to start again with an austere lifestyle. The married couple live simply with their dog Pepper in the remote property, which has an outdoor shower, one tap outside and a compostable toilet.

For years now gangs have blighted the city's Piccadilly Gardens, handing out illegal substances for pocket money prices in plain sight of passers-by, and even in front of children. Ali Ahmed is among those caught on camera, as he was rugby-tackled to the ground by undercover officers. The 23-year-old was jailed for three years and nine months, and handed a four-year Criminal Behaviour Order after being caught with over 100 wraps of heroin and crack cocaine in the Gardens.

A 30-year-old woman was taken into custody (pictured) on Monday after allegedly shoving a 49-year-old woman to her death in front of a moving train at Times Square subway station. Police responded to the incident shortly after receiving a call at 1.20pm a NYPD spokesman told the Daily Mail Online. According to witnesses the suspect, who is 30 and has not been identified, looked 'proud' as she was led away by officers. She was taken into custody at the scene and police have not released her name or the identity of the victim pending notification of relatives. The NYPD said it is not clear if they knew each other, but witnesses said that they were seen arguing before the push. The deceased had been standing on the platform waiting for the 1 train when the other woman reportedly pushed her onto the tracks, authorities said. Two other women may have been involved in the incident, according to witnesses.

A Polish medical centre that was once a state-of-the-art Nazi hospital is lying empty because it is haunted by 'ghosts'. The complex in western Poland's town of Legnica was built in the 1930s for the German Army and was operational from 1937. After World War II it ended up in Soviet hands and the high-tech facilities attracted the Soviet elite such as President Leonid Brezhnev's wife Viktoria. But it was mysteriously abandoned in 1993 and locals say it is home to Nazis ghosts.

This is the horrifying moment a huge glass door came crashing down over a three-year-old girl. The girl was seen following her grandmother into a shopping mall in China, completely oblivious to the scene behind her (top left and right). And despite the girl's grandmother's best efforts to stop the inevitable, the door smashed the toddler to the floor (bottom left and right).

The AWOL player, who reportedly fled the scene (pictured, inset) in Mexico amid chaotic scenes as the ref was receiving medical attention, was named locally as Ruben Rivera Vazquez. The official, whose body was covered with a small blue tarpaulin which left his feet and part of his right leg exposed until a judge arrived and let undertakers remove him, was named as Victor Trejo. In the same weekend, a Brazilian footballer had to be held back by seven teammates after being red carded and pushing the ref to the ground (pictured). Police with riot shields had to protect the official as Guarani full-back Antonio Ferreira tried to assault him again following his sending off.

Alex Pace, 25, and his new wife Abby, 26, (pictured left) from Tamworth, watched in horror as the notes made by pal Will Cundall (pictured standing right), 26, went up in flames on their top table on Friday. Video footage shows toastmaster and deputy manager of the hotel venue Phil Lowther managing to rush into the kitchen with the speech to stop the wedding day going up in flames.

A builder was left in pain when he tried the hard hat challenge, where people flip their hats onto their heads, when the hat flew off and the shovel hit him straight between the legs. In the hilarious video, which emerged online, his fellow construction workers are left in fits of laughter as he doubles over in pain.

A little boy and his family have launched an appeal to raise £7,500 for a life-saving op for their beloved puppy - which needs to be done by a human heart surgeon. Golden Labrador Tess (left) suffers from a fatal heart condition which means she could have a heart attack at any moment. The 16-month-old pooch needs complex surgery that has to be carried out by an expert heart surgeon,  which costs £7,500 and is only offered at one centre in England. Tess's heartbroken owner, six-year-old Joseph Foster, (bottom right) said he and his cousin Layla White, three, (top right) and pal Louise Smith, five, (top right) are all desperate to save the lovable pooch. With the help of father James Foster, 44, mother, Rachael Rogers, 42, big sister Ellie, 17, and family friends, they've launched an appeal to raise the cash. Little Joseph, who lives with his family in Bridport, Dorset, said: 'I love her because she's my dog.