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Journalist Susie Verrill, girlfriend of Strictly star Greg Rutherford issued a withering riposte to viewers who criticised her two-year-old son Milo's clothing after the tot made an appearance on the show on Saturday night. Verrill admitted that Milo's top knot and colourful clothing did make him look 'girly' but that she was confident he's 'trendy' and 'happy'. (Pictured: Milo Rutherford on saturday's Strictly with his mum Susie Verrill and dad Greg Rutherford. Inset: Greg Rutherford and dance partner Natalie Lowe)

British banker Rurik Jutting (top) was today found guilty of the sadistic murder of two prostitutes at his Hong Kong flat. The 31-year-old Cambridge University graduate faces a life sentence after being convicted at a trial that featured horrific video evidence of rape and torture. Twisted Jutting said he was 'sorry beyond words' and 'haunted' by the double murder of Indonesian women Sumarti Ningsih (inset left) and Seneng Mujiasih (inset right). But trial judge Mr Justice Stuart Moore ripped into the 'sadistic' murderer saying descriptions of 'evil' and a 'monster' were not adequate for the horror he had inflicted on his victims. Jurors had watched as one of the women begged for her life as she was forced to lick a toilet bowl before Jutting savagely slit her throat. He also made a video showing off his 'torture kit' that included a blowtorch and sex toy wrapped in sandpaper which he intended to use on his second victim. Bottom right and left: A bloodied knife could be seen in a box of evidence used to convict the murderer as police left Hong Kong's High Court today.

Americans go to the polls today in the bitterest presidential contest in living memory. Candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump conducted whistle-stop tours across battleground states last night in an effort to secure every possible vote. Clinton was joined on stage by two former presidents and rock legends Bruce Springsteen and Jon Bon Jovi. Trump had several of his children. The Republican candidate made a final visit to Michigan, in a last-ditch effort to turn the Democratic state red, by enticing disillusioned rust belt workers. The polls opened in some eastern states at 6am EST, while the final polls close at 1am tomorrow in Alaska.

In a sketch on the Late Show, he pretended to know nothing about the candidates, spitting a mouthful of water into Colbert's face when told Trump is on the ballot. He yells: 'What? Are you kidding me?' before laying into the Republican presidential hopeful, who he famously called 'F***face Von Clownstick' on Twitter in 2013.

He recently admitted that he's still proving himself as a father. But Benedict Cumberbatch, 40, certainly seemed to have perfected the art of telling a bedtime tale during an hilarious comedy sketch on The Late Late Show on Monday. The Doctor Strange actor, dressed in a red robe, entered a cosy children's bedroom occupied by his 'son' James Corden, who was tucked up in bed as a storm raged outside.

The pair's five-year marriage was drawn to a close by a family court judge more than a year ago. Now a judge in London is analysing arguments about the division of assets. Mr Justice MacDonald began considering evidence at a private hearing in the Family Division of the High Court this week.

Police discovered body parts believed to belong to missing 29-year-old Ellia Arathoon (left) close to the M53 in Ellesmere Port, Cheshire, on Thursday. Officers investigating believe she was murdered and a man has since been charged. Her son Reece Dunne, wrote the heart wrenching letter (right) with his dad, John Dunne, 29, after talking to him about the 'fantastic memories' he had of his mother.

Morgan Lynn, 17, from Pearland, Texas, took to Twitter, bottom inset, last week to share a photo of the flowers her dad sent her mum along with his note, which reads: 'Always gonna be you.' Morgan explained that her parents wedding song was Chesney's 'You Had Me From Hello', and when he heard his song 'Always Gonna Be You', he said it was their finale. The teen's tweet has been shared over 75,000 times and liked by more than 228,000 Twitter users. Morgan is pictured inset center. her mom and dad are seen top left and the note is seen bottom left and the flowers are top right.

Actress Jill Gascoine, 79, who rose to fame as Detective Inspector Maggie Forbes in the ITV series The Gentle Touch (left) is in the advanced stages of Alzheimer's, according to her husband, actor Alfred Molina (right with Gascoine). Gascoine played a recurring role in the hugely popular 1970s drama The Onedin Line, but became a household name after playing Forbes in the drama which ran from 1980 to 1984. She later went on to appear in the spin-off series, C.A.T.S Eyes, before building a career in America.

Chocolate fans have vented their fury after Toblerone increased the gaps between the bar's iconic triangular chunks as a cost-cutting measure to reduce the weight. The controversial change to the Swiss chocolate bar was made because of the 'higher costs for numerous ingredients' in the wake of Brexit. Mondelez International, which owns Toblerone, denied the change was made 'as a direct result of Brexit', but it pointed out the exchange rate was 'not favourable'. The move has resulted in the weight of the 400g bars being reduced to 360g and the 170g bars to 150g, while the price remains the same. Hundreds have taken to social media to voice their 'disgust' that there will be bigger spaces between the peaks, although the packaging will remain the same size.

Mysterious tunnels built by King Ferdinand II of Bourbon snake underground in central Naples. These intriguing passageways were designed as an escape route for the king in 1853 before serving as a military hospital and bomb shelter in WWII and finally as a warehouse for impounded vehicles in the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s. The dusty aqueducts were recently rediscovered and now visitors can take a spell-binding tour of the tunnels encountering abandoned vintage motorbikes and cars along the way.

Vancouver-based Expand Furniture has over 130 products on offer, which all transform from a fairly simple structure, into a more elaborate piece of furniture. One piece of furniture on offer is the 'Flexible love 16 chair.' When fully folded, the chair, which is made of paper, measures just 64cm x 56cm x 19.7cm. But when extended out, in the same way that an accordion can be pulled to inflate with air, the tiny chair grows all the way into a 16 seat bench, measuring 64cm x 56cm x 720cm.

After months of speculation, the line-up of stars heading into the Australian jungle to battle it out on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! has finally been unveiled. The new pack of brave celebs have changed into their outback outfits for the first official photos - giving viewers a hint of what they can expect from the dramatic launch on November 13. This year's celebs are, as ever, a diverse bunch, including TV legend Carol Vorderman, George Clooney's model ex Lisa Snowdon, reality favourite Scarlett Moffatt, and hunky Emmerdale actor Adam Thomas. The group will find themselves sharing the famed jungle camp with some equally notable faces from across the world of sport and entertainment. Also making their way into the Outback jungle are former England footballer Wayne Bridge, Olympian Sam Quek and ex EastEnders villain Larry Lamb. The line-up is rounded off with the addition of Diversity dancer Jordan Banjo and comedian Joel Dommett.

Mrs May wore traditional Indian clothing as she visited the Sri Someshwara Hindu temple in Bangalore, the southern city which has become the IT sector hub of the sub-continent. The PM heading a business delegation with the aim of bringing down barriers to commerce and paving the way for a free trade agreement following Brexit. Wrapping up her three-day visit, she said: 'Leaving the EU presents us with a world of opportunities and I'm determined to seize them.'

Rosaria Birrane (right) said David Buchler (left), 64, 'destroyed her husband's life' in the incident in Harrods at London last New Year's Eve but was accused of being a racist at Isleworth Crown Court. A jury heard Buchler's defence barrister allege Mrs Birrane, 54, had a 'vendetta against Jews' and a 'history of Islamophobia'. Buchler denies assaulting Mr Birrane (inset with his wife) at the department store last year after allegedly 'jumping the queue to pay for two croissants'.

Kirstie Tancock (left), 27, from Honiton, Devon, has suffered from cystic fibrosis since she was born and has since had two double lung transplants. But in a heartbreaking blog, the pole dancer (right) says she has suffered her second chronic rejection and is now to ill to receive a third lifesaving operation. She is now preparing to leave hospital and spend her final days at home with her husband Stuart and the rest of her friends and family. Mrs Tancock (inset on her wedding day), who starred in 'Love on the Transplant List', said in her blog that she has come to terms with her fate and just hopes she has left her mark on the world.

Jeremy Clarkson grew up at the Grade II-listed Rowland Bridge House in the town of Tickhill near Doncaster, South Yorkshire, in the early 1970s. The luxury property is located near the prestigious Hill House and Repton schools which he attended as a child. His mother Shirley, who ran a small manufacturing business called Gabrielle Designs with his father Edward at the time, created the first Paddington Bear soft toy there in a last-ditch bid to afford school fees for son Jeremy. This meant Clarkson, who was 12 at the time, became the first child in the UK to own a Paddington Bear toy as a result, alongside sister Joanna.

You've heard of the Rich Kids of Instagram: those spoiled twenty somethings who love nothing more than flaunting their wealth online. Then there is the Rich Kids app, an exclusive club where some of the 25,000 members pay £890 a month to post their self-obsessed pictures, in a bid to weed out fake heirs. It's just been banned by Apple for violating its terms - to its narcissistic stars' frustration. So just who are these obnoxious rich kids? Sarah Rainey holds her nose and takes a look.

The emergence of humans accounts for just a blink in the timeline of our planet - but in the short period that humans have lived on Earth, populations have risen to staggering numbers. A new animation from the American Museum of Natural History shows the exponential growth of our species, from less than a million people when modern humans began migrating out of Africa about 100,000 years ago to more than 7.2 billion alive today. The most dramatic increase has occurred only recently; while it took humans roughly 200,000 years to reach a population of 1 billion, it took just 200 years beyond that to get to where we are now.

Officials say neither Anil Verma, 31, nor Raghav Uday, 38, (inset) could swim, and a criminal investigation has been launched. The footage shows the duo - along with action hero Duniya Vijay, who survived the tragedy - leap into the water during a climactic scene for a movie called Maastigudi. Moments before the stunt, Uday had said: 'I hope that all will be fine with the grace of God.'

Warwick University's female rowing team has shared a glimpse of its 2017 naked calendar. The tasteful black and white calendar will go on sale next week to raise money for Macmillan Cancer Support. It shows the girls cycling (top left), paddling boats (top right), lifting weights (bottom left), and proudly displaying their team flag (bottom right) - all without their kit. The team's first calendar was dubbed 'pornographic' and was briefly banned from Facebook, but went on to generate £12,000 for the cancer charity.

Pranshu, from Jalandhar in the Indian state of Punjab, was born with a medical defect and is unable to walk. Villagers believe he is a divine child and a reincarnation of the god Ganesha. Ganesha, depicted with an elephant's head on a human body, is the god of good fortune who provides prosperity, fortune and success. Pranshu has embraced his role as a religious icon to his adoring flock. He said: 'I look like Ganesha and people don't even know my real name. My teachers also worship me at the school. My friends don't bully me at all as they believe I am Lord Ganesha. I am happy when people call me Ganesha Ji. It makes me happy. I want to be like this only. I am happy with my big head and face.'

A desperate 19-year-old in China has posted an advertisement to sell herself in order to raise money for her ill mother's medical treatment. In a post on Chinese social media, Cao Mengyuan (pictured) said the treatment would cost around 350,000 Yuan (£41,000), but whoever offered the highest money would win the right to 'use her body at will'. An insider today told MailOnline that a 'generous boss' had responded to the advertisement and agreed to help Cao cover her mother's medical bills. However, the insider declined to reveal what the man intended to do with Cao (pictured in the inset with her mother).

Veterans and serving soldiers alike turned out for the funeral of John Kearns (top inset and bottom right), 95, who served in the Army for more than 30 years but died in Derbyshire with no known relatives. A friend of the former private contacted the Royal British Legion, which put out a social media appeal for well-wishers to attend his cremation, with 200 people answering the call (bottom inset). A piper and standard bearers (top right) marched in front of his hearse ahead of the ceremony to perform a special tribute to Mr Kearns (left), who was described as a 'completely reliable and trustworthy' soldier during his career.

Cycling protesters staged a 'die in' (bottom left and right) last night as they called for HGVs to be banned from London's roads. They gathered outside London Mayor Sadiq Khan's office after Filippo Corsini (top left) died in Knightsbridge last week. The Italian prince's bike was hit by a lorry and he became the tenth cyclist to die on the capital's roads this year. 'Stop Killing Cyclists' activists and safety campaigners staged the vigil outside City Hall near Tower Bridge. Mr Corsini's bike was dragged under the wheels of a lorry outside a Harvey Nichols store on Monday last week. The 21-year-old was the heir to a Florentine noble family and a student at Regent's University London. The lorry driver, a man aged 42, was arrested at the scene on suspicion of causing death by careless driving.

Parts of a main street collapsed in the heart of Fukuoka, a major city in southern Japan on Tuesday, creating a massive sinkhole (pictured) and cutting off power, water and gas supplies to parts of the city. The cause of the collapse is under investigation, Fukuoka officials said, but they linked it to ongoing subway construction nearby. A smaller sinkhole occurred in Fukuoka in 2014 at another location of the subway construction.

Camilla, right, with a patient, visited the newly opened Al Jalila Children's Speciality Hospital in Dubai, which treats up to 60 patients per day from birth to age 16. 'It is a very good facility, it is brilliant,' Camilla said. After arriving by helicopter, Camilla was handed a bouquet of red, white and blue flowers by eight-year-old Omar Ahmed. Camilla first viewed the imaging room before going into the rehabilitation centre to meet two children on exercise balls, used to strengthen their muscles, left. She also went into the media centre of the hospital, where children can play on a virtual football pitch and communicate with friends and family remotely. Camilla was accompanied by the glamorous Princess Haya, 42, wife of Sheikh Mohammed, the ruler of Dubai, inset together.

Teenage 'train surfers' have filmed themselves clinging onto carriages travelling at speeds of 115km/h. The dangerous craze sees the masked teenagers - who call themselves the Sky High Idiots - hang onto the back of speeding trains in Melbourne. Shocking footage shows a teenage girl (left) and four male friends (right) hanging onto the back of a train. Three teenagers have died in the last four years while riding the outside of the trains, but the irresponsible group say they are not afraid of death.

The Wanda Reign on the Bund hotel in Shanghai, China, took more than three years to build. The 20-storey building combines art deco style and early 20th century Chinese design. Pictured clockwise from top left: One of the four restaurants, a private karaoke room, a spa suite and the lobby. Inset: The hotel's exterior.

The tiny pup, Chica, was filmed trying to fight off sleep but finding it impossible. Lying on her front, the cute pup's eyes begin to close and her head starts falling. She attempts vainly to pull her head back up and it ends up on the floor. The clip, filmed in Birmingham, was posted to Chica's Instagram page, where it has received thousands of views.