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Meghan Markle's attitudes to relationships, the death threats she's received, and some of the dubious TV jobs she's taken can be revealed - thanks to a wide-ranging conversation she had with Mail on Sunday columnist Piers Morgan over a dirty martini in a London pub. Piers met the American actress in London in June, months before the world learned about her Royal relationship. She hinted about a 'persistent' man in her life - and the very next night, she was seen with Prince Harry at fashionable members' club Soho House.

It's not often people get the chance to help out a legendary rock star like Bruce Springsteen. But a few veterans got that chance on Friday when they spotted Springsteen on his broken down motorcycle on the side of the road in Freehold, New Jersey. A group from the Freehold American Legion was riding after a Veterans Day event when Dan Barkalow (left with Springsteen) says he saw a stranded motorcyclist up ahead near Allaire State Park in Wall Township. Barkalow says they tried to help get his bike running, but when they couldn't, Springsteen - wearing a brown riding jacket and a red handkerchief - hopped on the back of Ryan Bailey's bike and they headed to a local bar.

Angry anti-Donald Trump protesters have been arrested for hurling rocks at police in Indianapolis, as demonstrations against the President-elect continue for a fourth night across the country. At least seven people were arrested in Indianapolis on Saturday night, with more than 500 protesters clashing with police in the city. The demonstration - held in Vice President-elect Mike Pence's state - was 'mostly peaceful' before 'police used what appeared to be a pepper gun on some protesters walking in the street,' according to reports. Indianapolis Metropolitan Police later said seven arrests were made and two officers were injured after protesters allegedly threw rocks at officers who were trying to 'keep the peace'. There were also protests in Chicago, where thousands marched through the streets of downtown and rallied outside Trump's hotel in the city. Other demonstrations were taking place in Portland, Atlanta, Salt Lake City, Washington DC, and Phoenix. Meanwhile in New York, Liberal film-maker Michael Moore made it to the fourth floor of Manhattan's Trump Tower in his bid to confront President-elect Trump and call on him to step down, before he was stopped by Secret Service guards. Moore, who had been a vocal critic of Trump during the election, joined thousands of people in protesters in Manhattan on Saturday morning, before he managed to get inside Trump Tower.

NEW Saturday Night Live has opened in sombre fashion, with Kate McKinnon's Hillary Clinton character performing Leonard Cohen's Hallelujah to start the show. McKinnon wore one of Clinton's trademark white pantsuits as she played the late-Cohen's iconic song on piano in-front of the studio audience. The Emmy-winner appeared to get emotional during some of the more poignant moments in the song, many that could be related to Clinton's election defeat at the hands of Donald Trump this week. Alec Baldwin's Donald Trump character did not make an appearance during the opening segment. However, after reaching the end of the song, McKinnon closed with a positive message. 'I'm not giving up, and neither should you,' McKinnon said, before kicking the show over to comedian Dave Chapelle for his opening monologue.

She's set to become America's First Lady, with a life cossetted in the extravagant luxury afforded only to the super-rich. And although Melania Trump's existence today (left) as the wife of a billionaire is far removed from her childhood (inset) in a communist state, it is the fulfilment of the dreams that she nurtured living in her own white house as a 16-year-old. Now The Mail on Sunday has gone back to the young Melania's home town, spoken to some of her school friends - and tracked down that white house built by her father (top right).

The president-elect made the controversial pledge to build a wall along the entire length of the US-Mexico border (left) during his campaign. There's anger about it in the border towns of Laredo, Texas and Nuevo Laredo, Mexico. 'If he comes here we will shoot him,' said one Mexican. Nobody we spoke to thought a wall would make a real difference when it comes to illegal migrants (right) risking life and limb to reach the United States.

Scarlett Fakhar, a news anchor for Fox affiliate KRIV-TV, (pictured left and right) has come under fire after posting a controversial post (inset) on Facebook voicing her support for president-elect Donald Trump. The 25-year-old from Texas shared the post a day after Tuesday's election in which she also criticized the Obama administration. Fakhar wrote about how she had prayed 'for the best leader to turn this country that has become violent and racist under the Obama administration than ever... into the America I once knew.' She has since apologized for 'making public my personal views on the outcome of the election and other issues.'

Police (left) are searching for a suspect after hundreds of shoppers were rushed out of an upstate New York mall when reports spread about possible gunshots being fired near retail stores on Saturday. State Police Maj Bill Keeler said that reports came in around 2.30pm at the Crossgates Mall, suggesting the shots were linked to a possible confrontation between two men who fled the scene. Guilderland Police Chief Carol Lawlor says no one is in custody yet but are looking for one suspect. Lawlor confirmed that two suspects who were detained earlier, were not involved in the shooting and have been released. She said investigators were examining a video that showed a man in a white shirt and a black hoodie. No injuries were reported in the shooting.

Trident Lakes is a $300million development in the small city of Ector, Texas, (top right) where investors are plotting to create the subterranean world over 700 acres of land. The complex will be signposted above ground by a massive fountain with a statue of Poseidon towering 50ft above it. Developers believe they have tapped into a gap in the market for wealthy Texans who are eager to prepare for the worst. 'The initial perception is that it's defined as a doomsday scenario. 'I'm trying to change the perception to a long-term sustainable community, with the concept of a 200-year community.

Todd Kohlhepp (left and right) is said to have exhibited a wealth of strange behavior that sent shivers down the spines of those who knew the now-confessed serial killed. His strange acts included watching pornographic videos during work, making macabre jokes in marketing literature and openly discussing that he was a sex offender. But, despite the creepy behavior, he was an award-winning agent described as a hard worker and good boss. All the while, authorities say, he was hiding a grisly secret that included seven killings over 13 years. He gunned down four people at a motorcycle shop in 2003 and within the last year killed three more, authorities said. The crimes were uncovered earlier this month when investigators found Kala Brown (inset, left) - who had been missing for two months - was found 'chained like a dog' inside a shipping container on his rural land. Police are said to have rescued her after hearing a banging sound when they arrived at Kohlhepp's property with a search warrant. The body of her boyfriend Charlie Carver (inset, right), 32, was also found at the property.

An adorable video of dogs leaping through tall grass is making the rounds online as half a dozen pooches prance like antelopes. The 40-second clip posted to YouTube on Wednesday shows the excited pups being let loose in a field of tall green grass. The dogs of all different breeds and sizes dart off into the field without a care in the world.As they leap through the grass, they seem to be swimming like dolphin in water. Each dog pops up as it leaps through the grass and then disappears as it land again. The woman filming the dogs laughs as the goofy pups leap through the field.

The woman, believed to be from the US, filmed herself striking a series of poses to display her muscly figure - including her washboard abs. However, some social media users suggested that it was 'dangerous' for her to sculpt her body in this way. One person described it as 'a step too far', while another suggested it was 'bad for her body'.

The Queen (pictured left) and other members of the Royal Family have arrived at the Royal Albert Hall for the annual Royal Festival of Remembrance. This year the event will mark the centenaries of the Battle of the Somme and the Battle of Jutland, the 25th anniversary of the Gulf War and the and the 80th anniversary of the first flight of the Supermarine Spitfire. Other royals attending the service on Saturday include the Duke of Edinburgh (left, with the Queen), the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall (right) and the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge (middle).

A video shows members of the United States Marines Corps as they are pepper sprayed and tased for non-lethal weapons training purposes. Marines stand in the footage and are hit with the substance. Marines can be seen red-faced and distraught in reaction to the spray. The footage also shows some Marines washing out their eyes with water hoses. Other parts of the video shows Marines being tased as they are restrained. Several people tased proceed to make noises in reaction.

More than 40 leading musicians, actors, sportsmen and other personalities appear in this new version of the famous sleeve of the Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band record, released in 1967. But can you name them all?

Paris' Bataclan concert hall turned away two members of Eagles of Death Metal who were playing during the ISIS attack at the venue last year. They tried to enter the venue for Sting's gig as the hall reopened to mark the anniversary of the massacre which killed 90 innocent music fans. But director Jules Frutos refused to let them in after frontman Jesse Hughes earlier this year suggested that Muslim staff were involved in the gun and suicide bomb attack on November 13, 2015.

Devastating CCTV footage from China shows a grandmother accidentally dropping her four-month-old grandson 30ft down the side of an escalator to its death after she lost her footing and let go of him. The baby boy was reportedly rushed to hospital but died in the early hours of this morning.

Actress Leslie Hippensteel, left and far right, is suspected of blackmailing her husband with a sex tape he had made with his mistress, which she then allegedly sent to his employer, the Houston Christian High School. Court documents say Hippensteel found sex tapes made by her husband, John Ousley, pictured center, with his mistress and demanded he pay her hush money.

This year's Christmas tree made a spectacular arrival in Rockefeller Center Saturday morning. A couple of hundred adults and children braved the chilly, 40-degree fall weather and watched workers hoist down the 94-foot tree using a crane. The Norway spruce (pictured, main, in its spot and upper left being positioned) was cut down Thursday in upstate Oneonta and arrived to New York City after a 140-mile truck trip. It originally was in the backyard of Angie and Graig Eichler, who watched as the tree was raised upright again Saturday. The tree's 50,000 lights will be switched on during a November 30 ceremony. The tree will remain lit until January 7 (last year's tree is pictured top right).

A furious wife pulled a machete on her husband on a busy street in broad daylight after he was out drinking all night in Bangkok, Thailand. The woman drove around looking for her husband in peak hour, the morning after his bender before she waved the hunting knife in his face, ordering him to go home.

Emmanuel Shahid Avraham, from Westside Hills in Georgia, US, was filmed leading his blindfolded wife outside their home to show her the new Jaguar. His wife Connie can be heard laughing hysterically as he carries her down the steps. She breaks down in tears when he takes off her blindfold and she sees her new set of wheels.

Forget boring old toast and peanut butter - breakfast need never be beige again. Food stylist, Adeline Waugh, from Miami, is the brains behind 'unicorn toast' (pictured) - a brightly-coloured breakfast trend made from bread, cream cheese and natural ingredients on toast such as turmeric root, blueberry powder and beetroot juice. The trend is currently sweeping Instagram and gaining thousands of fans.

A couple of Australian man have come up with an unusual, but dangerous, way of opening a beer bottle. The video posted on Hoonbag shows a man, believed to be in his 20s, crouching down holding an unopened beer. In slow motion, a motorbike rolls into the screen and the man slows down and performs a 'stoppie'.

It's the hotly-anticipated show that's already captured the nation's attention, thanks to stunning scenes of dozens of snakes chasing baby iguanas and penguins risking their lives to feed their babies. And there are plenty of spectacular high-definition moments to look forward to this Sunday, as the second episode of Sir David Attenborough's Planet Earth II is broadcast on BBC One, focusing on mountain wildlife. This week we will be treated to personal views of the mythical and elusive snow leopard (main) in the Himalayas which will include four coming together when a mother and cub become trapped between two rival males. Among the films recorded in 40 different countries over more than 2,000 shooting days, viewers can also expect to see the sight of nubian ibex mountain goats (top left) and a mountain viscacha basking in the sun in the Andes (bottom left).

Venetians braved flooding in the city called the 'acqua alta' to protest against the high cost of living and erosion of city buildings that have forced thousands to move out to the suburbs. Hundreds of locals, carrying suitcases to symbolize their steady exodus from their beloved city, traipsed over the bridges that crisscross canals, on a path that took them to City Hall. At the protest's conclusion, one of their leaders dressed as a doge, a figure who was a prestigious official in the glory days of the Venice Republic, and rode in a gondola. The Italian city's daytime population swells during the day, when many Venetians who now live on the mainland commute to the historic center for jobs, many of them in hotels, restaurants and souvenir shops serving tourists.