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NEW When Lucy Scott (centre in right image with her mother and sister), 18, from Glasgow, was brought out of her coma, a cruel side effect of her meningitis had caused her whole life to be wiped from her memory. She couldn't remember who she was or recognise any of her family or friends. A brain scan revealed scar tissue on the organ, which had caused her to forget her entire life and left her as 'helpless as a newborn baby'. Miss Scott (left with her mother) has spent the past two years learning how to walk, talk, read, write and do everyday tasks she first learned as a child.

The MG6 costs £18,600 at the showroom but loses nearly £14,000 of that value over the first three years of its life. This leaves the Chinese-made car at the top of a list of the ten worst depreciations. The popular Fiat 500L comes in third place - dropping from £22,135 to £7,375. This is followed by the Vauxhall Meriva in fourth, which went from £19,007 to £6,392. to £6,392. And the Ford Ka might start out economical at £9,790, but only retained 36.2 per cent of its value after three years.

Like last week's opening show, Planet Earth II left Sir David Attenborough looking not so much the saint we'd always thought he was but a heartless sadist. Not a TV God or English gent, but well a total bastard intent on making us all suffer.

A two-minute silence led by the Queen (shown left) has been held to honour the war dead as the nation's leaders gathered at the Cenotaph on Remembrance Sunday. The head of state was joined by Prime Minister Theresa May for the annual service in central London in memory of those killed in past and present conflicts. More than 750 Armed Forces personnel were applauded by the gathered crowd as they marched to form a hollow square around the memorial. As Big Ben struck 11am, the King's Troop Royal Horse Artillery fired their First World War-era guns to mark the beginning and end of the reflection in the heart of Whitehall. The Last Post was then sounded. The Duchess of Cambridge, Duchess of Cornwall and other royals watched on from the balcony (pictured main) as commemorations took place.

President-elect Donald Trump has said he plans to deport two to three million undocumented immigrants with criminal records from the country immediately - and has insisted that will build his wall. In an interview with CBS's 60 Minutes that airs on Sunday evening - his first since winning the election - Trump insisted that he will build the wall along the US-Mexico border that was a vital part of his presidential campaign. Trump kicked off his presidential campaign by outlining his uncompromising stance on immigration.

The TV host tweeted on Thursday a picture of Donald Trump at the White House with President Barack Obama with the caption 'Everybody take a deep breath! Hope lives. She also told Entertainment Tonight that seeing President Obama and President-elect Trump together had 'given her hope.' But her response was not echoed by the thousands of fans on her social media and the scores of celebrities who have turned against her following her statement.

A magnitude 7.8 earthquake centred north of Christchurch on New Zealand's South Island struck just after midnight on Sunday, triggering a two-metre high tsunami. The NZ government's GeoNet website said the earthquake, which was 15km deep, was severe and felt throughout the country. A tsunami has been generated in response to the earthquake and the first wave arrived on the eastern coast of the South Island just before 2am on Monday local time, according to the NZ Ministry of Civil Defence and Emergency Management. The largest waves, between three to five metres, are expected between Marlborough Peninsula near Wellington and Banks Peninsula.

The High Street will leave you little change from £150 - and that's hard to justify for something that shines briefly at the Christmas bash before being banished to the back of the wardrobe. This year, the UK's three biggest supermarkets are very much hoping you might consider a design from one of their labels, including this year's It-dress from Asda (centre). Pictured, (left to right) a gold metallic dress, £18, from Asda, a navy jumpsuit, £18, from Asda, a velvet bodycon dress, £16, from Asda, a black lace dress with nude cutout, £35, from Tesco and a one shoulder dress, £40, from Tesco.

After wowing with his Gangnam Style moves, Ed Balls was saved yet again from the dance off by the public vote on Sunday's Strictly Come Dancing Results show. Instead, Daisy Lowe was sent home after finding herself in the bottom two against Greg Rutherford, leading to an almighty war of words between fans on Twitter.

The satellite is orbiting as close to Earth as it has done for almost 70 years tonight, but Monday is expected to be the best evening for capturing a rare close-up of the moon. Although the countryside is the best place to see the night's sky in all its glory, some stunning scenes have also been captured over London landmarks such as Canary Wharf and the Eye (main image). Other photographers took the opportunity to clamber up rural landscapes like Beacon Hill near Loughborough and Whitby Abbey, North Yorkshire (top right) to catch a glimpse of the phenomenon. And it was not just Brits who were getting in on the act, with the supermoon also snapped above Russia and Israel.

Spanish archaeologists have discovered a millennia-old mummy in 'very good condition' near the southern Egyptian town of Luxor. The find was in a tomb (right) probably dating from between 1075-664 BC. The mummy had been bound with linen stuck together with plaster. It was in a brightly coloured wooden sarcophagus (left and inset) and had been buried near a temple from the era of fourth-millennium warrior king Thutmose III. The tomb was likely to have belonged to a nobleman, Amenrenef, who was 'a servant of the royal household', the antiquities ministry said.

Eagles of Death Metal frontman Jesse Hughes (pictured left outside the Bataclan and right arriving in Paris) has been branded 'sick' by the manager of the Bataclan concert hall who turned him away when he arrived at the venue on Saturday night. Eagles of Death Metal were playing during the ISIS attack at the venue on November 13, 2015. Hughes and his manager reportedly tried to enter the venue for Sting's (inset) 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 Hughes earlier this year suggested that Muslim staff were involved in the gun and suicide bomb attack.

Lee Francis (inset, right), 39, broke into 66-year-old Ronald Parker's home and was found rummaging through an upstairs bedroom. The pensioner (inset, left) bravely tackled Francis to the floor, but during the struggle Francis bit him with such force the man was left with a fractured finger. Francis attacked the pensioner's 93-year-old mother Rose (left), who hit him with a walking stick before fleeing the house in Castle Bromwich, West Midlands, with items worth £2,000. Francis left a nasty wound on Mr Parker (inset) and left his tooth (right) behind, which would later be his undoing.

London's High Court heard how Flora Mascolo (pictured left with her daughter Emmanuella), widow of Toni&Guy; founder Guy Mascolo (inset), had an 18-month relationship with Swiss-born 'celebrity chef' and restaurateur Michael Riemenschneider. During the relationship she claims she bought him a £150,000 Mercedes and gave him £2.12m to invest in two new restaurants. But she now says Mr Riemenschneider (shown right) is a 'liar' and a gold-digger who 'used the restaurants as a front' to obtain her millions. She says he falsely 'led her to believe that he was a well-connected chef with a Michelin star grading' when he was in reality a 'professional conman'. Mr Riemenschneider, who has a string of UK restaurants, denies all the allegations against him, and says he is not being given a fair chance to defend himself.

CCTV footage shows a woman walking out of the restaurant carrying the 10-month-old boy in the city of Shiyan, central China. The baby's mother had reportedly left him with the restaurant worker after she offered to look after him briefly. However, the boy's mother returned several minutes later to find her son and the woman had disappeared. Police managed to trace the woman and child within two hours using surveillance footage.

Chilean-born photographer Camilo Jose Vergara has spent four decades revisiting poor and segregated neighbourhoods around America. Pictured, left, the dilapidated Ransom Gillis Mansion in Detroit, seen in 1993, top, and seven years later, bottom. Pictured, right, A large apartment complex on Vyse Avenue in New York's South Bronx, pictured in 1980, top, and after it was demolished six years later, bottom.

SPENCER MORGAN IN NEW YORK: The Irishman, who dispatched on lightweight king-pin Eddie Alvarez with ease at UFC 205, revealed he will become a father for the first time next year. McGregor had been teasing a 'big announcement' in the build up to the Madison Square Garden main event but made no mention of it as he discussed his stunning triumph with commentator Joe Rogan following the fight.

Davy Moakes (inset), 86, and Helen Andre (right), 82, met and fell in love at art college in Derbyshire and Davy proposed in 1951. But his fiancée's parents would not give their blessing to the union - fearing Davy would struggle to provide for his family if he pursued a career as an artist. The wedding was scrapped two years later. Helen went on to be widowed three times, while Davy has lost two spouses. The pair have now finally married 65 years later (left).

The footage shows the vessels being destroyed in the Niger Delta as part of an effort to stop illegal oil refining. Two other barges were destroyed in a similar operation near Kidney Island and the Alakiri oil field in Rivers State, southern Nigeria, on Thursday. The video was posted by the Nigerian Air Force (NAF) on their Facebook page.

People who can afford $25,000 (£20,000) a month to hire a luxury apartment in Los Angeles are being offered a robot butler, which provides room service with a personal touch. Crescent Heights, who operates a 40-storey tower block in Beverly Hills, have thrown in the electronic valets, nicknamed Charley (pictured), as part of the rental fee. All those who move into the building will be given special iPads allowing them to order items which will be delivered by a team of Charleys. They are fitted with a secure compartment (inset) which means there is no chance of a neighbour pinching another resident's delivery as it trundles down the corridor.

Antarctica is 14 million square kilometres of ice-covered landmass with temperatures dropping to below -90 degrees C. Striking images show the vast landscape of the continent which is home to the to the coldest, windiest and driest conditions on the planet. Scientists don climbing gear to squeeze their way through the naturally formed ice caves dotted around the vast area, top centre. Scott Base in New Zealand, bottom right, is vital to the their survival when exploring the continent and are kept company by the wildlife including penguins, bottom centre, and whales.

Those playing the game are transported into a mythical world complete with floating islands, canyons and volcanos as they fly the dragon. The replica dragon is shaped and painted in the same way as the virtual dragon in a bid to enhance the user experience. The game was designed by Abhishek Singh, who is based in New York.