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Isle of Wight drowned his daughter, killed pet dogs and hung himself to 'punish his wife'

Keziah Flux-Edmonds (pictured right) was killed by her father Darren (centre with his daughter and wife Nikki), 44, who drowned her in the bathtub of the family home in East Cowes, Isle of Wight before laying her body in the master bedroom. The father-of-one also killed the family's two terrier dogs. Keziah's lifeless body was found with her arms wrapped around her beloved pets Arnie and Maximus. Both the dogs were soaking wet and it is believed Flux-Edmonds drowned them too. Flux-Edmonds, who suffered from depression, was looking after Keziah while her mother Nikki Flux-Edmonds was at work for an hour. He sent her a chilling text 25 minutes after she left the house. The inquest heard the long message began with 'Congratulations' and ended with: 'You have left me with nothing, I'll leave you with only memories.' Keziah's grandmother June Lillian Flux is pictured left leaving the inquest today. A coroner concluded that Keziah's death was an unlawful killing and her father had killed himself.

Louise Maloney from Greater Manchester goes missing after work Christmas party

This is the emotional moment a woman was told her younger sister had been found alive more than 30 hours after she vanished during a works Christmas party. Make-up artist Kirstie Prince, 27, (pictured right) had mounted a frantic search for mother-of-two Louise Maloney, 24, (left) after she was last seen at 2am on Monday during a party in central Manchester. Boutique shop girl Louise - who rarely goes out - had left her daughter, aged five and son aged three with a babysitter so she could go to her work Christmas party. But she failed to return home and did not get in contact with relatives or friends.

Labour MP Ben Bradshaw, a prominent Remain supporter, raised doubts about the validity of the result in June as he warned people underestimated the extent of cyber-warfare by Vladimir Putin.

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The pair are said to have been out and about not far from his Kensington Palace home yesterday evening as they prepare to spend some time together before Christmas.

Commuters pack on to a platform at East Croydon station, where a number of Southern services usually stop

Some 300,000 rail passengers who use Southern services each day will have to find other routes home today after the drivers with the Aslef union started a 48-hour walk out at midnight.

NEW Briton Michael Sandford, 20, has been jailed for 12 months by a Las Vegas court for trying to grab a policeman's gun at a Donald Trump rally in an alleged bid to kill the now US president-elect.

'I don't want to sit next to a screaming baby': Mother carrying an infant is kicked out of first class seat by passengers who are angry because she didn't have the right ticket... but who is in the right? 

Tyrone Williams, from Bromley, shared a video that captured the moment when the woman was forced out of her seat despite the fact she had an infant in a sling. The mother sat down in the first class section of a Southern Rail train to Brighton. However, fellow passengers argued that she shouldn't be allowed to sit there because she doesn't have a first class ticket but the mother points out it is a priority seat. Southern Rail say that priority seats in first class are available to ticket holders only unless it has been declassified due to disruption.

Mentally ill Edwin Gyekye, 31, killed beauty student Sarrah Garba (pictured), his girlfriend of 12 years, at their home in Gateshead on September 23 last year.

Scotland Yard has received 106 separate allegations of historical sex abuse connected with individuals at 32 London football clubs, including four in the Premier League and two in the Championship, the Metropolitan Police said.

The fireball crashed down in southern Spain at about 10.25pm on Sunday and the huge streak of light in the sky was witnessed by tourists and residents in the Costa Del Sol.

Piers Baker, 41, was left furious after the customer claimed they suffered food poisoning after eating at the Sun Inn in Dedham on the Essex-Suffolk border.

Fiona Walker, pictured, from just outside Kilmarnock, said she was too frightened to call the police so begged for help on social media instead.

April Horscraft, 9, has wowed with her Christmas gift wrapping skills after winning a competition run by retailer WHSmith. She showed the best ways to wrap tricky presents on ITV's This Morning.

RAIL STRIKE MISERY
 

'Union scumbags!': Angry commuter is caught hurling abuse at Southern Rail train staff live on Good Morning Britain 

Good Morning Britain correspondent Nick Dixon was reporting from Brighton train station this morning, where members of the Aslef and RMT unions are picketing. While Dixon was speaking to presenters Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid, an irate commuter walked up to the drivers and shouted: 'Scumbags, union scumbags' (seen main). It came as some 300,000 were forced to find alternate routes to work after Southern rail drivers started their 48-hour strike this morning. (inset, Victoria Underground station in London).

Despite a day of strikes bringing the failing network between the South Coast and London to a complete standstill, passengers still managed to see the funny side on Twitter.

Unite members employed by Wincanton at an Argos distribution centre in Burton-under-Needwood, Staffordshire, will walk out for three days from next Tuesday.

The Communication Workers Union (CWU) shocked millions waiting for presents to arrive or who are planning to send gifts by announcing a five days of industrial action.

The veteran left-winger declared £25,000 from the Rail, Maritime and Transport Union (RMT) and another £10,000 from Aslef over the summer.

KATIE HOPKINS on the Southern Railway strikes

Do you remember the last time striking staff told us it was 'all about safety'? That was the claim of militant junior doctors, who were actually striking about pay, writes KATIE HOPKINS. Once their real motives became patently obvious, the strikes were called off. And the BMA union showed itself for what it is: a mob of overpaid Labour stooges for whom everything is a political battle and to whom the average man in the street matters not one jot. This week's strike by Southern Railway is no different. Striking staff are holding banners saying 'This strike is all about safety'. It is not. It is about who is going to close the doors on the trains. And now the Aslef union has revealed itself for what it is: an overpaid mob of militant Labour supporters who will happily make millions suffer to keep jobs for a handful of old boys - at vastly inflated salaries.

Women have been proudly sharing pictures of the outfits their husbands hate on social media, using hashtags like #ClothesMyHusbandHates and #ManRepeller.

Yaya Toure has accepted a charge of drink driving, but insists that he did not 'intentionally consume alcohol'. He has been banned for 18 months and fined £54,000 by magistrates.

A fleet of 15 caravans and a group of around 40 travellers arrived on the playing field in the village of Kemsing on Saturday night.

Researchers from Tel-Aviv University used a motorised glove and a virtual reality headset to carry out the unusual experiment.

Nuala Burke from Levenshulme, Greater Manchester, couldn't believe her eyes when she spotted the animal while taking her springer spaniel Patch for a walk.

The footage was reportedly taken in Dockside Road, Grangetown - a very remote area near the river Tees in Middlesbrough - last week.

Kanye West and entourage arrive at Trump Tower but is he visiting Donald?

Kanye West swept into the lobby of Trump Tower in a move which suggests he is meeting Donald Trump. The rapper was followed by an entourage which included a videographer but did not say what he was doing there. The 39-year-old, who until recently had been recovering from a nervous breakdown in hospital in Los Angeles, was taken upstairs. It is unclear if he is meeting Trump or another member of the transition team, or part of the Trump business empire. Trump's transition team is currently looking for performers at the inauguration on January 20, and the addition of one of rap's biggest names would clearly be a huge coup.

Cast your minds back to a few weeks before the US election, when it never crossed the Hillary camp's elitist, arrogant minds that Trump, the ignorant Neanderthal, could beat her.

Trump has asserted that 'no one really knows' who hacked Democrats before the election or why - a claim that flies in the face of U.S. intelligence. The White House ripped him for it Monday.

Trump said: 'His tenacity, broad experience and deep understanding of geopolitics make him an excellent choice for Secretary of State.'

A CIA claim touted by Democrats that Russian hacking was designed to aid Clinton's defeat are rejected by the Office of the Director of National Security because the CIA's spies can't prove it is true.

BA captain reveals how he battled in vain to save his daughter, 14

Hannah Cubin collapsed suddenly after going to a sleepover at a friend's house. Her mother Dawn got an 11pm call from Hannah's friend saying something was wrong and she and Mr Cubin rushed to their daughter's side. While Mrs Cubin performed CPR, her husband gave mouth to mouth before paramedics arrived at the house in Malmesbury, Wiltshire. They spent an hour trying to save the youngster but to no avail and she was pronounced dead from a suspected heart attack.

The Scottish First minister hinted that London, where there has been anger over the Brexit vote, could be a target for the party.

If you're sceptical about the paranormal, you may want to read on as thousands of people have taken to Reddit to share their spooky stories - and they'll make your hairs stand on end.

A velvet Bruce Oldfield evening dress worn by Princess Diana has sold for more than £56,000 at an auction of her iconic dresses in London, with one fetching five times more than expected.

The Prince of Wales visited the Dormition Cathedral in Knightsbridge today, where he met with church leaders and members of the congregation ahead of a prayer service.

Rodrigo Duterte's war on drugs claims 5,900 lives in five months

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT. Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte's war on drugs has pushed the death toll to 5,927 since he took office in June vowing to get rid of narcotics in the country. The radical leader insists he is not a killer, despite the country's streets being littered with dead bodies due to his crackdown on illicit drugs (main and inset). President Duterte said he is not about to pull the plug on his operation, but would happily allow citizens to enjoy Christmas and New Year in peace if people stopped taking drugs.

Overall, average house prices in the UK have increased by 6.9 per cent in the year to October 2016 - a small slowdown from 7.0 per cent in the year to September 2016.

ONS house price figures showed Essex's Basildon and Berkshire's Slough, where prices have risen 19.9% and 19.6%, respectively, racing ahead of the rest of the UK.

Where are the Love Actually cast now 13 years on?

Since its release in 2003, Love Actually has become a bona fide Christmas classic. The singing schoolgirl Joanna (top left), played by Olivia Olson (below left), is now 24, and still singing and acting in LA, while her secret admirer Sam (above, second from left), played by Thomas Brodie Sangster (below, second from left), has appeared in Game of Thrones and the Maze Runner. Martine McCutcheon, who played Downing Street staffer Natalie (above, third from left), was recently announced as a Loose Women panellist (below, third from left), while shy Karl (above, third from right), played by the hunky Brazilian actor Rodrigo Santoro, now stars in the HBO hit Westworld (below, third from right). Hugh Grant, who starred as Prime Minister David 13 years ago (above, second from right), just picked up a Best Actor award for his performance in Florence Foster Jenkins alongside Meryl Streep (below, second from right), and Chiwetel Ejiofor (top right, who played Peter), picked up Oscar, Golden Globe and BAFTA nominations for his role in 12 Years a Slave (below, right).

Alan Wass, 33, collapsed after he was injected with heroin at a Norman Campbell's flat in Ladbroke Grove, West London in April 2015, Westminster Coroner's Court has heard.

The free update, which is now available to Tinder users worldwide, includes a new, swipeable remote control and a large-screen version of the app in HD.

Awkward Family Photos showcase hilarious classic haircuts

Awkward Family Photos have shared some of the most outlandish hairdos from the decade. It seems that the rule of thumb is the bigger the hair the better with perms and mullets making a regular appearance. Some adventurous men can be seen getting creative with their fronts and sides as well as the back of their head.

What if you could have fun over Christmas without putting on half a stone? Experts say you can - and they've shared pre-Christmas detox tips you can try.

Experts have revealed that drinking Champagne from a wine glass makes it taste better; that wine glasses should never be held by the bowl; and that red wine should be put in the FRIDGE before serving.

Britain's most hated mother Karen Matthews 'wants plastic surgery'

Spotted leaving a fish and chip shop (right), Britain's most hated mother Karen Matthews (left) is seen on the street just days after demanding plastic surgery to avoid being attacked. The 41-year-old was jailed for eight years in 2008 after faking the kidnap of her own daughter, Shannon (inset), then nine in what a judge described as a 'truly despicable' plot. Now Matthews has reportedly told a friend she wants to change her appearance in a bid to stop people recognising her and out of fear of being attacked. Matthews says she has fireworks thrown at her in the street, was repeatedly attacked by other inmates while in prison and feels particularly lonely at Christmas when she 'sees other families'. She also said her past has put her off finding love, reportedly telling a friend, 'I'm done with men' - despite claiming she was bombarded with letters from male admirers while she was in jail.

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A fifth of the population are responsible for 81 per cent of convictions, 77 per cent of children brought up without fathers, two-thirds of benefit claims and more than half of the nights spent in hospital.

NEW A new study has shed light on the evolutionary purposes of orgams, revealing how these feelings act as positive reinforcement between partners and can, in turn, motivate our behaviour.

Elizabeth Wigmore, 18, from South Wales, has suffered from psoriasis - which caused her intense pain and bleeding - for four years. She now takes methotrexate each week to keep her symptoms at bay.

THE FIGHT AGAINST ISIS
 

'They raped me until I fainted': Yazidi women who were sexually assaulted hundreds of

Lamiya Aji Bashar, 18, and Nadia Murad, 23, are two of thousands of Yazidi women and girls who have been abused by the terror group. Lamiya (pictured, right, with Nadia), who lost the sight in one eye when she was injured by a landmine while escaping in March, said the Sakharov Prize for human rights was one 'for every woman and girl who has been sexually enslaved' by ISIS.

A coalition air strike in Syria has killed three Islamic State leaders involved in plotting foreign attacks, including two men involved in facilitating last year's attacks in Paris, the Pentagon said today.

Ex-chancellor George Osborne said the refusal of the House of Commons to back military action after chemical weapon strikes in 2013 proved staying out of foreign wars also had a price.

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Sickening footage shows an extremist strapping explosives to a man dressed in an orange jump suit in the Sinai peninsula in Egypt.

Calais mayor Natacha Bouchart is calling for the demolition of the recently finished £2m 'anti-migrant' wall. It was built nearby a busy motorway to prevent people from climbing onto lorries heading for the UK.

Rebel groups announce ceasefire in Aleppo after Syrian forces 'massacre 82 civilians in

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: The once proud Umayyad Mosque of Aleppo, also known as the 'Great Mosque' now lies in ruins in the middle of Aleppo following intense fighting. It comes as harrowing photos emerged of dead children amid claims of a new chemical gas attack in a village in Syria's Uqayribat district. As reports of further atrocities emerged from Aleppo, France's UN Ambassador Francois Delattre said 'the worst humanitarian tragedy of the 21st century is unfolding before our eyes'.

A Mumsnet user sparked a very heated debate after admitting that she's 'mystified' at people's obsession with Prosecco - but some were rather outraged that she didn't understand the appeal.

Jodie Duncan, 16, from Scotland, shared her drunken boyfriend Kieron's hilarious attempts at apologising on Twitter and his 'r u angry' messages and £10 gift voucher have gone viral.

The meals for soldiers included the dreaded Maconochie stew, a watery stew of turnips and vegetables with minimal meat, which had been a standard part of rations since the Boer War.

Tests conducted in March showed the average weekday concentration of cocaine in London's wastewater was 949.3mg per 1,000 people per day - higher than any other European city.

Channel 5's Xmas Excess: Parents Splash The Cash shows mother buy children 96 gifts EACH

Emma Tapping, 28, from the Isle of Man, will be making sure they each get 96 gifts - even though they still haven't used many of the items they were given last festive season. She was accused of 'abusing' and spoiling her children by lavishing them with the gifts that cost £1,500. But the mother-of-three said the criticism hasn't put her off spending lavishly again this Christmas and this year she started her present-buying in July when she armed herself with a suitcase to carry everything home.

Police say Detlev Guenzel killed and then partially ate Polish-born businessman Wojciech Stempniewicz  in his basement in the mountains near Dresden in eastern Germany.

WARNING, GRAPHIC CONTENT: Californian dermatologist Dr Sandra Lee, known as Dr Pimple Popper, describes the sebaceous cyst as 'third eye blind' and cuts into it, squeezing out a thick goo.

Francesca Donnelly, 19, from Watford, says she was beaten by the private hire driver as she made her way home from in Islington, north London, after a night out in the early hours of Saturday.

The trio are in talks with the Football Association about becoming the first footballers to publicly reveal their homosexuality, SNP MP John Nicholson (pictured) said.

Whisper users share moments they uncovered truth about their REAL parents

Taking to secret-sharing app Whisper, anonymous men and women revealed they were the product of incest and shared the tales they were too embarrassed to talk about. Top row L-R: One man admitted he is his daughter's uncle and her parents died in a car crash, another has two dads and one person admitted they know they're adopted but their parents have no idea they know. Bottom row L-R: One person discovered they're the product of incest, one person came out as gay and was sent back to foster care and another is keeping the secret that he knows he's adopted from his parents.

People given artificial sweeteners should have lost weight by avoiding the sugar packed into fizzy drinks. But they simply made up the difference in calories at lunch, a study in Singapore found.

Faryal Makhdoom Khan, 25, claimed that for the past three years she's been bullied 'physically and mentally' by her in-laws, who today denied the model's allegations from their home in Bolton.

CCTV footage shows the driver snooping inside the porch of James Harris's house in Patchway, Bristol, when he arrives to deliver a massive parcel and doesn't get an answer.

A shocking video of Hermes delivery men throwing parcels out of their truck has been published. Lauren Holton of Petersfield in Hampshire filmed the drivers last week.

The software update from Cupertino-based Apple brings long-awaited features such as emojis, along with a number of bug fixes for iPhones and iPads.

The Cupertino-based firm first unveiled the wireless earphones in September alongside the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus, but their release date was delayed due to 'technical issues'.

News agency AFP releases its best photographs of the year 

This collection of images is taken from Agence France Presse, or AFP's 'Pictures of the Year 2016' - a selection of the press agency's most important and powerful photographs from the past year. Every year AFP, which has photographers around the globe, chooses a selection of their most powerful, moving, shocking or fascinating images, offering a look back at the highlights - and lowlights - of the last 12 months. Some of the photographs capture the most important events of the year, while others have been chosen because they encapsulate a particularly poignant, touching, or even funny moment. Seen top, a woman is sprayed by police during a public sector protest against austerity measures in Brazil, bottom left an Iraqi woman holds her cat, and bottom right a Syrian man is pulled out from rubble following an air strike.

From an overcrowded migrant boat reaching the shores of the Greek island of Lesbos at sunrise, to Nigel Farage celebrating Britain's vote to leave the EU, these are some of 2016's biggest pictures.

Not eating every alternate day can actually halt the progression of acute lymphoblastic leukaemia, researchers from the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Centre found.

Simon Stevens (pictured) warned about 'blind alleys' in the integration of the health service with social care for the elderly, amid concerns about a funding crisis for local authorities.

The spiraling cost of care has led to rising numbers of middle-aged mothers and fathers taking evasive legal action to ensure they can refuse treatment at the end of their lives, a leading law firm has said.

A snacker's dream or fuelling a dirty habit? Edible chocolate nails are the latest beauty trend - but some people are worried about how hygienic they are

New Zealand nail artist Jessie Mills has created edible nails made out of chocolate - the latest beauty nail craze to sweep the web. A video of her creating them has been viewed on Instagram 57,000 times. But not everyone is a fan, with some saying the nails are 'unhygienic.'

Florence Jarratt, 98, was allegedly severely injured by workers at the Bupa St Christopher's Nursing Home in Hatfield, Hertfordshire, and left with dark bruises on her arms, nose, right eye and cheek.

Ralph and Cecelia Martin, from Surrey, were devastated by the separation as they have only ever been apart for hospital visits since they met in 1951.

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Hilarious memes show the toll the last 12 months have taken on us 

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Mexico's wealth gap pictured in startling photos

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New Zealand nail artist Jessie Mills has created edible nails made out of chocolate - the latest beauty nail craze to sweep the web. But not everyone is a fan, with some saying the nails are 'unhygienic.'

Detectives have released a CCTV image of a witness they wish to trace after a baby was hit on the head in a McDonald's restaurant in the Gallions Reach shopping centre, Newham, east London.

Fellow passengers said it was 'chaos' as five crew members surrounded the business class passenger within moments of the Emirates aircraft touching down in Dubai on Friday.

The guidance, which popped up as the Belfast university's students registered to attend their graduation ceremony, warned against 'short skirts and cleavage on show'.

The Duchess of Cornwall, 69, today described BBC Radio 4 Woman's Hour as the 'soundtrack to her life' as she attended an event celebrating the 70th anniversary of the show.

Detective Constable Jim Morrison was murdered outside the Indian High Commission in London in 1991. The off-duty officer had been walking to meet his wife, Victoria, when he spotted a handbag thief.

For these festive enthusiasts when it comes to Christmas jumpers the busier the better as they share photos of their outlandish sweaters.

When Jan Fursier, from Powys, Wales, discovered detailed plans her father had made during his time in a WWII Japanese prison camp, she set about bringing the drawings of the 1930s caravan to life.

Thousands of Britons who have snapped up a 4K television in the Black Friday sale or as a Christmas treat will be facing higher energy bills for the technology, data claims.

Bag ladies: Two Afghan women trying to illegally enter Austria are found stuffed inside a

Romanian border patrol officers stationed in the town of Curtici entered the luggage compartment of the train which was travelling to the Austrian capital having become suspicious of the bags. After deciding to open them, they found two women inside (pictured top right), who were trying to reach Austria illegally. The women told police they wanted to get into the Schengen area and had resorted to using suitcases (left and bottom right) because they did not have a valid visa.

A woman was captured on video being dragged off an airplane at Detroit Metropolitan Airport by the police after she did not comply with boarding procedures.

Friends claim Wildenstein's accusations are nothing but a spiteful tit-for-tat bid to discredit designer Lloyd Klein for walking out on her.

Police have closed streets in central Peterborough after a 'beeping' public bin caused a bomb scare.

It's a rare sight; a student on University Challenge who doesn't appear terrified of Paxman. Last night saw Goldman, of Oxford, get short shrift from viewers over his apparent lack of respect for the host.

Raimondas Saveikis was more than twice the drink-drive limit when he crashed into Mark Smyth's Fiat Panda in Santon Downham, Suffolk.

Manchester Airport was found to be the worst performing airport when it comes to punctuality but Leeds Bradford Airport is the least likely to experience delays this festive season.

EXCLUSIVE: A young British backpacker touring Australia claims she was kidnapped by a friend has revealed how terrified she felt after realising a Swedish man she thought she trusted 'had snapped'.

The student owner is offering a £3 discount from £10 for guests prepared to get scrubbing. Renters at the Glasgow flat will get use of two bedrooms, two bathrooms and free internet and heating.

'That's me dad!' Heart-warming moment soldier dressed as Santa comes home for Christmas to surprise his children but the disguise does not fool his elated daughter

Jenny Allinson filmed her partner Danny walking into the family home in Liverpool dressed as Santa Claus and handing out selection boxes to the five children gathered in the living room. Mr Allinson had been on deployment for three months and was set to miss his children's Christmas play and birthdays. Both parents thought the long white beard, wig and big red coat would fool the children.

The video was filmed by Russian professional free diver and teacher Alexey Molchanov, 29, and his students at the Freediving Federation Education Agency in Moscow.

More than 1,100 people have signed a petition to remove Kim and Robin from a stall outside the Tabernacle Welsh Baptist Church in The Hayes, Cardiff.

A stunning fitness model was punched in the face by her Playboy Playmate pal when she came home from a night out in New York and tried to wake her up, a court has heard.

The incident in October was captured in a video shared this week, showing a thug kicking a young woman down a flight of stairs at the metro station in the German capital of Belin.

Astronomers have spotted gases in three dark rings around a distant star for the first time (pictured). The rings mark spaces where planets are thought to have formed.

Dr Joseph Nuth, a researcher at Nasa's Goddard Space Flight Centre in Maryland, says that as it stands, humanity could be destroyed by an asteroid strike.

The dam in northern Iraq was built on an unstable foundation that continuously erodes, and a lapse in required maintenance after the Islamic State jihadist group briefly seized it in 2014 weakened the already flawed structure ©Safin Hamed (AFP/File)

With the battle to liberate the Iraqi city from Islamic State continuing, an Italian company will have about 18 months to fix the dam's foundations and stop more than 11 trillion litres of water from flooding Mosul.

YouTube prankster Reuben Fiander sneaked up on partner Rebekah Eldridge, 24, while she was asleep on the sofa at their house in Milton Keynes, Bucks, to prank his girlfriend.

What a load of rubbish: Ruthless waste disposal company tips a skip full of junk back into a customer's garden after she fails to pay them

The heap of old junk was piled into a unit from Ainscough Skip Hire, which is based in Wigan, Greater Manchester - and was supposed to be taken away to the tip.However, when the customer refused to pay, they decided to unload the rubbish back onto her property. Bin bags, old toys and even a mattress can be seen pouring out of the skip and into the garden, as the team watch on and grin.

Chloe Cockton lay bleeding to death in her 18-year-old sister Sophie Cockton's arms, after the smash - and driver Michael Bowker, 18, of Rochdale, was jailed for six-and-a-half years.

Adrian Brown, 38, of Forest Hill, south east London, has been charged with attempted murder, possession of an offensive weapon and assault.

New research suggests it takes five years for people to recover their financial position prior to divorce. And what with January dubbed 'Divorce Month', here's how to avoid a break-up this New Year.

Bailey Jordan from Caerwent in South Wales was a shepherd in the school's nativity and his parents were looking forward to watching him perform - but he started chomping on his nails.

Eight femail writer explain why they love or regret some of their biggest purchases, including author Bel Mooney who says her £1,000 Missoni coat helped her get over her divorce.

A policewoman was caught talking on her iPhone while at the wheel of her patrol car in north London and the Met has since launched an investigation into the 'irresponsible' incident.

From playing practical jokes to involving yourself in office gossip and politics,  Lee Biggins, founder and managing director of CV-Library, has shared the office mistakes to avoid at all costs.

Luciano Ponzetto, 55, became infamous last year after sharing snaps of his trophy kills. Despite protesting his innocence, people sent him death threats and hate, and he has died in Turin, Italy.

'This is a game changer': Twitter users praise woman's 'genius' fridge hack for keeping

Clare Potts, 28, inset top, a blogger from Manchester, shared pictures of her inventive hack, which involves pouring the wine into the water cooling section of her fridge, left and right, and Twitter users praised her. Twitter user Andrew Yee said: 'You should have got Time Person of the Year with this idea', inset left. However, not everyone was convinced by the idea and some suggested it would ruin the taste of the wine. Maneki Neko said: 'I'm horrified. An open wine in the fridge is quickly altered by the other food stored', bottom right.

Lt Cdr John Jock Moffat (pictured) described flying through 'a lethal storm of shells and bullets' as biplanes from HMS Victorious and Ark Royal carried out an air strike off the coast of France.

One of the last remaining World War Two gunboats - that played a crucial role in the D-Day invasion - has gone on the market as a houseboat.

Ash Gibb, 29, from Western Australia, was swimming just metres off the coast when a great white shark bumped against him, before circling him several times as he filmed.

DailyMail Online has sought out some help so that, should you ever find yourself in such a precarious position, you may have the know-how to escape relatively unharmed.

Belgian Zakaria Boufassil handed £3,000 in housing benefits to Mohamed Abrini in a park in Small Heath, Birmingham in July 2015.

Hyperemesis gravidarum (HG), which causes severe nausea and vomiting during pregnancy, affects as many as 3 percent of pregnancies, leading to over 167,000 ER visits each year in the U.S.

Taking a swipe at Cabinet colleagues opposed to the idea, Hammond said there was an 'emerging opinion' among businesses and 'thoughtful politicians' that a transitional deal after Brexit will be needed.

Kelly Marie Renton, 28, from Oldham in Greater Manchester, was left distraught after thugs ransacked her home as she and her partner awaited the arrival of their new baby.

The amazing moment musicians on a Ryanair flight attempt to cheer up the cabin crew by playing folk tunes on a flute and violin

The impromptu performance was captured on film by a passenger, as the plane few from Copenhagen to Dublin. The footage begins when a few musicians pull out their instruments and begin playing uplifting folk music. Many of the passengers take out their phones to record the performance for themselves, and the entire plane joins in with clapping and cheering along.

The Barcelona star carried six-year-old Murtaza Ahmadi in his arms at a specially arranged meeting in Doha, Qatar today.

Science vlogger Simon Whistler, who is based in Prague, Czech Republic, says being kicked in the testicles also increases someone's heart rate and body temperature due to the trauma.

It's fair to say 2016 has been a mixed year, with the deaths of several icons and one of the most divisive Presidential campaigns in living memory. This is now being marked on social media.

Corbyn's busiest day comes on Friday, with a work Christmas Jumper Day penciled in and a trip to Brighton to attend the 'Concert for Corbyn' fundraising event organised by Paul Weller.

Crumbling mansions and rusting automobiles are showcased in this photo series taken throughout Portugal. The snapshots capture once grand residences and shiny cars that now are dilapidated.

A thee-year-old boy tried to get out of going to bed by telling his father that Santa Claus had died. Ross Fairweather, of Falkirk, filmed his son Oliver giving him the 'news' about Santa.

A photographer has used the magic of photoshop to transport seriously ill children from their sterile Melbourne Hospital to a Christmas wonderland.

Chilling cookie dough before rolling it can make it too hard to work with. But New York baker Dorie Greenspan may have the solution: roll it out before chilling, not after.

 

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