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The unnamed man was booed furiously while making the point about people collecting free food across Britain during last night's show in Wigan. The panel were discussing the issue of foodbanks after Theresa May was grilled over claims nurses were relying on them because of low wages. The audience member then said: 'I haven't visited a foodbank but I know people who have. 'The vast majority of them that do go for free food smoke, drink and have Sky television'. As boos rang out in the Wigan audience he was undeterred and said loudly over his critics: 'That is the truth'.

This hilarious collection of images, compiled by BoredPanda shows red-faced people caught in all sorts of compromising positions by their tickled partners. Pictured, clockwise from top left: A wife helps her husband remember his drunken behaviour, a woman found her partner dressed in a spiderman costume in his office, struggling to sleep in the brighter weather a man uses a bra as a sleep mask, an woman is unaware of her wardrobe fail, while a man has no idea his wife knows his little secret and finally one woman is left unimpressed at her husband's attempts to capture her multi-tasking.

'Bullies' Natalie Bollen, 28, (right) and William Jelly, 48, face jail after they left Kelly Machin, 34, (left) with five broken ribs and a punctured lung after punching her and pushing her on to a coffee table. Miss Machin had stabbed a football belonging to one of Bollen's four children after it kept landing in her garden two doors' down in the same cul-de-sac (inset). Bollen shouted: 'I'm going to kill ya' before she and her father Jelly, who lived two miles away, barged into Miss Machin's Leicester house and beat her up. Her body was discovered by a friend around two weeks later and she died of internal bleeding.

Gavin John, a 31-year-old photojournalist from Canada, was arrested and almost jailed when he went to North Korea and attempted to get behind the facade the regime shows to tourists. Mr John said officials were particularly upset that he took images of people in military uniform relaxing, and threatened to jail him unless he surrendered all of his hard drives. Fortunately, he managed to keep hold of one, which he smuggled out. Despite detesting Kim Jong-un's regime, he said he fell in love with the North Korean people and does not want to see them suffer in a conflict.

They're set to walk down the aisle in just over two weeks. So tonight was the perfect opportunity for Pippa Middleton and her fiancé James Matthews to practice being in the limelight as they made their first official public appearance together at the ParaSnow Ball at Hurlingham Gardens in London (centre and right). The happy couple looked glowing as they posed for the cameras, with Pippa showing off her toned physique in a dress by Erdem. The midi length, sleeveless gown allowed her to show off her very muscular arms, proving that all those pre-wedding workouts have paid off.

He was once one of the best known personalities on television. But Michael Barrymore was just another face in the crowd this week as he waited for a bus in London. The star, who was 65 yesterday, looked older than his years as he smoked a cigarette before boarding the bus with other Londoners.

NEW As he contemplated retiring from royal duties after seven decades of public service, the Duke of Edinburgh told one of his oldest friends: 'I'm past my sell-by date!' The duke (right) quietly slipped out of London yesterday afternoon, catching a train from London's Euston station to stay with friends in the North, leaving royal staff (pictured left, leaving yesterday's meeting at Buckingham Palace) reeling from the shock announcement. According to a source, you could have heard a pin drop - but there was no great surprise at the news. Senior courtiers told the Mail that Philip had been ruminating over his decision for several months after a particularly busy couple of years.

The images will leave anyone born pre-2000 feeling nostalgic - and anyone born after that year a little baffled. Clockwise L-R: Forget flicking through thousands of songs in an instant on Spotify or iTunes, if you wanted to listen to a song back in the day, you'd have to take the time to laboriously flick through a CD holder. Today's children can simply slip their iPhone into their pocket when they want to listen to a few tunes but anyone born before the Millennium had to risk ripping their favourite jeans. For anyone born back in the day, a simple game of MASH sufficed. Winding down the car window was akin to an arm workout, figuring out where the milk went in this bottle was one of life's greatest mysteries and Netflix and chill would require a trip to Blockbuster.

Russia's largest selling newspaper has accused Manchester of being a city of 'fat people' and 'debauchery' with gay-friendly attitudes that Moscow should avoid. The disturbing diatribe from Komsomolskaya Pravda columnist Alisa Titko (pictured left) criticised Manchester's tolerance of gay people and the behaviour of its women (right, file photograph of women on a night out in Manchester).

Sophie Agnew, who is tipped to take the post of Kate's private secretary Rebecca Deacon when she leaves this summer, has worn a series of similar ensembles to the Duchess in recent months. Left to right: The pair sported almost identical outfits on a visit to a children's farm in Gloucestershire this week; Sophie's look at the National Portrait Gallery in March had strong echoes of Kate's 2014 Jenny Packham gown; and last year she sported a blue patterned dress remarkably similar to a Séraphine number that the Duchess wore in 2015 while expecting Princess Charlotte.

In the new book Dolly on Dolly, Interviews and Encounters with Dolly Parton, the music legend, 71, reveals the dark side of her life that starkly contrasts with her bubbly public persona. Dolly Parton admits to battling suicidal thoughts after her lover broke her heart in the 80's.. The Sevierville, Tennessee born icon grew up so poor, she says that she and her siblings considered it a 'pleasure' when someone peed the bed since it kept them warm om the winter.

These screen grabs reveal the hilarious and highly inappropriate but very amusing messages people have received from total strangers. In many cases recipients had to break the bad news that their sender had been given a fake number by a crush. In other threads the receiver decided to have a little fun, playing along with the conversation with hilarious results.

The incredible incident happened at the weekend on the A28 by a service station close to the northern Portuguese town of Vila do Conde. The stunning footage was taken by one of the biker friends of the motorcyclist, who alerted the driver he had a man riding on the back of his car after the smash. His motorbike was filmed flying through the air out of control before hitting a motorway crash barrier.

The trio, who are all from London and each had different reasons for wanting to overhaul their regime, shed fat, put on muscle, and created 6-packs in just ten weeks with a few simple changes to their lifestyle. But for (L-R inset, before, and, main, after) Ben Hobson, 34, Kris Pace, 28, and Michael Jennings, 22, merely looking good without their tops off was far from being the only motivation. Here, they each share their reasons for undertaking the challenge, how they did it and their impressive results.

In an affluent area of Birmingham, the modern home with Georgian styling has enough space underground for 25 vehicles. The reception room (top right) leads onto three impressively-sized lounges, a banquet dining room, full size snooker room (bottom left), two cloakrooms and the kitchen (top left). Over April, it was one of the most popular homes on property search site Zoopla, with a massive 21,970 views.

Gloria Garwood (right) filmed a Burger King employee (left) threatening to smash her phone after he was allegedly being rude to her. Ms Garwood had gone into the Yeading branch of Burger King in Hayes, Bromley, on Tuesday evening, to purchase a burger after her blood sugar levels dropped due to the medication she is taking for her terminal lung cancer. But when she received the incorrect meal twice, she says a staff member became agitated at her third request and 'swore' at her. Ms Garwood decided to film the incident and footage shows the employee saying: 'I'll break your phone, I'll break your phone.'

The Egungan, one of Benin's secret societies, appear as masked men who pass judgement in disputes. They represent the souls of the dead who have returned to Earth to pass on advice to the living. Through drumming and dance, they are believed to become possessed by their spirits of the ancestors in West Africa.

China's first domestically built passenger plane (top and bottom images) completed its maiden flight today. Narrow-body twin-engine C919 successfully took off from Shanghai Pudong International Airport at 2pm local time (7am BST). The single-aisle aircraft has been billed as China's answer to Boeing 737 and Airbus 320 as the nation aims to raise its profile in the global aviation market. It's is built by Commercial Aircraft Corp of China (COMAC), a Chinese state-owned aviation manufacturer based in Shanghai. A view from inside the cockpit of the COMAC C919 can be seen in the inset image.

Nicola Philpot, 33, and her 71-year-old husband Joe live with their four children, aged between four and 16, in the three-bedroom house in Chigwell, east London. But they insist the property is becoming too cramped for them and want the housing association, Circle Housing, to pay for an extension. The family moved into the home in 2004, since which Mrs Philpot has been diagnosed with rare kidney disease, loin pain-haematuria syndrome (LPHS), which leaves her with chronic pain and means she is unable to get up the stairs.

Tienie Van Wyk was standing in front of the flightless bird in North West Province, South Africa, when it flared its wings in anger. The engineer was thrown backwards and mauled with series of pecks and kicks, before finally being chased away by onlookers. Mr Van Wyk, from Brakpan, who grew up on an ostrich farm, said: 'I landed on a thorn bush and was covered in scratches, but other than that, luckily I was fine.'

They've been married for 63 years. And Kirk Douglas still has the same loving sparkle for wife Anne, as he tenderly kissed her hand on Thursday. The 100-year-old screen legend packed on the PDA as the couple attended the 25th anniversary celebration of the Anne Douglas Center at Los Angeles Mission.

A herd of Cotswold alpacas
have been given bizarre new haircuts (pictured) for summer, including one styled to look like a poodle and another like a dinosaur. Helen Kendall Smith, 53, cut the coats of ten of her 30-strong flock to celebrate a decade of breeding the animals in Cirencester, Gloucestershire. The alpaca are sheared annually to stop their fleeces getting too long and causing them distress, but this year Ms Smith decided to give her flock more unusual styles than they were used to.

A woman was preparing to let her dogs out for some fresh air when the unexpected happened. The woman is seen in a video standing on her porch along with two Great Danes and two smaller dogs. All of the pooches were still on the leash when she apparently forgot to let go of the leashes attached to the Great Danes. As the woman opened a gate that led to her front yard, the two Great Danes bolted from the steps. Security footage from the woman's home caught the moment the woman tried desperately to resist the dogs' strength. But unfortunately, the dogs pulled her off the steps and sent her flying through the air. The woman landed on the cement walkway in front of her home face first.

Members of the Mud Men clan can still be found in Waghi Valley, in the western highlands of Papua New Guinea, a country made up of more than 2,000 indigenous clans. Led by a Melpa clan member from the Waghi Valley, a photographer visited the Mud Men in a rain-forest village in Pogla, about 31miles from Hagen, earlier this year. Naked apart from a leafed thong covering their genitals each warrior was covered in thick grey clay, a heavy, almost demonic, clay mask on their head. The masks have evolved over the years to become heavy and thick headdresses that can be worn for only a few minutes as part of brief cultural performances.

Originally built strictly for the use of the Thellusson and their guests while wandering the luscious grounds around Brodsworth Hall, this lavatory once stood proudly at the end of a path leading away from the building. But when the lady of the house was widowed in the 1950s, the house was not maintained and the grounds became overgrown over 40 years of neglect. It was taken over by English Heritage in the late 1980s but remained hidden for nearly 30 more years until staff stumbled across it and later began its restoration.

The new landowners in Cambridge, New York state, had set up the camera in the woods as they hoping to go hunting but wanted to check if the area was a popular route for locals first. But they were shocked to discover a grainy picture of what appeared to be a little girl playing in the woods Yet, when they asked around to see if anyone recognized the youngster, or knew that their daughter played around the area, they got a resounding no. 'I've lived here all my life, and I've never heard of a ghost running around the woods,' said Chief George Bell.

An amateur photographer was left dumbstruck when he captured a striking eye-shaped cloud creating a rather chilling spectacle in the sky above his home. Father-of-two Graham Telford spotted the unusual meteorological sighting looming over Leeds, Yorkshire. The 46-year-old said he couldn't help feeling like 'he was being watched' while photographing the unusual formation. Conspiracy theorists and cloud watchers alike have since claimed the cloud is the 'eye of god' or proof of government surveillance.