The lawyer for Anthony Bell (inset) has told the court his client will be divorcing former Getaway host Kelly Landry. 'He's not going back to that house, he's divorcing his wife,' said defence lawyer Chris Murphy, who said he didn't want a 'nasty' court case. Mr Bell is accused of pushing his former TV presenter wife and embarrassing her - claims which he has denied. Mr Murphy said his client believes Ms Landry is suffering 'celebrity deprivation'. Bell was nowhere to be seen when the matter was heard at Waverley court on Thursday - but a teary Ms Landry fronted the cameras to hear the claim in person (left and right).

TV presenter Kelly Landry believed her husband Anthony Bell 'barely acknowledged her' after the celebrity accountant led his yacht to victory at the Sydney to Hobart (pair pictured together then on left), it was claimed in court. New details have emerged of the Hobart encounter between the former Getaway star and her financier husband - which ended with him being slapped with an AVO and threats of divorce. Mr Bell's defence lawyer Chris Murphy told the Waverley Local Court the high-profile couple had a 'peaceful dinner' on the evening of December 28 but she felt slighted, he said. 'He had been in the Sydney to Hobart yacht race. She'd been up early morning, he'd been up all day,' Mr Murphy told Magistrate Michael Barko. He said he believed she had told Mr Bell that he had 'barely acknowledged' her.

The horrific suicide video of a 12-year-old girl has gone viral - and police say there is nothing they can do to stop it. Katelyn Nicole Davis (pictured left and right), of Cedartown Georgia, streamed herself on Facebook live on December 30, saying that she had been sexually abused by a family member. She continued filming as she hanged herself in the front yard of her Cedartown home. Now the video is being shared online, however, and Polk County authorities say they are powerless to stop it proliferating, Fox 5 reported Wednesday.

Department store Target Australia has sparked a heated debate on social media after featuring a mother wearing a hijab in its back-to-school catalogue. On Wednesday, Facebook users shared photographs of the ad, which also featured a little girl with leg braces, to praise Target for its 'cultural diversity'. But some were far from impressed, slamming the campaign as 'unnecessary' and urging others to stop shopping at the retailer with the hashtag 'boycott Target'.

When Stephanie Sanzo, 29, was younger, she hated everything to do with exercise and refused to go anywhere near a gym. When she fell pregnant at 19 she gained 25 kilograms (left) and felt unfit and unhappy following her pregnancy. Now, nine years on, Ms Sanzo is a personal trainer, feels healthier and fitter than ever and has an Instagram following of more than 395,000 people. Here, the mother-of-two shares how she did it and her advice for mums wishing to do the same.

Prince Harry's girlfriend Meghan Markle looked glum as she stepped out for her first yoga session of the new year in Toronto. It's the first time the Suits actress has been spotted out and about since her romantic getaway with the royal (inset) to see the Northern Lights earlier this month. Having spent Christmas apart, the loved-up couple celebrated the new year together before flying out to Tromso, on the Norwegian fjords, where they also whale watched and enjoyed romantic lake trips.

A young mum has described the moment she gave birth to her baby on her kitchen floor after going 39 weeks without knowing she was pregnant. Emma Crofts-Wilson, 19, from Christchurch, New Zealand, (pictured with her baby left, and at seven months pregnant inset) was home alone when she went into labour unexpectedly with her daughter Hannah-Marie Teira, now 11 months (right)

NEW This is the moment a snake catcher was called to remove a deadly eastern brown from a pool-side inflatable after a young girl nearly sat on it. Melissa Fenton's 11-year-old daughter, Stacie, discovered the highly venomous snake in her back garden in Glen Osmond, South Australia, on Tuesday. The children rushed to safety and were not bitten by the serpent, which appeared to be basking in the sunshine on an inflatable boat. Part-time supply teacher Ms Fenton, 43, called in a snake catcher to deal with the reptile, which she swiftly captured and placed into a bag.

An Australian woman has recalled the day she discovered her father was a 'vicious and cold-blooded' killer. Renee McBryde (pictured right of right, with her husband and children) from Alice Springs, NT, was six (bottom left) when her father Michael Karl Caldwell told her down the phone that he lived in jail. Up until then, she'd believed the reason he never visited was a job that kept him away. With the help of her grandmother (with her inset) he would call her once a week - without her mother's knowledge. It was only when she started researching her father's crime for a school project that Ms McBryde discovered he was a double murderer. The discovery has impacted her life in many ways since.

Sophie Braithwait, 19, of Sheffield, who starved herself to look like Cheryl Cole (inset) has told how she shrunk to just under 35kg after developing anorexia and living on an apple a day (left). The turning point came when she passed out from a blood test because her body was so weak, and she has now recovered (right) with the support of he boyfriend (inset) and family.

A man who tips the scales at a whopping 68½ stone (960 lbs) is claiming to be the world's strongest man. Gentle giant Arbab Khizer Hayat has already been named Pakistan's hulk man. A thrilling video shows the big man stopping a tractor and cars with his bare hands. 25-year-old Hayat says he wants to become a weightlifting champion.

Ex-MI6 agent Christopher Steele has been named as the author of the salacious 'dirty' Russian dossier containing outlandish claims about Donald Trump's sex life and bizarre footage held by the Kremlin's blackmail unit. Steele, 52, was seen fleeing his gated Surrey home (top right) in his car yesterday and appears to have been in such a rush most of the lights were left on. A security source said: 'He is terrified for his safety', adding he may now be abroad or in a safe house. Mr Steele served MI6 for nearly two decades in Moscow and security sources say he once worked with murdered Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko. After leaving the secret service he set up a security business based in a grand Belgravia office block with Christopher Burrows (bottom right today), also a former MI6 agent. He refused to discuss the report, if his colleague had written it or where he was hiding. Mr Steele was reportedly hired by enemies of Donald Trump and was asked to do a 'general' trawl on the billionaire's links to Russia. A former colleague said he is 'more showy and less grounded in reality than you might expect a former SIS (MI6) person to be'.

Lonely Planet has released an invaluable new book packed with expert advice on where and when to take your holidays including Tasmania in January and Corsica in September.

The fate of a Chinese boy who was born with a rare birth facial defect has caught the attention of millions. The child, born in southern China's Hunan Province, suffered from a severe transverse facial cleft, which means there are two huge gaps appearing from both sides of his mouth leading towards his ears. Due to the deformation, Huikang seems to have two faces, which caused the media to call him the 'mask boy', a nickname he has had for the past seven years. Huikang's mother, Yi Lianxi (pictured left, in black), said she was devastated when she saw her newborn for the first time. Both pictures above were taken when Ms Yi brought Huikang to a hospital in Changsha for operations in 2010.

Mother-of-one Maxine Caulfield (right) was walking her dogs in the 'haunted' woods of Slieveanorra in Northern Ireland when she said her pets used their 'sixth sense' to spot the mystery 'beast'. She took photos of the area but it wasn't until she returned home that she saw a strange 'furry' figure (left) that she believes may be Bigfoot. Ghost stories have been told about the woods since a US Air Force B17 Flying Fortress bomber crashed into a mountain there, killing eight of the ten people on board.

Sonia Grimes, from Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire, tried to keep her addiction secret by hiding alcohol in the airing cupboard and at one point was drinking up to three bottles of wine a night. Her life changed in 2014 when she had a 'moment of clarity' while looking at son Christopher, then 15, pictured together left, and started on the road to recovery. She started going on long runs to distract herself from the need to drink and now runs her own nutrition business. The 52-year-old has been teetotal since 2014. Pictured right, Sonia in her 20s, when she first turned to alcohol.

First Lady Michelle Obama was left teary-eyed after Stevie Wonder serenaded her with a special medley of his hits on The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon on Wednesday in her final TV appearance. Mrs Obama was emotional as Wonder dedicated his musical appearance to her, singing 'you'll always be First Lady in our minds.' She had earlier spoken about how surprisingly emotional it was for her family as they prepare to leave the White House after eight years and how she would offer support to Melania Trump and her family going forward. Michelle revealed her eldest daughter Malia wanted to cry the whole way through her dad's farewell address on Tuesday night, while youngest daughter Sasha had to miss it because of a final exam. 'You can say goodbye later,' Mrs Obama joked of her daughter missing the momentous occasion. The hour-long episode was dedicated almost entirely to Mrs Obama and featured a star-studded lineup for a Catchphrase game, including Michelle, Fallon, Jerry Seinfeld and Dave Chapelle.

Miss Universe contestant Chalita Suansane, from Thailand, arrived at the airport with 17 large suitcases that tipped the scales at 300kg (seen right) - ten times the baggage allowance. But the 22-year-old beauty queen (left) was not worried about all the extra baggage, insisting it 'wasn't all that heavy'. Miss Suansane (inset with just some of the cases) was photographed as she jetted off to Manila, in the Philippines, where the annual competition starts on Saturday.

Swiss servant Francois Courvosier (inset and far right, awaiting execution) committed a 'calculated killing spree' in London decades before Jack the Ripper, according to crime historian Jan Bondeson. The 24-year-old was hanged in 1840 after being found guilty of the murder of his master Lord William Russell. But Mr Bondeson claims evidence suggests he was also responsible for three other murders, including the notorious killing of prostitute Eliza Grimwood in 1838 (left).

Welcome to the era of the age-defying mid-lifers. We're now witnessing the inescapable rise of the Sister Mothers, so-called because they look more like siblings than mother and daughter. How is it that a generation of thirtysomethings are now being out-shone by attractive mums who, a generation ago, would have retreated to the slippered comfort of home and embraced a grey perm and elasticated slacks once they hit the menopause? (Pictured above: Sophie and Amanda, Vicky and Holly, Andressa and Marizete and Emily-Jane and Jillian)

Elvis impersonators and die hard fans were seen boarding the Elvis Express in Sydney on Thursday in preparation for the annual Elvis Festival in Parkes, central west NSW. The fans dressed to this year's 'Viva Las Vegas' theme - which encouraged plenty of sequins and tall feather head pieces. The Elvis Express takes Elvis lovers from Sydney to rural NSW where more than 20,000 fanatics meet each year.

Instead of tackling a monster burger or a huge plate of hot dogs Myles Scott (pictured), from London, took eating challenges in a much healthier direction. The 26-year-old filmed himself opening his mouth as wide as possible and shoving an apple inside. He then proceeded to chew and chew until the fruit was completely gone, stopping only very briefly to remove the apple stalk.

Anyone with about $100million lying around in spare change at some point in 2016 could have struck one of the biggest real estate deals around. A luxury residential property in the exclusive Peak neighborhood of Hong Kong (left) fetched $270million, a record for China. Those lucky enough to have upwards of $90million in the bank could have had a shot at the penthouse apartment at 432 Park Avenue in New York City (inset). Hugh Hefner originally asked for $200million for his prized Playboy Mansion (right), but he had to settle for a measly $100million.

French photographer Xavier Hubert-Brierre set up a large mirror and hidden cameras in the Gabon rainforest to see how animals would react to their reflections. An imposing male leopard soon became addicted to his own reflection and started to visit the mirror frequently. During one of his visits cameras caught the leopard being interrupted by a herd boisterous elephants.

Russian officials are tasked with producing bionic humans to bring down their invaders after Moscow is burned to the ground - and the result is a Mavel-style extravaganza of muscle-bound battles. Viewers have been given a sneak peak of what is sure to be the film's most popular character - a military-trained bear that appears to morph in an out of the form of a bodybuilder. The bear is joined by a man resembling Marvel's Wolverine with huge, rock-like arms which shatter everything around them as he brings them to the ground, a man with bladed arms and a woman with invisibility powers who claims she can cook 'one hell of a borscht' - a traditional Russian sour soup.

Audrey Doering and Gracie Rainsberry, hugged for the first time ever Tuesday (left). They grew up in Wisconsin and Washington respectively and didn't know about each other until last month. Audrey's mother looked for her daughter's 'finding ad', a photo that gets published in Chinese newspapers when a baby is placed in an orphanage. The mother (pictured right, first from left) was shocked to see that the photo (inset) featured not one but two babies - meaning her daughter had a sibling. She later tracked down the Rainsberrys, leading to Tuesday's emotional reunion. Audrey and Gracie had spoken via FaceTime before, but had never met in person.

Courtney Jade Harvey from Woodside, South Australia, uploaded a video to her Facebook where it showed her giving a parched koala up a tree a much-needed drink from her garden hose. 'He grabbed the hose, held onto it and drank from the end,' she explained. Her kind gesture did not go unnoticed either as the clip was shared with Animals Australia who were lavish in their praise for Courtney's act of kindness.

A lucky cat in Louisiana just used one of its nine lives after being rescued by a sheriff's deputy who freed her from being stuck in a garage door. Ascension Parish Sheriff's Deputy Mike Scott responded to a call on December 29 for assistance of an animal being stuck in a residence (left). 'Never in all of my years was I prepared to encounter what I saw upon my arrival,' he said. Scott along with the neighbors were able to remove the cat named Bella from the upper frame molding of the garage door, allowing her to be freed (right).