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Sam Burbidge allegedly left the house near Cambridge with horses worth up to £300,000, a £60,000 sports car and a £100,000 horse box while Adrian Bayford was visiting his children in Scotland. But it is now claimed that Mr Bayford, who won £148million on the lottery with his wife in 2012, is furious after her ex-partner Alan Suckling arrived at the house to pick her up. Miss Burbidge and Mr Suckling, a father of four, were together before she met Mr Bayford and moved into his house but the pair had apparently remained close.

Researchers from the University of Amsterdam believe the reason for the women find these men attractive is that they now see divorce as a sign that a man can commit - at least for a little while. Women are also growing increasingly impatient with the crop of younger men who prefer to date a series of women they meet online rather than settle down with one woman they love. They also feel heartened if a man is already a father - not least because there is living proof of his fertility. It seems single women are willing to ignore fading looks and the emotional and financial baggage that comes with having children in favour of dependability and guaranteed virility. And for the divorced dads out there, the world is their oyster. The number of 25 to 45-year-olds living alone has doubled over the past two decades, and twice as many single women buy properties as men.

Thousands of people have lined the streets of London (right) and more UK cities tonight as huge protests are underway against Donald Trump's immigration ban. Celebrities including Match of the Day presenter Gary Lineker (left inset) and pop star Lily Allen (left) are among those to swarm over the streets of London. Senior Labour politicians including Diane Abbott (right inset) also joined the protesters calling for an 'end to Islamophobia'. It came as both Theresa May and Boris Johnson rejected calls by senior Tory politicians and a petition signed by more than 1.4million people demanding the President be uninvited in the wake of his travel ban on citizens from seven majority Muslim countries.

A video showing a Muslim-American woman remaining calm while being harassed and called a 'b****' inside of an Atlanta-area coffee shop has gone viral. Asma Elhuni was sitting at a table inside Joe's Coffee Shop located in the East Atlanta Village on January 28th when a man apparently took a photo of her. Elhuni, who is an American citizen and a Georgia State University political science graduate student that is also a legislative intern for State Rep. Brenda Lopez, is heard asking the man who identified himself as Rob, why he took a photo. To which he eventually responded asking her why she is 'so uptight' before calling her a 'b****' moments later. Rob then took it a step further asking if she had a 'green card'. The video of the encounter has been shared over a million times on Facebook since being shared two days ago.

Six years on, Viscount Hinchingbrooke still suffers the effects of his wrongly prescribed medication. Now he is launching a campaign to aid thousands trapped in the same nightmare. 'I have constant nerve pain all over my body, like a burning pins and needles sensation,' he writes. 'I also have tinnitus and can sometimes feel muscles twitching in different parts of my body. I can't have sugar, caffeine or alcohol, as these all intensify the symptoms.'

The Jeremy Kyle Show, which has been running since 2005, throws a lurid spotlight onto the failings of its guests - who are all treated to a lecture from its rather sanctimonious host about where they've been going wrong in life. However, following news that he has embarked on a relationship with his children's nanny (top right) after the failure of his second marriage, it seems that Jezza might just be a candidate for help himself. The demise of Jeremy's second marriage to Carla (left) was no exception. When England polo player James Carr (inset) claimed in a downmarket tabloid in 2015 that he'd 'secretly romped' with Mrs Kyle up to 20 times. Carla (below right) also married a stranger after winning a radio show competition.

Lynden Scourfield (pictured top left, on the right), a senior director of HBOS, forced firms that needed to borrow cash to use a crooked consultancy firm led by David Mills (in the centre). Mills had a £2million superyacht (inset) and mansions in York (bottom left) and Portugal (bottom centre). Scourfield enjoyed 'sexual entertainment... on a fairly frequent basis' in return for his part in the scam. Wads of £4,000 cash to be spent on prostitutes were delivered to a central London flat where he entertained the women. Nicknamed 'funny money', it was kept in a drawer along with a stash of Viagra. Suzie Best (right), a £250-an-hour escort and former adult TV star described the fat cat banker as a 'short, balding Danny DeVito lookalike' after one session at the rented flat in 2005.

Kevin Curry came to Britain with his mother Mary (pictured together, left) and father Roger (bottom right) in 2015 to meet his friend Simon Yates. Mr Curry Snr looked ill when they arrived and they drove him to Hereford hospital, but the unidentified dementia sufferer was later found wandering the streets, sparking an international investigation to find out who he was. Although it wasn't police or the FBI who found out who he was, it was carer Debbie Cocker, 48, who was so touched after seeing his story on the news that she spent hours trawling the internet for information and uncovered a bitter tale of family dispute.

Men and women have taken to social media to expose their philandering partners for all to see on Facebook. From sharing snaps of them caught in the act to hacking onto their ex-partner's accounts to reveal their adultery in the most brutal way, these posts prove how revenge is often the best way to deal with heartbreak.

The amazing was uploaded to Reddit of '80 hawks' being flown on a plane 'by a Saudi prince' which baffled and delighted social media users in equal measure. The transportation of falcons on Middle Eastern airlines is fairly commonplace, with Qatar Airways allowing up to six of the birds to be transported in economy class, with prices ranging from £90 to £500 per bird depending on the destination. The birds were pictured with their wings tied and standing on special cloths to protect the seats.

Alexandre Bissonnette arrived at a Quebec City courthouse on Monday night (left) charged with six counts of murder and five of attempted murder. He is suspected of opening fire on them as they attended evening prayers at the Quebec City Islamic Cultural Center on Sunday. The 27-year-old student from the affluent suburb of Cap-Rouge was described by classmates as a pro-Trump loner who did not fit in well at Laval University where is studying anthropology and political sciences. He was arrested on Sunday night after phoning police himself from his Mitsubishi where investigators allegedly found two rifles and an AK-47. Fathers Azzedine Soufiane (second bottom right), Boubaker Thabti, (far top right) and Khaled Belkacemi (second top right) are among the dead.

The dogs' owner was terrified the snake would enter her house in Phitsanoluk, Thailand, and ordered them to attack. Thankfully the brave pets managed to drive it away, and were not harmed. Although King Cobras can kill with a single bite, they usually avoid confrontation with humans. If they do succeed in injecting their venom, the correct antiserum will fight its effects.

A Parcelforce driver who bashed his van into the side of a parked car was left red-faced after he discovered that it belonged to a CCTV enthusiast. Robert Harpery (pictured) captured the entire incident on his six cameras outside his home in Stratford, East London. The 58-year-old said that the dozy Parcelforce driver had picked 'the worst place possible' to have a crash.

At party conference in September 2009, the then shadow home secretary sported a longer, unremarkable blonde bob. Two years later, in September 2011 and already 18 months into being Home Secretary, her hair had not changed. At her first party conference as party leader in October last year, Mrs May had a newly cropped bob with a smattering of blonde competing with the grey (left). But by January this year, Mrs May had made a full and unapologetic transition to being entirely grey (right).

Phil Kemp from Essex never got to marry the love of his life because Sarah died aged 27, just eight months before their wedding, of a blood clot thought to have been caused by the Pill. While blood clots are rare, experts say too many women, such as Sarah, aren't being warned of the risks - or that they are much higher with the newer forms of the Pill, which are taken by one million women in Britain, including Sarah.

Set in November 1941, the Germans (soldiers pictured in London) have won the Battle of Britain in a new BBC television series which begins on Wednesday. The series, named after and based on the 1978 novel SS-GB by Len Deighton, focuses on Douglas Archer, a British detective attempting to solve a complex murder which gains the attention of the Nazi high command. It was adapted for the silver screen by the writers behind James Bond films Skyfall and Spectre, Neal Purvis and Robert Wade. SS-GB is the BBC's latest offering in the wake of online successes from the likes of Amazon, which has received praise for its production of The Man in the High Castle.

She stars as Julie Bushby, the leader of the community search for Shannon Matthews in 2008, in the new BBC drama The Moorside.  But Sheridan Smith has revealed that she and the woman herself struck up a firm friendship during the show - with Julie even supporting the blonde through her dad's cancer battle. The actress, 35, confessed to Radio Times that Ms Bushby taught her a lot about 'staying strong' in a late-night chat during filming for the series - and that she is still 'good friends' with the 'kind and courageous' woman.

Tracie Aldridge (pictured left), then 19, slept through the attack by Jordan Binnie (right), but woke the next day to find it had been filmed and sent to her friends by Fraser Anderson (inset). They had been at a party in Stirling, Raploch and Binnie, 22, had reportedly been drinking all day. Eventually everyone left apart from Binnie, Tracie, and Anderson. Miss Aldridge fell asleep on a sofa, wearing a pair of pyjama shorts, which Anderson moved to one side, and Binnie sexually assaulted her with a sweeping brush. Unemployed Binnie, from Cornton, Stirling, pleaded guilty to sexual assault and Anderson, a carpet fitter, admitted committing a breach of the peace by uploading the footage to Snapchat. Binnie, who has a record for violence and was assessed by social workers as at risk of committing further violent offences, was jailed for 12 months and placed on the sex offenders' register for 10 years. Anderson was ordered to carry out 225 hours of unpaid work. He will not have to signed the register because he only admitted breaching the peace.

A man left his neighbours' crying toddler fighting for life after he aimed and fired a loaded air rifle into his head to 'shut him up', Bristol Crown Court has heard. Little Harry Studley (pictured left), then 18-months-old, was visiting couple Jordan Walters and Emma Horseman (together, right) with his mother Amy Allen (inset with Harry's father Edward Studley) and brother Riley, two. Miss Allen's children were crying and Horseman told her partner - who was cleaning his rifle - to 'shoot Harry just to frighten him, shut him up, shoot it at Harry', it is alleged. Father-of-two Walters thought the weapon was empty so 'aimed the gun at Harry and fired it right into Harry's head', the jury was told.

A video has captured Miss Netherlands, 23-year-old Zoey Ivory, causing a stir during rehearsals for the Miss Universe competition when she cut loose with some funky dance moves while her snooty competitors stood awkwardly still at the Mall of Asia Arena in Manila, capital of the Philippines. Zoey responds to the crowd, twirling and miming smacking her own booty as she dances elegantly despite teetering on huge high heels.

Glass Beach (pictured) on Ussuri Bay, near Vladivostok, was used to dump truckloads of beer, wine and vodka bottles during the Soviet Era. But over time, the jagged glass has been smoothed over to form kaleidoscopic pebbles. The area is now a tourist destination and Russian authorities have now declared that the area is specially protected. Locals visit the beach all year round and in summer swimmers and sunbathers flock to the beautiful spot.

BoredPanda have compiled a collection of some of the most uncomfortable photos on the internet that may just stop you from scrolling to the end. In many cases poorly fitted fixtures are enough to send you mad with an ill aligned drain and a tap that runs onto the floor proving infuriating. Whether you are a perfectionist or not you may just struggle to make it to the bottom of the page.

Footage of the fight shows two men throwing punches at each other in the middle of the road on Monday in front of commuters waiting at a nearby bus stop on Piccadilly in Manchester city centre. Officers are now searching for the men, who are believed to be aged in their 20s. It is unknown if anyone involved in the brawl was seriously injured.

CCTV footage of the dramatic near-miss from the Sunny Point complex in Batu Uban, Malaysia went viral after it was shared online in a community Facebook group. Mo Adib, a guard from the apartment block, said: 'The lift had no sensors. There's only a button on the inside to hold doors open. The girl was very lucky.'

Dr Hazel Wallace, 26, who grew up in Dundalk, Ireland, juggles 12-hour shifts at University College hospital with running a popular Instagram account, The Food Medic. The Instagram account, followed by over 100,000 fitness-lovers, features glossy images of the brunette showing off her toned body, right, doing pull-ups, left, and dining on her healthy homemade recipes.

These ninja-like squirrels went nuts as they tussled in a dramatic aerial duel. Amateur snapper Martin Docker, 47, from Isle of Dogs, east London, spotted the pair going toe-to-toe in his back garden and grabbed his camera to capture the titanic tussle (pictured). The maintenance worker captured the duo appearing to fly through the air to land roundhouse kicks, wrestling-style spear moves and judo-esque throws. And he was thrilled when he saw his snaps packed a punch. Enthusiast snapper Martin shared the images online earlier this month and said the reaction to the photos, which were taken with a Canon 7D Mark I camera and a 100-400mm Canon lens, gave him plenty of kicks.