Home

This terrifying footage shows half-a-dozen armed men brawling on the streets of Leicester in broad daylight with bats and tools (pictured). A taxi dashcam captured the incident and it's now been viewed nearly 200,000 times. Viewers can't decide whether it's gang related or road rage.

A run-down house in Durham (left) is being auctioned off for £1 after being abandoned for around 10 years. Around £30,000 is needed to improve the condition, including new wallpaper, carpets and fixing the outside wall. Images show a dated kitchen which is falling apart (top right) and an old sitting room which has dirty carpets and unfashionable wallpaper (bottom right).

A video tour of Richard Keys' Qatar villa, shot just before his affair with blonde lawyer Lucie Rose was revealed, shows off a Titanic model bought for him by wife Julia, who has now confirmed divorce. It could be a perfect metaphor for their doomed marriage, which will end after 34 years following confirmation of his affair. The former Sky Sports presenter had been carrying on a relationship with a friend of his daughter's, lawyer Lucie Rose. Richard now lives in Qatar, in a luxury villa paid for as part of his new job presenting on the Al Jazeera sports network, which nets him £420,000 a year.

EXCLUSIVE Chatting to his wife with one hand on the wheel, this brazen lorry driver is endangering the lives of other motorists. Shocking footage filmed by his furious colleague also shows Thames Water drain engineer Graham Dye eating at the wheel of the ten and a half tonne truck. As he chats to his wife he can be heard saying: 'I've got to go darling because I'm driving this truck in to London and I've got it between my shoulder and my ear at the moment. My arm's getting sore holding it.'

In the seedy, sex-driven, underworld beneath Malaysia's world-wide image of respectability, two 'good time girls' made easy pickings for North Korean agents looking for 'patsies' to commit a murder. Today the women, Doan Thi Huong (right), from Vietnam, and Siti Aishah (left), from Indonesia - both in their mid to late 20s - continued to be interrogated by Malaysian police about their roles in the murder of Kim Jong-nam (inset). They are understood to have admitted they had worked in massage parlours and had also escorted wealthy Asian men around town, ending up in their bedrooms - and they made easy pickings for North Korean agents looking for women who could assume harmless identities for the deadly roles they were needed for. Aishah said she was paid to put 'baby oil' in victim's face for £72 as part of a TV prank and did not understand that she would be killing somebody.

The images of Teddyboys loitering in the street, children climbing lampposts and teenage girls all dolled-up for a Saturday dance were all taken by Roger Mayne throughout the decade.They feature youngsters in Kensington and across the country and will be displayed at an exhibition at The Photographers' Gallery in London from next week.

Italy's World War Two dictator Benito Mussolini (left), the son of a socialist blacksmith, claimed that to be aroused he had to imagine that the woman sharing his bed was a prostitute. The only love-making he understood was tantamount to rape, and his sexual appetite was vast. He needed up to four women a day and at times had more than a dozen casual mistresses on call. His relationship with ill-fated mistress Claretta Petacci (right and inset left) has been detailed in a new biography by historian Richard Bosworth. The pair died together in April 1945 after being executed (inset right).

It's not often that George Clooney is overshadowed, but the veteran star was eclipsed by pregnant wife Amal on Friday evening in Paris. The couple led the glamour as a host of stars made their way across the red carpet for the Cesar Film Awards Ceremony in the French capital's Salle Pleyel. But it was human rights lawyer Amal who claimed the spotlight courtesy of her growing baby bump as she greeted photographers shortly before making her way inside.

The trouble began when police tried to arrest a teenage member of a notorious drug-dealing gang. Within hours, the snowy streets of Rinkeby, a northern suburb of the Swedish capital Stockholm, had erupted into violence. Pictured right, Rinkeby on fire during riots between gangs and police. Pictured left, a Muslim woman pushes a pram through the snow in Sweden. Some 1.7 million migrants have arrived in the country since the nineties.

The former president was seen leaving an office building in the Flatiron District of Manhattan on Friday (left and right). Thursday night, he was pictured having dinner with his daughter Malia at an Italian restaurant in SoHo (center). It's unclear what the 44th president is doing in New York City.

Valued at $200 million and set in 20 acres on the billionaires' playground of Palm Beach in Florida, the Jazz Age chateau Mar-a-Lago (bottom, third from right) was built by a breakfast cereal heiress who left it to the nation as a winter get-away for U.S. presidents. Trump (inset top right) has dubbed this pleasure palace - part Trump family home, part jaw-droppingly expensive private members club - the 'Winter White House'. It has become the de facto Court of The Donald, the place where he flies in most weekends to mix business with pleasure in a manner that is causing alarm among those who see serious conflicts of interest in the arrangement. Also pictured: Melania poses inside (far left), the main living room (top right), a bedroom, (bottom, second from right) and Melania and Barron outside (bottom right)

Carnival-goers showed off their extravagant costumes and opulent head-dresses as thousands danced in the streets on the first night of the five-day festival in cities across Brazil, including Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo. But the opening bash in Rio began in a strange way, after the city's evangelical mayor Marcelo Crivella delayed the start, before skipping it entirely.

This sassy parrot is threatening to upstage Rihanna after a video of the bird singing the pop star's lines in an Eminem song has become an internet sensation. The un-named parrot was filmed turning on its perch and gazing at the camera as it nailed its rendition of Rihanna's lines in The Monster. YouTube user Edilson Barros can be heard laughing and speaking Portuguese to the pet in the short clip, which has been viewed almost 730,000 times.

The top five least affordable cities for homebuyers are Oxford, Great London, Winchester, Cambridge and Chichester, according to the research by Lloyds Bank. Top of the list of 61 cities published by Lloyds Bank is Oxford, where the average house price is £385,372. It is almost 11 times the annual gross average earnings in the city of £36,033.

Sarah Robb, 40, had just left her home when a 30ft-long branch crashed into her BMW 3 series estate. The wood became lodged in the steering column after narrowly missing the driver. The terrifying moment was captured on Ms Robb's dashcam, who says she can't believe she escaped alive.

Vikki Kinge, 28 from Milton Keynes, shed 4 stone in just a year after her soaring weight led to constant stress and anxiety. At her heaviest, the 'chocaholic' beautician would binge on junk food in a bid to feel better about herself and lived on a diet takeaways and ready meals. But she has dramatically slimmed down, documenting her entire journey on Twitter with regular selfies (left, from December 2015 to December 2016).

The six-engined Antonov An-225 Mriya - which can transport the equivalent of ten battle tanks - is expected to make frequent appearances at airports in Britain. Its Ukrainian operators want to expand their presence in the UK and the wider West after breaking ties with Russia. Pictured main and top right: The An-225 Mriya taking off.

The 17-year-old was left with serious head and neck injuries following the smash in Bromsgrove Street, Birmingham city centre at around 6.30pm on January 28. A shocking 16-second clip shows the mother and daughter casually walking down the street as a black BMW 5 Series comes into view behind them and stops at a junction. The driver even indicates as he calmly turns into the road before suddenly swerving onto the pavement and ploughing into the girl - sending her sprawling across the concrete.

Sean O'Leary, of Ottawa, Canada, right, the father of 16-year-old Paige O'Leary, left, who has abused drugs for nearly 20 months, penned a heartbreaking open letter about his family's struggle with her addiction, inset. O'Leary wrote the letter on Facebook after he learned of the recent death of 14-year-old Chloe Kotval, who died from an apparent drug overdose. He expressed his sadness for the parents of the children that have died in the Kanata area from overdoses and even talked about his family's personal experience with dealing with his daughter. 'My first thought every morning is to check that Paige is alive,' he wrote. O'Leary said that his family has spent 'thousands upon thousands of dollars' on psychologists and counselors for Paige's addiction.

Shocking footage has emerged showing a knife-wielding robber (pictured) holding up a Co-op near Brighton - all while dressed in a Santa hat. The thug even broke several ribs of one worker and made off with more than £2000. Police are hoping a witness may recognise him from his build and the way he moves.

Four hundred meters deep and containing up to 4,000 bodies, this sinkhole is thought to be the biggest mass grave in Iraq. The Khasfa sinkhole has swallowed the mutilated bodies of ISIS' enemies since the jihadis captured Mosul in 2014. It is now so infamous that locals tremble when they speak of the atrocities committed there. 'Daesh would drive the victims to Khasfa in convoys of minibuses, trucks and pick ups,' said one villager. Inset Iraqi forces fight ISIS in Mosul.

The fake horse (pictured left and right) was seen tied down to a trailer as it made the 100-mile trip from Birmingham to Cambridge. RSPCA inspector Richard Lythgoe (right) said he laughed out loud after discovering the horse was made out of plastic. Photographs show the rather realistic-looking horse, covered in a horse blanket, tied to the corner of the trailer by its legs.

Eerie footage from Argentina filmed by one of the youngsters shows the group running happily around the pitch after the ball until the filmer suddenly spots what appears to be a mysterious figure at the side. The small, dark shape crawls slowly forwards, moving awkwardly, seemingly neither man nor beast. As the boy zooms in he starts screaming and the group run away in panic.

Howie Nicol, son of former Beatle Jimmie (right), has said his father would be horrified by plans for biopic of his time in the band. Jimmie was the drummer in the 1960s for 13 days when Ringo fell ill (left, centre). A book that was written about his time in the band by Jim Berkenstadt, called 'The Beatle Who Vanished', is going to be turned into a film after Roy Orbison's son, Alex, and George Hamilton and Alana Stewart's son, Ashley Hamilton, purchased the rights.

The stomach-churning footage shows the man wobbling on the rope as he attempts to make his way between two cliff faces. His friends can be heard shouting encouragement as he desperately tried to stay on the rope. Eventually, he falls off the rope and is left dangling from his harness. The video was shared on a Facebook group for slackline enthusiasts in France, but it is not clear exactly where the footage was filmed.

A new book entitled Art Record Covers is being released by Taschen this month and features 500 record covers from the 1950s through to today. Pictured clockwise, from top left: The cover for John Lennon's Menlove Ave. album, designed by Andy Warhol; Warhol's cover for 1967 record The Velvet Underground & Nico; and Lady Gaga's Artpop album cover designed by American artist Jeff Koons. Sigur Ros's 2008 album featuring a photograph by Ryan McGinley; Mason William's 1968 Music LP cover painted by Edward Ruscha; and Patti Smith's Horses cover by photographer Robert Mapplethorpe.

Ashton McDuff (above left), who lives in Ware, Hertfordshire, spent three months sneakily adding herself to random groups online and asking complete strangers around the world to write a message to her partner Steve. The note reached New Zealand (above centre), Disneyland (above right), India (below right) and Egypt (below centre).