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An explosive recording of a conversation between Sydney couple Anthony Bell (left) and Kelly Landry (right) has been leaked just days before a bitter court case involving the pair is set to be finalised. The conversation was secretly recorded by TV presenter Ms Landry in August last year at the Rio Olympics, with celebrity accountant Mr Bell heard swearing at his wife. 'You're hiding on my f***ing coat tails. That's all you are,' Mr Bell is heard saying in the conversation. Mr Bell said he was 'deeply disappointed' the recording was made public and said it was 'not a fair representation'. A magistrate will soon decide whether to grant a permanent AVO against Mr Bell.

A Queensland man who had his leg completely torn off by a shark has been refused Centrelink disability payments only months after the agonising attack which left him as close as humanly possible to death. Glenn Dickson, a 25-year-old father of two, was ferociously mauled by a shark while on a spearfishing trip with three friends at a remote reef off Hinchinbrook Island in North Queensland. 'They didn't consider losing a leg as a disability. They must think I'm going to grow it back,' Mr Dickson said.

The new Duke of Westminster (pictured left) has become the richest young person ever after inheriting $19 billion following his father's sudden death last year. He joins a host of fledgling aristocrats - such as Lady Charlotte Wellesley (pictured top right) and socialite India Rose James (pictured bottom right)- whose families have made their fortunes in everything from property to horseracing as well as the brewing business. Hugh Grosvenor, 26, became the seventh Duke of Westminster when his dad Gerald passed away in August last year. He inherited a whopping $19 billion and 300 acres across London's Mayfair and Belgravia - two of the most expensive areas in the world - as well as estates in Oxford, Cheshire and Scotland and properties around the globe. The Duke's staggering wealth makes up more than half of the combined $32 billion fortune of the top 50 people under 30 on the Sunday Times Rich List, which has been released today.

Food fiends prepare for a cloud egg takeover. The latest trend sweeping social media resembles a fluffy white cloud with a delicious yolk centre. Egg lovers are stepping outside of their comfort zone with the pretty looking dish that will upgrade your breakfast and Instagram feed in an instant.

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Video footage has emerged from China showing an eel being surgically removed from a patient who allegedly inserted it for sexual gratification. The video posted to LiveLeak has received more than 50,000 views in less than 24 hours. In the video, a surgeon delicately holds onto the end of an eel with surgical forceps. The surgeon then slowly begins to lift the long eel out of the unconscious patient on the operating table.

Intrepid James Sissom, 35, and Ashley Schmieder, 32, from California, braved sub-zero temperatures, rocky terrain and altitude sickness on their way to Everest Base Camp, where they exchanged vows at 17,000ft above sea level (main). The couple (inset left, hiking) were joined by specialist wedding photographer Charleton Churchill, who captured every step of the remarkable journey. The couple brought a touch of tradition to the occasion with traditional wedding finery - although they still had to get dressed in a tent (inset right).

A doctor has told of the terrifying moment she feared she was going to die after being repeatedly stabbed and doused in petrol by a man she had met on Tinder. Angela Jay (left), 28, was brutally attacked by her former boyfriend Paul Lambert (right), 36, after he broke into her home at Port Macquarie, on the New South Wales Mid-North Coast, in November 2016. 'I realised I had to get away or die trying,' a tearful Dr Jay told Channel Seven's Sunday Night program. 'I just thought in my head, "Oh my God he's actually stabbing me, he's going to actually kill me".

The six-year-old son of Australian terrorist Khaled Sharrouf (inset) is being used in more ISIS propaganda, posing with a sign attached to a body of a man strung up on a cross (left). The sign, which the boy is pointing to, reads: 'The Crime: Collaborating with Christians. The Punishment: Execution'. The new image surfaced just days after a propaganda video using the boy circulated online showing him making threats to kill Australians while holding a knife (right). Humzeh, eight, was captured on camera wearing a suicide vest and at times with a Glock pistol, automatic ­machine gun and knife in hand in the terrifying video.

Two teenagers miraculously walked away with only cuts and bruises from their wrecked car after driving it off a cliff in Sydney's south, before they crawled up an embankment for help. The red ute tumbled down an embankment, crashing through branches and taking bark of tree trunks, stopping just short of the Georges River. The ute's roof was caved in, all its windows smashed and its bumper bar and side panel torn away during the crash.

Prince Harry and Prince William looked in excellent spirits as they took part in the second day of the Audi Polo Challenge at Coworth Park in Ascot, Berkshire, today. Dressed in matching white and grey polo shirts, William, 34, and Harry, 32, were seen chatting and inspecting their mallets before they mounted their horses with the help of an aid. Yesterday Harry was joined on the first day of the event by his girlfriend Meghan Markle. It is not clear if she was on hand to watch the prince today.

Is the debate about #TheDress back? An optical illusion doing the rounds on the internet is causing a huge debate about how it tricks the eye in real time. Two dresses, one blue and black and one yellow and white - the same colours as the original dress - are side by side. In the short animation a segment of the dress moves from one to the other and it suddenly transforms colour.

A Sydney family is furious Labor senator Sam Dastyari mocked their $1.3 million house (top right) in a Facebook video as an example of Sydney's runaway housing boom, calling him a 'snob'. Senator Dastyari said everyone knew inner-city prices were 'incredibly expensive', but most people didn't know whole city had become unaffordable. He then toured some of the outer suburbs of Sydney to see what $1 million would buy you in several houses up for auction.

The driver darted past the cyclist on a West Sussex road before swerving across his path. In the footage shared online, the rider can be seen hitting the side of the vehicle with his hand to alert driver to his presence - but he was forced to career onto the grass verge to avoid collision. The managing director of the construction firm who own the van, Vidette UK, has issued a public apology and said the driver has been dismissed with immediate effect to be 'made an example' of.

Men and women have shared before and after photos of their inkings to reveal just how much they've faded over time - some in as little as seven days. From a red lipstick that became nothing more than a few lines of black ink to etchings that are nearly impossible to make out, these snaps may just put you off going under the needle. Pictured: Tattoos that have faded in as little as one and a half years after being inked.

A racing boat driver has suffered serious injuries after hitting a tree while competing at a race on the Hawkesbury River in north west Sydney. Rodney Burns was on the return leg during the Double Dash 2017 when he collided with the tree as his boat suffered substantial damage (pictured top right). The 52-year-old was quickly recovered from the water by rescue crews near the Pitt Town boat ramp before he was treated for multiple injures (pictured left), including lower leg fractures.

Harley Vukovic has stolen the show celebrating with his father Danny following Sydney FC's A-League Grand Final win over Melbourne Victory. Harley suffers from a rare disease called biliary atresia and had a life-saving liver transplant in April.

The Queen has suggested that, in the wake of Prince Philip's retirement, the younger royals needed to step up their state duties and focus on 'representing the nation' instead of individual charity activity. A source in the palace said that the 'soul-baring', seen in the younger royals involvement with mental health campaigns, was no longer necessarily what the palace was looking for

Slain civil rights icon Malcolm X (left) acknowledged that his marriage was failing because he was unable to satisfy his wife in bed, it was learned on Sunday. The stunning revelation was made in a 1959 typed letter written by Malcom X to his mentor, Nation of Islam leader Elijah Muhammad (inset). In the letter, X says that his wife, Betty Shabazz (right), complained that her husband had 'never given her any real satisfaction' and 'said to me that if I didn't watch out she was going to embarrass me and herself (which under questioning she later said she was going to seek satisfaction elsewhere).'

She appeared on The Block in 2015 and earned herself a reputation as one of the TV series' most outrageous contestants. But it seems Suzi Taylor's 'blocktagon' apartment she renovated on the show failed to sell at auction on Saturday. According to RealEstate.com.au, the Melbourne pad was passed in at $2million but now has a price tag at $2.35 million. 

A gender neutral 21-year-old has published a quarter-life memoir detailing the struggles of identifying with neither male nor female. Nevo Zisin (pictured left and right), from Melbourne, was born a girl but went through the motions of transitioning into a male at the age of 17 (pictured inset before transition). But Nevo was not 'born in the wrong body' and the young transgender claims to not fit into any one gender.

Ben Bond (pictured inset) spent an hour and a half struggling to reel in a 25ft long sixgill shark that weighed an astonishing 690kg (pictured right). When Ben saw the beast he said his 'eyes nearly popped out'. Because six gills are threatened species Ben released the animal back into the wild (pictured left) but said he was proud to have managed to catch such a huge animal.

Beatrice Whitehead, 87, declined further treatment after a long battle with bone cancer, and is preparing to pass away in hospital in Greater Manchester next to her fellow patient and husband, Bert, 90. The great-grandmother was taken into the Royal Bolton Hospital four weeks ago and, just a few weeks later, Bert fell ill and was also admitted. Now the childhood sweethearts from nearby Farnworth have had their beds moved by hospital staff and are side by side as they see out Beatrice's last days in a move daughter Suzanne Hall has described as 'wonderful'.

A beach that was washed away 33 years ago has reappeared in the small Irish village of Dooagh, on the island of Achill. Locals have been left delighted by the freak tide that deposited hundreds of thousands of tonnes of sand on the beach over ten days in April (pictured right). For three decades the beach was nothing but craggy rock pools (pictured inset)

French photographer Romain Jacquet-Lagreze has captured the former British colony and Chinese city from a unique vertical angle, making the skyscrapers seem never-ending. Romain, 29, celebrates the fact that Hong Kong's buildings are not uniform, creating a 'lively facade' when seen at night and notes that 'the future of the city is not to go out further and further, but to build up higher and higher'. When he first embarked on the project, he wanted to find a fresh perspective and found his answer while looking up: 'The solution came to me while gazing at the moving clouds framed between towers.' Hong Kong is one of the most densely-populated cities in the world with a population of 7.3 million people.

Shocking images have emerged of five fiddler rays (left and right) with fatal stab wounds to the head in an appalling case of animal cruelty off the shore of the Mornington Peninsula town of Rye. The discovery has provoked enraged divers to call for an end to barbaric attacks on marine creatures.

He made the difficult decision to leave his weather presenting gig on the Today show last year to relocate to Vanuatu with his family. And it appears Steve Jacobs is determined to stay on the tropical island, as RealEstate.com.au reports he is putting their Coogee home up for lease. The 50-year-old TV personality and his wife Rose have put their coastal Sydney property on the rental market with an asking price of $3500 a week. While that looks like a steep price to pay, prospective renters will have four spacious bedrooms and three bathrooms spread out on three levels. It also has a studio office space, which can easily be converted into a fifth bedroom, and includes a garage for two cars, in addition to two car spaces in the driveway. The property has plenty of lounge and dining space for tenants to entertain guests. It also boasts contemporary architecture with two balconies, with the second floor overlooking Coogee Beach.

A brazen teenage trio stole a $184 pair of sneakers (inset) from a Gold Coast shop under the noses unsuspecting store clerks after an adult ringleader gave the signal and distracted staff (right). The heist from Ugg King by two boys and a girl took less then six minutes with the teens ripping security tags off the shoes and stuff them down one of their pants (left).

Satellite images show the huge changes in Melbourne as the Victorian city sprawls outwards to home its rapidly booming population. Pictures show how farmland and empty plots of land became densely populated suburbs. In the last 12 years, Melbourne's population has grown by 1million people. Pictured: Caroline Springs five years ago (top left) and now (top right), and Epping before the suburb's expansion (bottom left) and now (bottom right).

Three men agreed to spend a morning walking around New York City wearing fabulous pairs of pumps, in order to take - quite literally - a walk in their female counterparts' shoes. Billy Procida (left), Jonathan Runyan (center) and Ken Again (right) all struggled to take their first steps in their glamorous shoes, but bravely persisted. After putting on his black pumps, Billy was shocked at how precarious his balance seemed. Jonathan, meanwhile, had to crouch to rub his feet while wearing his eye-catching red shoes with leopard print. As for Ken, who strapped on a lovely pair of light pink sparkly shoes, he pledged never to ask a woman wearing heels to hurry up ever again.