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American super middleweight Andre Dirrell's uncle launched into a frenzy of punches on opponent Jose Uzcategui after his nephew's win by disqualification on Saturday night. In chaotic scenes at the MGM National Harbor in Maryland, trainer Leon Lawson entered the ring to attack a stunned Uzcategui following the fight. The Venezuelan was hit with a left hook by Lawson, who followed up with his right hand having stormed his corner to spark a brawl.

NEW This two-bedroom property in London's exclusive Eaton Square, home to Nigella Lawson and the Duchess of York, is going on the market for just £90,000 (main). While the average price of an apartment sold at the Belgravia address is more than £7 million, this pad which comes with access to private tennis courts (top) and has a grand entrance (right bottom), is expected to sell for less than the half the average home in England. The low price is due to the fact it is a leasehold apartment and the lease only has 13 months remaining on it. Whoever buys the flat will have to either permanently leave at the end of June 2018 or pay the freeholder, the Duke of Westminster (inset), £900,000 to extend it for another 20 years.

Meghan Markle (top right) reportedly arrived at Pippa Middleton and James Matthews' evening reception just in time to watch a majestic flypast by a Word War Two-era Spitfire plane (left, inset). Prince Harry's actress girlfriend, 35, is understood to have joined guests to witness the spectacular aerial display from a £100,000 glass marquee (main) erected in the Middletons' mansion in Bucklebury, Berkshire, at 7.15pm on Saturday. The Suits star was not by Harry's side for the wedding in the nearby village of Englefield, but made a camera-shy appearance at the lavish reception, E! News reported. Just hours earlier, a beaming Pippa Middleton, 33, married billionaire hedge-fund manager James (pictured together, bottom right), 41, in an intimate ceremony at a 12th-century church.

Pippa, left, and James Matthews spared no expense when it came to their lavish wedding reception and guests ate £40,000 Russian caviar, supped magnums of expensive Champagne and some even enjoyed a game of ping-pong with seven-time Wimbledon champion Roger Federer (pictured, right, arriving at the ceremony with wife Mirka). However, photos of the society wedding of the year were not plastered all over the internet as guests were banned from using their mobile phones. The newly-weds ( even employed 'phone police' to enforce the rule and ensure not a single snap appeared in social media. Guests sipped £75-a-bottle sparkling wine from Sussex vineyard Nyetimber and tucked into £40,000 worth of caviar, reportedly donated by a Russian millionaire. While the church ceremony was a modest £500, the stunning 150ft-long glass marquee (top, centre) cost a further £100,000 and was specially shipped from Belgium to the reception grounds at the Englefield Estate (bottom centre) in Berkshire. The couple's parents must at least have been relieved that the Spitfire flypast by the Boultbee Flight Academy was donated for free!

Across a sea of pageboys and bridesmaids, a delighted Duchess of Cambridge exchanges smiles with her newly married sister as the happy couple pose for photographs. The old red and black tiles in the porch of St Mark's Church, Englefield, have felt the tread of many a spring bride over the centuries. Few can have looked quite as poised and polished as Pippa Middleton yesterday. And with Prince George and Princess Charlotte as page boy and flower girl, and the Duchess of Cambridge fussing over her sister's dress, none can have been more royally celebrated.

The three-year-old made for an adorable page boy at Pippa Middleton's wedding to billionaire hedge fund manager James Matthews in Englefield, Berkshire this morning. His two-year-old sister, Princesses Charlotte, acted as bridesmaid. But, it seems that after an hour in church the excitement became a bit much for George and he received a telling off from his mother after the ceremony. Video (left), shot as the newlyweds were leaving the church, appears shows the young prince and his sister skip onto the train of his aunt's £40,000 wedding dress. Kate immediately grabbed George and appeared to give him a small telling off. He was later pictured looking sulky outside the church as a patient Kate tried her best to calm him. However, when George continued his tantrum he received a rare public telling off from his mother (bottom right).

She was a maid of honour for her sister Kate when she married six years ago but today it was Pippa's turn to play the radiant bride. The 33-year-old married hedge fund manager James Matthews, 41, at a church in Englefield, Berkshire. Moments before she started her walk down the aisle the Duchess of Cambridge, 35, leaned down to help her arrange her stunning £40,000 Giles Deacon gown. The touching moment drew a comparison with the starring role Pippa played as she lifted Kate's train and helped her up the steps of Westminster Abbey in 2011 to exchange vows with Prince William. But this was not the only similarity between the two weddings.

Lillian Constantine (left) filmed the sexual assault carried out by Bangladeshi takeaway worker Ashraf Miah, 34, as she walked home late at night in the seaside town of Ramsgate, Kent. It is thought to be the first time ever that a victim's own footage (including the image, right) of an entire attack has helped put a rapist behind bars. It was only because Lillian was using her phone to light the way that she was able to hit the record button. Miah (police mugshot, inset) attacked her beneath a street light that had been turned off by a council to save money. He was jailed last month for 13-and-a-half years and must serve a minimum of nine-and-a-half years.

Keith and his wife Morag, both 45, from Frome, first noticed Zac's(left) limited vocabulary when he was a toddler, but assumed that he would catch up. But as he grew older Zac's difficulties increased. Zac's story is vividly described in the bestselling work A Boy Made Of Blocks by Keith Stuart.(right)

The annual Wickham Horse Fair in Wickham, near Fareham, dates back more than 800 years and is attended by traveller communities from across the country. While there has been no formal organiser for the event, the event has evolved to become just one of two major horse trading events in the country. The RSPCA and Hampshire Constabulary both had teams of officers attending with a couple fights dealt with swiftly by police and a number of ill-treated horses were removed by the RSCPA. The event has largely been peaceful in recent years, although six people were convicted after the 2013 event for various offences after a public order incident involving high powered catapults. Pictured, travellers with their horses at the event.

A Survation poll for The Mail on Sunday (left) showed the Conservative lead over Labour has fallen to 12 per cent, a five point drop in a week. It follows the release of last week's Tory manifesto which included social care reforms that were quickly branded a 'Dementia Tax' by critics. Pictured right: Theresa May.

Among Britain's longest serving prisoners are Robert Maudsley, better known as 'Hannibal the Cannibal'. He has been detained since 1973 after he garrotted a man who hired him as a rent boy. It also includes Dennis Nilsen who was jailed in 1983 for killing 16 men in North London. Peter Sutcliffe, better known as the Yorkshire Ripper, murdered 13 women during a terrifying five-year killing spree. He was jailed in 1981. John Massey was jailed in 1975 for blasting Charlie Higgins with a shotgun after being thrown out of a Hackney pub for fighting. And ruthless hitman John Childs was convicted of six contract killings during the mid-1970s after he had been dismissed from the Army for burglary. Arguably the most famous prisoner on the list, Charles Bronson, was jailed for armed robbery in 1974. His jail time was repeatedly extended for various crimes including taking prisoners hostage.

Sue and Noel Radford, from Morecombe, Lancashire, describe bathing the youngsters as 'like a sheep dip' which requires 'gallons' of shampoo. Other daily tasks include ploughing through seven loads of washing and preparing dinners involving up to 60 sausages, 30 chicken thighs and 6.5 pounds of potatoes.

The First Lady of the US was at the American International School in Riyadh where she greeted pupils and spoke with teachers. She was joined by the Saudi Education Minister, Ahmed Al Eissa, and the two were given a tour of the site. Mrs Trump, who wore a beige trench coat style dress cut off at the knee, has decided not to cover her head during her time in Saudi Arabia.

Rebecca Stott (pictured left and right as a child) spent just the first six years of her childhood in the Exclusive Brethren, a fundamentalist and reclusive Christian sect, but its influence has taken a lifetime to escape

EXCLUSIVE: Ellie Taylor, 21, pictured, says she filled up her car then handed over £20 in cash to pay for her £11 of fuel and £5 of crisps and juice at a branch of the supermarket in Aberdeen, Scotland. But she forgot to check her change and didn't notice that the checkout operator had failed to put through her fuel - despite authorising her to use the pump just moments earlier. Police called the shocked student hours later demanding that she pay up or face a theft conviction - something which Ellie says would have 'ruined' her dream career working offshore as a cabin cleaner. She told MailOnline: 'It was his responsibility to ask me if I had any fuel, he never asked me that so I assumed that he knew seeing as he did authorise the pump for me. I should have checked my change right enough and I never picked anything up at the time but obviously he'd failed in his responsibility. He didn't do his job right in the first place, it was his error and later on what he'd said to the police is that I'd just driven off without paying.'

NEW Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau (circled, main) was snapped by his official photographer as he jogged past the well-dressed teenagers readying themselves for prom in Vancouver, on Friday night. While he might have been hoping to slip past without being spotted, one eagle-eyed teenager recognised the prime minister and asked him to pose for a photo. Living up to his reputation as a laid back leader, Mr Trudeau was happy to oblige and smiled for the camera while still wearing his running shorts (inset).

The nine and a half foot souped-up shed which helps barbie lovers host parties while stopping sausages from getting soggy is just one of the 'must-haves' at this year's Chelsea Flower Show. Costing from £7,645 to £11,945, the hexagonal hut, pictured left, looks like a fairytale cottage and has been designed to host barbecues whatever the weather. Its comfy interior, inset, is a high-end alternative to the traditional barbecue, right. The Queen will open the Chelsea show tomorrow with Prince Philip and the Duchess of Cambridge.

In a hilarious yet uncomfortable selection of images compiled by BoredPanda capture the moment before catastrophe strikes. In the perfectly timed pictures the photographers have captured their friends on the brink of a nasty fall or shortly before an object breaks. In some of the more stomach churning images, photographers even capture their subject on the brink of vomiting.

NEW Magaluf is one of the most popular resorts for lads' and girls' holidays, with groups from across the UK flocking there to drink and dance their troubles away - often leaving their manners behind. The first cohort of holiday-makers have already started to make the most of the cheap booze and hot weather the resort offers, stumbling out of neon-lit bars as they hit the streets in search of a good time.

A skull cap that fires electrical currents into the brain to kill cancer cells is being used to treat one of the most deadly forms of the disease. Patients with glioblastoma, a type of brain cancer that affects about 4,000 people in the UK every year, has an estimated survival rate of 12 to 18 months. In the new treatment, an array of electrodes is glued to the patient's head, while a weak electrical current targets the cancer cells.

Last December a pipe from an anaerobic digester, meant to produce environmentally friendly electricity, burst causing thousands of gallons of toxic slime to descend in the River Teifi, mid-Wales, causing an ecological disaster. The slime slid slowly downhill across verdant meadows to a nearby stream - a tributary of the Teifi. The result was a poisonous 'tsunami', a flood of putrid sludge that flowed down the stream and into the river for hours. At least 1,000 mature trout and salmon were found dead immediately, but the full toll will be many times higher. Poison levels in an eight-mile stretch of the Teifi were so high almost no living things survived.

Inventor Stephen Davies (right), who was born without a left lower arm, said he was inspired to launch the business after being stigmatised as a child for the NHS prosthetic he was given. His business, Team UnLimbited, creates customised 'cool' limbs for children, featuring their choice of colour and pattern, in his shed in Swansea. The limbs work for children born without a lower arm. When the wearer moves their elbow, the fist closes, enabling objects to be grasped. Each arm costs about £30 to make, and takes a few days to print and assemble. The first recipient was nine-year-old Isabella Jennings (left), from Bristol, who was born without a lower left arm.

The US Navy is moving the aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan, right, to the Korean Peninsula to meet with the USS Carl Vinson strike group for training exercises, to make sure the carrier can launch and recover aircraft, according to the Navy. The Reagan left two days after North Korea's ballistic missile launch Sunday, bottom left, directed by North Korea's leader Kim Jong-Un, top left. The Reagan had finished maintenance and sea trials in its homeport of Yokosuka, Japan, before it left Tuesday. Navy officials did not say how long both carriers will be in the region together, but it is expected the Reagan will replace the Vinson when it finishes deployment.