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Hannah Bushell-Walsh, from Norfolk, details her unique relationship with her Asperger's suffering husband Steve. She writes: 'Even now, when we go out to a restaurant as a family, it is always me who walks in first, who asks for a table, orders and pays. Steve will sit there, his head down. At times, it feels like I am responsible for everyone and that can get tiring. When we were dating, I sometimes found his behaviour hilarious. I'll never forget the party where Steve was cornered by a drunk woman who was clearly attracted to him. She was relaying something to him in a rather emotional manner and, for an hour at least, he just stood there, listening and nodding sympathetically, entirely oblivious to her advances.'

The Duchess of York joined Prince Andrew and their daughter Princess Eugenie as they arrived in Scotland yesterday to holiday with the Queen at Balmoral. Despite there being regular flights to Aberdeen for as little as £62, the group flew in on a private jet. Andrew, left, was first off the plane, asking the waiting royal staff to load their suitcases into the car that had been brought for them to drive to Balmoral. Next out was Sarah Ferguson, centre, who took her spot in the passenger seat before Princess Eugenie, right, emerged. Prince Andrew then went to get their dogs, inset. They were just missing Princess Beatrice, understood to be on holiday. She is expected to join them later this month. Andrew and his daughters plan to spend several weeks at Balmoral enjoying time with the lady they call 'Super Gran'.

By the spring of 1945, the SAS was an established covert force, charting successes in every theatre of war, from deserts to freezing wastelands. In the concluding part of our electrifying serialisation, official historian BEN MACINTYRE reveals the unimaginable horror that members of the regiment encountered in the last days of the war. Lieutenant John Randall and his driver were motoring through forests of pine and silver birch in northern Germany when a terrible smell hit them, a cloying stench of rot and excrement that seemed to hang in the air like a plague miasma. They were the first Allied soldiers to enter Bergen-Belsen concentration camp. At that moment there appeared a smiling figure in SS uniform who introduced himself as Josef Kramer, the commandant. He offered the visitors a tour of the camp, declaring absurdly that he was not responsible for the condition of the inmates.

Viewers tuning into the BBC's News at Ten got an eyeful when a woman exposed her naked breasts on a computer screen - just yards behind presenter Sophie Raworth. A BBC worker, who was wearing headphones and slumped in his chair, was spotted watching the woman remove her bra in the raunchy movie scene. Ms Raworth, 49, was presenting a live piece on the England cricket team's victory over South Africa, but eagle-eyed viewers noticed the screen over her shoulder. Around 3.8million viewers watched the show and one person tweeted: '@BBCNews why is there a porn video playing behind one of your news anchors during a report?' The actress was wearing a black jumper while standing over a man during the clip which could be seen on Monday evening. In what is believed to be an action movie, she then removed her bra to reveal her breasts during the striptease.

Glamour model Chloe Ayling fended off sexual advances from one of her kidnappers by promising to have sex with him when her ordeal was over, she told police. The 20-year-old, from Caulsdon, Surrey, left and right, said Lukasz Herba told her he was being driven crazy with lust as he watched her shower. She said oddball Herba, 30, slept next to her in a double bed, he bought her underwear and chocolates during her six-day ordeal. Miss Ayling was taken to a remote Italian farmhouse after being kidnapped, drugged with ketamin and stuffed in a suitcase when she arrived in Italy for a fake photo shoot. In an extraordinary 3,500 word statement made to Italian Police, inset, seen by by MailOnline, Miss Ayling said: 'MD (Herba) tried various sexual advances with me but I always stopped it by putting it off to the future are more intimate knowledge of each other. In effect I was leading him to believe that we would have become more intimate friends when this kidnapping was over.'

Chilling photographs show a young blonde women, believed to be model Chloe Ayling, lying helplessly on a floor after allegedly being kidnapped and drugged (left and right). The shocking images were emailed to a number of British newspapers and publications and appear to show the 20-year-old from Coulsdon, South London (pictured inset), on her back. She was wearing a pink leotard-type garment inside the property which is thought to be the remote house near Turin where was held hostage for up to six days. In one of the pictures, it appears she had a sick and twisted Dark Web advert pinned to her stomach which asked bidders to start their offers at $300,000. Miss Ayling told police she had been lured to a fake photoshoot in Milan where was drugged, stripped and handcuffed before being bundled into a suitcase in a car. Miss Ayling's captors allegedly tried to sell her on an online auction and police have been holding their prime suspect - Polish man Lukasz Herba, who moved to the UK several years ago.

Today host Karl Stefanovic has slammed the former butler of Princess Diana after he made explosive remarks about the Duchess of Cambridge. Paul Burrell - who is currently in Australia - tried to backtrack on his comments on Wednesday morning just one day after saying Kate Middleton will never measure up to her mother-in-law's legacy. Appearing on Channel Nine, a defiant Stefanovic pressed Mr Burrell - who is currently on the Gold Coast - over his recent controversial views.

One thing Diana disliked was blending in. And what better way to reflect her vibrant, colourful character than adorning herself in gemstones of every hue? It's not easy to wear colourful stones, but she was unafraid to experiment, as this emerald headband, right, and ruby choker suggest. Diana also took great delight in fooling royal-watchers into thinking she was wearing priceless heirlooms when they were cheap trinkets, such as the star shaped white bead with onyx-lookalike gems, pictured inset.

Dogs are known for being full of energy and overly keen for human attention. So when you walk into a room with a young pup, they're normally incredibly hard to miss. But someone seemingly forgot to tell that to one canine, who has left the internet stumped by managing to camouflage itself inside a kitchen in Sydney, Australia.

 The silencing of legitimate opinion continues. The latest victim of the 'purge' is Google engineer James Damore, the guy behind 'Google's Ideological Echo Chamber' a paper outlining his thoughts on Diversity and Inclusion in Silicon Valley. In his 3,300 word, ten page manifesto he highlights the reasons for the gender gap in tech, current discriminatory practises used to correct that gap and Google's left-leaning political bias.

They jetted to Italy last week for their first ever holiday with their newborn twins Ella and Alexander - who they welcomed in June.  But George and Amal Clooney took a night off their parenting duties on Tuesday, to instead enjoy dinner in Lake Como with Amal's mother Baria. The barrister 39, looked truly radiant in a silk striped jumpsuit as she arrived at the swanky Gatto Nero restaurant hand-in-hand with her man, 56 - who cut an incredibly fatigued figure in comparison, as a new dad. 

On the latest leg of their perma-holiday, Chloe Green and her jailbird boyfriend Jeremy Meeks attended a festival in Barbados. The couple, still in the passionate throes of a grisly summer romance, got into the spirit of the event by dressing up in fiesta costumes while snogging lasciviously at every opportunity. And millions of us, perhaps still digesting our breakfast or feeling a little tender about life, really wish they had not.

Taylor Swift showed up to the Alfred A. Arraj Courthouse in Denver on Tuesday for the second day of jury selection for the 'groping' trial against former DJ David Mueller (right). Her lawyer accused Mueller of changing his account of what happened seven times and said he destroyed five electronic devices containing evidence. The jury selection was completed at 9.29am local time, following a series of peremptory strikes on both sides. Approximately 30 of her fans waited outside hoping to catch a glimpse of the starlet who entered through he side entrance away from the media.

The eyes are familiar. Big, haunting, filled with raw emotion and brimming with tears. But these pictures of Sinead O'Connor (left) are of a woman in the grip of mental illness. Heavily tattooed, her shaved hair now visibly grey, she appeared a broken woman when she filmed a video in a cheap room in a New Jersey Travelodge this week. 'I'm fighting, fighting, fighting, fighting,' she sobbed, 'like all the millions and millions that I know I'm one of - to stay alive every day.' But her breakdown comes against the backdrop of an extraordinarily bitter legal battle with her former lover and long-term manager Fachtna O'Ceallaigh (inset). He met O'Connor (right, during a performance in 1990) in the Eighties when she was 17 and steered her to stardom in a partnership that lasted until 2012.

Former South Yorkshire Police officer Adrian Pogmore (left), 51, has been jailed for a year after admitting using a force helicopter to film a couple having sex (inset) and naked sunbathers. Sheffield Crown Court heard Pogmore was 'a swinging and sex-obsessed air observer who visited sex dungeons who was referred to as the 'team deviant' by other members of the air support unit at the police force. He was sacked earlier this year after admitting the offences. The court heard the couple knew Pogmore and the woman even waved to him (right), but that they were unaware they were being filmed and were 'extremely embarrassed' having 'left the swinging scene behind'.

A multi-millionaire property developer gave a struggling single mother a home of her own for free after growing up in similar circumstances. Marco Robinson, 49, is worth £25 million, and bought a three bedroom flat in Preston, Lancashire for the sole purpose of giving it away to someone in need. Around 8,000 people applied, with Marco eventually deciding to hand the flat over to 18-year-old Holly, who had described being 'stuck in the bottom of the pit', unable to get out.

The footage, captured in Palm Beach County, FL, on July 27, shows the 98-year-old woman getting emotional as her grandson sings her favorite song. Ash Ruiz from Sun Pointe Drive, Palm Beach County said: 'I have the most precious memories of my Grandma Jean doing everything with a song, she was always singing and her voice was rich, velvety and beautiful. When I was eight years old she taught me how to sing 'Unforgettable' by Nat King Cole because it was her favourite song and I was to sing it with her for her birthday every year. Hence a tradition began.'

Stephen Jennings has installed zebra print galore (left), including in his living room (top right), plaster cherubs, ornate chandeliers and seven TVs into his property (inset bottom) in Newton Heath, Manchester. But now it is on the market an asking price of £180,000 - and will include all the customised furnishings he has added. The retired builder has made a lot of the unique features by hand, including a granite-effect ceiling in the kitchen (bottom right) and a breakfast table made from a church pew. A four-poster bed, fitted wardrobes and plush red carpets have been added to the master bedroom. Divorced Mr Jennings, 65, has reluctantly put his home up for sale as it's too big for him.

Lucy Mountain, aka The Fitness Fashion Foodie, has a 'no BS' approach to life. The 25-year-old, from London, educates 65,000 followers about portion sizes and how to eat what you want in a healthy way. Her motto is 'everything in moderation' and she shows how to live a balanced life. Her photos reveal that many 'healthy' treats are as calorific as 'naughty' ones, including (clockwise from top left) crisps and vegetable crisps; almonds and Fruit Pastilles; Belvita breakfast biscuits and McVitie's Digestives; and Green&Black;'s chocolate and Free-From chocolate.

Video shows the unidentified man showing off some impressive moves as he balanced on the hydro-jet several feet above the water below him. He began dancing to the music blaring over the bay as crowds watched on from the water and the nearby jetty. One bikini clad woman in particular appeared to catch his attention and he jetted over towards her. But when he goes to jump the railing to speak to her, the water jets propel him head first into a large set of speakers. It is not clear where the incident took place.

Rashed Saif Belhasa, 15, from Dubai has built an online profile under the name Money Kicks, and he flaunts his latest purchases, including this Ferrari F12 Berlinetta with its 6.3-litre V12 engine, on YouTube and Instagram. But he will not be able to drive the powerful car until he turns 18 - the legal driving age in Dubai. His Youtube channel alone has 750,000 followers and his Instagram has 659,000 followers. This Ferrari video was viewed 1,296,987 times already. 'It's all about the detail,' he says emphatically in the video, referring to the extensive print on the car.

A mom in Alabama shared what many mothers are thinking in a Facebook post, when she sent all three of her children off to school for the first time since beginning her family 11 years ago. Jena Willingham (in the pool) and her husband Edd came up with a hilarious photo opp to commemorate the family's first; mom in a pool to send off all three children to school at the same time. Jena said after dealing with non-stop summer bickering between her children 11-year-old Wrangler, 7-year-old Emmy, and 4-year-old Sykes (outside the pool and right), at their home in Beulah she was eager for the break.

Some mothers and fathers just can't resist the opportunity for a role reversal, taking any change they get to play pranks on their long-suffering children. Clockwise from top left: Scottish comedian Joe Heenan as a villian from Coraline; a tough love cake; an equally tough love note; dad stealing the show; a solution to night time wandering and prom night protection.

The lines in the image (pictured), created by Georgia illusionist and magician Victoria Skye, are straight and in parallel rows, and the alternating target patterns, rows and colors, combine to trick the brain into thinking they're slanted. Skye said that it is based off the café wall illusion, and that she plans to submit her illusion to the 'Best Illusion of the Year Contest' next year. The 'café wall illusion' was originally observed on tiles on the facade of a café in Bristol, UK.

The Kayabukiya Tavern looks like any other traditional-style Japanese 'sake-house' restaurant. However, once you walk into the modest premises in Utsunomiya, Tochigi prefecture it quickly becomes apparent that human waiters have been replaced by Macaque monkeys. Seventeen-year-old Fuku-chan was ushered into the role after she delivered a napkin to a table unprompted, mimicking Yat-chan, the original Macaque waiter.

Adrienne, two, had a severe bladder prolapse after a suspected case of abuse and was in desperate need of surgery. The poorly pup was taken off the streets and put into a kill shelter last weekl; she would have been euthanized within 24 hours if rescuers hadn't stepped in. When pilot Paul Steklenski, a former tank trainer who now runs an animal charity, heard about her ordeal he knew he had to help. The ex-US serviceman flew his five-seater plane from his home in Pennsylvania to North Carolina, picked up Adrienne and flew her to Westchester, New York, before driving her to Stamford where she underwent a three-hour operation on her bladder.

Caverswall Castle, in Stoke-on-Trent, is on the market for £5million. It's one of the last moated castles in England and features three turrets, 18 bedrooms, and nine reception rooms. There's also 13 bathrooms, a billiard room, dungeon and a library with a Wedgwood ceiling. The castle was bought as a crumbling ruin in 2006 by property tycoon Robin MacDonald and has been used as a location for events, parties and weddings, but MacDonald was fined in 2014 for hosting the events without the correct licence. He's now selling the castle again, with a £5million price tag, up from the £3million he hoped to make for it in 2014 when it was last on the market.

These felines are anything but fiesty judging by their sleepy showdown, which has been dubbed the world's laziest catfight. An online video has revealed the moment two pets exchanged gentle blows in an adorable tiff. The majority of cat fights are usually full of high-volume shrieks, rapid clawing and arched backs. However these two moggies were anything but aggressive after facing off in what appears to be someone's front room. The pair tentatively paw at each other's faces and bodies until finally deciding that enough is enough. The footage was posted to the Twitter account of Donguri, a Scottish Fold cat living in Japan.