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Meghan Markle is thought to be moving her dogs to the UK in the clearest sign yet that she is planning to live in London with Prince Harry (inset). Harry, 33, is also said to have become very attached to the dogs while visiting Miss Markle. ‘The fact she’s started the process of moving them to England is the clearest hint yet that she sees her future living in London with Harry. She is very close to those two dogs.'

The 37-year-old actor (left), famous for his appearance in the Royle Family, then sent a public tweet to the Tory: 'If I'm wrong, sue me. I double dare you.' It sparked a week-long war of words. Hunt (right), MP for South West Surrey, eventually hit back at the accusation and provided a range of statistics backing his claim up to dismiss Little's scathing remark. Little then responded after carefully fact-checking Hunt's disputed figures because he is 'never one to resist a challenge'. In a series of 42 tweets, he exposed the truth behind Hunt's figures - and mocked his ability to use unverified statistics to his advantage.

Explorer Benedict Allen (pictured) begged his wife’s forgiveness as the Mail rescued him from the jungle yesterday. Weak from malaria, the veteran adventurer had become trapped between warring tribes in one of the most remote spots on Earth. After the father of three was discovered and handed him a satellite phone to call his wife Lenka, he told her: ‘I’m so sorry I’ve put you through this, Linky. ‘I’ve been missing you and fighting every inch of the way to get back to you and the family. I never quite gave up. Thanks for not giving up on me.’ The explorer, who has six BBC TV series to his name, had been trying to reach a lost tribe called the Yaifo – the ‘last people on Earth’ with no contact with the outside world. He spent three days with them but ran into trouble trying to make his way back to civilisation, apparently contracting malaria and finding himself stranded in the Hewa valley.

A blind man travelling on a train with a guide dog claims that he was forced to sit on the floor for two-and-a-half hours as selfish commuters sat in disabled seats. Roger Debman says that a train conductor pointed to the floor and instructed him to 'sit there' after he complained. A shocking photograph (left) shows the 56-year-old sat on the floor of the York to Peterborough train with his guide dog Nevin. Mr Debman said: 'It's close to fraud. I've had two heart attacks, a stroke, I have a pacemaker - and I've to sit on the floor?' He booked the journey in advance for himself and his wife, Debra (shown right), but says Virgin gave him no option to reserve a disabled seat. On the return trip, Mr Debman was forced to use a 'normal' seat meaning Nevin blocked the aisle (inset), generating complaints from fellow travellers

Four people have been confirmed dead after a light aircraft and a helicopter crashed in mid-air over the Buckinghamshire countryside this afternoon. The aircraft crashed just 15 minutes after taking off from Wycombe Air Park which trains rookie pilots. Wreckage landed near the Rothschild family's Waddesdon Manor, 16 miles north-west of the airfield, just after midday.

The Member of Scottish Parliament (pictured right), 36, is a late entry, but has now been confirmed as part of the 2017 lineup. She will join Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson's father Stanley and boxer Amir Khan when the Outback actions starts with Ant and Dec (pictured left) on Sunday night. The show typically lasts for three weeks, which means the Lothian MSP will miss multiple constituency surgeries, as well as next week's Budget. The last serving politician to go into the jungle was Conservative MP Nadine Dorries, who was suspended by her party following her decision in 2012.

This was the disgusting scene left by travellers who broke into a derelict hospital to dump tons of old mattresses, timber and building materials against neighbours' fences. Parents in houses backing on to the property banned children from playing in their gardens and said the group set off fireworks nightly for two weeks, making their life hell. But, incredibly, officers said they were powerless to stop them and made no arrests.

Henry Debenham, 21, (left) kitted up his Lincoln home who he shares with Steph Ball, 21, Rhiannon Corbett, 20, and Jessica Wrightson, 20, (top right) with a hot tub. While the front of the property (inset) looks like an average terraced house which are inhabited by undergraduates up and down the country, the garden has been transformed into a post-study paradise. Mr Debenham said: 'The idea was just to make a dream place to hang out. We wanted the ultimate student house.'

The mound of rubbish before me reaches up to my thigh and is well over a metre wide. It's made up of a dozen concertinaed bottles (milk, fizzy water, orange juice, shampoo, shower gel...), as well as fruit cartons, swathes of plastic food packaging and bubble wrap from an online parcel. I am mortified, because this is all the plastic I've used in a single week — and I'm pretty pernickety about recycling. It looks like I've fed the 5,000 as opposed to a family of five. Only now does it strike me that we shouldn't be buying so much plastic in the first place, WRITES ALICE SMELLIE.

The Winter Wonderland Christmas fair opened tonight with beefed up security to avoid a terror attack.  Layers of steel barriers guarded people queuing for the entrance to London's Hyde Park. Rucksacks and women's handbags were meticulously searched as queues appeared thinner and more orderly than last year when crowds waiting to get in were described as 'sitting ducks' for terrorists.

In 1995, Rose West (pictured with husband Fred) was convicted of the 'depraved' murders of ten young women and girls mostly at 25 Cromwell Street, Gloucester, the terrace house she shared with her husband Fred. Lodgers, babysitters, children, as well as strangers they picked up off the street, were tortured and abused before being buried in the cellar or under the patio of their home. Now she lives a 'middle-class' life in prison where she will spend the rest of her days.

The Prince of Wales lifted the spirits of staff and pupils at a shelter in Antigua and Barbuda on the first day of his tour of the hurricane-ravaged nation. He was given a red-carpet welcome when he landed on Friday afternoon before being taken to Antigua's National Technical Training Centre which is serving as a shelter for those made homeless by hurricane Irma. Prince Charles lifted morale by sharing jokes with staff and greeting boys and girls who looked delighted to meet him.

Evelyn Brandao (pictured with newborn Reign, partner Hervon and shift manager Justyna Syla), 24, was travelling with her family from Woking to London when she suddenly realised she was going into labour. The mother-to-be panicked and alerted the train guard at 3.45pm and said she was about to have her son. The worker managed to rush her into the station's first aid room where she gave birth to baby Reign at 4.10pm. Ms Brandao said she had been 'hoping that Reign would wait, but there was no chance' and the baby arrived just 25 minutes later, weighing 6lb 8oz (2.9kg).

Harrowing footage taken from a zoo in Bangladesh shows an incredibly emaciated lion fighting for its life inside a dirty enclosure. The 18-year-old lion is said to be dying from age related complications. Juboraj the lion, who zoo officials said was in the condition because of age-related complications, was filmed lying on the floor, its rib cage visible beneath it's taut skin. Aged 18, the lion is a long time past its prime, however visitors have been shocked at the condition of Juboraj - with many refusing to visit or petitioning the centre over the alleged poor conditions.

A vicious road rage brawl was caught on video when three men were filmed punching each other while holding up traffic at a roundabout in Wales. The violent altercation was filmed at the Pwyll-y-Pant roundabout, known locally as Cedar Tree Roundabout in Caerphilly, Wales.

The pair of anonymous campaigners arrived outside Arthur's Butchery and Delicatessen in the affluent village of Topsham in Devon on Thursday afternoon. Holding flowers and wearing solemn expressions, the two women stood for two hours behind a sign which read: 'in memory of the animals who don't want to die' (main). Unluckily for them their peaceful protest was slightly disturbed by the owner of the shop who wished to get his point across too. Bill Chibouni (pictured left) scrawled his own message in response on the back of an envelope (inset).

Since August this year, thousands of people have been forced to flee to Bangladesh each week, with many people injured in the chaos as they try to escape. Bangladeshi infrastructure and international aid agencies are struggling to provide the medical care to those who have fled the ethnic conflict. Many have suffered severe psychological and physical injuries. Among those injured include brothers Mohamed and Akhter Heron (right), Momtaz Begum (top left) and Nur Kamal (bottom left).

Amazing footage shows the progress a team of scientists have made in creating a huge 'hover vehicle' that travels across the surface, paving the way for a Back To The Future like flying car. The technology uses magnets to hover just centimeters above the surface, gliding effortlessly at speed.

The home where Elvis and Priscilla Presley honeymooned in 1967 is for sale for $5,900,000 in California. The Palm Springs property has has five bedrooms and five bathrooms, an oversized pool (bottom right), and a tennis court. The front of the bedroom (top right) looks over the street and is lined with floor-to-ceiling windows. The house features a circular living room with sliding glass doors, stone walls, and a 40-foot built in couch (bottom left).

The 20-year-old striker, who lost his left leg aged 12, has inspired millions of people after giving stunning performance on the football field on crutches (pictured). Despite having been declined the opportunity to play games many times, He Yiyi has risen to super stardom after a video showing him scoring amazing goals emerged. Yiyi managed to meet his idols from the West Ham United after being invited by the English Premier League club to London in February. The football-mad man started professional training at the age of nine at his school in the city of Shanwei (inset).

It all capped off with his appearance on Today when host Savannah Guthrie, refusing to throw the actor softballs, very bluntly asked if Affleck had been told by Rose McGowan that she was rape by Harvey Weinstein. Affleck responded by completely avoiding the question, saying: 'I don't want to get into other people's individual stories. Those are their stories and they're entitled to tell as much or as little of those. I believe Rose. I support her. I like and admire her tenacity and I wish her the best.' That lackluster response came just hours after his appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, where the actor all but dismissed the fact that he groped a teenage Hilarie Burton, treating the incident as if it were some inconsequential event in his life. And just two days before that, Affleck left his Justice League co-stars stunned and in disbelief when he responded to a question about introducing a new female character to the group by joking about sexual assault.

Jeremy Piven has been an 'emotional wreck' in the wake of allegations he sexually abused or harassed four women, a source has told DailyMail.com. The actor broke down in tears on Wednesday while filming his new series Wisdom of the Crowd (pictured) and became so emotional filming had to be halted. 'Filming was stopped. He has become an emotional wreck within the last week as these allegations mount against him,' the source said. Piven was accused on Twitter of sexual harassment and assault by 38-year-old actress Ariane Bellamar (bottom left) at the end of October. That was followed by actress Cassidy Freeman who said on her Instagram page that Piven engaged in 'predatory behavior' against her when she was 'far too young.'

Did you think holidaying on your own private island was just for millionaires? In fact, in the modern age of Airbnb, anyone can rent one. From Tanzania (pictured bottom centre) to Dorset (pictured bottom left), MailOnline has scoured the Internet for the best fantasy island getaways. Whether you want to live like a footballer in paradise on Ibiza (pictured top right) or get away from it all on a blustery Scottish island (pictured top centre), if there are enough of you, it might be more affordable than you think. If none of them take your fancy we've found island paradises for rent in Belize (pictured bottom left) and Norway (pictured bottom right) as well.