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Antony Holly, 22, can't remember his mum, sister, nieces, friends or even his own name after he collapsed at a train station on his commute home to Romford in Essex. Normal daily activities like showering, washing his hair and going to the toilet were a mystery to him as he simply couldn't recollect how to do them. The first thing in life he now remembers is being 17 and starting a traineeship with Waitrose.

Jake Coates, 32, from Wales lost his wife Emmy Collett (left) to cancer in June 2017, less than a year after they married. The pair first met as 11-year-olds and rekindled their relationship shortly before her diagnosis. Eight months on from Emmy's death, Jake has revealed he's found love again with events co-ordinator Jenna Selby (pictured, right) who bears a striking resemblance to his late wife and the couple are currently on a trip to Iceland (inset).

Mitsutoki Shigeta, thought to be 27 years old, caused a 'baby factory' scandal in 2014 after Thai police found nine infants living with their nannies in a flat in an upmarket part of Bangkok, Thailand (right and left). A DNA test found that Shigeta was the biological father of the nine children, as well as four more babies born by surrogates in Thailand. Shigeta has now won custody of all his 13 children. As he comes from a wealthy family, he has ample money and has prepared nurses and nannies to care for the children in Japan, the ruling by a Thai family court stated.

On Tuesday morning, Cheryl (left and centre) opened the brand new Trust Centre for her eponymous charity in her native Newcastle. The delighted 33-year-old appeared for the first time since she has been hit with split rumours from beau Liam Payne (right), with whom she shares son Bear. Speaking at the launch, the songstress insisted she would not be 'frustrated by the rumours' as she was determined to focus her energy on the opening of the centre, which acts to benefit disadvantaged youngsters in her home town. MailOnline broke the news last week that their relationship was 'under strain', with Liam, 24, spending nights away from home while the singer looks after their 11-month-old child.

A dramatic row that escalated on a London tube saw one passenger pull the emergency alarm saying 'the police can come and arrest you'.  The two commuters rant at each other during a clip filmed on the Jubilee line where a female passenger pulls the leaver so that the tube is unable to move. The beginning of the clip sees a man shout over to a woman wearing a cap and camouflage scarf 'one more picture, stupid idiot b****'.

He is best known for his hunky role as the nation's favourite spy James Bond. But Daniel Craig, 49, sent his fans into a frenzy with his unrecognisable looks at the 71st British Academy Film Awards, at Royal Albert Hall, London on Sunday. Social media was awash with eagle-eyed fans scathing comments that the English actor looked 'plastic' and 'older' for his red carpet appearance.

Dennis, 87, and Shirley Banfield, 83, finally matched six numbers on a Lucky Dip after nearly 30 years, having played the lottery every week since it began in 1994. The RAF veteran revealed that in the weeks before the life-changing win, his wife (pictured together, main and bottom right) had even told him to stop playing as 'they never won anything'. An emotional Mr Banfield (bottom left) said he had been buying tickets for 25 years in a bid to make sure their daughters Tina, 54, and Karen, 51, (shown middle) were 'financial secure forever'. The father-of-two checked his ticket on Sunday and when Shirley read them out she said 'who'd have those numbers?' and her husband of 60 years replied: 'I do'. The couplesay they may now downsize from their home in Winterbourne, Bristol (inset) and buy a bungalow after recently applying for a free council stairlift.

Stacks of wasted chicken have been pictured piled high in a DHL depot in Rugby (left) as KFC shut 470 of its 870 UK stores (right and inset left) following a catastrophic failure at the fast food chain's new delivery firm. The company's chicken crisis could be costing the chain £1million a day. KFC gave no indication of when operations would be back to normal but urged customers to check its website in order to find the nearest open restaurant. The problems relate to the appointment of the German-owned delivery company DHL to take over store deliveries from specialists Bidvest. A new computer software system developed to manage orders and deliveries failed at the end of last week, triggering delivery chaos. There was also an accident that shut the M6 on Valentine's Day, the day DHL took over delivery duties, which caused traffic chaos. Meanwhile, the Metropolitan Police was forced to send a tweet telling customers that shut branches were 'not a police matter' (inset, right).

RIATH AL-SAMARRAI IN PYEONGCHANG: Elise Christie's rotten Olympics came to an awfully familiar end on Tuesday as she was disqualified in a blaze of drama from the heats of the 1000m. The race was always going to be dramatic, considering her tear-stained crashes from the 500m and 1500m in the past week and that was amplified by uncertainty over her fitness after injuring her ankle in the latter. But despite being passed fit, her ankle was an issue immediately.

A 26-year-old mother-of-two has pleaded guilty to a public order offence after leaving paramedics with a foul-mouthed note on an ambulance ordering paramedics to move it. Kirsty Sharman, a mother of two, was charged after a picture of the angry note was posted on Twitter by ambulance staff. Miss Sharman had been arrested on suspicion of a public order offence after West Midlands Ambulance Service said a resident also verbally abused staff members during the emergency call-out in Tunstall, Stoke-on-Trent, on Sunday.

Police are investigating whether the tragic deaths of two Russian half-sisters were linked to the notorious so-called Blue Whale suicide 'game'. Maria Vinogradova (above on far right), 12, and her sibling Anastasia Svetozarova (in video on left), 15, were found dead on a snowy pavement beneath their apartment block in Izhevsk. They are believed to have jumped from the ten-storey rooftop.

The boss of Oxfam today issued a groveling apology over the Haiti scandal - as he revealed the organisation has received 26 new reports of sexual exploitation in the wake of the crisis. Chief Executive Mark Goldring (pictured main alongside Oxfam executive director Winnie Byanyima and chair of trustees Caroline Thomson at a select committee hearing in Parliament today) apologised for downplaying the charity's scandal by saying that it was 'not like we murdered babies in their cots'. And he said the aid organisation should have done more to protect the vulnerable people it worked with and ensure abusers could not work elsewhere in the sector. Mr Goldring, who is is being investigated over his handling of a sexual assault complaint, apologised as he was hauled in front of MPs to be grilled in the scandal. The scandal erupted eraier this month after it emerged that Oxfam worker Roland van Hauwermeiren (pictured bottom left inset) used prostitutes in Haiti in the aftermath of the 2010 earthquake.

In a three-minute video, YouTuber Coby Persin, 23, of New York City decided to put the age old phrase 'don't judge a book by its cover' to the test by disguising himself as a homeless person and asking to be seated at a restaurant. The clip, which has gotten more than 110,000 views and 10,000 likes, was shared to his YouTube channel that has more than three million subscribers. The video started with Coby as he walked up to the restaurant and asked for a table for him and his friend. But the restaurant host refused to seat him because of his appearance and even asked him to get off his property. The host said: ''I'm sorry. We're not going to be able to do it sir. This place is a little too expensive for you.' But moments later, Coby's driver can be seen driving up in a Rolls Royce and a briefcase full of cash in the trunk.

The Duke of Cambridge, 35, donned a leather riding suit and helmet as he test drove the latest Triumph Tiger 1200 on Tuesday - despite saying he had put his hobby on the 'back-burner' since becoming a father due to fears from concerned Kate (inset). The royal, who in the past has owned and ridden powerful bikes, toured the factory and walk the assembly line, meeting technicians and apprentices working on-site at Hinckley near Nuneaton as well as chatting to CEO Nick Bloor.

This is the shocking moment a group of men attack their neighbours car parked in Barking London, with a golf club, electric drill and axe. It is believed the men were getting their revenge because their neighbour had parked in their space on a road in Barking, London. The group decided to vandalise the car, so it would be picked up by authorities, and one of the men could have their parking space back. 

Savvy homeowners from around the world have shared their best hacks for making everyday life easier on Diply, from making your bathroom smell sweeter using an ice tray (top left) to creating a phone stand from a pizza base (bottom left). Some hared their tricks for carrying multiple items at once regardless of the size and shape, such as coat hangovers (top right) and coffee cups.

Jayne Olorunda is the daughter of Nigerian-born Max Olorunda (left), who was killed by an IRA incendiary bomb which detonated aboard a train in Dunmurry in 1980. She grew up in Belfast but recently moved to England due to racism in Northern Ireland. As well as coping with the death of her father, Ms Olorunda and her family have been subject to racism, with 'stares and taunts' commonplace while she was growing up. The 39-year-old (right, now, and left as a toddler) has now told how she was confronted by a group of men before her family decided to leave the area.

Former jailbird Michaella McCollum, 24, from Northern Ireland, showed off her baby bump in a navy two-piece as she strolled along the shore while on holiday in Alicante, Spain. Wearing her long blonde hair in soft waves around her shoulders, the mother-to-be looked perfectly relaxed as she paddled in the shallows (left) and strolled along the sand (right). McCollum shot to notoriety in 2013 when she and her friend Melissa Reid (inset) were arrested in Lima for smuggling drugs and were dubbed the Peru Two by the Press.

He's the sportsman of the family, yet David Beckham was shown up by his daughter Harper (bottom right) after he took a tumble on the slopes during a recent family getaway in Whistler, Canada. The 42-year-old retired footballer fell over on his snowboard, landing flat on his back, whilst his youngest child zoomed past on her skis. Also showing off their skills on the ice were David and Victoria's s sons Romeo, 15, and Cruz, 13,

The quarter-final stage can be a tense affair on the BBC quiz...but viewers were left shocked after 'control freak' Carson appeared to ask his team-mate Heaton-Armstrong to refrain from answering anymore buzzer questions. Viewers were quick to notice the moment and commented that Heaton-Armstrong looked like he might cry (Pictured from left: Edinburgh Captain Carson holds up his hand at team-mate Heaton-Armstrong, far left. Inset: Tweets about the moment)

In 1994, Elizabeth Hurley soared to worldwide prominence when she sported a Versace gown made of safety pins at the premiere of Four Weddings and a Funeral. And Jennifer Lawrence appeared keen to court the same incredible attention on Tuesday afternoon as she stole the English actress' style while appearing at a Red Sparrow photocall at the Corinthia Hotel in London.  The 27-year-old stunner looked incredible in the plunging black gown which boasted a near-identical shape to that worn by the Bedazzled beauty, 52, when she appeared on the arm of her then-beau Hugh Grant at the LA bash. 

Gabriela Jirackova, 18, from Prague, Czech Republic, relies on her parents' to fund her £1,000-a-month ($1,500) regime of lip fillers, hair extensions, and permanent make-up that makes her look like a human Barbie. The teenager, who started the transformation when she was just 16 (inset before aged 14), recently went under the knife for the first time to have her natural C-cup breasts augmented to a G-cup in a procedure costing £3,200 ($4,500). She said she now has more operations planned including butt implants, rib removals and even bigger breast implants to create her dream body. Pictured left to right, Gabriela shows off her 'sexy' living doll look in social media snaps.

Koert Holtgreve, 44, head of territory sales for Google in the UK, made a harassment complaint against Janet Highland after they fell out over an extension at his property in Peckham. Mrs Highland claims a new six-yard wall built on the property boundary has devalued her home by running 1.5 inches onto her land. Mr Holtgreve denies this and made a harassment complaint against her for speaking 'in a derogatory way' to him and his partner, opera singer Emily Wenman.

A baseball fan filming a game ran into some seriously bad luck when a foul ball struck his phone - splitting it in two. Miraculously according to the cameraman his phone still works so he was able to upload the footage. The video was taken during a baseball game at Immaculata University in Pennsylvania.

Star Delguidice, 28, from Birmingham, (pictured left and right, after having implants, and inset, before) flew to Turkey to get implants that were double the recommended size. She explained how she had to gain four stone before the procedure, which involved having fat drained from her thighs, arms and stomach and transferred to her derriere. However, since having the surgery eight weeks ago, Star says she has struggled to adjust to her new bottom, which has left her in tears on a daily basis.

US-based graphic designer James Fridman has become an online sensation with his tongue-in-cheek creations, which gently mock the subjects and place them in situation they didn't quite expect. The latest batch includes (pictured clockwise from top left): A man who takes a dip with the ducks; a bitter boyfriend with the doll of his dreams; friends with cross-eyes and a couple who no longer look close to kissing each other.

Richard and Taylor Howells (pictured, inset, right) chose to move into what they described as a 'building site' in the Swansea Valley six months ago and have transformed it in a project that could span decades. The couple say they fell in love with the house (pictured, inset left) in Ystalyfera and vowed to renovate it while being as frugal as possible. After buying furniture on Gumtree and from second-hand shops, they have revamped the kitchen (pictured, top- right, and, bottom-right) and living room (top and centre and, bottom and centre after the renovation) as well as a bathroom (pictured, top-left and bottom-left) Mr Howells refused to set foot in when he first bought the house.

Amazing photos from around the world that capture the unexpectedly beautiful moments of childbirth have been honoured as winners in the 2018 'Birth Becomes Her' contest. Clockwise: A newborn appear to fist bump it's mother

Vlogger Erwan Heussaff, 31 and his sister Solenn, 32, an actress and model from the Philippines have shared their experience of doing a seven-day water fast on YouTube. The health conscious siblings were inspired to try the week-long fast as they've tried many detoxes in the past and while they both found the detox physically and mentally challenging but concluded that it was worth it. After seven days, Erwan lost six kilograms (13 pounds) while Solenn lost three kilograms (seven pounds).

Nothnagle Log House (pictured) was built around 1640 by Finnish settlers in the New Sweden Colony along the Delaware. The territory was taken over by the Dutch in 1655, but the magnificent 375-year-old oak cabin still stands in what is now New Jersey. It is owned and operated as a tour site by Harry Rink, 88, and his wife Doris, 75, of Greenwich Township (left in front of the cabin). They are now looking for a buyer willing to accept their unique demands. The new owner would manage the property, but Harry and Doris would continue living in it and hosting tours. The couple decided on this after having a discussion about what might happen to the house if they die. Christina Huang, the realtor who listed the property, added: 'Because of all the artifacts and antiques that come with the house, it is probably worth well over $2.9 million,' pointing to furniture, clothing and other collectibles (shown top and bottom right) from the 17th and 18th centuries.

A hilarious online gallery, shared on Diply, features the very worst of social media behaviour, from sexist rants to creepy comments - and more than a handful of spelling mistakes. It includes images of people embarrassed by their friends (bottom centre, and top right), when people take things too far (top left, a rant about a Starburst sweet, and bottom left, a man's honest confession), awkward discussions in comment sections when a man's attempts at flirting are rejected (top centre), as well as embarrassing text messages (bottom right), and stubborn text message signatures (bottom right).

WARNING DISTRESSING CONTENT: Harrowing pictures show the bodies of some of the 20 boys and girls killed in a devastating bombardment of Syria's eastern Ghouta rebel-held enclave. The children were among more than people killed by pro-government airstrikes making it the heaviest one-day death toll from airstrikes in the region since 2015, according to the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights. The United Nations has called for an immediate ceasefire in the area on Monday, saying the situation was 'spiralling out of control' after an 'extreme escalation in hostilities'.

They were supposed to be treasured mementoes of a newlywed couple's big day. But Steph and Paul Unwin (right) were so disappointed with their wedding photographs that they ended up taking legal action. One in three pictures taken by David Kilcourse (inset) were blurred. Worse, he took far more of the bridesmaids than the happy couple. Worse still, his principal focus of the 96 bridesmaid pictures involved 'inappropriate' shots (left) of their bums and cleavage. By contrast Kilcourse only took 70 photos of the bride, just 11 of the groom and none of his parents.

NEW Mellisa Meville, 25, from the Isle of Wight, was walking back to her hotel in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, northern India, when she noticed a huge stray cow with a sizeable hump. Amused by how large the creature was, she jokingly began singing the popular song 'My Humps' by the Black Eyed Peas. But the cow, unamused by her rapping, suddenly charged at her with its horns.

You'd think a multi-million pound beach house kitted out with almost every conceivable luxury belongs in The Bahamas or Beverly Hills. But this £1.4million bungalow (pictured top left), which overlooks an award-winning beach, and has a palm tree-lined salt water 'infinity pool' (top right), steam room, boathouse and its own putting green is up for sale in Freshwater East, near Tenby, West Wales. Nestled between trees and sand dunes, the plush property boasts an astounding views of the coastline, direct, permanent access to the beach, four en-suite bedrooms (pictured bottom right) and an outdoor kitchen area (bottom left).

Stunning clips show the Red Handfish sitting on the seabed using its hands like flippers to walk along it. Fascinating close-ups show the rarely seen red and orange fish as it navigates its way past some plants. Tasmanian scientists discovered a second population of what is believed to be the world's rarest fish last month.

Catering to the super-rich, a £1 billion resort complex is set to open its doors on the shores of the Arabian Sea in Dubai. Work on the Royal Atlantis Resort & Residences started more than four years ago and it is expected to welcome guests in late 2019. Renderings of the finished design show it looking almost like a game of Jenga, with giant blocks of apartments precariously stacked 43-storeys high. Pictured: Renderings showing the finished exterior (top left), one of the 90 swimming pools (top right), one of the living areas (bottom right) and a private pool (bottom left).

This woman celebrated rainfall in Cape Town after three years of drought by washing her hair in the middle of the street during the downpour. The South African city has been warned by officials that they could completely run out of water in the area as early as June. Trudie Loots was so ecstatic by the wet weather that she excitedly dashed out to clean her car and even lathered up her hair as well.

It's hard to keep your eyes focused looking at this group of springbok, photographed in the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park on the border of South Africa and Botswana. The photo of the heard almost looks like a 90s 'magic eye' picture, also known as an autostereograms, which tricks the eye into seeing 3D images on 2D patterns. With the beasts all heading in one direction it creates a confusing picture, as they almost appear to merge into different shapes.

Roman boxing gloves (pictured left and bottom right), dating back to 118-120 AD and thought to be the only known surviving examples from the Roman period, have been discovered near Hadrian's wall in Northumberland. Unlike modern boxing gloves, these ancient leather gloves look like a protective guard, designed to fit snugly over the knuckles to protect them from impact. One of the gloves was packed with natural material acting as a shock absorber, and both gloves are still able to fit comfortably on a modern hand. Boxing was a well-documented ancient sport that preceded the Roman era. In the context of the Roman Army, it was a recorded pursuit, a martial activity designed to increase the skills and fitness of the boxers. Pictured top right is a print from an engraving showing Roman gladiators boxing.

Daisy, a golden retriever living in North Yorkshire, does not like being brushed. She'll do anything to avoid it, says her owner, who released video showing how the pooch reacts to a brush, pictured. She begins yelping loudly and baring her teeth at first sight of the hairbrush and desperately tries to avoid the bristles. But owner Jennifer Smith says she's glad Daisy reacts this way, even if it's a bit crazy .