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Hollywood actress Margot Robbie is adored in Tinseltown but she could not have been happier when she was living in a cramped home in Clapham. Branded The Manor she and her six friends loved nothing more than going to parties and heading out to the pub. Margot said: 'I was like a naughty schoolgirl. It was my first time living in London properly and I wanted to try every pub. I'm not going to look thin just for the sake of it.'Clapham has always felt unassuming in the sense that you're just left alone to get on with who you are, and that's perfect. But I like living with lots of people. It reminds me of the house I grew up in.'

Two black paratroopers are suing the British Army claiming it conspired to stop the racial harassment they endured being made public. Pair had barracks covered in Nazi flags and pictures of Adolf Hitler. A dog was also dressed in what appears to be Nazi uniform (right). Troops, named as L/Cpl Zulu from South Africa and Pte Gue (left) from Uganda, have filed legal documents for the case due to be heard by an employment tribunal. Judge Jane McNeill QC accused commanders of rejecting their complaints in a bid to prevent scrutiny of the Army. They were stationed at Merville barracks in Colchester, Essex (Inset).

Chris Evans (right) and his boozy celebrity pals (left) were thrown out of a pub after a young barmaid claimed they made a 'highly offensive' comment. The group were downing pints at the Wheatsheaf, London, to celebrate Evans's radio breakfast show passing one million listeners for the first time since he left radio two. Celebrities in attendance for the afternoon drinking session include former Arsenal player Ray Parlour, Talksport presenters Mike Parr and Alan Brazil alongside Paul Breen-Turner. (Inset) Alan Brazil was seen holding a glass of wine as he walked around Waitrose in Canary Wharf. The bizarre clip was posted by Ray Parlour.

The embarrassing climb-down comes after the singer (pictured with Portman in 2001) boasted of his relationship with the then '20-year-old' in his memoir Then It All Fell Apart, before doubling down on his recollection when Portman disputed his version of events labeling it 'disturbing'. In his apology, posted on Instagram on Saturday, he said he accepted he was wrong for including their so-called relationship in the book without giving her forewarning, and that given the 14-year age gap between the pair, admitted he should have 'acted more responsibly and respectfully' when they first met.

Elle Fanning looked breathtaking as she led the star arrivals at the The Specials premiere during the Cannes Film Festival on Saturday - ahead of the festival's closing ceremony. The Super 8 actress, 21, oozed elegance in a bejewelled princess gown with layers of tulle with a dramatic sweeping cape as she made a showstopping appearance on the red carpet.

As the Cannes Film Festival draws to a close, an album of enchanting black-and-white photos has been revealed to cast the opulent event in a different light. The candid snaps include memorable moments from the past two weeks, showing the stars from a whole new perspective.

Sajid Javid was in Peterborough today for the upcoming by-election - called following the sacking of disgraced Labour MP Fiona Onasanya. He insisted that his party will 'deliver a deal' on Brexit and called for a 'united Conservative government', as the scramble to replace Theresa May as party leader continued. He is one of the front-runners to replace Mrs May, though he is yet to officially announce his candidacy

The notorious 'pizza club' made the final plunge of the knife when British MP Andrea Leadsom resigned as Commons Leader Wednesday evening. Until last week, they had largely pulled their punches, with the only resignation from a group member coming when Dominic Raab quit as Brexit Secretary. But on Wednesday the mood was different. As the group sipped cups of tea and coffee, Ms Leadsom made clear her anger over Mrs May's disastrous speech the previous day in which she had raised the prospect of holding a second referendum - an idea which was anathema to Brexiteer Ms Leadsom. She told the group that the speech went further than what had been agreed in Cabinet and said she felt her position was untenable - although she stopped short of asking the others to follow her lead. Ms Truss was also 'spitting', said sources: 'The PM has reached the end of the road.'

The four siblings were rushed to hospital yesterday morning following a major domestic incident at their semi-detached house in Sheffield (floral tributes, bottom), but their brothers could not be saved. Police confirmed a 37-year-old man and a 34-year-old woman, believed to be the dead boys' mother, had been arrested on suspicion of murder. Neighbours reported seeing children wearing bandages and crying as they were led from their home. Forensic officers (top) spent much of yesterday looking for clues in what has been widely speculated to be a poisoning, although police have not confirmed this. 

Keeley Hawes has revealed a crippling battle with depression and said that constant laughing with Bodyguard co-star Richard Madden helped their sex scenes sizzle. In a remarkably candid interview she admitted that her illness is 'something that never goes away' and that she keeps a diary to help stave it off. She also said her sex scenes with Madden worked so well because she trusted him. (Pictured) Hawes doing a photoshoot for You magazine.

Barack Obama's youngest daughter Sasha (left) attended her High School Prom on Friday - confirming that both of the former President's beloved daughters are now all-grown-up. The former first daughter, 17, looked flawless in a classic black dress as she posed for photos ahead of her graduation from Washington's Sidwell Friends High School next month. Standing arm-in-arm with her tux-clad boyfriend, Chris Milton (center), the pair left admirers gushing on social media saying what a 'cute couple' the teenagers appear to make. Her mother Michelle Obama and sister Malia Obama (both right) were on hand to see her off.

Tyler Winklevoss and his identical twin brother Cameron were already famous in the US thanks to their protracted battle with Facebook billionaire Mark Zuckerberg. Pushing his way across the dancefloor, ducking to dodge the half-naked acrobats swinging from the ceiling, came a giant figure of a man - 6ft 5in of well-groomed, Harvard-educated millionaire. Then, as if this weren't strange enough, the giant was joined at the bar by a doppelganger, a second square-jawed athlete. Both seemed to have stepped from the pages of a Ralph Lauren catalogue - two Great Gatsby characters transported to the ear-splitting chaos of an Ibiza nightspot.

Mel B was the only Spice Girl to address the backlash to their debut tour date performance after attendees raged over sound issues which resulted in some fans walking out.  Early on Saturday morning, Scary Spice uploaded a video to Instagram in which she admitted there were sound and vocal problems at the group's debut Dublin gig - and pledged to improve the sound quality for the next show.  After a fresh-faced Mel, 43, shared the candid video at 6am the day after the first gig on the reunion tour, her fellow bandmembers, Emma Bunton,43, Mel C, 45, and Geri Horner, 46, took to the photo-sharing site to gush over their performance and thank their 'supportive' fans. 

Michelle Bourke, 58, has taken the lifesize cut-out of husband Paul (left and right) all around the world to places like the Grand Canyon, Eiffel Tower, Buckingham Palace and Stonehenge. The couple, who enjoyed 25 years of happy marriage, hoped to travel the world together but Paul died of cancer aged 61 in 2016. The cut out uses an image of Paul aged 34 when they wed - and he's still wearing his wedding suit. Michelle wrote a book, titled Conversations With Paul, describing his final years and the impact of his death. She has penned a second book, Travelling With Cardboard Paul, which will be released on Saturday, May 25.

Stuart Philp, 44, (main after the work was completed as volunteers celebrate inset) was left 'ecstatic' after the team led by Nick Knowles in the BBC programme adapted the £200,000 semi-detached property in Torquay, Devon. But now, he has revealed - 15 months after amendments were supposed to have been made -  he has been left staring at a wall all day, his mother and carer Lin can't fit a chair in her cramped room and daughter Lauren's room is smaller than before. He did say he was as grateful as ever but added that he believes that his mother, who has been blind since the 80s, was happier in her rented flat about a half mile away.

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum (bottom left), 69, has been accused of installing temporary homes (top right) for staff on his £75 million Longcross estate in Surrey (main) without planning permission. The document, which was submitted by a neighbour, states that a series of portable buildings have been put up in the grounds 'for staff accommodation'.

LORD ASHCROFT: It was dawn on Tuesday, June 6, 1944. In a landing craft filled with a sense of fear and trepidation, two officers from very different backgrounds crouched low to avoid the inevitable incoming fire. In an earlier confidential briefing, the men had been warned to expect 75 per cent casualties - dead and wounded - as they charged up Sword Beach as part of the D-Day landings. They had, understandably, kept that grim prediction from the rank-and-file as they prepared for their role in the largest seaborne invasion in history: codenamed Operation Neptune, it involved more than 155,000 men. (Pictured) Practice for the D-Day landings (centre), and a young Lord Ashcroft (Far left) with his father Eric (left). The colonel who led Eric into battle, Lt Col Richard Burbury, is also pictured (Top left).

Fans were pictured in brilliant costumes, including those of Marvel characters Iron Man, Captain America and Spiderman (bottom left) as they attended this year's event at the ExCel centre in London. Fans also looked the part in an array of Star Wars outfits, including a brilliant Chewbacca, complete with strangled Stormtroopers (bottom right) and Darth Vader, who brought his son along. Others included Pokemon's Pikachu dressed as a Stormtrooper, various renditions of Spiderman, a couple all in love as Beauty and the Beast, and versions of iconic film villains Predator and Alien.

Tourists are flocking to an ancient Balinese village where bodies are laid out to rot instead of being buried or cremated - as 'dark tourism' becomes more popular. Villagers from Trunyan in the north of the island are laid to rest in bamboo cages underneath a sacred tree where their bodies are left to decompose in the smothering Indonesian heat.  

Charlie Wright, 68 (left), was born and raised in the four-bedroom house on River Streets estate in Birkenhead, Merseyside (inset and right) and has refused to move out, despite his neighbours leaving in 2001. He bought the family home more than 30 years ago and refuses to leave the property, threatening World War III on anyone who tries to make him. A developer has now revealed plans to build 178 new homes on the land surrounded Mr Wright's house. Bordered only by two derelict shells, he is the last man standing on the Wirral estate.

In the aftermath of the Battle of Britain, the country was faced with widespread destruction caused by bombing, disruption and damage to infrastructure. This stunning collection of images, taken between 1940 and 1942, details the extent of the damage caused by Hitler's Luftwaffe in the turning point of the second world war.

A heartbroken mother has spoken of her agony after daughter Leah Croucher, 19, vanished three months ago while walking to work in Milton Keynes. Mother Claire said she and husband John are 'not surviving, just existing' since their daughter left for work the day after Valentine's Day and never came home. In an emotional appeal, Claire said she now fears her daughter may have 'done something wrong'. 'Whatever it is that has caused you to run away, please let us help fix it,' she said. (Pictured) Leah Croucher (left) in a photograph and her mother Claire (right) at a press conference in February where she appealed for information to help find her daughter. (Inset) The last picture of Leah caught on CCTV.

Odette Sansom was a 30-year-old housewife and mother-of-three when she found herself on a boat to Nazi-occupied France in October 1942 where she would work as a spy. Just months later she had fallen for her supervisor Captain Peter Churchill and chose to lie to protect him when they were captured by the Gestapo in April 1943. Code Name: Lise by Larry Loftis tells the story of how her cover was blown, she endured 14 rounds of torture, manipulated her captors and survived more than three months in solitary confinement at Ravensbruck concentration camp in Germany. From her home in Somerset Odette, who grew up in Picardy, responded to an appeal for photographs of the French coast to help with the D-Day landings. But she called the wrong military department and got through to the Special Operations Executive who were looking for French speaking women to join them. 'Am I going to be satisfied that other people are going to suffer, get killed, die... trying to get freedom for my own ­children?' she later said.

The landlord of the Coach & Horses (inset), Alastair Choat (top right with daughter Hollie) has gained a nudist licence for the historic Soho pub, which is attracting attention from across the world. He got the idea after making a naked calendar (left and bottom right) to help fund a battle against brewer Fuller's who are planning to fully takeover of the watering hole. He claims the pub - once famed for having London's rudest landlord - is under threat from being 'stripped of its character' in a takeover by Fullers brewery.

Wildlife photographer Caron Steele managed to capture the moment the young cubs woke from their nap and started to 'mess around with each other' in Silver Salmon Creek, Alaska (pictured), as she sat 90 feet away. Mrs Steele ,45, from Worcestershire, England, said the perfect action shot took over a week to capture.

Anne-Claire Fleer, 26, from London, travels all around the women to paint women's bodies who have suffered from disease such as anorexia or alopecia or are going through a big life event like a divorce.Sharing the pictures on her Instagram the abstract artist paints different patterns on the women's bodies, then take close up photographs of their bodies blending in with the abstract art canvas that serves as backdrop.

Two 12-year-old boys were helped to safety after they became stuck on a 75ft cliff in Torquay. Fears were raised and the coastguard team was alerted after they were spotted in trouble. It came just days after a group of youngsters were also stuck on Wednesday. Eyewitness Seth Richards, 39, who spotted the group said: 'One slip and he could very easily have plunged off the rocks and been injured or even killed. 'The water below didn't appear very high. I'd say the drop was about 75 feet.'

The moving images feature one former soldier using a walking stick embracing another who has stood up out of his wheelchair in the grounds of the Royal Hospital Chelsea (left). There are 15 stone plinths that represent troops who fought during the landings at Normandy in 1944, with metal figures also showing young soldiers as they walked up the beach. As many as 75 veterans were invited to the Royal Hospital Chelsea to give talks on their experiences, with some in wheelchairs (right) and others using walking sticks.