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Boozy Epsom racegoers don figure-hugging frocks and plunging necklines on Ladies' Day

Glamorous racegoers pulled out all the fashion stops as they arrived for Ladies' Day at Epsom Downs racecourse today. Women donned their finest frocks and most fabulous hats as they descended on the track to kickstart the weekend with a day of festivities. Pictured left to right: a racegoer in a daring white dress matches her drink to her hat as she carries a glass of Pimms around the track with pals; a clumsy boozer spills Champagne over her pal’s leg; A pair of racegoers look a little worse for wear as they exchange their heels for flats. Inset: a group of girls share a toast on the steps.

Arsonist, 55, drove teacher into hiding, burned down school and torched another man's

Philip Day (left), 55, from Runcorn, forced the unnamed teacher into hiding by sending him threatening messages and then burnt down the school he worked at, the University of Chester Academy at Northwich, Cheshire (UCAN) (main and bottom right) which he falsely claimed was 'a playground for paedophiles'. He then went on to torch an innocent man's £1.6million home (top right), in Saffron Walden, Essex, which he thought belonged to the husband of his mistress. She had claimed her husband had abused her children. Day quoted the Bible to justify his actions and staff at UCAN were forced to place the school in lockdown when Day repeatedly turned up at the gates before burning it down in February last year.

The youngster (pictured being tended to by emergency crews) plunged off a moving carriage on a rollercoaster at Lightwater Valley theme park in North Yorkshire yesterday.

US President Donald Trump will arrive for an official state visit on Monday ahead of 75th D-Day anniversary commemorations.. His three-day trip will include a lavish banquet.

Teacher Elliott Stoutt, 26, from Brighouse in West Yorkshire did just 10 hours work a week on his side hustle, while working full times as a Head of PE at a secondary school in Leeds.

James Stewart, former head of the Sawtry Village Academy in Cambridgeshire has been banned from the classroom for life following a hearing by the Teaching Regulation Authority.

'It's easier for me to carry them': Moment the Queen's lady-in-waiting schools a giggling garden party guest in royal protocol after she handed a posy of flowers directly to the monarch 

Estate agent Laura-Ann, from Belfast, shared a video with her 64,000 Instagram followers of her breaking royal protocol by handing a bunch of flowers to Her Majesty at the event at Buckingham Place on Wednesday. The Queen politely thanked the mother-of-two (left), 30, and handed the bouquet to her lady-in-waiting (centre) as Laura-Ann giggles (right).

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Paula Whitelaw (pictured) of Biddulph Moor, Staffordshire, suffered a fatal head injury when she tripped as a bus arrived at the terminal to transport passengers to the plane at Krakow Airport in Poland.

The incident happened around 4pm on Monday at an unnamed hotel in Llucmajor (stock pictured) in the south of Majorca.

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THE BREXIT CRISIS
 

Farage says poll underplays Brexit Party surge by 'hiding' it from voters

Nigel Farage (inset top centre) fumed that his party was 'hidden' from voters in the shock survey, which put it in second place - although still ahead of the Tories and Labour. The YouGov findings are the latest evidence of a major political earthquake in the wake of dramatic European elections, and sent Westminster into overdrive. Sir Vince Cable's unashamedly pro-EU Lib Dems (pictured right) received 24 per cent support – their best showing for years. The Brexit Party, which came top in the European election, was close behind with 22 per cent. But Mr Farage dismissed the poll results as skewed against his party - pointing out that it was not initially listed as an option for those questioned.

RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: How appropriate that the Tory leadership campaign is kicking off just as Love Island returns to our television screens.

A Labour peer claimed £50,000 in expenses last year despite never speaking in the House of Lords. Former trade union general secretary David Brookman claimed for every day the Lords sat.

A dozen Conservatives have now declared their intention to do battle for the top job after Theresa May resigns as Tory leader on June 7.

Former No10 spin doctor Alastair Campbell said John McDonnell and Keir Starmer had told him the decision to eject him for voting Lib Dem at the EU election should be reviewed.

The Unite general secretary urged Jeremy Corbyn to ignore 'Remain zealots' after 'pointless' European elections because the party would lose dozens of MPs in the north and Midlands.

Peter Willsman, a member of Labour's ruling NEC executive committee, claimed that Israel have planted agents in the party with the purpose of damaging its reputation.

‘There was a hand over my mouth, I couldn’t breathe’: Model Chloe Ayling breaks down in tears as she is grilled by Italian court over her kidnapping by a shadowy group called ‘Black Death’

The 21-year-old gave her evidence via video link from Westminster Magistrates Court in London (pictured left) to a Milan courtroom where she was quizzed about her ordeal. The model (right) was expected to face accusations that she helped stage the kidnapping to boost her modelling career. But within minutes of starting to give her evidence she broke down in tears as she described being grabbed by a man wearing a balaclava and drugged. A court usher handed her a tissue as she covered her face with her hand and gently sobbed. The model was today giving evidence at the trial of Michal Herba, 38, who is accused of helping his brother Lukasz with the abduction. Lukasz was jailed last year for her kidnap.

As we enter the meteorological first day of UK summer tomorrow, the mercury is expected to soar, with the UK  set to swelter in temperatures hotter than Barcelona and Ibiza in Spain.

The two media giants are being urged by women's rights campaigners in Britain to stop filming in Northern Ireland amid the US row over abortion laws that has sparked mass protests (pictured).

Kevin Ellis, 58, from Buckie in Banffshire, Scotland, was still married to second wife Rosemary when he registered his marriage to Julia Budge.

Dame Sally Davies will conduct an urgent review of measures needed to meet the Government's target to halve the levels of fat youngsters by 2030.

PAUL BRACCHI: The sinister figures who descended on Dennis Road on the outskirts of Birmingham city centre, wearing just Scream-type masks, intimidated and terrorised.

Joshua Prout,19, suffered devastating eye injuries in the attack in Brighton, East Sussex. Jordan Kelly, 28 and his partner Brooke Brennan (pictured) stole his phone and bank card in the robbery.

Terrifying moment boyfriend chased his partner into shop shouting 'You're going to die!' before stabbing her in head with a screwdriver in murder bid that has seen him jailed for 19 years

Jealous Ahmed Ali (inset), 34, told his terrified girlfriend, Olivia Spinks, 'you're going to die to die' as he chased her down the street in the attack in Grangetown, Cardiff, in February. Ms Spinks is seen on CCTV 'running for her life' and trying to seek shelter in a nearby Premier shop - but Ali chases her inside before stabbing her in the head and neck with a screwdriver. CCTV footage inside the shop shows Olivia desperately trying to shut the door as Ali forces his way through. Ms Spinks was able to walk outside the shop after being repeatedly stabbed - but then collapsed and said: 'I know I'm dying. Tell my mum I love her.' Ms Spinks was then taken to the University Hospital of Wales, in Cardiff, and treated for 'life-threatening' stab wounds to her head and neck.

Harry and Meghan will break away from the Royal Foundation, a source has revealed, just 15 months after they first appeared on stage with the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge for a Q&A; forum.

Harry and Meghan have been granted permission to redecorate the exterior of Frogmore Cottage and re-landscape the gardens.

MailOnline got a hands-on test of 5G at a bustling coffee shop in the centre of London to see how quick the ultra-fast mobile internet is and how it measures up to existing 4G networks.

The controversial code, drawn up by the Information Commissioner's Office, applies too broadly and will be a 'serious obstacle to growth', the group said.

In 2013, just 18 surgeries shut across the UK. By last year that number had increased nearly eight-fold, according to figures released today, meaning millions are struggling to secure appointments.

How tough is a GP's workload? We asked one, based in the West Midlands, to keep a diary of her typical working day. Despite the gruelling schedule, she believes every day is worth it.

The 19-year-old was one of three schoolgirls to leave Bethnal Green in east London to join the terror group in 2015 and resurfaced at a Syrian refugee camp earlier this year.

Poor little Eric Cowell - just five years old and his (well-meaning but pushy) dad Simon has already drawn up an action plan, writes JANET STREET-PORTER.

Historian Hallie Rubenhold (left) argues the traditional narrative of all Jack the Ripper's victims being prostitutes is incorrect. She described receiving abuse during a talk at the Hay Festival in Wales.

How Amanda Holden's style has evolved from demure to daring on the BGT stage

Amanda Holden, 48, first appeared on the judging panel in 'demure' and 'safe' cocktail frocks more than a decade ago - but now stuns in plunging gowns and barely-there creations. Pictured in order: fresh-faced Amanda at the show's premiere; in a Union Jack gown; classic in red; modest in a halter; taking a risk in statement sleeves; looking svelte in black; elegant in a white gown; plumping for classic metallic; a little white dress; eye-catching red; classic white; a thigh-skimming silver; that spiderweb creation.

Amanda Holden put on a defiant display as she went braless in another daring gown on Thursday's semi-final of the reality show.

The group of magicians, who were due to perform their nail-biting stunts on Friday's edition of the live shows, took to Instagram to reveal they're 'truly gutted' over their shock departure.

The dance group opened Thursday's editions of the live shows, and it began as one of the group's members interrupted Ant and Dec's introduction and shouted 'cut', which some misheard as the c-word.

'Meat is NOT murder!' Butchers and shoppers turn on vegan protestors as blind activist topples to the floor in angry confrontation 

The protester, who was carrying a white stick, tumbled to the floor during a protest by Direct Action Yorkshire outside a Sheffield butcher shop. Police said they are not taking any action having reviewed CCTV from the scene. Several shoppers jeered the protesters, with one man holding up a sign apologising for killing a cow claiming it was eating the vegan's dinner.

Brazilian delivery driver Iderval da Silva, 46, was attacked on Saturday. His death lead to dozens of fellow drivers taking to the streets in protest. His bike was stolen from a Tesco car park in Battersea.

Scientists at Harvard University said pressure is growing on people to look like celebrities. Pictured, Love Island contestant Anton Danyluk has the muscular and lean body many men strive for.

Shares rose almost 10% after DMGT said that while revenue for the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers dipped 5% to £208million, MailOnline's revenue jumped by a quarter to £76million.

Climate change activists Extinction Rebellion are threatening to throw the travel plans of hundreds of thousands of British holiday makers into chaos by flying drones over Heathrow Airport.

Former Hollyoaks actor Andy Newton Lee has woken up after being placed in a medically-induced coma for a week.

Historian Lucy Worsley told 1,700 people at the Hay Festival that while Queen Victoria was pregnant with her nine children he was effectively 'king in all but name'.

THE TORY LEADERSHIP BATTLE
 

'I am sick to death of Brexit': Elton John tells fans at concert in Italy he is not a 'stupid, colonial, imperialist English idiot' who wants to leave the EU and is 'European'

The 72-year-old Crocodile Rock performer made the outburst while performing in Verona on the Italian leg of his Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour. In between songs the flamboyant multi-millionaire singer (pictured right at a previous concert) and pianist told the audience: 'I'm ashamed of my country for what it has done. It's torn people apart.' His outburst came as the country continued to be riven by division on Brexit. A survey of how Britons might vote in a general election was set to show the main political parties in joint third place – behind the pro-Remain Lib Dems and Nigel Farage's (left) Brexit Party.

Director general of the CBI Carolyn Fairbairn has warned of the dangers of a no-deal Brexit (Victoria Jones/PA)

CBI director-general Carolyn Fairbairn urged the next prime minister to reach an agreement with Brussels, warning that the 'vast majority of firms can never be prepared for No Deal'.

SIMON WALTERS: Dominic Raab's bulging muscles and athletic frame leap out of a photo taken during his days as an Oxford University boxing blue in 1995.

Mr Wigmore (pictured), an associate of Nigel Farage and millionaire Brexit campaigner Arron Banks, took aim at Mr Oluwole in a row over Britain's EU election results.

Organisers have applied for permission to fly the blimp at Parliament Square on Tuesday in the middle of President Trump's state visit, and the Greater London Authority is reviewing the request.

In an extravagant display of pomp and ceremony, the military honours at Green Park and the Tower of London will be timed for the exact moment that Mr Trump arrives at Buckingham Palace.

US president Donald Trump heaped praise on the two politicians as 'big powers' - saying Mr Farage's Brexit Party had won a 'big victory' in the EU elections last week.

The world's best private island hotels, from Australia to England

If you want to push the boat out and book a holiday that's firmly in the 'paradise' category, then try one of these stunning private island hotels. And what we mean by private island hotel is that, yes, the hotel is the only piece of accommodation on the island. MailOnline Travel has scoured the globe and found some of the most enticing, from the Arctic wilds of Finland to the sunny reaches of St Vincent and the Grenadines. Surrounded by nothing but water and no roads in sight, these idyllic outcrops invite travellers to unwind and switch off.

Jim Radford, 90, from Hull, was on GMB this morning where he promoted his single 'The Shore of Normandy,' which reach top of UK charts ahead of Justin Bieber and Ed Sheeran.

Scientists from the University of Cambridge studied preserved faeces samples from a prehistoric village in Turkey and discovered parasite eggs in them.

Jade Inglis (pictured),from Cambridge, used the micellar oil-infused cleansing water to remove make-up earlier this month before she went to bed.

Meet the society sisters who sent men wild with lust

The Olivier sisters (pictured right) were allowed to run wild in the Surrey woods (pictured left) — visitors described them as ‘savages’ — and it made them psychologically unafraid as they approached womanhood. Brynhild, most dazzling of all, was the cause of a lot of sexual tension at those Neo-Pagan gatherings. She and H. G. Wells were lusting after each other at a picnic, ‘but they managed to dispel it with a vigorous game of rounders’, according to Sarah Watling's Noble Savages : The Olivier Sisters — Four Lives in Seven Fragments (inset).

Bride plans £1,320 wedding in less than a year so her sick granddad could walk her down

Adele Byng, 29, from Portsmouth, had hoped to have a lavish wedding, but when her granddad David, 77, who has Parkinson's disease, took a turn for the worse she decided to plan one quickly for under £1,500. Support worker Adele used social media to find cheaper options for her big day. She also had a pastel theme (left with the £120 cake and her table decorations inset) rather than one colour so she wasn't restricted by price differences, and found her wedding dress (right with husband Thomas) for £45 on eBay. Adele said although people said her wedding would be 'chavvy' it turned out 'amazing' and everything was 'heartfelt'.

Retired petrol engineer Alan Hogg, 64, and his wife Nhot Suddaen, 61, were discovered buried in the 32 acre garden of their mansion in Phrae, northern Thailand last September.

Richard Cowles defended claims that this year's Love Island cast was lacking body diversity by suggesting that producers were only giving audiences what they wanted to watch - toned and slim people.

Brittany Guyatt, 20, from Swindon, Wiltshire, was cut when she had them fitted on March 15. Over the next few days, a bruise developed into what looked like a blood blister but grew bigger.

Maggie Brereton and Ina Kjaer reportedly resigned because they felt the firm had failed to deal properly with concerns over the man's behaviour.

London Concours takes place from 5 to 6 June 2019 at the Honourable Artillery Company headquarters and will showcase rare cars you won't see gathered together anywhere else.

Mahdi Mohamud has been charged with three counts of attempted murder over the attack at Manchester Victoria station on New Year’s Eve, Greater Manchester Police said today.

Lottie Butler, from Kirkby-in-Ashfield, Nottinghamshire, claims her life has been turned upside down since the accident last year. She claims she was sober.

Scientists at the California Institute of Technology found they were able to reduce autistic symptoms they had triggered in mice by feeding them certain chemicals which were lacking from their bodies.

Target areas for reintroduction in the UK include Cornwall, Devon and mid-Wales, which are best suited for the wildcats, a feasibility study by the Vincent Wildlife Trust has suggested.

Liverpool stars jet off to Madrid for Champions League final

Liverpool players have arrived at John Lennon Airport and boarded their plane to Madrid ahead of Saturday night's Champions League final. The Reds take on Premier League rivals Tottenham at the Wanda Metropolitano in the competition's first all-English final since 2008. Jurgen Klopp and his playing staff were spotted arriving at Liverpool's airport just before midday on Friday before they boarded their flight to the Spanish capital.  

With just over 24 hours to go until the Champions League final, 100,000 football fans have descended onto Madrid as they get ready to soak up the sun and drink the Spanish capital dry.

Excited fans across the UK are gearing up for the most anticipated game of the year as Liverpool take on Tottenham in the Champions League final.

A Liverpool fan has decided to cut cut the costs of travelling to the Champions League final by buying a £40 car rather than forking out £800 for flights to Madrid.

Tottenham's fairytale ride to the final has taught Daniel Levy how to dream football, according to Mauricio Pochettino. He celebrated on the pitch with the team after the semi-final victory.

Some 9,000 flights are predicted to take place on Friday, beating the all-time daily record of 8,854 set on May 25 2018 as thousands of fans journey to Madrid for the Champions League final.

Fan Jamie tweeted to reveal that almost all the suitcases on his bus were soaked. Writing while on a stopover, he said: '80 per cent of the bags are covered in p*** cos there's been a leak Hahahaha.'

Boy, 15, born with half a heart reveals he's now thriving despite his condition 

Charlie Turner, 15, from Newport, first appeared on This Morning 13 years ago (left). His parents had been told he had a 50/50 chance of making it to school age but Charlie (inset as a baby) is now a happy teenager who loves theatre and is about to play the lead role of Doctor Dolittle in a production. Speaking on This Morning Charlie (right), who was born with Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome, said 'nothing heart related stops me doing anything'.

Kris Boyson (pictured) of Gravesend, Kent, appeared in court charged with using threatening, abusive, insulting words or behaviour with intent to cause fear of or provoke unlawful violence.

Robert Chandler, 85, died in the James Paget University Hospital in Great Yarmouth after he suffered a collapsed lung from a fall on September 24 last year.

The Post Office has blown £18million fighting legal battles against its own staff after it falsely accused them of stealing from their branches. Campaigners said the money could have been better spent.

Grandparents travel from Britain to the Great Wall of China – on their BIKES 

Grandparents Peter and Chris Lloyd, from Cumbria, embarked on the epic 18-month journey after deciding to 'do something a bit different' in retirement. The married couple of 37 years nourished themselves with local delicacies and spent most nights inside a tiny tent pitched wherever they could find shelter. At the end of their journey, the unconventional pair from near Carlisle in Cumbria didn't fly home but instead opted to book a cabin inside a 400m-long container ship. Pictured are the pair in China (top left), Tajikistan (top right, inset), Georgia (bottom right) and Kazakhstan (bottom left).

The message was written in an amended version of the ballad Over The Rainbow, the song Garland famously sung by Garland in the 1939 film The Wizard of Oz.

His son-in-law, Riccardo Pavoncelli, confirmed his death at 92 on Thursday, but did not give a cause for the passing at his London home on Saturday.

SEBASTIAN SHAKESPEARE: Doug Scott, the first British man to climb Mount Everest, has broken his silence to deliver a devastating indictment on high-altitude tourism in the Himalayas.

Six Christmas cards sent by Prince Charles and Princess Diana, the earliest of which dates back to 1985, have been found in Staffordshire. Some of the cards feature Diana's signature.

BAZ BAMIGBOYE: Daniel Craig got Fleabag's Phoebe Waller-Bridge signed on to the Bond 25 film to help make sense of its complicated plot about... genetic engineering.

Public ridicule, humiliation, and death threats in the UK have amounted to psychological torture for Julian Assange, a UN special rapporteur has concluded.

Beautiful for shore! The 61 best beaches in Scotland for 2019 revealed in annual awards

Environmental charity Keep Scotland Beautiful named the locations that have achieved Scottish Beach Award status for 2019 ahead of the bathing season getting underway on Saturday. Beaches winning the accolade are judged to have met a range of criteria, including on safety, access and facilities, and cleanliness. Pictured clockwise from top left are four of the award winners: Elie Harbour beach in Fife, Kirkcaldy Pathhead Sands beach in Fife, Kinghorn and Pettycur Bay beach in Fife and Irvine beach in North Ayrshire.

The average price of a home, £214,946, is its highest level since July 2018 when the average property value nudged beyond £217,000, according to Nationwide Building Society.

The single-decker vehicle was filmed accelerating down a street in Rome towards the man before smacking into him and knocking him backwards.

The winner of I'm A Celebrity admitted he rings his wife of 54 years eight times a day to check on her after she fell ill again.

Bosses have called for hospitals across England to stop people lighting up on their grounds since 2013. But a Public Health England survey found 31 per cent still allow smokers on their premises.

Clare Gilmartin, who runs Trainline, stands to become one of the UK’s wealthiest executives at a stroke and will also join a small number of women running firms on the stock market.

Gibson, 31, who is on holiday in Spain, had been ordered to do 250 hours unpaid work for his second alcohol offence after he crashed his Mercedes 4x4 near Durham whilst three times the limit in March.

HP sauce bosses cover up famous image of Big Ben on bottles

For 123 years, the Westminster skyline has had pride of place on bottles of HP Sauce (left). But unlike the image on the label, Big Ben’s historic Elizabeth Tower is currently shrouded in scaffolding to allow for badly needed renovations. Now Heinz has decided to mark the change, with a truer reflection of the scene in the capital. The company said the new label (centre), featuring the tower in all its ‘scaffolded glory’, will remain in use until work is completed and the chimes of Big Ben ‘ring out across the land again in 2021’.

Matt Jeffery, 35, from Yeovil, Somerset, was drinking in a bar in the beach resort town of Laganas on May 23 when he got into an altercation with two men and suffered a serious head injury.

Former soldier Jason Fox returned to Afghanistan for the first time since he was medically discharged from the army with PTSD, for a chilling special on Channel 4 this evening.

Cherie Lupu, 29, from Wallasey, Wirral, ate her way to 21 stone after her son Jayden was stillborn in 2010. She has dropped six stone so that her BMI will be accepted for NHS fertility treatment.

The Safer Streets Bill suggested a rollout of 20mph zones across the country could reduce accidents, make roads safer for children and encourage walking and cycling.

Chris Allen stopped to rest at a services on the M1 near Leicester during a five-hour drive to see his mum Angela, 62, who had been rushed to hospital. He was charged £100 for overstaying.

The video, filmed from the cab of the lorry on the A59 near Longton, Lancashire, yesterday, shows a white Suzuki Swift indicate left before moving into the same lane as the lorry.

Love Island 2019: FIRST LOOK inside the newly-decorated villa

Love Island is just days away from welcoming a whole host of new contestants. And ahead of their arrival here is a sneak peek inside the newly-decorated villa which has been revamped for this year's show with a whole new colour theme, Hideaway hot tub and hidden treat cupboards for the islanders.  While the layout of the villa has stayed the same, ITV have given the traditional Spanish farmhouse an added zhoosh before the hit show commences its fifth series on Monday evening.

M&S; has restocked a pair of shoes that sold out in just three hours following its initial release back in February and they're going fast. Influencer Fran Bacon designed the shoes, which costs £50.

The Norwegian Air flight from New York (left) touched down in Scotland just two seconds after the EasyJet plane (right) had departed the runway, heading for London.

Matthew Furlong wanted to follow in the footsteps of his detective inspector father but was rejected from Cheshire Constabulary. A tribunal found he was discriminated against.

A parachuting dog, horses and carrier pigeons that fought in World War Two will be honoured at a memorial in Normandy. Dog, Glen, was buried with his handler Emile Corteil.

Averaging nine wins per year, the Queen (pictured at Newbury Racecourse in 2013) has an impressive win ratio of 16.1 per cent across both flat and jump racing across the last three decades.

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT. The whale's body came ashore this morning entangled in a rope attached to an orange buoy in Scrabster, Caithness.

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Kim Jong-un EXECUTES his man in America: Special envoy to US is killed by firing squad

Kim Jong-un (top with Donald Trump) executed his envoy to the U.S. by firing squad at an airport near Pyongyang for 'betraying the supreme leader' over the failed Hanoi summit, South Korean media has reported. Four other unnamed officials were also killed in the purge. Kim Hyok Chol (left, during the Hanoi summit), who accompanied Kim on his private train as nuclear envoy at the Vietnam summit with Trump, was shot in March at Mirim Airport for being 'won over to the US,' during the nuclear negotiations, Chosun Ilbo reported. He was along with four senior foreign ministry officials following an investigation,' a source told South Korean newspaper Chosun Ilbo. Another senior official, Kim Yong Chol ( circled left next to Trump), who had been in nuclear discussions with U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo was sent to a forced labour camp for ideological re-education. Kim Song Hye (circled right), a woman who worked with Kim Hyok Chol in talks with Pompeo was reportedly sent to another prison camp. Kim Jong Un's interpreter Shin Hye Yong was also sent to a prison camp for a mistake at the summit, the report added. Pictured bottom right: A North Korean guard on patrol by a border fence.

Bitcoin tycoon and wife arrested after death of teenage model insist they are innocent

In their first interview since they went to ground, Alex and Luna Johnson told MailOnline of their sorrow over the death of Dutch model Ivana Smit, whose naked body was found 14 storeys below their balcony in December 2017. They insisted that they had nothing to do with her death, saying that they have left behind their party lifestyle after a 'witch hunt' that saw them questioned by police in Kuala Lumpur.

Between the summer of 2014 and March 2015, it's now emerged that unexplained objects were spotted almost every day over the skies off the U.S. East Coast.

Christopher Lee Price, left, was the second man put to death in Alabama in two weeks. Pastor Bill Lynn, 57, right, was murdered getting Christmas presents ready for his grandchildren.

Danish student Louisa Vesterager Jespersen (pictured), 24, and 28-year-old Norwegian Maren Ueland had their throats slit while camping in the Atlas mountains in Morocco last December.

Visibility in the Danube has been described as 'practically zero' with Hungarian officials saying it is 'impossible to get close' to the Mermaid on the riverbed 20ft below the surface.

Husband of missing Connecticut mother called 911 day before she filed for divorce and

Missing Connecticut mother Jennifer Dulos' husband called 911 the day before she filed for divorce and sought custody of their children in 2017, saying he didn't know where they were. Fotis Dulos, 51, called police around 9.30pm on June 19, 2017, to say he couldn't get a hold of Dulos after she had left with their five children for New York. Fotis said: 'I haven't been able to get in touch with them. I've been texting. I see the texts have been delivering but no one is responding to me.' The next day Dulos filed papers for a divorce and moved herself and her young children into a rental home an hour away in New Canaan. In her affidavit filed June 20, 2017, Dulos wrote: 'I am afraid of my husband. I know that filing for divorce and filing this motion will enrage him.' Ever since the filing, the estranged couple have been locked in bitter proceedings for the past two years. Dulos, 50, is currently missing and was last seen on Friday morning when she dropped her children off at school.

Grace Kelly's granddaughter Charlotte Casiraghi and her film producer fiancé are set to have a star-studded guest list when they tie the knot at Monaco's royal palace on Saturday.

Graffiti saying 'tourists go away' and 'flamenco is not a show' has appeared on walls in Albaicin in the city of Granada in the southern Spanish region of Andalusia.

Singapore has taken the top spot after a focus on technological infrastructure and surplus of skilled labor, favorable immigration laws and efficient ways to set up new businesses.

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