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The notorious Hells Angels have recently unleashed a new wave of violence and extortion across sunny Majorca as locals and tourists reveal they are now 'living in fear' of the terrifying biker gang. Led by the 6ft 5in German biker and former professional boxer Frank Hanebuth, the group have been involved in a spate of criminal activities ranging from ruling a drugs and prostitution ring on the Spanish island to extortion. Hanebuth made his name as a fearsome gang boss in the 1990s as the leader of the Bones motorcycle club, and was pally with Kurdish and Albanian gangs who controlled over Hanover's Steintor red light district - in his home town.

Yet again, it seems the famously dysfunctional Jackson family, long riven by rivalries and egos, are about to set themselves against each other in an unseemly legal battle over Michael's financial legacy. On one side of this lucrative fight are the publicity-shy Bigi, supported by his siblings. On the other is Michael's mother, Bigi's grandmother and one-time legal guardian Katherine Jackson, 93, who took the children in after their father died.

Many of the senior royals appeared to co-ordinate their looks today, with Queen Camilla, Princess Anne and Sarah Ferguson all looking elegant in differing shades of green. Camilla grinned broadly at well-wishers gathered as she arrived by the monarch's side at St George's Chapel, Windsor this morning. The royal wore a racing green dress, with black shawl jacket and a dramatic co-ordinated green hat. (Pictured from left: The Duchess of York, Queen Camilla, Princess Anne)

The 87-year-old Pontiff presided over the mass this morning as tens of thousands of Catholics gathered in the square to mark the resurrection of Jesus. Catholics gathered in the square to mark the resurrection of Jesus. Yesterday the Pope held the Easter Vigil at the Vatican in front of some 6,000 people from around the world, a day after his last-minute cancellation at a major Good Friday procession revived questions about his health.

While Brits are hiding chocolate bunnies, making Spring-themed bonnets or putting their feet up and enjoying a buttered hot cross bun, countries from around the world are celebrating Easter with their own strange traditions. From hiding cigarettes near churches to making a giant omelette and whipping family friends, each country has a unique spin on hour to celebrate Easter and some traditions might surprise you. In Finland , children dress up as the spooky spectres and roam the streets, going from door to door asking for treats and offering blessings. While in Papua New Guinea, people have adapted to the heat and instead of hiding chocolate eggs, people hide cigarettes in trees near churches. After the traditional Easter service, worshippers go out and search for the packets. While it might not be the healthiest treat it no doubt increases attendance.

Molly-Mae Hague, Stacey Solomon and Denise Van Outen led the stars with their lavish Easter celebrations on Sunday. Molly-Mae and Tommy Fury showered daughter Bambi with a display of gifts for Easter Sunday. The influencer, 24, and professional boxer, also 24, pulled off a sensational Easter extravaganza display for their beloved daughter, 14 months.

Party animals were seen stumbling through the streets of Leeds, Newcastle and Birmingham in force as they enjoyed the Easter Bank Holiday. As wine, beer and spirts flowed in crowded pubs, punters, many in fancy dress, danced and drank the night away as they brought in British Summer Times in style. The hour less in bed did not stop youngsters staying out to the early hours of Sunday morning before piling into kebab shops.

In the past eight years, Meghan Markle's life has changed beyond recognition - and her slimmed-down friendship circle undeniably reflects that. When she first started dating Prince Harry in 2016, the Suits actress - who was living in Toronto at the time - counted Jessica Mulroney among her best friends and even included the stylist's three children in her wedding party. Despite 'Jess' reportedly playing an 'influential' role in Megxit, Meghan distanced herself from the mother-of-three after she became embroiled in a race row in the wake of the Black Lives Matter movement in 2020. However, Jessica isn't the first friend of Meghan's who has been dumped (or 'Markled' as critics label it ) in such a way - as her ex-stylist appears to still have a friendly relationship with the Duchess' Suits co-stars.

A new cycle lane that cost over a million has left shopkeepers furious after it 'kills' local trade in a suburb. Business owners like Mark Foster (pictured) in Castleton, Greater Manchester claim a new bike path is preventing customers from parking on the road and near their stores. The cycle lane, which covers both sides of a stretch of Manchester Road, cost £1.2million and is part of a wider £4.4million scheme of road improvements. It took around 18 months to build but despite the time and money put into the path, local shopkeepers say it has killed off their businesses.

Christy Kinahan is one of the world's most wanted men who, along with the help of his sons Daniel and Christopher Jr, is thought to be working with groups of army gunmen and money launderers. The crooked family have worked with cocaine gangs in South America, jihadists in Asia and even intelligence service in Russia and Iran. Their links to international organised crime and involvement with terrorist organisations put them under the radar of the US State Department who placed a $5million bounty over the heads of the trio.

Damian Hurley has opened up about directing his mother Elizabeth in racy sex scenes for his directorial debut film, insisting it felt 'normal'. Titled Strictly Confidential, the film features the actress, 58, getting very intimate with another woman. But Damian, 21, has declared that he was unbothered directing his mum in the steamy scenes, so much so that they didn't have intimacy co-ordinators on set.

Householders hoping today will bring some relief from the cost of living crisis will be bitterly disappointed as new research shows they will be worse now compared to yesterday. An average family of four will see their income go down by as much as £104 a year after increases in mobile phone charges, broadband and council tax more than wipe out savings from a reduction in the energy price cap.

Reporters who attended Sheridan Smith's (left) Opening Night at the Gielgud Theatre saw at least 50 audience members leave during the interval on two separate evenings last week. Staff at the theatre confirmed it was a regular occurrence. And while some critics have praised the avant-garde show as 'extraordinary', dozens of nonplussed ticketholders have been voting with their feet and walking out midway through - or even before the interval. This included Robbie (top right) and Annie (bottom right).

Matthew Brooks and his partner Paige Deloughrey, who live in social housing in Rochdale with their six children all under the age of 10, likened their cramped home as being 'like living in a shed'. They fear it is damaging their health after their youngest daughter was hospitalised for respiratory issues thought to be related to their living conditions for the eighth time. Mr Brooks, 30, said Rochdale Boroughwide Housing (RBH) could put his family in a five-bed mansion but it 'wouldn't take away what they've done to us' and his baby who he 'was scared we could lose' after their latest trip to the hospital. The couple have complained to their landlord, who are the same housing association at the centre of Ishak's death after the two-year-old died from 'chronic exposure' to mould at his family's rented flat .

Bleary-eyed Britons are complaining they've lost an hour of sleep after the clocks jumped forward an hour. The clocks changed at 1am on Sunday morning, marking the start of British Summer Time and the end to the bleak winter months. With the change comes longer days as the sun will begin to set later meaning Brits will have increasingly balmier evenings. And, while some took to X to point out that Summer is almost here, many woke up this morning exhausted. It wasn't doom and gloom for everyone though as one night shift worker wrote: 'Love working a night shift on the last weekend in March. A 12 hour shift becomes an 11 hour shift'

NEW In a hilarious video posted on TikTok , two men dressed as the crime-fighting caped crusader come bounding across the road in Chessington, south London, as the superhero's iconic theme tune from the 1960s plays. One carrying a ladder rests it up against a lamppost before his sidekick scales up with his cape flapping behind as Batfight graphics 'Kapow!', 'Pow', 'Zap', and 'Bash' flash on the screen. A 360 degree transition - in a nod to the Adam West TV series - then sees the video cut to show the bat box being installed. The video, with the caption 'Bat box Batman returns to Chessington, No Ulez here Khan', shows two signs tied to the post which read: 'Stop! This is a BAT BOX.' The other details criminal offences underneath the heading 'bats and the law'.

Houghton Hall, family seat of David Cholmondeley, the 7th Marquess of Cholmondeley, is under scrutiny from Chinese internet sleuths who claim the neo-Palladian pile contains antique valuables looted from the Qing Dynasty. Images of the Grade I listed house, commissioned by Sir Robert Walpole in 1722, have gone viral on social media sites, despite assurances from the estate that no items among the Hall's contents had been stolen. In China , armchair detectives have taken to TikTok to accuse the Marquess, 63, and his wife Rose Hanbury (left) - neighbours of the Prince and Princess of Wales - of living with pillaged loot they inherited from his illustrious ancestors, the Sassoons.

NEW The three detained men were from a central Asian state and were 'directly related' to the terrorists who staged the Moscow attack, according to Telegram channel Before Everyone. The detained men were 'planning a number of terrorist offences' amid fears of more attacks, said Russian officials.

On the edge of Longleat Estate and Safari Park in Wiltshire, the beauty spot known as Heaven's Gate boasts views which, on a clear day, stretch as far as Wales. It was here, on a hill overlooking his Elizabethan ancestral pile, that the late Marquess of Bath erected a giant granite ring sculpture to mark the Millennium. It was here, too, that the colourful aristocrat's ashes were scattered when, aged 87, he died from Covid in April 2020. Alas, because of lockdown restrictions, that sad task had to be carried out by an undertaker, meaning that the vast gaggle of women in his life - cheekily dubbed 'wifelets' by lusty Lord Bath - were prevented from saying their final fond farewells. But four years on, some of the wifelets - Bath notched up 75 of them in his lifetime - are now hatching a plan for a memorial service at Heaven's Gate with flowers, candles, self-penned poems and, quite possibly, a glass of fizz.

Only people who have great eyesight are able to tackle this mind-boggling optical illusion. Playing brain games and solving riddles are an effective way to exercise your mind and help to improve your learning, concentration and memory skills. This one is particularly tricky and the challenge is to spot one misplaced object in the speedy time of less than 11 seconds - is your vision up to scratch?

UK comedian Stephen K Amos experienced a terrifying moment on Sunday night's episode of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! Australia.  In an exclusive clip released before the episode aired, the English comedian, 56, was shown almost drowning in the waterhole near the celebrity camp in South Africa. While several of his celebrity contestants relaxed in the deeper water beneath the waterfall, Stephen remains on a pontoon in the shallower area.

Beach huts have been left toppled over and broken after the eroding cliffs that they stood on were battered by Storm Nelson. Several privately owned timber cabins, collectively worth £500,000, in Milford-on-Sea have been destroyed. The huts were still being used last summer and now their devastated owners have been left around £25,000 out of pocket. Some surviving beach huts are teetering above a 10ft drop but it is only a matter of time before they meet the same fate.

Earlier this month, the bosses of Britain's intelligence, security and cyber agency commissioned a visual puzzle as part of a campaign to attract recruits capable of 'thinking out of the box' and therefore suitable to work for the top secret Cheltenham-based organisation. Hidden in an illustration of a city landscape were several clues which, when found, could be used to spell the message 'Journey to GCHQ'. In the spirit of fun, we asked the same illustrator, Justin Eagleton, to create a drawing especially for today's Easter edition of The Mail on Sunday to test your lateral-thinking skills. He has composed the image of an imaginary seaside village and hidden inside are 11 clues (11 because that's the number of Jesus's apostles who remained loyal after Judas's betrayal), each representing a letter of the alphabet which can then be unjumbled to spell out a message.

An alleged killer jock bragged that the 16-year-old boy he beat to death at an Arizona house party had to have a 'closed casket funeral.' Talan Renner, 17, boasted that he had gotten away with the brutal killing of Preston Lord, 16, in the days after the deadly assault and even joked about it being a 'closed casket funeral.' Renner and six other alleged bullies have been arrested over the death of Lord, who died of a brain injury two days after the beating. Police records allege one unnamed boy danced on the dying teen's body shortly after the beating, while others performed 'humping' - simulated rape acts - to further degrade their victim. In a 1000+ page police report, new details have revealed how the millionaire Renner family tried to hide their football star son's involvement - with the most recent claims coming from his father's ex-girlfriend, AZFamily reported. Lauri Spiker, 44, dated Talan's father Travis Renner, 50, after he and his wife Becky, 44, divorced in 2018. Though they broke up before the attack, the ex-girlfriend is still 'very close' to the family - and still has access to Renners' credit card history.

Kalvin Phillips reacted angrily to being called 'useless' by a West Ham supporter and flashed his middle finger as he boarded the team bus following their 4-3 defeat at Newcastle. Hammers boss David Moyes admitted his decision to bring on Phillips with his side leading 3-1 at St James' Park 'did not work'. There were 21 minutes to play when the Manchester City loanee replaced Michail Antonio. The midfielder, who is on loan at West Ham from Manchester City, was boarding the coach back from Newcastle when the incident occurred.

Terrifying footage shows the moment an Oregan man dodged death by a second when a runaway saw blade hurtled towards him across a parking lot.  Shane Reimche entered the Quick Trip Market in Eugene on Thursday, closing the door behind him only for the blade to embed itself into the wall, shaking the entire shop.  The four-foot blade had come loose from a nearby construction site and barrelled towards Reimche, gathering speed as it slipped between parked cars in the lot.