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Just over a decade ago, a well-educated Russian historian was captured by authorities before they stumbled upon a grisly collection of hand-made human dolls in his apartment. Once a respected figure in his field, horrific truths began surfacing in 2011 about Anatoly Moskvin, 57, that revealed he was digging up dead females and turning them into dolls. It was believed he had desecrated around 150 graves in total. Scattered among the mounds of clutter within the home of Moskvin, from Nizhny Novgorod, Russia, were 26 mummified bodies of girls and women aged between three and 29. The scholar-turned-bodysnatcher had dug up the dead girls and lived with their corpses in his house of horrors after turning them into ghoulish playthings wearing lipstick and knee-length boots. He had dug up the bodies of the girls before taking them back to his home, where he would turn them into showpieces that resembled antique dolls with red lips, blushed cheeks, and brightly coloured dresses. Chilling images of his sickening collection show bodies and skeletons in stockings and costumes, and one was even dressed to resemble a child's teddy bear.

As she studied an itemised drinks bill at one of London's most exclusive nightclubs, Charlotte Church was not happy, writes KATIE HIND. The receipt, the length one would expect from a family's weekly supermarket shop, was mostly made up of drinks that her boyfriend Kyle Johnson's friends had racked up, swigging vodka cocktails, which even back then - 20 years ago - cost at least £15 a pop. As she went through it, marking off with a biro pen what wasn't hers, the Welsh singer angrily declared: 'I'm going to make sure they pay.' Only they didn't. Some minutes later I watched, aghast, as Charlotte summoned the waiter in the VIP area of Cirque nightclub in London's Leicester Square and, her face like thunder, paid the lot on her credit card.

As Matt Hyde, chief executive of Scouting England, prepares to step down from his post in September 2024 to take a role at Lloyds Bank Foundation, his resignation is little comfort to parents of children who sent their children on scouting weekends and never saw them again. Since 1995, 17 children have died on scouting expeditions in the UK, The Times reports, with further tragedies also occurring in Ireland. Now, the parents of some of these UK children have teamed up and have launched a petition to ensure such tragedies never occur again. Jackie Leonard, mother of 16-year-old Ben, said: 'It's the effect it has on the rest of the family – the ripple effect if you like,' she said. The impact it's had on his brother, on me and his dad, it's just heartbreaking. The petition, which calls for the Government to launch a public inquiry, has so far received 1,890 signatures and requires 100,000 for the topic to be debated in Parliament. 

The porn industry has changed dramatically over the past three decades, with the rise of the internet and technology. Last century, one would walk into seedy shops and rent or purchase the X-rated films but with the rise of online sites like PornHub and OnlyFans, those days are long gone.  But what happened to the old school who were around in the 1990s and 2000s? One British porn actress, from London , quit her days of posing topless for Page 3 and starring in porn films and sat on the board of directors for West Ham, who are currently eighth in the premier league. Another, from Birmingham, spoke candidly about the toxic industry and went on to become a public speaker who is passionate about raising awareness of the exploitation of young girls. She also owns her own organic superfood company. But others dropped off the grid completely. A well-known adult actress who ranked 119th globally on PornHub's list was found living in the tunnels under Las Vegas in 2019. Femail takes a look at some of the most famous adult actors and actresses from around the world and what they're up to now.

Sitting at my laptop I watched a naked woman with my face having graphic penetrative sex in a variety of positions with a nude man. The pornographic video lasted for three minutes and 32 seconds, and grotesque as I found it, I made myself watch it all. I needed to understand exactly how realistic these images are, and also recognise how easy it was for people to access them online. Because as seamless as the footage appeared, it wasn't me at all - my face had been imposed on to another woman's body using artificial intelligence ( AI ) to make what is known as ' deepfake ' pornography.

NEW This is the adorable moment a clever elephant returned a toddler's tiny shoe after it was dropped into a zoo enclosure. In the cute clip, the huge creature can be seen gently scooping up the tiny blue and yellow shoe using its enormous foot and lengthy trunk. Slowly grasping the minuscule footwear, the friendly giant delicately returned the shoe dropping it back into the young visitor's hand.

In her early days, Lily Allen was known for her stylish blend of sporty and retro. And 18 years later, the Smile singer proves it's a look that never goes out of fashion - but this time with a pair of luxury tracksuit bottoms costing £830. The 38-year-old wore the navy joggers with two orange stripes down the sides by French designer Celine as she joined her best friend Miquita Oliver in London's Notting Hill to film their popular podcast, Miss Me? Despite the chilly temperatures, she showed off her toned stomach by teaming them with a white cropped vest.

ITV news bosses desperately tried to get its presenter Rageh Omaar to hand over his bulletin to a stand-in anchor after he became unwell live on air, The Mail on Sunday can reveal. News at Ten viewers were left concerned for the presenter after he began to struggle with his words during an item on weekend leisure time near the end of the programme on Friday. But Mr Omaar, 56, insisted that he continued and refused to hand over to a replacement host from the London regional news even though after the show he was taken straight to hospital. An ITV News source told The Mail on Sunday: 'The programme team were trying to replace him when they realised there was a problem.

The Welsh newsreader, 62, who has been off air since last July after he was accused of paying a young person for sexually explicit images, was spoken to about his behaviour on two separate occasions in 2021 and 2022, according to The Times. The first meeting reportedly came following a complaint from a woman, who was in her 40s at the time, in May 2021 where she requested Edwards stop messaging her online, which prompted bosses to speak to Huw 'about his actions'. However, the pair remained in contact, prompting a second complaint from the same woman in January 2022, the newspaper added. A month later on February 23, a senior BBC manager allegedly spoke to Huw (pictured right with his mother) again about his behaviour advising that 'further concerns had been raised' and any contact 'should now cease'. Despite this, the pair allegedly continued to talk over email.

Princess Charlene and Prince Albert of Monaco looked dapper as they stepped out to enjoy a day at the races. The royal couple was snapped, alongside their twin children, Princess Gabriella and Prince Jacques at the 2024 E-Prix taking place at the Circuit de Monaco in Monte-Carlo today. The former Olympic swimmer was the pinnacle of fashion in a sleek black jacket with gold embellishments and a pair of long white trousers. While her husband, 66, looked sharp and elegant in a blue suit jacket and grey trousers. The family stood patiently while the race winner Mitch Evans was presented with his trophy, after he put on an impressive performance leading for the majority of the 31-lap contest.

Ms Trudeau, who was formerly married to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau , has played down her friendship with The Duchess, who previously implied she shared a close bond with Sophie and admired her as being 'emblematic of strength'. During an episode of the Archetypes podcast in November 2022 Meghan admitted Sophie 'used to send me little meditations during my pregnancy' and voice notes 'of encouragement', adding: 'I've gone to her over the years for advice.' Meghan also described a day of laughter and fun that the pair spent at her Montecito mansion, where their children played in the swimming pool on pizza-shaped floats while they drank wine 'on the terrace' and were 'giddy like absolute schoolgirls.' But, when asked about her relationship with the Duchess in an interview with The Times today, Ms Trudeau was reserved to say the least, saying: 'I know her... but we haven't spent much time together.'

Jasmine Harman says it's still difficult to talk about her A Place in the Sun co-host Jonnie Irwin after he tragically lost his battle with cancer earlier this year. Television presenter Jonnie died aged 50 in early February after being diagnosed with cancer in 2020. Co-presenters Jasmine, 48, and Jonnie were hired together in 2004, meeting during a pilot shoot in South Africa.

Britain's Got Talent viewers have threatened to call Ofcom on Saturday after three acts from Japan auditioned for the show. Disgruntled fans admitted that they believed the show should be for British people because of its name and wanted to take the issue to the UK TV regulator. Viewers were less than impressed when show judge Simon Cowell gave his Gold Buzzer away to Cyberagent Legit, a professional Japanese dancing act.

Anissa Tinnin was elated that her granddaughter was spending the night at her Albuquerque home. She was planning to take the four-year-old to school the following morning. The duo ate dinner, bathed and cuddled on the couch as they watched Taylor Swift 's Eras Tour film. Suddenly, 32-year-old Joseph Rivera, a convicted felon with a lengthy rap sheet, barreled through the front door and demanded she hand over the keys to her luxury SUV. Tinnin dialed 911, but when he returned to the home, she shot him.

Liverpool were denied a clear opportunity to score a late goal against West Ham but were denied by a bizarre refereeing decision.  The Reds' title hopes took yet another dent as there were held to a 2-2 draw by David Moyes' men at the London Stadium.  However, with four minutes remaining on the clock, Hammers goalkeeper Alphonse Areola fell to the ground after collecting the ball from a cross into the box. 

Plenty of Hollywood stars are quite short - under 5ft5in, that is - but it's hard to tell in front of the camera because they are styled to look statuesque. Platform heels, finely tailored clothing and slender frames help deceive the eye into thinking they have height when they hit the spotlight at events. On screen they may look larger than life as well, as the camera shoots them in certain ways. 

Nobody outside the Royal Household really knows the luxurious extent of the lifestyle of the Royal Family. Outwardly, they give the impression of being frugal and parsimonious - which they are, even though Princess Anne prefers to call it 'Good old-fashioned Hanoverian Housekeeping' - but it does not apply to what they eat, drink, wear, drive and ride. Every one of them enjoys the best that money can buy, even if they instruct their staff to negotiate the best deals when ordering on their behalf. The Royal Household is notorious for asking for discounts - and for waiting until the last minute before paying the bills.

In her latest book, penned before their separation, the 48-year-old Sophie Gregoire candidly discusses her battle with an eating disorder while sharing personal anecdotes from her 'imperfect' marriage with Trudeau. After the end of her 18-year marriage with Trudeau in August 2023, Grégoire now immerses herself in a busy schedule that includes promoting her book, hosting yoga sessions, and continuing her advocacy for mental wellness. Speaking on her split with Trudeau, she told The Times: 'We don't have to dramatize, end abruptly, break relationships in order to restructure our lives and our minds. 'And something changed, yes, something broke; I am not sure that's how I mean it,' she added, insisting she and Trudeau remain close as a family despite the separation.

Alec Baldwin looked worn out while on daddy duty in New York City on Saturday. The Oscar nominee was seen pushing two of his younger children in a stroller laden with toys and other items in Manhattan. But Baldwin, 66, looked as if he needed a breather when he was spotted pausing two lean against the railing of a set of stairs.

Hundreds of dapper cyclists took to the roads in their finest vintage wear and most stylish attire as the annual Tweed Run returned to London today. Organised by creative lifestyle company Bourne & Hollingsworth, the event, which started in 2009, draws large crowds around tourist hotspots each year. Riders adopt a vintage style for the day, with many riding antique bikes such as the penny farthing, some with wicker baskets attached to hold their snacks for the cycle.