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The 26-year-old 800m runner (inset) wed Violet Raseboya in a lavish traditional ceremony in her native South Africa (left) while also celebrating her 26th birthday. Semenya, who has faced controversy throughout her career and was once forced to undergo humiliating gender testing to prove she was female due to her high levels of testosterone, uploaded pictured of the event at an exclusive venue in Pretoria and called it 'our perfect day'. She donned a blue 'Prince Charming'-style outfit while Violet wore a full-length white lace and appliqué dress (right).

Israel's prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu says the Palestinian attacker who mowed down and killed four Israeli soldiers and wounded 15 in Jerusalem was an ISIS terrorist. Speaking at the scene of the attack, Mr Netanyahu said the attacker has been identified and 'according to all the signs he was a supporter of the Islamic State.' He says there "definitely could be a connection" between Sunday's attack, which killed four Israeli soldiers, and recent attacks in France and Germany. The Israeli soldiers were on a sightseeing tour of Jerusalem when they were mowed down and the shocking moment was caught on camera. The killer, who is from the east of the city, swerved to drive over the young soldiers, before reversing to make sure they were dead, trapping ten people under the truck. The surviving soldiers riddled the cab, firing at least 18 rounds at the terrorist, who was killed.

Crystal Duke, 24, has a condition which means her body does not produce eggs. She and husband Terry, 34, of Ealing, West London, (left) treat the doll (right), which they named George, like a real child and it even has its own bottle. They approached an artist who crafted the doll's face using images of the couple as children (Crystal's inset) so that it looked like them.

The Queen, 90, attended the church service at Sandringham today, after missing the traditional Christmas and New Year's services for the first time. The monarch was seen arriving by car (left) at St Mary Magdalene Church with a blue blanket over her lap just before 11am this morning. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge (right), along with the Middleton family - including Pippa Middleton (inset) - walked to church this morning from Sandringham House.

Carole, 61, was joined by her family for the church service at the Sandringham estate in Norfolk on Sunday morning, after spending the Christmas break at home with Kate and William (inset). The couple decided to snub the traditional gathering in Sandringham in favour of a private Christmas at the Middleton home near Bucklebury in Berkshire.

Former EastEnders actor Sid, who famously played Ricky Butcher, appeared on ITV's property guessing game on Saturday night, though as host Keith Lemon conducted a tour of the home, audiences were very impressed by his converted farmhouse, located in the south of France and complete with swimming pool.

A man who was born female has become the first in Britain to get pregnant. Former Asda worker Hayden Cross, 20, decided to pause his gender reassignment process so he could give birth. Hayden (pictured as a man two years ago) found a sperm donor on Facebook and become pregnant four months ago. He will complete his transition, which will remove his breasts and ovaries, after his child is born.

A video blogger dad broadcast his wife's C-section on Facebook to 100,000 people - and even filmed while she was on the operating table. Stephen Skinner, 32, hit record just as Holly, 28, was heading to hospital to be induced and was expecting to capture the water birth of their first child on camera. Things didn't go to plan and doctors were forced to perform a C-section after the baby's head moved into a sideways position.The excited parents-to-be, both living in London, overcame the issues and baby Atlas was born on Boxing Day weighing 9Ibs 9 ounces.

Zoe Russell, 22, was left broken-hearted by Victor Spirescu (pictured together), the first migrant off the plane when Britain lifted visa restrictions on Romanians and Bulgarians three years ago. Mr Spirescu was welcomed into Britain by Keith Vaz (pictured inset), then chairman of the home affairs select committee, on January 1, 2014. Zoe met him on a night out in September last year and after he told he was homeless she persuaded her mother, Anne Brown, to take him in. But Mrs Brown says her kindness has been repaid with subterfuge, debts and excuses.

Mocked for his mental capacity. Scalp cut repeatedly. Tied up. Forced to drink toilet water. By four black kids who made him kiss the floor and shout 'f*** white people' and 'f*** Trump'. I imagine these parents today, shocked into silence. Struck mute by the horror that everything they thought they knew last week is no longer true. That they were wrong to trust. Wrong to believe there is good in everyone. Wrong to think everything would be ok. It wasn't. Wondering if they will ever be able to talk about anything else, ever again. The four young friends suspected of torturing the special needs teenager in the Facebook live video are pictured: Bottom right Brittany Covington, 18, and her sister Tanisha Covington, 24, top right. Tesfaye Cooper, 18, bottom left, and Jordan Hill, 18, top left, who knew the victim (pictured left in the video).

Jj Mcmenamin (inset), 30, of Middlesborough, North Yorkshire, published an image of him as 'Where's Wally?' on Facebook (left) after officers failed to find him in Leyburn, North Yorkshire, yesterday. The jockey told friends he was so close to officers he could see them searching for him. A friend has said he is wanted for breaching bail conditions after failing to attend court.

Scottish Fifi Evelyn, 26, right, without her makeup on, who lives in East London, styles herself on ball-jointed dolls complete with huge doe eyes, porcelain skin and statuesque poses, left. Each morning the pink-obsessed clothing and accessories designer uses makeup, contact lenses and wigs to overhaul her natural look and become a walking figurine, inset. And Fifi - who claims she has never had plastic surgery - said her daily transformation into a real-life Japanese doll gives her a great sense of freedom and has boosted her self-confidence.

Bemused passengers on the tube awkwardly averted their gaze today as hundreds of commuters stripped down to their underwear across London for the bizarre annual tradition. An open invitation was issued to exhibitionists to join others meeting in central London before they took off their trousers and made their way to the Piccadilly Line and boarded tubes across the capital. This comes ahead of the London underground grinding to a halt during crippling 24 hour strike action, starting this evening, which is set to leave thousands of people stranded during Monday morning rush hour.

Melissa Parsons, 32, said she was horrified to see her abusive ex-boyfriend was involved in a riot at HMP Birmingham just weeks before he was jailed for attacking her last year. Ross Queen was jailed for 18 weeks last Wednesday at Birmingham Crown Court for assaulting the mother-of-one, whom he also 'harassed' for months after they broke up in September 2015. Ms Parsons said the attack left her 'afraid to be in her own home' and added she did not think Queen was 'remorseful' for the incident.

The Utah-based Tillotson family-of-five is hunting for a paid nanny to travel the world with them - from the US to Iceland, then around Europe and onto the Pacific islands and Asia. Their video appeal, top right and bottom left, has so far amassed more than 7.4 million views, and invited a flood of applications for the job - which comes with a $1,200-$1,500 (£976-£1,220) a month salary - though some have claimed the pay is too low. Pictured, top right, the couple in Utah and, bottom left, Mrs Tillotson with one of her young sons.

This handy infographic, compiled by VoucherCodesPro, looks at products also including cheese, cinema tickets and cigarettes; across popular destinations such as Sydney, Barcelona, Paris and Bangkok.

A woman has miraculously survived being sandwiched between two cars after a speeding joyrider, who tried to flee the scene immediately, smashed into her by a busy road. Kanta Anand, 40, was walking out of her home in Delhi, India, when the 17-year-old driver ploughed into her. She is then dragged more than 50 yards by the white MUV car before horror footage shows it ramming into a black vehicle pulling out of a junction.Incredibly she only suffered a fractured hip and following surgery is now stable in hospital.

Lindsey Briggs has just won a heartbreaking legal battle against NHS doctors and Government lawyers. They believe in the sanctity of husband Paul's life. Lindsey insists he would want to die. And while the case of Briggs versus Briggs is one family's tragedy, it is now also the crux of a national argument about who speaks for someone when they cannot: their family or the state. Lindsey, who lives on the Wirral with daughter Ella, five, now expects to move her husband to a hospice one day this week. There, he will be allowed to slip away, heavily sedated as food, drink and medical treatments are gradually withdrawn.

A woman has revealed how a mission to transform her body helped pull her out of the depths of depression. Lucy Watson, 33, (pictured) who grew up in England but lives in Sydney, Australia, said that in her 20s she was working long hours in her advertising job and found herself turning to food and alcohol for comfort. But as she approached her 30th birthday, (left) she realised a 'serious lifestyle overhaul' was due. Documenting her progress online (centre) Ms Watson transformed her body and became a bikini competitor (right) and personal trainer.

When the actor, 55, visited the tiny Pacific land - almost 1,500 miles off the coast of Australia and around the size of Swindon - it transpired they are huge Doc Marin fans. He was visiting for his new documentary, Martin Clunes: Islands of Australia, which airs on ITV on Tuesday at 8pm. 'My visit to Norfolk Island was quite extraordinary, because I had never felt so famous. It was like being one of The Beatles,' he said. 'There was a crowd of fans at the airport screaming "Doc Martin" as I stepped off the plane. We saw "We love Doc Martin" notices all around the island.'

Sitting atop the Hongshui River in the Luodian County of southwest China, the vast pathway, pictured, opened on New Year's Day to a flurry of fireworks, and has so far attracted more than 60,000 tourists. During the day, tourists can enjoy various entertainment displays and partake in water sports, while at night, the entire floating spectacle - which would take the average human ten hours to walk the length of - turns into a dazzling light parade, bottom left.

This is the incredible moment a good Samaritan freed a bird with his breath after it became stuck on a frozen metal gate. Nelson Miller of Caldwell, Idaho, found the distressed sparrow unable to fly off as he fed his horses on New Year's Day. The bird had gotten its feet wet after it went for a drink in the horses' tub but as it tried to make an exit, it found itself frozen to the fence in sub-zero temperatures. Nelson gently grabbed hold of the flapping bird as it started to fall backwards and then worked his magic.

Hilarious footage of a donkey using his mouth to open a gate-as oppose to jumping over it-has taken the internet by storm.Unlike his athletic companions in the Paradise sanctuary in Ronco Scrivia, northern Italy this free thinker was not prepared to jump. Instead, Oreste paused to think about how to solve the problem he faced. He pushed his nose against the fence as if to inspect it before taking a step back and lifting the wooden pole up from its lock with his mouth.