Rekha Patel (pictured), 43, spent £200,000 buying the dilapidated two-bedroom cottage in 2010 and turning it into her dream home. But she fell out with Frances Brierley, who lives next door, after 12 'thackstone' tiles (inset) on their shared roof were damaged during the renovations, which featured in the BBC1 show Britain's Empty Homes. Miss Patel was left with the enormous legal bill after Mrs Brierley took her to court over the damage. It emerged yesterday that she has now sold the house, which was built in 1719 in Simmondley, Derbyshire, and is now valued at £250,000, to stop it being taken used to pay the debt (police called during the dispute, left)

British stars were out in force at the annual SAGs as they gathered at The Shrine Auditorium to toast another year in film and television. With a nomination for Best Actress, it was no wonder The Crown star Claire Foy (L) looked in great spirits as she cuddled up to co-star Matt Smith at the ceremony, but she wasn't the only one to watch on the evening.
Also tipped for SAG success were glamorous Game Of Thrones gal pals Sophie Turner (2L) and Maisie Williams (2R), whilst Downton Abbey's Michelle Dockery (R) ensured she wouldn't be overlooked in a gorgeous multicoloured gown. The annual show is often seen as the best predictor for the Oscars, with most categories falling right in step with the Academy Awards.

The couple, who had wiped out their savings trying for a little brother or sister for daughter Darcie, took out an £8,000 loan for one last roll of the dice at fertility treatment. Against all odds, estimated to be in the region of 70 million-to-one, they were thrilled when scans revealed that Mrs Crozier, 34, from Grays, Essex was pregnant with quadruplets. More miraculous still was that this was the result of just two fertilised eggs - the four girls they were expecting were, in fact, two sets of identical twins.

The President of the United States has reiterated his belief that America needs to strengthen its borders - just hours after thousands protested (right) against his controversial executive order authorizing the temporary detention of travelers from seven Muslim-majority countries. The president issued a scathing statement insisting that 'this is not a Muslim ban, as the media is falsely reporting.' Trump said his new policy is 'similar to what President Obama did in 2011 when he banned visas for refugees from Iraq for six months.' And he credited the Obama White House with creating the list of seven countries that he started with - Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen. The Homeland Security Department has said a temporary stay granted by a federal judge on Friday will not stop Trump's plan from being put in place. 'President Trump's Executive Orders remain in place - prohibited travel will remain prohibited, and the US government retains its right to revoke visas at any time if required for national security or public safety,' a statement read. On Saturday evening the federal court for the Eastern District of New York issued the stay after only two of 12 refugees held at JFK airport were released. They had been held for between 14 and 24 hours. Travelers around the country were detained, with about 375 travelers impacted by the order including those who were stopped before they could board U.S.-bound planes. That is less than one-tenth of 1 per cent of travelers to America. The White House insisted Sunday that green card holders won't be affected by Friday's order, but U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers already had broad authority to question them if they arrive from terror-prone countries.

Donald Trump's 90-day ban on seven Muslim countries is in place to achieve one thing and one thing only: he wants you to understand America has borders, and from now on it's going to protect them. President Trump said, 'We only want to admit those who will support our country and love deeply our people.' Think of it less as a Muslim ban, and more as an American invitation. If you support America and will put America first, you will be welcome. If you cannot bring yourself to condone the actions of those who commit terror in the name of your god, probably best stay in what's left of your home.

Hannah Lyson (pictured), who has given strength to thousands of people by opening up about her battle with bowel cancer, passed away yesterday at her home in Burscough, Lancashire. Writing to her 5,000 followers today, her family today broke the news that Miss Lyson, who just this week won a Hero of Heroes award, died yesterday, a few weeks after she was told that her condition is terminal. In a touching Facebook post (inset), they wrote: 'Hannah fought so hard to get well but it wasn't to be. We are all so proud of her & we will continue her work to raise awareness that your never too young.'

Chemmy Alcot has revealed that she has chosen to store blood from the umbilical cord and placenta following her son's birth as an 'insurance policy' in case of any future injuries or illnesses. This is because the blood from the umbilical cord contains live-saving stem cells which can, according to the NHS website, be used to 'treat many life-threatening diseases'. The sportswoman, 34, who competed for Team GB in four Winter Olympics, explained why she and her husband, fellow skier Dougie Crawford, decided on the treatment. The procedure involves storing blood, called cord blood, left over from the umbilical cord and placenta soon after the birth.

The beloved 1925 invention by Russian-Jewish immigrant, Anatol Josepho, has been killed off by Instagram, Snapchat and smartphones. The Home Office announcement this week that passport photos can be uploaded from mobile phones was the final nail in the coffin. BRIAN VINER says goodbye to an invention that captured the world and defined his teenage years.

The protracted Ukrainian police probe into the death of Barry Pring (inset), 47, in Kiev in February 2008 has been dogged by allegations of corruption, incompetence and a cover-up. But UK detectives are unable to travel to Eastern Europe to investigate Mr Pring's hit-and-run death, and the alleged role of his former stripper wife Ganna Ziuzina (pictured left, right and inset), without the agreement of their counterparts in Ukraine. Last night Mr Pring's brother said British police must be allowed to join a new probe, to ensure the killer and any accomplices face justice. He spoke out after a UK coroner ruled last week that IT expert Mr Pring was 'unlawfully killed' after being 'tricked' into standing in a dual carriageway, where he was mown down by a car with stolen licence plates and lights switched off, travelling at up to 80mph.

Chat show host Jeremy Kyle has started dating his children's former nanny after splitting up with his cheating wife. The 51-year-old rose to fame after publicly grilling Brits on ITV's The Jeremy Kyle Show which sees him discuss people's relationship dilemmas. He often has to deal with people involved in divorces or cheating scandals and gives them advice in front of a live audience. And now it has been revealed that he is in a relationship with Vicky Burton, 35, who used to be a nanny for his three children. The pair have been dating each other for two months after Miss Burton spent years working for Kyle and his ex-wife Carla Germaine (right, together in 2015). Miss Burton (far left) - who stopped being their nanny nine months ago - was photographed with Kyle, his ex-wife and two of their children on a family holiday in Barbados in 2013.

John Hurt was a man who believed in living at full throttle, and he faced death as he faced life - with optimism and courage of the most sublime order, says Michael Thornton. Hurt, who had starred in more than 200 films and television series over a career spanning six decades, died after a long battle with pancreatic cancer on Saturday. He was 77 years old. Hurt, a native of Derbyshire in England, garnered his first Academy Award nomination for his supporting role as Max, an inmate and heroin addict who befriends the imprisoned drug smuggler Billy inside a Turkish jail in the gripping 1978 drama Midnight Express.

Girls-only playgrounds are springing up everywhere - from high-end health and wellbeing club Grace Belgravia in London to women-only talks and salons around the country. Pictured (left) Lisa Tse, Sarah Turner, Kate Percival, Joy Lo Dico, Lindsay Loxley and Anna Jones. Founder members of The Sorority include Bend It Like Beckham film director Gurinder Chadha (bottom right) and the BBC's Katie Derham (top right).

Dressed in a red power suit with tartan sash, she looks a lot like Nicola Sturgeon. Only this First Minister of Scotland has kidnapped JK Rowling and is holding her captive in a Batman-type lair beneath Edinburgh Castle. But fear not, it is the alternative reality of comedienne Tracey Ullman who plays Miss Sturgeon in the second series of her new BBC1 sketch show.

A cheeky 'super baby' has caused a stir online after managing to climb over two stair gates meant to stop him from leaving his room. Leo Westlake, who is 21-months-old and lives in Falmouth, seamlessly scaled the two metal gates just 10 minutes after his mother put up the safety barrier. The tot with was filmed using his arms and feet to pull himself over gate and cleverly placing his toes in between the railings to boost his stability.The boy's mother, Alice Grey, 23, bought an extra gate to put on top of the previous one as Leo was clambering over too easily yet he climbed over it as though it was the normal smaller barrier.

Ariadna Gutierrez, Miss Colombia 2015, was left in floods of tears after Harvey crowned her as Miss Universe - only to crown another contestant Miss Philippines Pia Alonzo Wurtzbach, the winner moments later. The excruciating moment was matched by millions and sparked an angry backlash against the host who swiftly took to Twitter to apologize. But it appears that Harvey has now put all that behind him. During the dress rehearsals for the 65th Miss Universe which will air live on ABS-CBN tomorrow, he shared a hug with the new Miss Universe Colombia 2016, Andrea Tovar.
'Steve, no more mistakes,' Tovar joked after their embrace at the Mall of Asia Arena Sunday.

A young man has been killed by a tiger in front of his horrified wife and child after getting dragged into its zoo enclosure at the Youngor Wildlife Park in the city of Ningbo, China. An onlooker took footage of the tiger dragging the man under some trees and sinking its teeth into his neck as two other big cats looked on.Zoo visitors raised the alarm soon after he was attacked by the predator but it took zoo staff about an hour to grapple the man from the tiger's firm grip

Catherine Howarth, 35, from Milton Keynes, is believed to be the only black woman in the world to give birth to two white, blue-eyed children. She is of Nigerian heritage, while husband Richard is white. The couple have son Jonah, three, and daughter Sophia, born last March. Doctors say the odds of a black woman giving birth to two white children is 'millions-to-one' and explain there must be a white gene present in the woman's ancestry.

A woman who died in a plane crash on Australia Day shared her haunting last moments on social media. Endah Cakrawati, 30 (pictured left and right), was killed alongside her partner Peter Lynch, 52, when the plane he was piloting (inset) plummeted into Perth's Swan River on Thursday. In a video Ms Cakrawati posted on Instagram from inside the cockpit just moments before the tragedy, she could be heard saying: 'Wish me luck'. 

Sipping Dom Perignon in their mountain retreats and gobbling oysters on their private jets, the children of the rich appear to have no cares in the world. But looks can be deceiving, says Labour peer David Puttnam, who claims they may be 'as disadvantaged' as the very poorest in society. The film producer has warned of a different type of deprivation, one that 'goes right to the top' - mental wellbeing.

Sophie Murray, 22, from Worthing in Sussex, said she spent over a year hounding her GP for answers before self-diagnosing her son Finley online by searching 'triangle head baby' (left and inset, the pair together). She found out that he was suffering from a birth defect called Metopic craniosynostosis, which causes the plates of the skull to fuse together in the womb - creating a triangular shape and ridge down the forehead as the baby grows. Desperate to find a solution Ms Murray emailed pictures of Finley to four specialist centres in the UK and received replies within minutes. Weeks later Finley (right) underwent an operation where surgeons took apart his skull and put it back together.

Funeral director Rafael Learmonth used his hearse to return a 'dead' fridge freezer to Argos in Maidstone, Kent after a long running dispute over the phone provided few solutions. Learmonth, along with three colleagues from his funeral directors, calmly wheeled the broken appliance, on a coffin trolley, draped in a velvet sheet into the chain store.The undertaker said he did everything 'we would for a funeral' for the stunt after uploading the video to his Facebook page on Saturday.

Ex-glamour model Marguerita (left), 50, lives in Surrey with her two daughters Pia, 26, (right) and Rihanna, 19 (middle). She gets more attention than her two daughters on nights out and it makes Pia jealous. They appear in Channel 5's My Mum's Hotter Than Me where Pia shares her plans to get surgery (inset right) to compete with her glamorous mother who gets fillers (inset left).

Nigel Reed, a UK-based canine behaviorist, has worked with thousands of dogs and their owners around the world including celebrity magician Derren Brown. In an exclusive video for DailyMail.com, Reed demonstrates how he got German Shepherd Jazz to stop her incessant barking and helped her become more relaxed. The techniques are explained in his new book, The Dog Guardian: Your Guide To A Happy, Well-Behaved Dog.

Tanna, a story of tragic lovers set in the tiny South Pacific nation of Vanuatu, has received Australia's first-ever Oscar nomination for a foreign language film. The project, directed by Bentley Dean and Martin Butler, uses an entirely amateur cast of tribesmen and was shot in the indigenous Nauvhal language. Dean moved to the island, located 2,300 miles from the north-east coast of Australia, with his wife and two young children for seven months. The cast had never seen a film before and eschew modern conveniences, like electricity, to live like their ancestors.

A champion Muay Thai boxer has been charged following an alleged road rage where a father and daughter were repeatedly punched. Daniel Valusaga (right), 30, presented himself to Southport Police Station on Sunday where he was charged with two counts of assault occasioning bodily harm. Gold Coast man Nathan and his daughter (inset) were left shaken following the incident which was captured on camera (left) by a witness on Saturday.

Florida couple Victoria Yore, 24, and Terrence Drysdale, 28, spend their days roaming the world in search of its most beautiful, unspoiled frontiers. Armed with Terrence's camera and a selection of Pre-Raphaelite dresses for Victoria, they have captured breathtaking images in places like Arizona's Grand Canyon, left, Iceland's Skaftafell National Park, top right, and the Bunbeg shipwreck in Donegal, Ireland, bottom right.