A recent survey found 64 per cent of women were unhappy with their body's size and shape, and a government-funded study suggested 80 per cent of females over 40 were dissatisfied with their bodies. Pictured (left to right), Susie Mason, a life model who lives in Surrey, Rosamund Barnard, a children's entertainer from Kent, Yvonne Iles, who is retired and lives in London, Emma Donaldson, a teaching assistant from Leicester, Monica Czyzewska, a model from London, and Maria Madalena, an artist from Wales.

Mr Corbyn tried to put a brave face on the chaos, stressing that he understood the motives of the 47 MPs who rebelled against him. But in a further humiliation, it has emerged that his close ally Diane Abbott failed to vote - claiming she had been 'taken ill'.

Chloe Smith (right), MP for Norwich North, turned up at Parliament for the historic Brexit vote with baby son Alastair (inset) and was told 'not to be sheepish' about it by the Speaker of the House. It appears she felt awkward about the situation as John Bercow (left) told her 'The little baby is welcome to come in'. Mrs Smith broke her maternity leave to attend Parliament and said it was because 'Brexit is the central issue of our times'.

Nick Clegg's speech during the Brexit debate on triggering Article 50 'was one of the most nakedly dishonest speeches I have had the misfortune to hear', writes Quentin Letts. This is classic Lib Dem behaviour that can be traced back to the party's mid-1980s birth, Letts writes, saying that the party 'have a shameless history of facing different directions at once'. Clegg, who campaigned for a referendum in 2008 (left), voted against the Article 50 bill, along with Lib Dems leader Tim Farron and five other Liberal Democrats. Meanwhile, voters in five of the six areas in Cumbria, the county where Farron is an MP, were in favour of leaving the EU, as were the majority in Sheffield, the city where Clegg is an MP. But yesterday he said: 'When a country decides to go on a radical, uncompromising departure to a new and as yet entirely unpredictable future ... it is a country embarking on a perilous path, and I hope our consciences will not pay for it.'

Beyonce Knowles has revealed she is pregnant with twins! She posed in just a bra and underwear with  her bump on show on Instagram. She added a caption which read: 'We would like to share our love and happiness. We have been blessed two times over. We are incredibly grateful that our family will be growing by two, and we thank you for your well wishes. - The Carters'

Beyonce Beyhive of fans sent social media abuzz after the singer announced on Instagram she was expecting twins with husband Jay Z.The baby news was posted on Wednesday morning and the singer did it in dramatic fashion with a heavily styled photo of herself exposing her naked bump while in mismatched lingerie and wearing a veil.

The Bee Gees singer, 70, was left red-faced after he was asked the story behind his 50-year relationship with Scottish former beauty queen Linda Gray (pictured together, left, on their wedding day and, right, last year) during filming for Piers Morgan's Life Stories (inset). Gibb, whose interview with Morgan airs on ITV tomorrow, had an awkward exchange with the TV presenter as he recalled the first time he met Linda, then 17, at a recording of Top of the Pops in 1967. Gibb then told Morgan the teenage beauty queen was 'brought to London' from Scotland by the person who introduced them, but was warned not to name Savile by his wife who shook her head and shouted 'no' from the audience.

The household cleaning section of any store can be a bamboozling place when you're faced with a overabundance of cleaning brushes. There are so many weird and wonderful ones out there, but it's not always immediately obvious just what task they are meant for. Rachel Halliwell tests out a selection. Options include brushes that look like false teeth, a plastic feather and a cactus.

NEW The woman clutched her head in her hands after being lashed with a cane after being found guilty of having sex outside of wedlock, which is against Sharia law in Aceh, Indonesia. Pictures show how the woman was forced to kneel on the ground on the public stage in front of a mosque in Indonesia's Aceh province. Looking fearful, the man who hands out the punishment uses a cane to crack her across the back 26 times for violating the law as a crowd of people look on.

European countries including Portugal, Croatia, Macedonia, Albania, Montenegro and Moldova have seen more than a fifth of their population emigrate to live elsewhere. Meanwhile, the detailed map shows how almost five million people who were born in the United Kingdom had left to move to other countries by the end of 2015. Figures from the population division of the UN show the percentage of people who have left the country they were born in.

FEMAIL has scoured the internet to pick out the party-perfect gowns you can snap up for £5 or less - and compared them to their designer counterparts. From elegant bejewelled maxi dresses that rival £2,000 designer versions to chic but cheap nautical minis, can you spot which gowns are high-end and which are from a cheap and cheerful e-tailer?

Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling is quite vocal on social media about her opinions on politics and human rights - leading some of her 'fans' to desert her. But Rowling, who has an estimated net worth of about a billion dollars (or about £790,000,000), isn't much phased. In fact, she's not just letting the mean tweets roll of her back - she's answering them with a charming amount of sass. Some of her recent Twitter quips and comebacks have earned especially enthusiastic applause from many of her 9.34 million followers.

An explosive report claims new US President Donald Trump fumed at Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull about a deal for America to take asylum seekers from Australian detention centres during the leaders' first official phone call on Saturday, then cut the call short by half its allotted time. The report, in The Washington Post, is a huge embarrassment for Turnbull, who has insisted in recent days the asylum seeker deal is solid and relations with Washington are fine. The Post report, citing anonymous Trump Administration officials, said the president (picturd left) gave Turnbull (right) a major dressing-down during a pre-arranged call that was one of several the US leader made to international leaders on Sunday, including Russian President Vladimir Putin. 'This was the worst call by far,' Trump reportedly told Turnbull. He also called the agreement struck during Barack Obama's presidency for the US to take 1,250 asylum seekers from Australian centres on Nauru and Manus Island, PNG, 'the worst deal ever' and accused Australia of trying to export 'the next Boston bombers.'

Locked in the capsule and frozen in time, several feet below Greenwich, south east London, was a host of reminders of childhood life in the late 1990s. From bizarre crazes such as a Tamagotchi (top left) and a Telly Tubby cuddly toy (left) to the music of one of Britain's biggest pop groups of the era, the Spice Girls (bottom left). Other items included a France '98 World Cup football, a Roald Dahl book, an insulin pen, a photo of Princess Diana - who died a year before the capsule was buried - and of course an iconic Blue Peter badge. Presenters Richard Bacon and Katy Hill helped put the chest in the ground almost 20 years ago and Hill took to social media (right) to share her shock that it had been unearthed early. She posted: ''To '98 & burying a Time Capsule at London's 02 - it was due to be dug up in 2050. Ah - the magic! *NEEDLE SCRATCH* A BUILDER JUST DUG IT UP. Shhhhh... 'Nothing to see here kids - as you were'!'

Alyssa, 23, left, stunned Jeremy Kyle viewers with the new look after she transitioned to become a woman after realising she was transgender aged 17. She was born a man and an identical twin. Matt, 23, bottom right, who is gay, introduced his sister - who used to be his identical twin brother. Pictured, top right, Alyssa (left) and Matt (right) when they were teenage boys.

Katie Pybus, 44, from Pulborough, West Sussex, insists her daughter Sapphire, 12, and sons Etienne, 10, and Orin, seven, learn more through the games than they would in traditional lessons. They spend seven hours a day playing popular games like Minecraft, Clash of Clans, Sims and Pokemon Go instead of in Maths or English lessons. And the children will only have to take an exam only if they choose so could enter adulthood without ever having to sit a GCSE or A Level test paper.

Police reportedly opened fire on demonstrators using non-lethal bullets during the uproar on campus in California. Milo Yiannopoulos's speech been cancelled amid the chaos. The University of California at Berkeley had been bracing for major protests Wednesday ahead of the arrival of the polarizing Breitbart News editor -the last stop of his tour aimed at defying what he calls an 'epidemic of political correctness on college campuses.'

A series of photographs taken in the slums of Lagos shows sex workers living in squalid conditions. Recent studies have found that nearly a quarter of Nigerian prostitutes have HIV. In one slum, named Badia, sex workers as young as 14, trying to earn money to survive, entertain around five clients a day.

Birds of prey are popular among wealthy Arabs in Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Dubai and Abu Dhabi. They think nothing of jetting off to Azerbaijan with their feathered friends (top left and right). There is even a specialist hospital where they can bring the birds for the latest laser treatment, digital radiography and endoscopy scans (bottom left and right). Most birds cost around £8,000 but prized breeders can reach up to £1million.

The award-winning interiors, featuring homes from Italy to Australia, have all been presented with the coveted Best of Houzz prize, which are given out in the first month of each year. The images represent the most popular kitchens as selected by the 40 million homeowners, builders and interior designers among users of the website Houzz. Pictured (clockwise from top left), a Scandi style kitchen in Sweden, a tall kitchen with wooden beams in the US, an Australian kitchen that opens to the outdoors, and an understated white and blue kitchen in Ireland.

Starting today, in the first of an occasional column revealing the surprising secrets of the super stylish, Rosanna Greenstreet talks to Jodie Kidd, 38, model, TV personality and mother to Indio, five. The model said: 'Twenty years ago, I suffered from anxiety. Walking down catwalks, doing press junkets and live TV were absolutely terrifying for me. I felt like I couldn't breathe, that my heart was going to jump out of my chest.' Pictured (right), Jodie in 1995.

An emaciated lioness was found cowering in a squalid cage and lying on exposed cables (left) at Al-Murur public park, in Mosul, Iraq, after the area was liberated from ISIS. Another heartbreaking image shows a bear looking mournfully through the rusting bars of its enclosure (right). Separate pictures show the filthy, ramshackle cages where animals were neglected during the terrorists' reign.

This star has got some big skates to fill, and it appears it has got her in a bit of a spin. It is safe to say Margot Robbie (left) will not be attempting to replicate Tonya Harding's famous triple axel any time soon. In a video obtained by the DailyMail.com, the 26-year-old actress did her best to replicate the infamous Olympian's moves as she filmed I, Tonya in Atlanta, Georgia, on Monday. An eyewitness tells the DailyMail.com that the actress became very frustrated as she tried to replicate one of Tonya's routines from the late Eighties. The onlooker said the star 'had to do close to 20 takes' to try to nail the routine. '[Margot] got frustrated and wound up walking off leaving her stunt double to take over,' the on set insider said. The Wolf On Wall Street star certainly looked the part dressing in a purple with silver sequins unitard. The costume was a replica of the one worn by Tonya wore at the start of her career. At one point, she appeared to have all the moves down but nearly tripped during one of her transitions.

Kit Kat has several freestanding specialty stores across Japan and is launching a new on in Ginza this week. To celebrate, the store will offer a sushi-themed gift with purchase. The Maguro roll is made with raspberry Kit Kats, the Tamago roll is made with pumpkin Kit Kats, and Uni rolls are made with melon and mascarpone cheese-flavored Kit Kats. They are only available for a limited time.

Fascinating pictures shed light on the life of Maharaja Ram Singh II, who ruled in the famous pink city of Jaipur between 1835 and 1880. A keen photographer, his portraits of the royal harem and their female supervisor, as well as the dignitaries and fakirs who made up his inner circle, give a stunning insight into the workings of the court.

At nearly 15 and a half stone, she is, perhaps, a tad meatier than some of her glamorous predecessors. But Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Alexa Chung, Emma Thompson and Helen Mirren have a new co-star in their midst - Amy the sheep. The 7-year-old - 56 in sheep years - has become the most in-demand woolly creature in Britain after landing a plum role in a new M&S; wool campaign advert, and securing an audition for a forthcoming ITV two-parter.

Research professor Christopher Whittier captured the unusual sight whilst taking a break from veterinary work in the Central African Republic to visit the famed Dzanga Bai forest clearing. The golden elephant was one of around 150 endangered African forest elephants that came to visit the clearing. Mr Whittier, who lives in Grafton, Massachusetts in the United States, said that the elephants had made a 'nice mud bath' in a particularly yellow patch of soil.