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The former England captain was accused of calling the honours committee 'unappreciative c****' for its failure to make him Sir David as well refusing to bankroll the charity. A series of damning emails were released by Football Leaks yesterday, the sporting equivalent of Wiki Leaks. Last night Beckham's representatives dismissed the claims, stating that the emails had been 'hacked and doctored' from a private account.

Hand in hand, Prince Harry and his actress girlfriend Meghan Markle (left) walk through the streets of London as rumours of an impending engagement continue to grow. The prince was pictured holding hands with the American-born divorcee (inset), who has been spending a lot of time with him at Kensington Palace since the beginning of the year, after a romantic dinner at trendy private members' club Soho House on Wednesday. Harry, 32, was said by onlookers to be relaxed about being photographed with his new love (right), which is being seen by royal watchers as a sign of how seriously he is taking the relationship. Another indication is that Miss Markle, 35, who is based in Canada where she films the hit television show Suits, has found a sitter for her dogs, Guy and Bogart, who live with her in Toronto.

MailOnline Travel reveals how train passengers can make astonishing savings on the ticket fare for a number of UK routes by using ticket splitting websites. One football fan this week revealed how obtaining the cheapest fare, a saving of £56, involved carrying 56 tickets around with him. Meanwhile, one return journey from Exeter to Durham proved £47.60 cheaper if the thrifty traveller is prepared to carry 28 different tickets (above).

After a federal judge put a nationwide block on U.S. President Donald Trump's week-old immigration ban on Friday, the White House hit back at the 'outrageous' ruling and said it 'intends to file an emergency stay'. The Department of Justice is expected to halt the order at the earliest possible time, but not as soon as Friday night. Customs and Border Protection has already alerted major US airlines that it will begin to reinstate visas, after the ruling was made effective immediately. The temporary restraining order represents a major challenge to Trump's controversial action, and his administration took three hours to grasp how to address the Seattle judge's order. Washington state's attorney general, Bob Ferguson, said: 'This decision shuts down the executive order right now. No one is above the law -- not even the President'.

President Donald Trump reunited with First Lady Melania Trump on Friday afternoon for his first weekend getaway from the White House after a whirlwind week which left Washington - and the world - reeling. 'I told you I'd win that election,' he told a crowd that welcomed him in Palm Beach after a flight aboard Air Force One. The first lady gave him a kiss at the bottom of the stairs he used to exit the presidential aircraft after the flight from outside Washington.
Traveling with the president aboard Air Force One was Blackstone CEO Stephen Schwarzman, who chairs a panel of business CEOs for the president. The first lady has had no public appearances since the inauguration. She has been at the couple's Trump Tower home in New York while their 10-year-old son Barron attends school.

Pan American Airlines pioneered the era of commercial flight from its bold inception in the late 1920s and won fame as history's most iconic airline, thanks in part to its alluring ads and trailblazing routes. Pictured, clockwise from the left, one of their attractive posters, and the twin-engined amphibious aircraft model, the Sikorsky S-38. Inset is the company's first logo from 1929.

In 1945, days before the end of the Second World War, the USS Indianapolis was sunk by a Japanese torpedo. Hundreds of sailors were left to fight off attack after attack by sharks. A new film - USS Indianapolis: Men Of Courage (pictured, left) - has just come out on DVD in Britain. But it really does not do justice to the story of the crew (top right), many of whom survived (bottom right).

Some of America's richest people are spending billions quietly preparing for a global Apocalypse and building boltholes in New Zealand. They include the billionaire hedge-fund pioneer Julian Robertson (third from left) and the Hollywood film director James Cameron (third from right).Others, like Mark Zuckerberg (far left) and Larry Ellison (far right), have chosen Hawaii. They fear nuclear war (inset) and the collapse of western civilisation. Steve Huffman (second from right), co-founder of Reddit, has had laser surgery because he does not want to rely on post-apocalyptic opticians.

Geert Wilders (pictured bottom right), the 53-year-old of part-Indonesian heritage with peroxide blond hair, is turning Dutch thinking on its head. He is described by some as a rabid racist and has been convicted for inciting discrimination. Once temporarily banned from Britain as 'persona non grata' by the Labour government, he lives under threat of assassination for his fiercely anti-immigration stance, and only this week tried (unsuccessfully) to plaster 'Stop Islam' adverts over Holland's trams (top and left). He is in such danger from Left-wing activists and Islamic militants that he often wears a bullet-proof vest and is guarded at a safe house round the clock.

ALISON BOSHOFF: Kylie Minogue (inset) has abruptly ended her relationship with the man she was set to marry, after reports that she suspected British actor, Joshua Sasse (pictured together, right), had cheated on her with actress Marta Milans (left). Taking to Instagram yesterday, she posted a picture of a beautiful sunrise with the words: 'Thank you for your love and understanding with the news that Josh and I have decided to go our separate ways. We wish only the best for each other as we venture towards new horizons.' These noble words are testimony to Kylie's great self-control. Not for nothing is this 5ft pop survivor known as a Tinkerbell with a core of titanium. Privately, though, she is said to be 'inconsolable and utterly heartbroken' over the apparent betrayal by the man she adored.

Chelsea Cameron, 18, (left) captured the nation's imagination this week with an open letter to her parents, Tammy and Alexander (pictured together, right), in which she thanked them for her woeful upbringing. To an outsider, Chelsea's life would appear unremittingly grim. But to the daughter of two drug addicts, it was entirely normal. It is nothing short of a miracle, then, that at the age of 18, Chelsea (inset, top). has emerged astonishingly unscathed by her parents's wilful reign of self-destruction. In her 1,300-word letter (inset, bottom) she wrote: 'Mum and Dad, Thanks for everything, I owe you . . . Parents, both of you, thank you for teaching me that taking drugs ruins lives, breaks families apart and gives no one a quality of life worth living . . . Thank you for teaching me to be ambitious.'

Jedward's dad is reportedly fighting for his life - but insisted his 'critical condition' be kept a secret from the twins while they were on Celebrity Big Brother. John Grimes is said to be suffering from a mystery illness which he hid from his 25-year-old sons - who came second in the final - so that they wouldn't leave the Channel 5 show. The twins' mum and manager Susanna Condron told the Daily Star that if the singers left early there would have been 'legions of disappointed fans'.

Detectives are investigating the account of Egyptian Abdallah El Hamahmy (pictured, left), who is believed to have arrived in France days before yesterday's attack. A machete-wielding man, who the French capital's police chief said was shouting 'Allahu Akbar' was shot five times in the stomach, prompting a huge security operation. Among 12 tweets posted between 9.27am and 9.34am French time, was one stating: 'In the name of Allah... for our brothers in Syria and fighters across the world.'

Celeste Smith, 19, from Saltash, Corwnwall, (pictured left and right with friend James Johnson) was last seen on Tuesday evening when she left a friend's house saying she was going home to have a bath. Fears are growing over the safety and welfare of Celeste, who reportedly split up with her boyfriend last month and learned she was pregnant on Monday. Saltash Police said they are treating the disappearance as 'high risk'.

NEW Horrible Histories writer Terry Deary, 71, (pictured right) said Ms Worsley (left) had a 'posh little voice', before describing her as a 'b****'. He referred in particular to their appearance as guest judges on MasterChef together in 2014 (inset), during which he claims there were a 'few needly comments'. It is not clear exactly what was said when they met on MasterChef but fellow guest and academic Mary Beard (also pictured inset) was unable to shed any light, saying: 'I was concentrating on the delicious food!'

Kala Brown, 30, will speak out for the first time after her dramatic rescue from being chained in a storage container and watching her captor, Todd Kohlhepp, kill her boyfriend Charlie Carver. At the time of the rescue, the couple had been missing for two months from their home in Spartanburg, South Carolina. Now, in her first public interview since her dramatic rescue, Brown plans to say later this month on 'Dr Phil' that her captor did not break her. She said in a statement on the shows website, 'No matter what he did to me, he did not break me. He cannot destroy me, and I won'.

The businessman once described as Africa's youngest billionaire could be forced to sell his £160,000 ticket to space to pay off his wife in their High Court divorce battle. Computer parts seller Ashish Thakkar (left and inset), 35, and travel journalist Meera Manek (right), 33, who separated in 2013 after four years of marriage, are due in court next week. Mr Thakkar claims he only has £445,532 to his name but Miss Manek says he is a billionaire and is hiding assets offshore to stop her getting her hands on them.

Transexual and transgender people are often shunned in the largely conservative country, and many choose to retreat to a community on the island of Java. Here they could, until last year, attend an Islamic boarding school for transgender learners, thought to be the only one in the world. Now the waria - a term which combines the Indonesian words 'wanita' and 'pria', which mean woman and man - often gather in the building to pray, but the school shut after a public outcry last year. Nevertheless, defiant teachers continue to hold occasional classes for those of the 42 students who continue their learning.

The impressive giant puzzle, created by German artist Clemens Habicht, features all the colours in the CMYK spectrum. This makes it extremely difficult to complete, as tiles next to each other are almost identical in colour - but not exactly the same. In the time-lapse video, the jigsaw builders can be seen completing the edges of the puzzle first, before moving inwards.

A neglected dog whose matted ball of dirty fur made her breed unidentifiable has had a haircut and given a name as the RSPCA launch an investigation into how she ended up resembling a 'dirty mop'. The tiny shih tzu has been named Rosie and was handed into a veterinary practice in Bury after she was found by a member of the public. In addition to her overgrown coat her flesh was covered in deep wounds and her skin was bleeding. Rosie is thought to be aged between three and six-years-old, had no microchip or ID tag when she was handed in to vets.

EXCLUSIVE: He wowed the internet after being filmed saluting alongside a soldier at the Changing of the Guard on his fourth birthday (centre). And Britain's cutest royalist Marshall Scott (left) is well on his way to making his dreams of serving Queen and Country a reality. The boy was visiting his favourite landmark, Windsor Castle, with his proud mother Imogen (right, together) when he was treated to a priceless experience - saluting alongside a real soldier at the Changing of the Guard. The little drummer boy has learned military beats from his grandfather and loves to dress up in his special outfit and parade around the house - just like his heroes. An experience which has thrilled children for decades came alive for Marshall when Lance Corporal Paul Edden allowed him to join in with the ceremony. Marshall has been promised a trip around Windsor Castle when the professional Guard is next based there.

Brenda (left), who declined to give her last name, said Friday that she was flying from New Orleans to Fort Lauderdale when flight attendants first accused her of being drunk and belligerent. The waitress says she was sober at the time and told the employees she wasn't intoxicated. She told the network a flight attendant then told her to cover up. Brenda asked a fellow passenger to take a photo of her outfit (upper right) to show that it wasn't inappropriate. She believes the airline was trying to make room for another employee and were trying to find any excuse to remove her from the plane. Spirit Airlines (bottom right, file picture) has denied her claims.

A company based in Van Nuys, California, that recently released the first ever jet-turbine backpack that lets people fly is now working on a new sci-fi-esque project: A personal flying car. While the flying vehicle is still at the concept stage, the developers plan to start building the first prototype in six months. The plan is for it to be a single-seat helicopter-like vehicle that can fit in a single car garage.

Surrey-based Catherina Head and her family believe the canvas was painted in the mangle room at the parsonage in Nuenen of Theodorus van Gogh, Vincent's father, where the artist lived.

The creative department at the Saatchi & Saatchi advertising offices in London were often distracted by loud banging and crashes during the Eighties - and staff knew that the two brothers were having 'creative differences'. The maverick advertisers were the brains behind some of Britain's most famous advertisements. But their behind-the-scenes antics were even more riotous.

Russian researchers have revealed a radical new cargo plane that could radically change the way goods are shipped around the globe.  The new 'groundskimmer' is a huge craft capable of carrying 500 tonnes of cargo in a single trip. To do this, is uses an effect known as ground effect to trap a cushion of air underneath its giant wing. It would be loaded with containers in compartments inside a wing and loaded via flap doors (inset).

Caroline Wyatt (pictured) travelled to a private hospital in Puebla, two hours south of Mexico City, for treatment in January. She returned to London last week and won't know if the treatment was a success for a year. After her treatment (right), Miss Wyatt lost all her hair and felt as 'vulnerable as a newborn'. In the gruelling operation, MS doctors use the patient's healthy stem cells to effectively re-grow their immune system.