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George Michael's boyfriend Fadi Fawaz has been told by police that he is no longer part of their investigation into the singer's death. The celebrity hairdresser was quizzed by Thames Valley Police last month as they tried to piece together the last hours of the star's life before he died at his Oxfordshire home, aged 53. Mr Fawaz, 40, is viewed as a controversial figure by some members of the singer's family - particularly after his claim that he spent the night sleeping in his car before finding George dead on Christmas Day.

Beckham (pictured left) was at a skatepark in London watching his son Brooklyn (right) with his friends. Several emails were released yesterday appearing to show an elongated push by his PR team to secure recognition from the Queen, and that he was furious when he did not receive one. But the allegations appear to have only boosted his public standing, with #SirDavidBeckham appearing on Twitter. Unicef has also leaped to the defence of their ambassador (pictured inset on a philanthropic trip) despite allegations that he demanded £6,685 from the charity for a business class flight and refused to donated $1million of his own money.

June and Gordon Matthews described BBC drama The Moorside as a disgrace. The two-part series dramatises the abduction of their granddaughter Shannon, by their daughter Karen. Shannon, then nine, was found 24 days later drugged and tethered beneath a bed. Karen, from Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, was jailed for eight years in 2008 but was released in 2012 after serving half her sentence. Sheridan Smith stars in the drama as neighbour Julie Bushby.

The Mail on Sunday today reveals astonishing evidence that the organisation that is the world's leading source of climate data rushed to publish a landmark paper that exaggerated global warming and was timed to influence the historic Paris Agreement on climate change. The report claimed that the 'pause' or 'slowdown' in global warming in the period since 1998 - revealed by UN scientists in 2013 - never existed, and that world temperatures had been rising faster than scientists expected. But the whistleblower, Dr John Bates, a top NOAA scientist with an impeccable reputation, has shown The Mail on Sunday irrefutable evidence that the paper was based on misleading, 'unverified' data.

Terrorists can follow every movement of the Prime Minister's official aircraft live by using a mobile phone app, the Mail on Sunday can reveal. The astonishing security lapse made Theresa May 'a flying target' as she arrived in the terror hotspot of Turkey from Washington last week, experts warned.

Marchers protested the US President's travel ban, and many brandished placards with insulting messages directed at Donald Trump. Organisers say 40,000 people joined the rally in central London, which called on Theresa May to withdraw the offer of a state visit.

Donald Trump has slammed a 'so-called' judge's decision to controversially halt his immigration order and claims some Middle Eastern countries agree with the ban. U.S. District judge James Robart issued a ruling Friday that temporarily halted Trump's order banning travelers and immigrants from seven Muslim-majority countries. A furious Trump fired off a series of tweets on Saturday morning as major airlines started allowing passengers from Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen to fly to U.S. cities if they had valid documents. The President said it was 'big trouble' when a country could no longer control who can come in and out, before adding that certain Middle-Eastern countries agree with his ban. Trump then took aim at 'so-called' Judge Robart vowing to overturn his ruling. It comes after Qatar Airways was the first to say on Saturday morning it would allow previously banner passengers to fly to U.S. cities following the judge's ruling. Air France, Etihad Airlines, Emirates, Spain's Iberia and German airline Lufthansa all followed suit. The White House slammed the judge's ruling as 'outrageous' and vowed to appeal as soon as possible.

Princess Beatrice attended a lavish wedding ceremony along with other royals from around the world as socialites Filippos Lemos and Marianna Goulandris got married in London (inset). The 28-year-old (left) looked happy wearing a black and white dress as she spent the day celebrating the stylish wedding in the capital. She was at the ceremony which took place at the Orthodox Cathedral of St. Sophia near Hyde Park, west London. The bride wore a traditional white wedding dress and looked glamorous as she walked out of the cathedral (main image). Other royals who attended the wedding included Queen Maxima of Netherlands (left, inset) and King Constantine II of Greece. After the ceremony, the newlyweds got into a silver Mercedes-Benz (bottom right) - which had gull-wing doors - and drove off together (top right).

But by 8am they had been removed, with just a tweet thanking fans for their support over the last month left at the top of the page.

A family who raised £225,000 with the help of their community for life-saving cancer surgery for their two-year-old son have been told they must find another £215,000 in a 'punch in the guts'. Little Freddie Hunt from Hampshire suffers up to 80 fits a day and doctors warned his parents he was a 'ticking timebomb' after a brain scan revealed a tumour the size of a fist in his head. NHS doctors did not have the specialist facilities to operate on a tumour that size so his parents, David and Abi Hunt, raised £225,000 for surgery in America following a huge community effort. But when they got to Arizona they were told the total would be closer to £450,000.

The Scandi lifestyle is one of the healthiest and happiest in the world. Need proof? Just look to fitness blogger Faya Nilsson, 30, left and right, who lives in London, and has amassed hundreds of thousands of followers. Faya, 30, who runs the hugely popular Fitness on Toast site, grew up on a farm in a small town in the south of Sweden called Karlskrona, then spent her teenage years in Stockholm, before moving to London just under 10 years ago. She has penned a book revealing how to live like a Scandi and shares her best diet, inset, fitness and lifestyle tips with FEMAIL.

Rick Parfitt (pictured) had his dying wish denied when his third wife Lyndsay took his beloved guitar days before the rockstar's funeral, it is claimed. The Status Quo guitarist wanted his white Fender Telecaster to be front and centre at his funeral service - but instead a replica had to be made.

Helicopter footage shows the police car making 'tactical contact' with the moped in Merton, south west London, on Friday. After being thrown off the moped, two men can be seen running away from officers. Both men have now been arrested on suspicion of theft. The footage was shared on Twitter by the Metropolitan Police's Roads & Transport Policing Command.

Nicki Donnelly, from Birmingham, was a rising star of the police force with six bravery commendations when a car crash paralysed her from the waist down, but now she walks again. A heart-breaking birthday wish from daughter Eleanor when she was five, for mummy to walk again, gave her renewed determination to recover and now, thanks to £100,000 state-of-the-art bionic legs, she can walk again. Mother and daughter were both in floods of tears as she walked after just seven weeks with the legs.

Government-commissioned research into driverless cars gives a bleak view of what could happen when UK streets are taken over by cars that can be overpowered by cunning criminals. As trials of the vehicles are underways in Greenwich, Bristol, Coventry and Milton Keynes, the scenarios imagine that cars will decide between the death of a pensioner or a baby and the vehicles could be hijacked to reveal addresses of celebrities. The government invested £100 million for testing infrastructure but the Department for Transport is aware that the public will have to be convinced that it is safe to let computers take control of the steering wheel and brakes of a speeding car.

Shoppers in the UK are being stopped from bulk-buying vegetables such iceberg lettuce, courgettes, broccoli and aubergines due to a growing fresh produce shortage caused by extreme weather in Spain. But despite the empty shelves across Britain (including at Tesco in Goole, East Yorkshire, right), supermarkets in Spain are displaying an abundance of fresh vegetables (Mercadona supermarket in Mijas, Malaga, left).

Alexander 'AJ' MacKinnon (left), 47, was filmed hurling racist abuse at Sanaa Shahid and her four-year-old son Zayn (inset) while the pair were travelling home to Glasgow from London on Virgin train in December. In the shocking footage, MacKinnon is seen swearing at the young boy. But a heroic train guard confronted the solicitor and called him a 'drunken racist' before kicking him off the train (right). MacKinnon appeared at Carlisle Magistrates Court earlier this week and admitted a racially aggravated public order offence. He was fined £1154, plus £50 compensation, a £150 victim surcharge and £85 in court costs.

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.

South Africa's 'pink' one-day international against Sri Lanka encountered an unexpected hazard when a swarm of bees interrupted play for almost half an hour at the Wanderers. The hosts, who took the field wearing the pink strip used annually in aid of charitable causes, were held up three times in all when the bees flew into Johannesburg. Players on both teams fell to the floor in evasive action during Sri Lanka's innings - but when the swarm moved in for a third time and showed no sign of a quick exit, officials decided it was time to call for the experts.

Network Rail is facing compensation claims that could total tens of millions of pounds after a landmark court ruling on damage caused to homes by Japanese knotweed growing on its land. Neighbours Robin Waistell and Stephen Williams took on the rail giant after the plant, growing on a railway embankment next to their bungalows, spread into the foundations of their South Wales homes. The pair saw the value of their properties almost halved because of the invasion. The plant's roots can force their way through brick and concrete, and it is difficult and expensive to eradicate them. Neither Mr Waistell, 70, nor Mr Williams, 43, can sell their homes because lenders will not give mortgages on properties affected by knotweed.

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'.

The amazing story of Officer Walter Sitek (left) can now be told in full as the remains of his ship,(right) coral-lined and broken in two, were recovered 3,000 feet beneath the Atlantic Ocean near the Azores. The navy officer was the only member of his 46-man crew to escape, with 41 taken captive by the British and four killed by a bomb while still in the water. Pictured, inset right: The U-581 during service.

Shocking footage appearing to show a man drenched in blood forcing a crucifix down his throat has emerged online. The disturbing video posted on YouTube is believed to have been filmed in South America and shows the man convulsing in a chair grunting in demonic tones. Blood is splattered on his chest while he is surrounded by topless men who seem to egg him on while a drumbeat builds to a crescendo in the background. The man is sprayed with water as he speaks in  tongues and bangs his feet on the ground.

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.

Crumbling and overgrown, this Scottish castle turned Second World War hospital now lies abandoned. Buchanan Castle in Stirlingshire, became a military hospital which treated Rudolf Hess, a leading Nazi who helped write Hitler's book Mein Kampf. It lies to the west of the village of Drymen and the overgrown remains stand within formerly landscaped grounds.

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.