A crime boss was caught on tape offering to murder the drug dealers who sold the ecstasy pill that led to the death of teenager Leah Betts (pictured left). Three weeks after the recording was made Anthony Tucker (top right), Patrick Tate (top left) and Craig Rolfe (bottom left) who had controlled the supply of ecstasy in the Basildon nightclub where the tablet was bought, were murdered. They were found shot dead in a Range Rover on a small farm track near Rettendon (inset). Leah collapsed on November 1, 1995 during her 18th birthday party after taking an ecstasy tablet. She died 15 days later in hospital. The revelations that the 'Range Rover murders' and her death may be connected appeared in a secret 2002 Scotland Yard draft intelligence report called 'Operation Tiberius'. The report is now expected to form part of legal bid by Michael Steele (bottom right) and Jack Whomes, 55, who were jailed for the three murders in 1998.

Specialist cleaner Elena Stiglits (inset) said she was hired to clean the home of celebrity chef Jamie Oliver (right, with his wife Jools). Ms Stiglits charged £600 to clean the eight-bedroom house near Hampstead Heath, London (left), but was only paid £350. She said she was told her invoice was too high and the work had not been up to scratch.

Neil and Helen Robinson have both been deaf since birth and communicated through sign language, lip reading and failed attempts at using hearing aids for the first 12 years of their marriage until being fitted with cochlear implants. They are the first-ever couple to receive cochlear implants at the University of Southampton Audiology Implant Service. The emotional moment the devices were first switched on was captured on video - with Neil, 50, at first joking that he didn't like the sound of his wife's voice. The couple, who live near Salisbury, Wiltshire, were born deaf due to both of their mothers contracting rubella during pregnancy.

Having Kate Middleton wear your dress for her engagement interview would be fashion gold for most designers. But for Daniella Helayel (inset) it was the beginning of the end. Here, for the first time, she opens up to Katie Nicholl about the rise and dramatic demise of her A-list label Issa. It wasn't just Hollywood stars, however, who couldn't get enough of Daniella's designs - the then Kate Middleton owned the Lucky dress in every colour (pictured). For all the A-list fans it was, however, Kate Middleton who transformed the brand overnight when she chose a blue wrap dress for her engagement announcement interview in 2010 (centre left).

Britain's most notorious prisoner Charles Bronson, 64, has admitted he urged serial killer Rose West, 63, to hang herself in her cell, after receiving a fawning letter from her seemingly asking for advice on prison life. Rose West who was convicted of the murder of ten children, wrote to Bronson - now known as Salvador - in what he likened to a bizarre 'love letter'. But Bronson wrote back telling the serial killer to hang herself in her cell.

Midlife is a time of explosive change, when our hormones rampage and our bodies alter, forcing us into a whole new chapter of life whether we want it or not, writes KATE GARRAWAY. But it can also be a time for a wake-up call to fight back against midlife woes.

Jeremy Clarkson, 56,(left) was seen with Lisa Hogan,(right) an Irish-born mother-of-three who is ten years younger than him, outside an airport in Barbados. The pair, who have been seen together three times in the last few months, will stay as guests of the English impresario Andrew Lloyd Webber. Hogan was previously married to Steven Bentinck,(bottom) known as 'Baron Bonkers'.

Online local services marketplace, Bidvine.com, have calculated the cost of 10 of the shortest celebrity marriages of all time, by dividing the price of the wedding by the days they couple stayed together. Clockwise from top left: Zsa Zsa Gabor and Felipe de Alba split after just a day; Pamela Anderson's marriage to Kid Rock last 182 days; Kim Kardashian was married to Kris Humphries just 72 days; Eddie Murphy split from Tracey Edmonds after two weeks; Britney Spears' first marriages lasted just two days and Ali Landry and Mario Lopez were over in 14 days.

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT: A man has been arrested for child abuse after graphic footage of him beating a seven-year-old child outside his car was reported. Kordarell Williams, 27, is reportedly the boyfriend of the young boy's mother. He was seen lashing the child 62 times with a belt on his head, shoulders, and legs during the five minute long attack in Houston. Williams admitted in court to hitting the boy because he stole a phone charger,

Top crime writer Patricia Cornwell, left, claims she has vital evidence to prove the identity of Britain's biggest serial killer, Jack the Ripper. She believes the renowned artist Walter Sickert, top right, who is famous for painting images of sex and sleaze in 19th Century London, is the culprit.

Julia Bradbury (left) reveals why five gruelling rounds of IVF forced her out the show she loved - and how her TV career was put back on track after she 'hit the buffers' and found herself walking into a psychiatrist's office. She had worked for Top Gear and Watchdog, but it was travelling up and down the countryside and filming in all weathers for BBC's Countryfile (right) that nailed her as the nation's favourite cagoule-wearer. Viewers loved her - and Bradbury (inset) adored the job. So there was something of a mystery about why she left the programme that made her a household name.

Heartbreaking images show the ravaging effects of Huntington's Disease, after 20-year-old Becky Aspinall was diagnosed eight years ago. The young mother has lost the ability to eat, talk and walk. Now Becky, who was once the life and soul of the party, has been stripped of her independence and vigour. She is even unable to look after her young son Alfie and move into a care home. Huntington's disease is a hereditary disorder of the central nervous system which leads to a lack of muscle control and wastage, mood swings, personality changes and memory loss. Children of sufferers have a 50 50 chance of inheriting the condition.

Donald Trump once again doubled down on the media, telling a cheering crowd in Florida: 'I want to speak to you without the filter of the fake news.' The president was introduced on stage in Melbourne by Melania Trump, who led the Lord's prayer after she and her husband stepped off Air Force One Saturday afternoon.

Dramatic photos capture the moment that eight asylum seekers, including four children, barely made it across the Canadian border on Friday as a US border patrol officer tried to stop them. As a US Customs and Border Patrol officer seized their passports and questioned a man in the front passenger seat of a taxi that had pulled up to the border in Champlain, New York, four adults and four young children fled the cab and ran to Royal Canadian Mounted Police on the other side.

NEW This is the heartwarming moment a homeless man cheered after he landed a job and received his first week's wages. The unidentified man pumped his arms and ran across the road with delight after he was offered a permanent contract at a window supplier yesterday. He was given the job after a trial period at Central RPL in west Bromwich, not far from where he lives at a homeless shelter in Wolverhampton. 

More than 30 people have come forward with claims of sexual abuse by the former Conservative Prime Minister, according to well-placed sources. And they are said to have given 'strikingly similar' accounts of incidents to Wiltshire Police. Wiltshire Chief Constable Mike Veale (bottom left) regards the allegations as 'totally convincing', and plans to publish a report in June. Detectives (bottom right, outside his Wiltshire home) have established that, contrary to claims that Sir Edward could not have committed the crimes as he 'never drove a car' and 'always' had a police driver with him, he did drive - and did have a car (left and right).

Adam Mwale (left), father of Esther and Stella (right), claims he was misled into believing their move to the US with pop star Madonna (also right) would not be permanent. Speaking for the first time since Madonna began the process of adopting the twins, the 40-year-old farmer dismissed as 'lies' a court's contention that he had 'abandoned' the girls after their mother died in childbirth. Mr Mwale's account of how he had done all he could to care for his family was backed up by the chief of his remote rural village.

Whether you describe it as ironic, fortuitous or horribly prescient, there's no doubting what finally awakened Julia Keys (right) to the thought that her sports presenter husband (right and left)might be 'playing away' from home - and that was her fateful decision to write a book on the sensitive subject of infidelity. After nearly 20 years as a trained counsellor, Julia was in an excellent position to describe the warning signs in a failing marriage. Pictured left and inset, lawyer Lucie Rose, the 27-year-old alleged to have had an affair with presenter Richard Keys.

More than 1,000 new tattoos are expected to be sketched and drawn at Britain's 'biggest' convention celebrating the UK and Ireland's top inkers. Billed as 'the new London convention' to showcase the best local artistry, Tattoo Collective is hosting 150 hand-picked studios from Britain and Ireland at the three-day event held at Brick Lane's Old Truman Brewery in east London. Pictured (inset) is body piercing artist Aneta Von Cyborg showing off what she can do with her cleaved tongue at the event at the Old Truman Brewery.

Millions of pounds have been lavished on Disney's new Beauty And The Beast, its makers seem to have had a paucity of original ideas, judging by the uncanny resemblances. One scene shows Harry Potter star Emma Watson as Belle and Downton Abbey's Dan Stevens as the Beast dressed in exactly the same clothes as their cartoon counterparts, and locking arms in an identical pose (top left). This painstaking reproduction continues when Belle strolls through her village while reading a book (middle left). There's even an repeat of the moment the villainous Gaston, played by a third British star, Luke Evans, admires his reflection in a mirror (bottom left).

Robert Jones, now 44, is describing his arrest at 4am on April 18, 1992, for the notorious killing of a British tourist, Julie Stott (left), as well as three robberies and a brutal rape. He had no previous convictions, and by the time of his trial, another man had already been convicted of Julie's murder. But Jones was to spend the next 24 years of his life locked up in Louisiana's most terrifying prisons (inset) for crimes that even the lawyers who convicted him knew he had not committed. It was not until the end of January this year that New Orleans prosecutors, who for years hid evidence proving Jones's innocence, finally announced they would not seek a retrial, following his victory on appeal (right).

This is the moment a police officer in Auckland, New Zealand, was filmed arresting a bikie with a flying tackle after he allegedly smashed up a bar and then tried to flee from the cops. Dan Wood, a bar worker and student who filmed the incident, claimed the bikie had been thrown out of a nearby bar days before but returned to hunt down the bartender, before trashing the placed and terrorising the customers. Mr Wood said he then fled police but returned to drink a beer left on an outside table when he was tackled.

A rescue operation has been launched to free a large cargo ship that is lodged in icy wasteland off the coast of Russia. The wrecked and abandoned Yeruslan cargo ship is currently trapped in the Amur Bay waters. A large team were pumping water from the ship (inset), with her stern nearly completely underwater and her bow lifted off the surface (main image).Thieves were blamed after the cargo ship trapped became trapped in the ice-covered bay and burst into flames. The Cambodian ship has been stuck in the ice near the far-eastern Russian city of Vladivostok.

The cries of hungry babies pierce the quiet of dawn in the green jungles of northwestern Colombia. For thousands of indigenous families displaced by war, recent peace efforts have brought no relief. Sordid fighting over drugs and land continues. Terrified locals are starving to death. Naked children with bellies swollen by hunger roam the mud streets between the wooden houses (left and inset). Local authorities say two children died here last year from gastric and respiratory conditions caused by malnutrition.