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Viewers were last night left horrified after a mother accused of child cruelty was found guilty, in a groundbreaking programme - the first of its kind on UK TV. In a television first, Kenzey, 23, (left and top right) allowed Channel 5 cameras to follow her as she prepared for her trial and the resulting verdict. She was found guilty of two counts of child cruelty after leaving her seven-week-old baby with violent boyfriend Kyle (inset) and failing to call an ambulance quickly enough when she saw her child was injured.

Furious Tory MPs are considering forcing a vote of no confidence in the Speaker after an extraordinary intervention in which he branded the US President 'racist and sexist' and said he would not authorise the use of historic Westminster Hall during the impending state visit. The comments were cheered by many MPs in the chamber, who have been heavily critical of the travel ban imposed by the White House on nationals from seven mainly-Muslim countries. But there is a mounting backlash from politicians condemning Mr Bercow for abandoning the Speaker's traditional neutrality and wading into international politics. Tory backbencher Alec Shelbrooke accused Mr Bercow of 'grandstanding' and 'student politics of the worst kind'. He told MailOnline that the Speaker had effectively validated human rights abuses in other countries such as China - because they had been welcomed to parliament.

At the time, Beckham was playing for LA Galaxy and therefore domiciled in the US for tax purposes. If he travelled to the UK, it could have meant to pay more to HM Revenue and Customs. He did later undertake the visit, (left) but on a more convenient date. It follows revelations in leaked emails that Beckham's knighthood was blocked by a 'red flag' from the taxman to warn there were issues over his tax. Pictured right: Victoria Beckham going to work in New York on Monday.

SPOILER ALERT: The dramatic conclusion of BBC's Apple Tree Yard aired last night and saw the show's star Dr Yvonne Carmichael, played by Emily Watson, hear the verdict on her rapist's murder. But viewers were outraged as she was brought to tears in court when pressed to discuss details of her brutal attack. A barrister pressed her hard on the topic of her assault by demanding: 'Were you raped and is that the truth?' Watson's character, a respected geneticist, replied weepingly: 'Yes! Yes! Yes!'

A Danish politics student who trained as a sniper to fight Isis in Syria has told how she has 'lost everything' after being labelled a terrorist - and now faces assassination by Isis. Joanna Palani, 23, dropped out of college to join the battle against jihadis in Syria, spending nine-day stretches alone on the frontline with her Russian sniper rifle trained on Isis targets, inset. Now she is in hiding and is facing jail in her adopted country for defying authorities who banned her from fighting jihadis. In an exclusive interview, she told MailOnline why she risked her freedom to fight Isis in Syria, left, her gruelling regime as a crack-shot sniper, and the devastating toll of war on her life. She said: 'I was willing to give up my life and my freedom. But I am seen as a terrorist by my own country.'

Jamie Lynn Spears and her husband watched in horror as their daughter Maddie's ATV flipped into a pond and desperately tried to save her but couldn't free her from her safety belt. The eight-year-old was eventually rescued by paramedics when the ambulance arrived within just a couple minutes. She was rushed to hospital where she remains in a critical but stable condition. Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff Daniel Edwards said the accident occurred shortly before 3pm on Sunday at the family home. Maddie had been driving the Polaris ATV when she swerved to avoid a drainage ditch. That's when the vehicle flipped into the pond and immediately went under - trapping her underneath, according to the police report. Her aunt, Britney Spears, sent a tweet (center inset) asking for all the prayers. Maddie is pictured left and right in an ATV with her mother during the Thanksgiving holiday.

JAN MOIR: The pictures of Harry's love buying flowers in Kensington were not the only ones to emerge yesterday - the brunette beauty has given fans an insight into the way she lives back at home in Canada. So we now know that she likes a statement mirror - all the better for staring into while taking another selfie. Mwah! She insists on a neutral palette, with room after room decorated in a whip of cream and white shades. She obviously won't be doing the cleaning! She loves fresh flowers, is partial to a glass of wine or two and she lets her dogs sit on the snowy linen sofa in her elegant drawing room.

You may think you're the main attraction when you reach to take a selfie...but as this rib-tickling collection of images prove, a distracting background can upstage even the biggest prima donna. From X-rated acts to some terrible personal habits, here's a group of selfies that offer a little something extra.

A man allegedly sexually assaulted by Paris which has led to extensive rioting has spoken about his ordeal. The man, known only as Theo said: 'I saw him with his baton. He rammed it into my buttocks on purpose.' Hundreds of people marched yesterday near the scene where the incident took place on the 3000 estate in Aulnay-sous-Bois in one of Paris' north east suburbs. Rioters firebombed cars and broke shop windows as the violence escalated following the incident.

The Detroit River, which winds for 28 miles from Lake St Clair to Lake Erie, is home to objects which have been dumped in the water since the city's founding. Hundreds of guns including a mid-20th century Carbine rifle , cars including a Jeep Cherokee and 1980s DeLorean, a stolen war memorial statue and a 6,000 pound anchor from historic steamship 'Greater Detroit' reflect only some of the diverse objects found. And that's not even mentioning the six 1700s-era cannons that have been found since the 1980s.

There's no doubt that Lady Gaga blew the roof off with her spectacular Super Bowl halftime show. But while TV viewers watched in amazement as the singer seemingly plummeted 260ft into the NRG Stadium from the rim, all was not as it seemed. Footage of the 'jump' was pre-recorded, with Gaga actually starting her performance suspended on a safety wire about halfway up.

Brian O'Shaughnessy (right), star of Channel 5 show 'Can't Pay? We'll Take It Away, met Bellfield (together, left) while he was working as a bouncer at a nightclub, and the pair were reportedly good friends for 'five or six years'. Mr O'Shaughnessy, 39, who repossessed cash and goods for courts on the show, was also interviewed by police in 2005 about a joint sex allegation with Bellfield. No suggestion has been made that Mr O'Shaughnessy knew about Bellfield's crimes. Mr O'Shaughnessy has since admitted to having been an 'associate' of the killer, whose actions he called 'disgusting and vile'. Bellfield is currently in jail for life for a number of murders, including Milly Dowler (inset) in 2002 and those of Marsha McDonnell, 19, and Amelie Delagrange, 22.

In a new brainteaser shared by Playbuzz users are asked to spot all six words hidden in the sketch of a skating rink. While the premise seems relatively simple the lettering of the words is near identical to the pencil strokes in the picture. And with ten children featured in the drawing the busy scene makes it even harder to seek out the words.

This hilarious collection of images reveal how children have been left mortified by their parents' online presence. From offering out relationship advice to bringing up embarrassing secrets these pictures might just have you reaching for the 'unfriend' button.

The old cliche that girls want to date guys like their fathers certainly isn't always true - but it seems to be the case for Selena Gomez. Last week, an Instagram post comparing photos of Selena and her new guy The Weeknd with her own parents back in the '90s began to go viral, thanks to the striking visual similarities between the couples. Most people seemed stunned by how much the 24-year-old and her 26-year-old guy looked like her own mom and dad years ago.

The minute long clip filmed in Balochistan isn't for the faint-hearted. It begins with a man attaching metal clips to his eyelids and later shows people balancing on spikes and being stretched by motorbikes. The footage was taken at a 'stunt school' in Pakistan.

The western half of the island of New Guinea is rich in minerals, especially copper and gold, but its discovery has been a very mixed blessing for the local people. Indigenous tribes like the Kamoro (pictured, left) say they have been hit by disease, poverty and environmental degradation since operations began at the Grasberg mine in 1973. The mine allegedly dumps as much as 200,000 tonnes of mine waste directly into the Aikwa delta system every day, turning thousands of hectares of forest and mangroves (bottom right) into wasteland. All the Kamoro can do is pan for gold (top right) and hope to hit it rich.

A Wollongong mother has shared the heart-warming story of how her best friend of 20 years offered to be her surrogate. Calie Fletcher (pictured bottom left and bottom right) struggled with fertility issues, including a heart-breaking miscarriage and failed rounds of IVF, before her friend Jeni Mitchell (right of top right and front of top left) stepped in to help. A photographer has shared photos of the incredible moment little Annika was born, as the women reveal just what it took to bring her in to the world.

The road in Anstruther, Fife, is too narrow to park any car, and the yellow mess has left locals baffled. The markings are beside a collapsed wall, which crumbled eight years ago causing St Ayles Crescent to be closed at one end. The road in Anstruther, Fife, is too narrow to park any car, and the yellow mess has left locals baffled

A dog owner has named a new puppy after a character from Shrek after her chocolate Labrador gave birth to a green puppy. Two-year-old mother Milly had four male puppies and one girl during her first litter (shown right). But gender wasn't the only difference that marked the female puppy from her brothers because she emerged not golden like the others - but green. The green tinge (pictured left) is down to over exposure to a substance called biliverdin, which can be found in the placenta. It's a rare condition and owner Elaine Cooper believes their pup - could be just the third case in the world. Elaine and husband Mark have now nicknamed the pup Fifi after the famous green ogre Princess Fiona from Shrek.

NEW A thirsty party-goer wowed his friends on a night out by drinking his beer through his nose. Footage of the creative drinker downing his pint was filmed in the Lanzhou district of China. In the video, the man is seen crouching down while holding his pint to his nose in preparation to drink it. He then stands up and uses his nostrils to gulp down the drink (left and right). Fifteen seconds later he succeeds.

As Syria's fragile peace continues to hold, brides are preparing themselves for the first mass wedding since the Assad regime and the opposition agreed to the pact in December. The brides wore voluminous white dresses and tiaras, as well as proudly sporting sashes with the colours of the Syrian flag (left and right). Inset: A bride has her nails painted red ahead of the ceremony.