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Married At First Sight Australia has taken a dramatic twist, with two brides caught flirting with men who weren't their husbands at the dramatic group dinner party. Cheryl (right) hit it off with Andrew (left) who was abandoned by his wife Lauren after the wedding. The pair flirted all night, with Andrew saying he was a better match for her than her husband Jonathan. Meanwhile, Scarlett (inset) got along well with Jonathan as they bonded over their similar views on American politics.

NEW The 45-year-old former It girl revealed in November she had been receiving treatment for a non-malignant growth in her pituitary gland. Police were called to a flat near Earl's Court shortly before 2pm this afternoon and found the former model dead. Her family have been told. Palmer-Tomkinson rose to fame in the 1990s as a party-loving socialite in London's celebrity circle. She made headlines with a £400-a-day cocaine addiction, which left her needing septum reconstruction surgery in 2006. The god-daughter to Prince Charles had a close relationship with the Royal Family, and attended William and Kate's wedding.

With Valentine's Day fast approaching, it might be about time for you to find a special gift for your loved one. The latest brainteaser, created by vouchercloud, challenges you to find the ruby red ring hidden among a bed of roses. The romantic riddle might just serve as a reminder to couples that are yet to find their present this year.

Rape survivor, Thordis Elva (left), from Iceland, was just 16 when she was raped by her then-boyfriend, Tom Stranger (right), 18, a foreign exchange student from Australia. The pair have joined forces 20 years on and released a TED talk (inset) about the assault. In the talk, the pair discuss the impact the rape had on both of their lives.

Infamous Gold Coast playboy Travers Beynon, aka 'The Candyman', has latched on to the Salt Bae (pictured right) craze with a provocative Instagram clip (pictured left). Beynon, calling himself Salt Beynon, took to Instagram on Wednesday night to upload a short clip of himself sprinkling salt over two near-naked women. The women appear lying down, with only small patches covering their breasts and genitals. Some people found the footage too much to watch. 'So unco...not smooth at all,' one person wrote.

ABC host Leigh Sales (pictured left) has taken aim at Centrelink (right) in a bizarre Twitter tirade after being put on hold twice in a week. In a series of tweets on Wednesday, Sales demanded to know why she had been left on hold by Centrelink for two hours twice - and insisted the Australian welfare provider explain what they were doing to rectify the situation. A fired-up Sales, who fronts The 7.30 Report, tweeted Centrelink (inset) wanting to know: 'Does Centrelink ever answer its phone? 2 hours on hold last week fruitlessly, heading in the same direction today'.

The villa, immortalised by the 1993 film Schindler's List, is where Nazi sadist Amon Göth lived while he was Kraków-Paszów death camp commander, before his execution for genocide in 1946. Twice married Göth kept two Jeish maid prisoner in the basement, whom he tortured and abused. The property, in southern Poland, is at the centre of an extraordinary row involving the new owner Artur Niemyski who is renovating it for his family to move in. Jewish campaigners want it turned into a museum. Göth once killed a Jewish boy because he didn't ask permission to leave the room. He stabbed one of his maids in the leg because she didn't set enough places at the dinner table. The monster once threatened to shoot Jews working on a road next to his garden from the balcony, inset left. The scene was adapted for 1993 film Schindler's List, where Ralph Fiennes played him, inset right.

Families from all around the world have opened their albums to reveal the hilarious mishaps that occurred when they tried to get that perfect shot - and from failed proposals to hungry seagulls (inset), they certainly make for some entertaining viewing. Clockwise from top left: A grandma found herself at the centre of a group of topless men on a raucous night out; two children pose in front of a somewhat unfortunate backdrop; one man couldn't stop himself from spewing all over his friend on a rollercoaster ride; and it all got a bit too much for this toddler at Disney World.

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull accused Bill Shorten and his Labor colleagues of having 'never done a day's work in their lives' in a fiery exchange in Parliament. Defending Mr Turnbull's rant, MP for Reid Craig Laundy described Mr Shorten as a 'private school boy from Melbourne' that the Coalition was 'prepared' to call out (pictured inset during university). Other commentators pointed to Mr Shorten's career path (pictured left and right during time with the unions) - distinctly lacking in any hard labour in opposition to his party's roots of representing the working class.

NEW For generations, the United States and Australia have shared an alliance based on mutual respect, military and economic support. But an upside-down map of Australia aligned with a map of the United States reveals that both country's capital cities are also eerily similar in social and cultural structure. The graphic of the two maps was posted to Reddit late last year by user AJgloe, but resurfaced online this month.

Incredible footage has emerged showing the moment an overzealous carpet python regurgitates a tennis ball (pictured left). The footage, posted to the Townsville Snakehandler Facebook page, shows the tennis ball being messaged out of the snake's mouth (pictured top right) in the final seconds of what had been a delicate 20 minute operation. An eagle-eyed homeowner in Belgian Gardens had noticed the 1.5 metre carpet python slithering in the backyard with a huge lump (pictured bottom left) on Monday. Townsville Vet Clinic's senior veterinary nurse Trish Prendergast, who massaged the ball out of the snake, said: 'It probably smelt like food, maybe frogs'.

For some babies it can take years before their heads are graced with luscious locks - it took this girl just a few weeks in the womb. Adorable six-month-old Alexis Bartlett (left and right), from Sydney, has so much hair that her parents were in disbelief at her birth, even after seeing signs in an ultrasound.

A revolutionary new type of scan developed by a London-based medical team is hoping to transform the way parents-to-be see their unborn babies. A new video shows the astonishing detail the high-tech scan can capture including heartbeat, brain and muscles. (Pictured: Grabs from a video showing a 20-week-old baby being scanned by the new technology produced by the iFIND team. Inset: a scan currently given to pregnant women on the NHS)

Student Emily Bulea (left), from Goleta, California, is paid to go on dates with wealthy men and keep them company at social events. The 20-year-old said without the money she would struggle to afford her college fees. The cash also allows her to live a luxury lifestyle with weekly beauty treatments, jewellery, clothes meals in exclusive restaurants - and this glittering $500 bra covered in Swarovski crystals (seen right). She even has the support of boyfriend Jack (inset), although he doesn't see 'sugaring' as a long-term career.

The parents of the cute stars of this online gallery spied a silver lining to the endless stream of dirty nappies that is part and parcel of life with a newborn - the comical faces that babies pull when nature calls.

Sarah and John Wenham (together top right) had saved for years for 'the wedding of their dreams' in Cuba, costing more than £25,000 for themselves and 24 guests. But they were left fearing for their lives when the lobby roof at Sol Rio De Luna y Mares Hotel in Cuba suddenly buckled and collapsed (main), trapping them underneath and injuring many members of the wedding party including Ruth Ricketts, who required 19 stitches to her head (bottom right). The bride also needed to be stitched up when she suffered a nasty cut above her right eye (left). Sarah said: 'I saw the blood start to gush from my head and I genuinely thought in that moment that I was going to die.' In the aftermath, John desperately scrambled around the lobby to find his wife, and had to get two people to lift the rubble off her body so that he could drag her to safety.

Jill Sharp, 31, of Airdrie was accused of taking pictures from social media of a man she'd never met called Graham McQuet and doctoring the images so she could pretend they were a couple. But today, speaking at her home, Ms Sharp, 31, flatly denied any wrongdoing, saying the whole thing 'simply isn't true' and that the photos were put online by someone else. Police have investigated the allegations but said there is 'no criminality' and are taking no further action. Friends said that Ms Sharp told them she was in a relationship, but they grew suspicious after never meeting her boyfriend. Pictures of Mr McQuet then appeared on social media accounts which appeared to be connected to Ms Sharp (inset and left). But Ms Sharp, who has denied the allegations, insists someone has set her up by creating a series of fake profiles which include the bogus pictures. Mr McQuet already has a fiancee named Marianne Stirling (right).

Cody Harman, 30, from California, had married, divorced and come out as transgender by the time he was 24. He got married to his husband Adam to 'fit in' but already knew he wanted to be a man. After starting his transition he took up bodybuilding and in October 2016 he entered his first female to male transgender bodybuilding competition.

NEW These are the amazing images showing life on board one of Hitler's most unsuccessful submarines, U-976. The U-Boat, which was launched in 1943 was sunk shortly before D-Day by a flight of two RAF Mosquito fighter-bombers. However, the boat's First Officer Lieutenant Wilhelm Hinrichs kept a fascinating photographic album of the submarine, which is now coming up for auction in Maryland.

Throwing wild punches while on a night out in Dalston, east London, the men (pictured) barely manage to land a single hit, with one fighter launching a flying kick - only to miss his opponent completely. The footage, posted by Rich Jones with the caption: 'when someone attacking your friend but you can't fight', has been viewed over 240,000 times online with viewers in stitches over the hapless brawlers.

Samanta Lily, 27, from Russia, showed off the bizarre skill in a video in which she opens a series of tops with her breasts. The video was shared on the Facebook page Models Place, along with the caption: 'She got some real power there.' Samanta, who describes herself as an 'adult model', says her breasts are completely natural, adding that she had a double DD cup at the age of 15.

Built in 1947, the holiday home or 'dacha' as it's known in Russian was home to former Soviet Union leader Joseph Stalin and his family during the warm summer months. Hidden deep in a forest off of Lake Ritsa in Abkhazia an autonomous region of Georgia - the modest property is almost invisible. Photographer Ioanna Sakellaraki, 26, took the images during her travels around the little known region of Abkhazia. A living testament to Stalin and his renowned paranoia the dacha is surrounded by thick trees and is painted green to make it pretty much invisible from the air. Known for his simple taste Stalin's holiday home is designed in a modest fashion despite it boasting a library and games room equipped with a billiards table.

Judging by the pictures, it is quite clear the bird of prey is not too pleased with its unwanted guest crashing down onto it over and over again in Tamilnadu, which is in Southern India. The encounter was spotted by Greaves Henriksen in Tamilnadu, India. The 52-year-old amateur photographer believes the short-toed snake eagle was sitting close to a nest, which the crow was trying to defend.

A problem-solving donkey has been caught on camera opening a wooden gate at a sanctuary in Ronco Scrivia, northern Italy. Sanctuary staff say he's much brighter than the other donkeys there and that his party-trick has become a regular occurrence.