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Fifty Shades hunk Jamie Dornan (left, with Amelia Warner) may never be short of female admirers, but he only had eyes for wife Amelia on Thursday night when he took to the red carpet in London's Leicester Square to premiere the second film in the raunchy franchise. Christian Grey actor Jamie naturally had his Anastasia Steele, played by actress Dakota Johnson (centre), on his arm as well as musician-turned-popstar Rita Ora (right), who returns to play his sister Mia.

A shocked passer-by watched while the apparently inebriated University of Cambridge student, a distant relative of Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon, allegedly attempted to burn a £20 note in front of a homeless person (pictured left) in the early hours of February 2. Ronald Coyne was named as the student in the video (right) by the Cambridge University Conservative Association (CUCA). He was expelled from the group after video of the prank was seen by hundreds of students when it was shared on Snapchat. It shows the student struggling to set fire to the note (centre) while the cameraman pans to the homeless person who is stood outside a Cotswold outdoor clothing shop. A spokesman for the CUCA told MailOnline: 'The CUCA committee became aware of serious allegations against Ronald Coyne late last week concerning his private behaviour. There is no room for people who behave like that in our association, any other university association, or frankly our university.' Nicola Sturgeon's office said he was not a 'not a direct relative' of the Minister or her husband but a senior Scottish government source confirmed to the Guido Fawkes blog that he is a 'distant' relative by marriage.

The Tupolev TU-160 Blackjack bombers (pictured this morning) were in the UK's 'area of interest' but did not enter British territorial airspace, the RAF said. Typhoon jets from RAF Lossiemouth in Scotland and RAF Coningsby in Lincolnshire were scrambled to keep watch on the bombers in the latest sign of Russian military activity close to the UK. The mid-air engagement comes amid rising tensions between Vladimir Putin's Russia and NATO.

Karen Matthews, who faked the kidnapping of her daughter Shannon (inset) in Dewsbury in 2008 in order to make money from publicity, claims she is afraid to leave the house after the first of two-part drama The Moorside starring Sheridan Smith (inset top) was shown on BBC1. Matthews, who was jailed for four years, still maintains her innocence and has now claimed that the truth about her daughter's disappearance in 2008 will eventually be revealed. The day after the first broadcast of the show, she was seen out and about in her new life (left and right).

For the most part, people take selfies to share a fun moment with friends - or simply show off. Unfortunately for these snappers however, they've missed some extremely odd things going on in the background of the photos that ruin the vibe they were going for. BoredPanda have compiled a selfie gallery featuring these rogue additions - including pooping dogs and sex toys - and they're guaranteed to make you cringe...

It emerged this morning that the socialite's body was discovered at her luxury west London apartment by her cleaner, as a close friend revealed that she had relapsed into 'a dark place' in the weeks before her death. It later emerged that builders had heard a 'loud bang' coming from the apartment last Friday and had not seen her since, but this afternoon the barman at her local pub, The Bottlery, confirmed he saw her on Saturday with her new, mystery boyfriend. (Pictured: Tara and her friend, gay rights campaigner Ivan Massow, The Bottlery top inset, and bottom inset her apartment.)

The sanctimonious may tut tut tut, but Tara Palmer-Tomkinson (right), who was found dead yesterday at her home in London, was a secret - and braver - part of many of us, writes KATIE HOPKINS (inset). We grew up with her, watching her be brilliant in a bikini and snorkel (left), or all fur coat and tiny white knickers, wishing we could be half so brave. A girl who seemed to be like the rest of us, loving her family and friends, making spectacular cock-ups and being brilliantly batty like we want to imagine posh people always are. She even managed to make her godfather, Prince Charles, seem normal, a man just like the rest of us. How we would all love to be so free.

A maths graduate is believed to have become the first British woman to fight against ISIS in Syria. Kimberley Taylor (pictured), 27, left her home in Merseyside 18 months ago to head for the war-torn Middle East. She started out writing for a friend's humanitarian website and later enrolled in the Women's Protection Units of female Kurdish fighters in Syria. The University of Liverpool graduate has spent the past 11 months training with the women fighters, learning Kurdish, weaponry and battlefield tactics. Inset: A picture she shared on her Facebook page with her comrades' flag.

Tamara Ecclestone has launched an impassioned rant at 'bitter people' who have tried to 'sexualised breastfeeding'. The heiress, 32, posted an artistic snap of her nursing her daughter Sophia - who turns three next month - on her Instagram page on Thursday afternoon while criticising those who reacted in a negative way to her choice. Posing in an elegant shoot for photographer Ivette Ivens, the socialite explained she wanted to speak out on the issue to stem the tide of 'hatred' she was experiencing on varying forms of social media.

Megan Dixon (left), 18, had been interviewed by assistant manager Shantel Wesson (right) for a part-time job at a new branch of Miller and Carter in Enderby, Leicestershire. But the A level student was shocked to receive a text message just moments after the interview, which said: 'It's a no' (inset). When the teenager responded to ask why, Shantel replied: 'Just not engaging. And answers we're "like" basic.' She then used the emoji which depicts someone laughing so hard that they're crying. Megan also claimed the assistant manager had behaved poorly during the interview, by not having a copy of the teen's CV to hand and drinking coffee throughout. A spokesman for Miller and Carter told the paper said they 'could not apologise enough' and that the texts were sent in error and intended for the manager.

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT The 30-year-old woman was dragged outside after the 500-strong mob broke down the doors to her cell. She was being held on suspicion of starting a fire which claimed the life of a toddler. A five-year-old child, named Marlon Buzaglo Campos, also suffered serious burns in the blaze she was alleged to have started.

A fast-moving snow storm is blanketing the Northeast in snow. All public schools in New York, Boston and Philadelphia have been cancelled for the day. More than 8,000 flights have either been cancelled or delayed. In New York City, the snow is expected to continue falling until at least 1pm. National Weather Service predicted that the Boston area and eastern Maine could get 12 to 18 inches of snow. New York City could see 8 to 12 inches and the Philadelphia area 4 to 8 inches. The storm comes one day after New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore set record-breaking high temperatures.

This hilarious letter of complaint was sent to parents after a ten-year-old schoolboy invented an imaginary playground friend - called 'Wildo the Dildo'. Stunned Paul Hunt, 38, was in stitches when the note came home in his partner's ten-year-old son's school bag. The lad and his pals had apparently been called over for a 'discussion' with teachers who overheard the name Wildo the Dildo used during their playtime games. But Paul and his partner Philippa Fisher (pictured left), from Taunton, Somerset, couldn't believe the school had sent home a letter about the 'inappropriate word'. After getting the letter on Tuesday, Paul posted it on Twitter (shown right) with the message 'the funniest thing I've ever read' - where it was shared or liked nearly 10,000 times. He said the lad - who he didn't want to name - had no idea what the word meant and had told them about the teacher's worries before the letter came home.

At his heaviest, he was five stone overweight. But Chris Moyles (pictured before, left) has shed that excess bulk over the last few years; and he proved that he's kept the weight off when he stepped out to join Jamie Oliver at the opening of his new restaurant on Thursday night. The breakfast DJ struck a rather defiant pose with pal Jamie outside Piccadilly-based Barbecoa on Wednesday evening, and looked positively unrecognisable compared to his former self. The 42-year-old (right, with Jamie Oliver) wore a white T-shirt, a navy blue blazer and black skinny jeans, along with casual converse trainers in black and white.

Lee Dalgleish was on his way to work when he spotted the amorous couple (left) getting it on - despite the train being packed with workers. The graphic designer, 32, was travelling from Gillingham, Kent, to London Victoria at 8:45am when the woman mounted her boyfriend. Thankfully, she wrapped her coat around herself, sparing horrified commuters sight of any action. Mr Dalgleish said: 'I thought it was really bizarre for that time of the morning, it's not appropriate and I found it so surprising, it was quite amusing.'

An investigation has found 497 officers working for the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) - the Homeland Security agency responsible for detaining and deporting illegal immigrants - were accused of misconduct in just two years. Officers allegedly abused detainees, left their weapons inside prison toilets, fell asleep on the job and deported immigrants without permission or by accident. Other agents were caught watching porn on their taxpayer-funded cell phones, while another was found to be in an illicit relationships with a detainee.Two guards were reprimanded after they were discovered  in a sexual relationship with another guard at an outpost in Kingston, Jamaica (inset). A watchdog group said the allegations are 'disturbing' and has urged President Trump and Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly to do a better job at vetting their future employees.

Jessa Dillow Crisp (right), who is now 29 and lives in Denver, Colorado, has bravely recounted how she overcame a childhood of being gang raped, sexually abused by family members and sex trafficked. Her abuse started aged 10 in her home country of Canada where she was sexually attacked by members of her own family. As a child, she was made to pose for pornographers, had to perform degrading sex acts and was raped in front of the cameras. She was then sold to different pimps and friends of her family who abused her. And after breaking free from the terrifying world of sex trafficking, Ms Dillow Crisp enjoys hiking Colorado's mountains with her husband John (top and bottom left).

The Secret Life Of 5 Year Olds returned for a series finale on Channel 5 tonight and saw youngster Oscar left in the corner as Naomi took a shine to his best friend Oliver (left). Fans took to Twitter to bemoan the demise of the boys' bromance, with Dave writing: 'Oscar & Oliver are going to let girls in between their friendship. Don't do it lads. Girls will come and go but your mates r forever.'

Head-cam footage shows the moment a cyclist narrowly avoided crashing into a mother and two children outside a school in Manchester. Alan Fogg, 54, had to brake suddenly to avoid the family who appeared from in front of static traffic near their school gates. Led by their mother, Alan stopped so harshly he came tumbling off his bike and hit the ground. Alan said: 'I was picking my way through traffic going towards the school when the mother and her children came out of the traffic. I stopped as hard as I could because I was going to hit them and I stopped so quickly that I had the bike on its nose. I ended up falling on the floor but I was uninjured.'

Prepare to go cross-eyed over one photographer's mind-boggling optical illusion snap - as no one is sure how many zebras this image taken by South African Robert Holmwood actually contains. The retired mechanical engineer captured the gaggle of Burchell's zebra at the Kruger National Park in his native country. And the 64-year-old, who retired two years ago, said everyone who views the confusing image has a different opinion on just how many zebras there are in the frame.

Shemika Charles, 23, is so agile that she can go under cars, airport seats and can even limbo just eight and a half inches from the floor - which is about the height of a beer bottle.

In her latest stunt, Charles not only proved she could limbo - but she also had some excellent balancing skills too. A video shows the self proclaimed Limbo Queen - wearing a skin tight red, Lycra suit - shimmying under a silver Toyota SUV with two silver trays with three cups balanced precariously on each. But Charles made it look easy as she casually leaned back, in one appeared to be a car showroom, and shuffled underneath, emerging from the other side in a matter of seconds.

A daredevil mountain-biker has reached the amazing speed of 104mph while cycling down a hill in the Chilean desert. Markus Stöckl (pictured), 42, broke his own world record in the speedy stunt and took only 11 seconds to reach his top speed as he raced down a mountain in the Atacama desert.

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT Anna Nicole Smith's mother Virgie Arthur (at left with her daughter and granddaughter Dannielynn) spoke exclusively to DailyMail.com in a poignant interview on the tenth anniversary of the Playboy's model's death. Arthur recalled the wild antics of her 'beautiful, funny' child, who she calls by her birth name Vickie Lynn, and who she believes the world never really knew. Drugs, she said, are what turned Vickie into Anna. 'You could tell the difference between Anna Nicole and Vickie Lynn. Anna was very mean, I don't know how to explain her. On drugs, she was a terrible person to be around,' Arthur said. The grandmother broke down as she spoke of the devastating loss of Smith's son, Daniel (above and below right with Anna Nicole and her first husband), who also died of a drug overdose five months before his mother - and how she hopes to be closer to her granddaughter. Above right, Anna Nicole with millionaire octogenarian husband Howard Marshall.

A group of women was caught on video during a messy brawl at Smoke's Poutinerie in Toronto. Two women wrestled around on the floor as another two were caught fighting behind them. One of the women, dressed in a black parka and boots had her dress pulled up during the fight, exposing her thong.

A compilation video shows a number of cars skidding across the road in the Saudi Arabian capital, leading to several crashes and near misses. In one clip, two cars are seen colliding as one of the vehicles skids into another lane. It is not clear what is causing the cars to skid, but some social media users suggested the sandy road surface may be to blame.

Amazing footage has captured the magical movements of the tiny birds as they soar and swoop as the sun sets above the Natural Park of the 'Aiguamolls de l'Empordà' in Spain. They form a variety of dazzling shapes in they bid to flee the predator - and succeed as the peregrine leaves empty-handed. The peregrine falcon is the fastest member of the animal kingdom and can fly as fast as 200mph. It feeds almost exclusively on medium-sized birds.

Quebec's corporation of funeral directors says it is trying to put an end to the tasteless trend which sees photographs of dead bodies splashed on social media. There are 'strict rules' in place at parlors across the region to stop the spread of casket selfies but mourners must take it upon themselves to refrain, it says.
The tasteless trend of casket selfies has swept Instagram in Twitter recently. One man even applied a Face Swap filter to his selfie (right).

NEW The venomous snake had been spotted by villagers outside the central Thai province of Saraburi and called upon the local snake catcher to remove the reptile. The video shows the man employing a variety of tactics to subdue the cobra, as he wields a long metal hook. He grabs the reptile's tail, drags it along the dusty ground and pushes its head down with his hand. Eventually he manages to pick it up entirely and place it into a large white bag.

Armed robbers were foiled after raiders targeted an off-licence run by a former Kurdish special forces soldier. Dramatic CCTV footage shows the moment storekeeper Shikha Mahsum blasted a gunman in the face with an animal repellent spray. The fearless shop owner described hearing the attacker's gun 'click' but failing to fire as he faced down the raider. The man had burst into the store just before midnight on January 9 armed with a handgun. But the quick-thinking shopkeeper, who took two bullets fighting Saddam Hussain's troops in Iraq, grabbed the spray from under the counter. Weapons-trained Mr Mahsum then blasted the gunman directly in the face, before chasing the would-be robber out the door of the shop in Walsall, West Midlands.