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Angry cyclist Harley 'Durianrider' Johnstone unleashed an expletive-laden rant at a driver (main) he accused of 'trying to kill him' by passing too close to him on a narrow road in Adelaide. The former boyfriend of vegan lifestyle blogger Freelee the Banana Girl went on a two-minute tirade while the driver defended himself saying he slowed down and left plenty of room. 'F**king car, you want to kill me mate, you want to kill me? I'm here, kill me, man!' Mr Johnstone yelled to begin his outburst.

Disgruntled Married At First Sight fans took to Twitter to slam Alene (left) for forcing her husband Simon to ditch his trademark curls.   While Simon has always been content with his wife's appearance, Alene has confessed to roadblocks when it comes to physical attraction.  So when the couple were instructed to go on a 'surrender date' on Monday night's episode, where Alene took complete control, her mind immediately turned to a makeover.

Nearly 200,000 people remained under evacuation orders on Monday as California authorities battle stop a collapse at the nation's tallest dam that could unleash 100 foot of uncontrolled flood waters if it fails. The California National Guard put out a notification to all 23,000 soldiers and airmen to be ready to deploy if needed. An alert for the entire California National Guard hadn't been issued since the 1992 riots. About 300km miles northeast of San Francisco, Lake Oroville - one of California's largest man-made lakes - had water levels so high that an emergency spillway was used Saturday for the first time in almost 50 years. The evacuation was ordered Sunday afternoon after engineers spotted a hole on the concrete lip of the secondary spillway for the 770-foot-tall Oroville Dam and told authorities that it could fail within the hour.

Tori Van de Stadt, 25, and boyfriend Louis Macindoe, 26, were travelling home from dinner on their final night in Bali last year when a speeding car hit them from behind. The Australian couple were flung from their scooter face-first into the dense jungle by the side of the road, both instantly knocked unconscious and heavily bleeding. Dramatic before and after photos show Tori before the horrific incident (left) and after undergoing 13-hour facial reconstruction surgery (right) to repair her shattered face (X-ray pictured inset).

Hardware giant Bunnings has been slammed online for replicating its iconic advert format (left and right) for the promotion of its first-ever UK store. The uniquely Australian-style advertisement interviews 'regular' workers and finishes with the catchy line 'lowest prices are just the beginning'. But Australians were quick to head to social media (inset) to blast Bunnings for the 'off-key' advert, which included unfamiliar English accents and 'just sounded wrong'.

Howling Trump-despising celebrities should put America's interests before their incessant wailing and whining and 'give him a f***ing chance, mate' to prove his theory. If Trump fails to deliver on Making America Great Again, then he will be voted out in 2020. That's how democracy works, folks. As for JK 'do as I say' Rowling, Me-Me-Me-Meryl and the rest of the howling Trump-despising celebrities, to borrow the language of their beloved hero Jim Jefferies, why don't you all just shut the **** up?

NEW The 37-year-old woman moved in with Colin Leacock, 34, in 2015 shortly after they met online. He forced her to perform a sex act on him twice at his London flat, it is alleged. Leacock also punched her in the face and swung her round by her hair until chunks fell out during a year-long ordeal, the jury was heard. His domineering sister thought the woman, who suffers from depression and anxiety, 'wasn't good enough' for him. Mandy Leacock (pictured) treated the woman like a slave, ordering her to cook and clean as an 'unpaid skivvy', punishing her by covering her with bleach as she sat in a bath.

Daniel Morcombe's parents have vowed to help Joanne Lees (all pictured together left) search for the body of her British boyfriend Peter Falconio (right with Ms Lees), who was murdered in the Australian outback in 2001. Bruce and Denise Morcombe's 13-year-old son Daniel (inset) was abducted and murdered in 2003 by convicted paedophile Brett Cowan. His body was found eight years later after Cowan's sentencing in 2011, but Mr Falconio's body has never been found.

Mummy blogger Annie Nolan (left, and right with her twin daughters) says expecting parents can't reveal their baby's gender at a party because 'it's a feeling.' Ms Nolan, who has three children with her Western Bulldogs AFL star husband Liam Picken, shared her thoughts in an Instagram post on Monday. Alongside ultrasound scan pictures of her kids - five-year-old son Malachy and three-year-old twin girls Cheska and Delphi - the WAG declared that gender is 'a state of being.' Pictured inset is one of her own children's ultrasound scans.

Soraya Esfandiary Bakhtiari served as queen from 1951 to 1958, before divorcing the Shah, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, and being exiled. Following the divorce, Soraya became a focus of the paparazzi, and attended galas and events covered in the beautiful gems given to her by the Shah of Iran during their marriage. While Soraya's life sounds glamorous, a deeper dive into her marriage with the Shah reveals it was fraught with tragedy, illness, and an inability to have children. Soraya, who was brought up between Europe and the town of Isfahan in Iran, met Princess Shams, the older sister of the Iranian sovereign, during a stay in London, and wed the Shah the following year.

Lisa Curry has made shocking revelations about her childhood. The Olympic swimmer opened up to her I'm A Celebrity camp mates about how domestic violence had played a part in her upbringing. The 54-year-old, whose claims will be aired during Monday night's episode, said the swimming pool was her 'safe place' as she sought refuge from family life.

A charity in Chester revealed homeless man David Simons (left), 31, who came into its branch last year to claim a free coffee, has undergone a dramatic transformation in the past 12 months. A complete stranger paid for recovering alcoholic Mr Simons to have a coffee in Supporting Homeless Assisting Refugees Everywhere's (SHARE) Chester shop (centre), where he was also given a free sandwich from Tesco. Now Mr Simons (right with SHARE shop manager Ann-Marie Chamberlain) will start a new job at a garden centre tomorrow after turning his life around (right).

A cool reprieve from the raging bushfires (pictured left of the blaze in Coolah in central west) across New South Wales is expected to be short-lived, with sizzling temperatures and dangerous fire conditions expected to return - as severe storms lash parts of Queensland. About 60 fires were still burning on Monday night, including 19 uncontained blazes, and a Watch and Act alert remained in place for the Sir Ivan fire in central west NSW. Despite a relief for NSW residents, hot temperatures are set to climb again from Wednesday, with a top of 28C forecast for Sydney before reaching 34C by Saturday. Meanwhile, heavy rain, strong winds and hailstorm are battling southeast of Queensland (pictured right of the lightning show in Brisbane on Monday) overnight.

A teenage girl who committed suicide after being bullied and gang raped by students at her Melbourne school drafted a powerful warning letter to her peers just before her death. In the letter (inset), Cassidy Trevan (pictured left and right), 15, said it was her duty to make her schoolmates aware she had been raped and relentlessly bullied.  'My name is Cassidy Trevan, and I was raped,' the letter said. 'If anyone every tries this on you trust me it's worth fighting! Fight! If you don't you'll regret it for the rest of your life like I do. You can do it.'  

Dozens of men were filmed beating up each other at The Albany Palace in Trowbridge, England, on Saturday night as music played in the background. A police officer was allegedly struck in the face but avoided serious injury, while one person has since been charged with being in possession of a knife. A video of the astonishing brawl was uploaded to Facebook by truck driver Tommy Arkle and has already been viewed more than half a million times. The 21-year-old said the night 'got way out of hand' - but it is not known what caused the fight to begin. He said: 'The whole thing made my heart race. I had just come back from the bar when all of a sudden I heard shouting and then that was it. I think it just started between three guys, but then it turned into a free-for-all. There have been fights in the past there but nothing to this extreme.'

There's a new kid on the Scandinavian block of interior terms. The Swedish art of lagom is the hottest new trend - and broadly translates as just the right amount. This is something that is being adopted by design-conscious homeowners, and getting on-trend with lagom could help sell your home. We reveal four that fit the bill.

Katie Mccarthy (left) was less than impressed with fellow daters on Tinder and left friends in hysterics after sharing a picture of one muscly bachelor and compared him to a French pastry (top and bottom right). The mother of four said: 'Online dating is not something I would normally do. But I was bored and thought it would be a laugh. I'd only been on there an hour or two when I came across this guy. It was his main photo. My first impression when I saw it was a croissant - that's what popped into my head. I couldn't stop laughing.'

The 120-year-old images (pictured) provide a snapshot of life on the tropical islands and include intimate photographs of the native population. Herbert Smith, a draper from Manchester, who lived in Hawaii in the 1890s took the photographs which have remained in the family. As well as taking photographs, Smith documented his day-to-day experiences on the islands in a series of letters to his family which also form part of the collection. He sailed from Liverpool to the nearby island of Honolulu in 1893 and spent a year in Hawaii, birthplace of former US president Barack Obama. They have now decided to put the collection, which includes letters documenting his travels, up for auction and it is tipped to sell for £2,500.

NEW More than £150,000 has been pledged to help Luke, Hannah and Oliver Bennet (right, with their parents Julie and Mike) after their mother and father, died of cancer last week. The children, of Wirral, are said to be 'overwhelmed' by the donations made by generous members of the public. A heartbreaking photograph (left) showing their parents clutching each other's hands was taken hours before Mr Bennet died last Monday from a brain tumour. His wife died on Saturday night.

An investor has snapped up a humble weatherboard property for $1.81 million - more than $600,000 over the reserve price. The Sydney buyer was among seven bidders who competed for the St Albans abode in Melbourne's north-west at Saturday's record-breaking auction. The bidding war smashed the suburb's median price for a three-bedroom home of $495,000 - making 80 Alfrieda Street the most expensive home.

The distressed woman was discovered with her hands tied up after officers heard screaming coming from the boot at a check point in Brazil. Footage shows the policemen opening the boot to discover the victim sobbing before they use a knife to free her hands. Two men were in the white car when it was stopped at the checkpoint, it has been reported.

Model Celina Leroy, 25, was born with a port wine stain (PWS) and underwent painful operations and 40 sessions of laser treatment to try and improve its appearance. However, in a new video, Leroy is seen wiping away the concealer and revealing her true look in a bid to help others with the condition. (Pictured: Celina Leroy with and without make-up on her birthmark. Inset: Leroy as a baby)

EXCLUSIVE: Fitness guru Lilly Sabri and personal trainer Luke Chamberlain have teamed up to devise a range of 'partner workouts' to help couples get fit together this Valentine's Day. Clockwise from top left: Sit-up into pike; leg press and press-up; human deadlift; and joint headstand.

Rachel Finch, 28, from Warrington, has shed six and a half stone and dropped eight dress sizes in a year after a trip to Ferrari World in Abu Dhabi that she says left her humiliated. At her heaviest Rachel (seen left before her transformation) weighed more than 17 stone and wore a dress size 24, but just a year on (right) she's down to around 10 and a half stone and an astonishing eight dress sizes smaller since cutting out her beloved sweets and chocolate (inset).

The ladies busted moves while waving their hands, complete with nails up to three feet long, at a venue in Florida. Stomach-churning footage shows how some of the talons (pictured) have curled up into spirals. The video, posted on February 1, reflects a bizarre new trend of women letting their nails grow to impractical lengths in the name of fashion.

Eerie photos have emerged of an abandoned college campus with the remains of animal corpses rotting on shelves,yellowed paper strewn across classroom floors and stained Apple Mac computers from the 1990s. The eye-opening pictures were taken in the science department of Knoxville College, Tennessee which was a black liberal arts college founded by the United Presbyterian Church of North America in 1875 for primarily African American students.However student numbers began to dwindle during the 1970s and the educational institute unceremoniously closed in May 2015 after just 15 students enrolled for class.

Vikki Webb, 25, from Surrey was horrified when her hair started falling out in clumps (inset) in November 2013, due to her stressful lifestyle. Vikki, pictured before her hair loss, (left), was prescribed steroids for alopecia (right), but doctors warned her hair may never grow back. However, she recently quit her job to travel and her hair is starting to grow back.

These are the amazing colour postcards of the Princely county of Tyrol, an Alpine region of the Austro-Hungarian empire. The extraordinary images show picturesque villages, some bustling with markets stalls others with quiet cafes. Scenic lakes with a dramatic backdrop of mountains are often populated by fishermen and women. Whilst the winding roads are populated exclusively by horse and cart.

The shameless shoplifter was caught on CCTV crawling through the door of Best-One in Knowle, Bristol, and towards the bottom shelf. But when staff march over, instead of retreating he freezes. He then makes one more move to grab another cartoon magazine. Shopkeeper Sunny Patel posted the CCTV footage on Facebook to shame the thief.

A group of 16 breast cancer survivors took to the runway at New York Fashion Week to model the latest line from AnaOno, a lingerie brand for women who have had mastectomies. Models including Ericka Hart (top right), who had reconstructive surgery following a double mastectomy, were greeted with cheers from the crowd at the concept show on Manhattan's Lower East Side.

Punching the air and battling with large wooden sticks, this great-great grandmother means business. Zhang Hexian, 94, from Liyang, east China's Jiangsu province, is somewhat of a martial arts pro after spending nine decades refining her combat moves. Footage of her in action, shows her jousting with men more than half her age, using a large stick-like weapon as she goes.

The child, Hunter,(pictured) was fitted with the devices to help with a hearing impairment he's had since birth. In video from Ohio, he can be seen smiling and giggling at the sound of his mother's voice. His mother asks: 'Can you hear mommy? Can you hear?' as the baby carries on laughing.

From ice caps of Alaska to the Indian grasslands, animals around the world were caught on camera as they shared an intimate moment ahead of Valentine's Day. Two manatees looked like the perfect match as they nuzzled together in Florida (top left), while orangutans shared a kiss in Borneo (bottom left). Closer to home, owls (top right) and red squirrels (centre top) were captured getting closer. While snails (centre bottom) proved love comes in all shapes and sizes. However this zebra (bottom left) looked less than impressed with its suitor.