Who's been sleeping in MY bed? Couple return home to find Polish intruder asleep in their bedroom - after making dinner, having a bubble bath... and tidying their house

When Pat Dyson, 73, (left) and her partner Martin Holtby, 78, (right)returned to their home in Nelson, Lancashire (inset left), after a five day break, they found Lukasz Chojnowski, 28, (centre) who had come to the UK to find work, but had lost his lodgings due to language problems, sleeping

NHS strike fiasco as military steps in after thousands of midwives, nurses and paramedics walk out for first time in THIRTY YEARS... but only one in 10 backs the industrial action

Members of the armed forces (main image) were today drafted in as more than 400,000 health workers, including nurses, midwives and paramedics, took strike action. They walked out despite only a fraction of them voting to strike over pay. Fewer than half those balloted for the controversial health strike voted in favour of the action, the Daily Mail can reveal. And Unison, one of the biggest

Hackers release 100,000 photos and videos intercepted from Snapchat in huge trove that includes child pornography

Hackers have posted a huge trove of pictures after collecting them from a third-party Snapchat client app for years. Many appear to be child pornography, as half of users are 13 to 17.

Outrage as Judy Finnigan says rapist footballer should be allowed to play again - because the rape 'wasn't violent and the victim was drunk'

Speaking on Loose Women, the veteran broadcaster was discussing allowing convicted rapist Ched Evans to return to play for his former club Sheffield United. The former Wales international was jailed for five years in 2012 after being convicted of raping a 19-year-old woman at a hotel - but is now preparing to be released from prison within days. Ms Finnigan said: 'The rape and I am not, please, by any means minimising any kind of rape, but the rape was not violent. He didn't cause any bodily harm to the person. It was unpleasant, but in a hotel room I believe and she was - she had far too much to drink.' 

mag Event Books Promos Rewards Mail Shopping Bingo Horoscopes Property Motoring Columnists Stats Login . Cookie Policy Feedback DailyMail Monday, Oct 13th 2014 4PM 14°C 7PM 12°C 5-Day Forecast High-flying wife who gave up her job to look after her children fights her accountant ex-husband for a bigger slice of their £11m fortune - because she 'sacrificed her career'

Julia Hammans (centre), married accountant Nicholas Hammans (right) in 1983 and, when she became pregnant in 1989, 'agreed' to give up her job as a company financial director, to care for the family. The couple enjoyed a high standard of living on the husband's 'very big earnings' until they split in 2004. However, after a judge divided the family fortune - which the wife values at £11m - she says her income is 10 times smaller than that of her ex, and she is being forced to sell her £1.75m home in Twickenham, Middlesex (top left).