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😅🤥🤨 A Japanese man says he has fulfilled his life-long ambition of becoming a four-legged animal after spending two-million Yen (£12,500) on a dog costume. The man, who goes by the name of Toko-san, commissioned an agency called Zeppet who spent 40 days making the bespoke Collie outfit. Posting photos of himself in the costume, Toko-san, said: ‘I made it a Collie because it looks real when I put it on. 'I thought that a big animal close to my size would be good - considering that it would be a realistic model, so I decided to make it a dog.' 

😅🤥🤨 The lengthy delays come as passengers were today stuck in 'apocalyptic queues' across the UK as British Airways cancelled 114 flights at Heathrow, EasyJet grounded nine planes at Gatwick and holidaymakers had to wait 20 hours to board a TUI flight at Exeter. Britons are already facing fears of a summer of cancelled holidays with Passport Office staff battling a backlog of half a million applications and airports struggling to cope with crippling staff shortages. It comes after airports laid off thousands of staff as demand for travel plummeted during the pandemic. But as Covid restrictions were lifted earlier this year, demand has surged and airports have been left frantically trying to recruit new staff.

😅🤥🤨 Notoriously-private Moss, 48, put aside her infamous hatred of interviews in order to rush to Depp's aid today in court. She took to the stand and delivered a sensational blow to his ex-wife Heard's case by squashing the actress' claim that Depp once pushed her down the stairs. Body language expert Judi James analyzed the subtle movements in Moss' face, which she said implied that the star has nothing but warm feelings towards her ex. On the other hand, James claimed that Heard's uncomfortable look throughout the testimony suggested that she felt 'denial or irrelevance.' James noted that Moss appeared 'impassive, devoid of any signs of stress or anxiety' - despite previously stating she would get 'ill' before speaking to media. After Depp and Moss split in 1998, she said she cried for 'years,' but now, she couldn't contain her smile at the mere thought of her past love with the star.

😅🤥🤨 From dramatic oil paintings to a stunning garden, Kate Moss's Cotswolds mansion is exactly what you would expect from the supermodel. British-born Kate, 48, today gave bombshell evidence in the Depp v Heard trial from the Grade II listed picturesque property, where she has lived permanently since moving out of London in 2021. Testifying from her Gloucestershire home, she told the court that her ex boyfriend Johnny Depp never kicked, pushed or threw her downstairs while they were on a Jamaica trip. It came after Amber Heard previously told the court that she feared Depp would push her sister down the stairs during a violent argument after he had allegedly done the same to Moss. 

😅🤥🤨 Dom Richards, 36, an events business manager from Nottinghamshire, who calls herself a 'savvy spender', is able to feed her family-of-five for £35 a week (top right, with her partner Dean and her three children). The mother-of-three explained how she is able to save money by using an app to find free or unused food in the area, only using the oven once-a-week to save on energy bill and carefully meal planning a week in advance (right, her groceries for the week, and left, a cheese and tomato bacon pasta bake with garlic butter baguettes and salad for 29p per person by sourcing most of the ingredients free from Olio, the anti-food waste app)

😅🤥🤨 The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will join The Queen at a thanksgiving service at St Paul's Cathedral next week to celebrate her Platinum Jubilee - and Prince Andrew will be there too, it emerged today. The LA-based couple will honour the monarch's seven decades on the throne on Friday, June 3, alongside Her Majesty's children, grandchildren and her older great-grandchildren. It came as Meghan was begged by her estranged half-sister Samantha Markle to stop 'watching and doing nothing' after their father Thomas was rushed to hospital after he suffered a stroke. It scuppers Mr Markle's plans to visit London for the jubilee, where he is said to have wanted to go to Windsor to demand his daughter, Harry and their two children come out to meet him following years of estrangement. Prince Andrew will also make a rare public appearance at St Paul's for the first time since his father Prince Philip's memorial service in March, The Telegraph reports, where he was brought in from the cold to support his mother as she walked in and out of Westminster Abbey. He is said to be visiting his mother daily at Windsor since he settled the multi-million dollar case brought against him by Virginia Roberts Giuffre, one of paedophile Jeffrey Epstein's sex slaves. But the Duke and Duchess of Sussex and the Duke of York will not be joining other royals on the Buckingham Palace balcony at the Trooping the Colour that kicks off the Queen’s platinum jubilee celebrations next Thursday. Only senior serving royals such as Prince Charles, Princess Anne, Prince Edward and Prince William are invited. 

😅🤥🤨 Brian Wilson was fired from his job at a Grade II listed Seighford Hall in Stafford, Staffordshire, after bosses found he had let car salesman Andrew Potter walk off with the 460-year-old antique. Mr Potter took a nine feet wide oak overmantel (pictured) - an ornamental structure above a mantelpiece - from the 16th century mansion and it was later valued as being worth a staggering £5million by auctioneers. When Mr Potter tried to sell the artefact the local council took out an injuction to stop him, and although this was later dropped, he has since been unable to sell it. He is currently in the process of trying to find a buyer in the Middle East, according to a local auction house. Claiming unfair dismissal from his job, Mr Wilson told an employment tribunal the wooden item was 'rotten', had been set aside to be burned and that giving it away would save him the time of disposing of it. He was found to have been unfairly dismissed by a judge, although she said his behaviour had been 'blameworthy'.

😅🤥🤨 Photographs released by the fire service show the badly-damaged Ferrari SF90 (pictured left and right) after it was involved in the crash on Hagley Road, Halesowen, West Midlands. The luxury motor - which can reach speeds of up to 211mph and was once dubbed the 'quickest car of the decade' by Motortrend - was discovered at the scene by emergency services on Wednesday night. The front end of the vehicle, which goes from 0-124mph in 6.7 seconds, was left a crumpled mess while bits of the car can also be seen strewn over the road. Nobody is believed to have been injured in the collision which happened at around 7.40pm.

😅🤥🤨 Med-aide Angel Garza learned his daughter, Amerie Jo, was killed during the Texas school shooting while providing aid to her best friend. He learned from the little girl that Amerie had been shot while calling 911. Now, as he tries to process the loss of his daughter, Garza said he 'just wants to know what she did to be a victim'. He also wants people to know Amerie, 10, 'died trying to save her classmates'. Another parent, sheriff deputy Felix Rubio, also learned his daughter had been killed while assisting on scene after the shooting. Nineteen students and two teachers were killed during Tuesday's massacre.

😅🤥🤨 A fourth grade boy claims Salvador Ramos stormed his Texas classroom Tuesday and told students 'it's time to die' before opening fire and killing 21 people. The boy and four others hid under a cloth-covered table as Ramos fired shots. He also recalled watching his teachers, both of whom were killed in the massacre, go 'in front of my classmates to help'. Police say Ramos' motive for attacking Robb Elementary in Uvalde is unknown. Some law enforcement sources allege he had gotten in a fight with his grandma ahead of the killing spree but it is unclear if the argument provoked the attack. Ramos had no criminal history or known mental illnesses.

😅🤥🤨 She has spoken of her pride at having a new rose named in her honour. And now Dame Deborah James has visited the stall selling the beautiful bloom, which is breaking sales records, on a special out-of-hours tour of the Chelsea Flower Show. The cancer campaigner, 40, and her husband Sebastien enjoyed a tour of the show gardens with TV presenter Sophie Raworth. The trio raised a champagne toast in the Great Pavilion to the Dame Deborah James Rose, which is expected to sell out in days. The Harkness Rose Company has 25,000 available on pre-order for delivery this autumn, and says 15,000 have already been taken. For every £16.99 rose sold, £2.50 is donated to Dame Deborah's Bowelbabe Fund to benefit Cancer Research UK, which has so far raised an incredible £6.5million.

😅🤥🤨 Backbencher John Baron said the Sue Gray report showed a 'shameful pattern of misbehaviour', suggesting the PM had 'knowingly misled' Parliament. Meanwhile, David Simmonds - whose Ruislip, Northwood and Pinner seat neighbours Mr Johnson's own - said he no longer had the confidence of the public and should step down. The intervention came as No10 chief of staff Steve Barclay insisted the PM is 'honourable' despite the grim picture of staff boozing, fighting and vomiting in offices while the rest of the country was in a brutal lockdown . He appealed for MPs to move on, saying Mr Johnson is focused on the Ukraine war and cost-of-living crisis. The trickle came after only one MP - Julian Sturdy - change their stance on the premier's future in the immediate aftermath of the report yesterday.

😅🤥🤨 Animal rescue groups Breaking the Chains and Warriors of Wildlife travelled to the war-torn Black Sea port of Odessa on Monday in the largest ever big-cat rescue from an active war. The nine lions were facing starvation at their home in the Biopark, Odesa, where supplies of meat were running dangerously low because of the war. If Russian missiles damaged the animal enclosures, civilians would be in serious danger from the loose predators. The group travelled thousands of miles across three borders over 72 hours to carry out the rescue.

😅🤥🤨 Lucky was due to be killed that evening when rescuers stormed the dog and cat meat shop in Yulin and persuaded the chained-up animal to be freed. The Akita was the final animal of the day due to be slaughtered and it showed signs of having previously been someone's pet, suggesting it had been stolen. During its rescue, dog and cat carcasses are seen hanging nearby showing Lucky's likely fate if the activists did not intervene. Lucky was taken into a veterinary shelter supported by Humane Society International who take in dogs rescued from the Chinese meat trade. Footage taken by the charity also shows the horrific inhumane conditions where dogs are caged prior to being slaughtered.

😅🤥🤨 Actress Elizabeth Debicki (left) is the spitting image Princess Diana in the latest glimpse from the set of the new series of Netflix's The Crown. The Australian actress, 31, who is taking over the role from Emma Corrin, channelled the royal in a powder blue skirt suit that looks strikingly similar to several ensembles owned by the princess (inset, in 1997). Elizabeth, her hair cut to mimic Diana's signature style, lowered her head and kept a hand on her handbag strap as she strode away from Burghley House, in Stamford, Lincolnshire (right).

😅🤥🤨 Several audience members were so horrified that they got up and walked out of the screening of Crimes of the Future during the Cannes Film Festival on Monday. The Kristen Stewart-led movie showed 'grotesque' depictions of child autopsies, bloody intestines, body mutations, and open wounds being licked. And it turns out, this isn't the only flick to cause outrage at the highly-acclaimed Cannes film festival - which takes place in the South of France each year. The event is no stranger to controversy, showing a slew of scandalous movies over the years containing explicit sex scenes, brutal rapes, and extreme violence - including The House That Jack Built (top left), Irreversible (top right), Antichrist (bottom left), and Love (bottom right).

😅🤥🤨 The Premier League striker got down on one knee for long-time girlfriend Lucia Loi (couple pictured right) yesterday, less than a week after United ended their season in defeat to Crystal Palace. The pair, both aged 24, have been dating since the age of 15 when they were pupils at Ashton on Mersey school in Greater Manchester. Rashford had been planning the proposal for weeks and popped the question to Lucia at a lavish villa after they shared a romantic meal at celebrity seafood restaurant Catch LA. A source told The Sun: 'They went out in LA for a romantic night together on Tuesday and he proposed. It was extremely romantic.' Rashford shared news of the engagement on Instagram, posting an image of the pair embracing as they stood atop a bed of white roses in front of a heart-shaped archway (left)

😅🤥🤨 Social media users from around the world have shared some of the funniest examples of well-intentioned comments from elderly people that just missed the mark, with the best examples shared in a Bored Panda gallery. Among the amusing collection is a comment from a woman who apologised for pressing the laugh emoji on a condolences post. Another outrageous woman joked about 'needing a wheelchair after big night' with her husband (left). Also pictured: A woman who left a laughing emoji on a death notice (top right) and a man who values his privacy (bottom right).

😅🤥🤨 The pomp and pageantry of the 1937 Coronation Review of the Fleet saw 300 warships from Britain and other nations gathering at Spithead in Portsmouth before the King and Queen, as searchlights (top right) bathed the sky and floodlights lit up the vessels (bottom right). But the review is not remembered for the incredible tribute to the new King (inset). Instead it was the drunken radio broadcast of BBC commentator Thomas Woodrooffe (left) that Britons who tuned in around the country on the evening of May 20 were treated to. The infamous moment saw Lieutenant-Commander Woodrooffe drunkenly ramble for nearly four minutes before he was faded out by BBC colleagues. Lieutenant-Commander Woodrooffe, who had been set to spend 15 minutes commentating on the scene as the King inspected the Navy, instead told listeners: 'We have forgotten the Royal Review, we have forgotten the Royal Review, the whole thing is lit up by fairy lamps.' He went on to repeat several times that the fleet was 'lit up', before adding: 'We had a hundred, two hundred warships around us a second ago, and now they've gone, at a signal by the Morse code, at a signal by the fleet flagship which I'm in now, they've gone, they've disappeared.'

😅🤥🤨 Charmaine Burgh, 37, (pictured left before) from Peterborough, was still unhappy with her body after dropping to 9st in 16 months by exercising up to five times a week and eating in a calorie deficit. The mother has now transformed her appearance with £18,000 spent on a tummy tuck, breast uplift and implants (pictured centre and right). She says the mummy makeover has given her more confidence.

😅🤥🤨 The graffiti was uncovered at Vindolanda, a picturesque fort and settlement in the Northumberland countryside, which is part of the Hadrian's Wall World Heritage Site. The stone features a phallus measuring 15.7 x 6 inches, along with the words SECVNDINVS CACOR. This translates to 'Secundinus, the s***ter', according to experts.

😅🤥🤨 Niki Weedon, 35, of Chigwell, Essex, who appeared on last night's Long Lost Family, was found opposite a police station as a baby in April 1987, and named after the officer on duty that day, who was handed the youngster by a concerned resident who had stumbled upon her. She was adopted and had a happy childhood, but longed to find out her identity, turning to the Long Lost Family team for help - and thanks to DNA testing they discovered she is Scottish and Nigerian. Researchers also found the teaching assistant's late parents and four full siblings - who were shocked to discover they had another sister. They explained that their mother suffered with depression following the death of two of her children in infancy, as well as many miscarriages. Meanwhile, their father was diagnosed with schizophrenia around the time of Niki's birth. It was suggested that because of these struggles, Niki's birth mother decided to abandon her daughter where she could be found. In emotional scenes that aired last night, the siblings were seen meeting one another for the first time.

😅🤥🤨 Beaming alongside her father and sister, this is the young Princess Elizabeth enjoying a trip overseas with her family. Another shot shows Elizabeth, then just 20 years old, playing catch with her father, George VI and playfully trying on a pair of sunglasses. The shots are taken from a private home movie captured on HMS Vanguard, the vessel which took the Royal Family to South Africa for a tour in February - April 1947.

😅🤥🤨 BRIAN VINER: Blue suede shoes trod the red nylon carpet last night as an enthusiastic audience at the Cannes Film Festival arrived to see the premiere of Baz Luhrmann's keenly awaited biopic Elvis. The film stars former Disney Channel favourite Austin Butler in the exalted title role, as the King of Rock 'n' Roll, with Tom Hanks as his overbearing manager Colonel Tom Parker. It is rare to find Hanks playing a character practically without virtue, so it perhaps helps that he is prosthetised almost beyond recognition beneath a fat suit, sporting acres of wobbly jowls and an elongated nose, like a corpulent version of the sinister Child Catcher from Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.

😅🤥🤨 Chloe Elizabeth Rose, 20, (pictured) from the East Midlands, has gone viral on TikTok after racking up over 1 million views on a video where she creates the illusion of deflating her pregnancy bump. She told commenters TVA breathing is recommended to strengthen the core and pelvic floor during pregnancy and doesn't harm the baby. Many people admitted they were baffled by the movement.

😅🤥🤨 The car - a Rover Sterling 827 with a 2.7-litre petrol V6 engine - is rumoured to have been driven around London by Her Majesty, though there is little in terms of hard proof to support this. While the Queen's name isn't on the vehicle's logbook, the supporting documents with the car rubberstamp the fact it was supplied from new to 'Buckingham Palace, London, SW1 1AA'.

😅🤥🤨 Ellen DeGeneres was in tears as she walked out to her beloved audience one last time, taking her final bow on The Ellen DeGeneres Show that is set to air tomorrow. In a newly-released clip, the 64-year-old comedian emerges from behind a screen to a cheering audience, as she has always done over the past 19 seasons of the hit series.  A visibly emotional Ellen could be seen struggling to hold back the tears as she stepped towards the audience, with her wife Portia de Rossi and brother Vance DeGeneres sitting in the front row. 

😅🤥🤨 Jesse Koz has traveled 52,000 miles through 17 countries in his 1978 Volkswagen Beetle with his pet Golden Retriever Shurastey. But on Monday, Koz and his pet were killed in a head-on crash with a Ford Escape on US Highway 199 near Selma, Oregon. Koz and his dog were pronounced dead at the scene. The driver of the Ford Escape, Eileen Huss, 62, was taken to a hospital for treatment to her injuries. A two-year-old child who was in her vehicle was uninjured.

😅🤥🤨 A Brazilian pop singer was in a joking mood after one his arms got caught on fire during the middle of a concert. Xand Avião was signing at a Viixe Forró and Piseiro festival on Saturday night when one of stage prop machines was activated. The machine let out two large flames, the first one briefly covering his right arm, footage of the bizarre incident showed.

😅🤥🤨 Body camera footage reveals how Houston Narcotics Officer Shane Privette had not even finished telling Jalen Randle, 29, to put his hands up as he shot and killed the man on April 27. He could then be seen dragging Randle's limp body to the sidewalk, where he and other officers tried to tend to a wound to his neck. Randle later died at the hospital, with an autopsy ruling he died from a gunshot wound to the neck. Police claim they were trying to arrest him on three felony warrants for aggravated assault of a family member and evading arrest when he started fleeing in the passenger's seat of a friend's car on April 27, and as the police conducted a traffic stop, Randle tried to flee on foot. His family is now calling for justice in his death.