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With its peeling paint and windows covered with wire mesh, the Bellgrove Hotel in Glasgow city centre doesn't exactly ooze luxury. But according to travel website TripAdvisor, the homeless hostel is one of the country's finest establishments after jokers inundated the hotel's page with five-star reviews. The prank saw the Bellgrove soar into one of Britain's leading 100 hotels after users left descriptions of outstanding spa and pool facilities and fine cuisine. Misleading: The Bellgrove Hotel in Glasgow is a shelter for a homeless but ended up with a listing on TripAdvisor User gordy682, from Dublin, posted a review under the headline 'Pure Joy'. It read: 'Great hotel, friendly staff and a very warm welcome. Excellent food and room service with a smile. Nothing was any trouble for the staff. Central location near town centre. 'Hotel did look a bit shabby on the outside however appearances can de deceitful. Luxurious rooms, spa and leisure facilities

Perfectly balancing a pile of biscuits on top of his nose, Australian cattle dog Jack could teach circus performers a thing or two. Showing perfect patience and poise, the three-year-old dog can balance a range of every day items on his face. In a series of pictures posted on Reddit by his San Franciscan owners Nicole Lee and her boyfriend Trey, Jack is pictured balancing everything from a football to a frying pan on his head. Talent: Jack the Australian cattle dog looks perfectly poised as he balances a pile of four biscuits on his nose Balancing act: Jack is pictured balancing a football on his head, left, and a frying pan on the end of his nose, right The talented animal, who was adopted by Nicole and Trey as a puppy, happily poses for the pictures in return for praise and treats. The couple say they noticed the dog was particularly clever from a young age and began training him to balance items on his head while playing with him at home. More... A cracking sale! E

A mother and her young daughter have allegedly been gang-raped by six men 'in revenge' for dishonour to one of the attacker's relatives. Police said that the men raped the women in the Champaran district of Bihar, northern India because the mother's son had eloped with one of their sisters. It is believed that the victims were kidnapped from Sariswa village and taken to one of the attacker's houses. Outrage: Opposition leader Sushma Swaraj lead a protest this week against the wave of sexual attacks on Indian women According to the police, they believed the boy's mother knew about the couple's whereabouts, but would not reveal it to them. The couple reportedly went missing in January and have not been traced since. A medical examination of the two women confirmed that they were raped on April 18. The police said they arrested the suspects within 36 hours of the complaint being lodged. More... Foreign journalist banned from hearing December 16 gang-rape

The coach to the two footballers convicted in the Ohio rape trial may face charges for his failure to report the crime committed by his two star players. MailOnline has learned that Head Coach Reno Saccoccia's conduct in the scandal that has overwhelmed the town of Steubenville will be scrutinized as part of a Grand Jury investigation. State Attorney General Mike DeWine yesterday announced his intention to convene a Grand Jury on April 15 to further investigate the case that led to the convictions of quarterback Trent Mays, 17, and wide receiver Ma'lik Richmond, 16. Scroll down for video Possible charges: The conduct of Head Coach Reno Saccoccia, pictured, in the scandal that has overwhelmed the town of Steubenville will be scrutinized as part of a Grand Jury investigation He stated: 'We cannot put this to bed. We cannot bring finality to this without the convening of the grand jury.' Sixteen people refused to co-operate with investigators and among the possible cri

The BBC once again faces questions over product placement of top clothing brands on news programmes after two presenters were seen wearing the same £550 jacket in the same bulletin. Both Jeremy Bowen and Ian Pannell sported £550 waxed biker jackets from prestige manufacturer Belstaff on the 10 o'clock news on Tuesday. It is not the first time questions have been raised over the broadcaster's journalists wearing expensive brands. Scroll down for video Prominent: Jim Bowen (right), seen here wearing the distinctive Belstaff jacket during his report about kidnapping from Syria. His colleague was seen in the same jacket in the same edition of the 10 o'clock news The BBC has come under scrutiny for prominent clothing branding in news broadcasts on two other occasions Wardrobe coincidence: BBC Boston Reporter Ian Pannell wearing the same Belstaff Jacket In 2011 the BBC was accused of allowing its presenters to advertise Berghaus clothing by ‘the back door’ – after negot

Fires aboard two fuel barges in Alabama's Mobile River that left three people critically injured after a fireball and several explosions lit the night sky have been allowed to naturally burn out. Fire and rescue crews with the Coast Guard were responding to two explosions and a fire at the natural gas barges when a third explosion occurred on Wednesday night. A fourth explosion was then reported just before 10pm local time. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Dangerous: Four explosions took place on two barges on the Mobile River in Alabama at around 10pm Wednesday night, injuring three people Flammable: The barges used to hold compressed natural gas but was empty at the time Three people were hospitalized with burns, but specific information on their conditions was not immediately available. Later in the evening, the local Fox affiliate reported that the three injured individuals were in critical condition. They have not been identified. The Coast Guard reports that they received their

Hundreds of emergency workers from more than 30 agencies converged on Los Angeles International Airport on Wednesday morning for a major disaster drill. LAX Air Exercise 2013 was described by organizers as a ‘full-scale, simulated aircraft disaster drill’ designed to test the airport’s emergency response capabilities during a two-hour, unrehearsed exercise. The drill is required by the Federal Aviation Administration to be conducted by Los Angeles World Airports at least once every three years to evaluate the operational capability and readiness of LAX’s emergency management system in a ‘real-time, stress-filled environment.’ Scroll down for video Hundreds of emergency workers from more than 30 agencies converged on Los Angeles International Airport on Wednesday morning for an major disaster drill Local residents were warned before the drill to expect to see some flames and pyrotechnics during the exercise Over 100 volunteers wore makeup and played the role of accident victi