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Four doors opened onto the first-floor landing of Ghislaine Maxwell's London pied-a-terre. Viewed from the top of the stairs to the ground floor, the door on the right led into a master bedroom. That is where Epstein and Maxwell slept together that Saturday night, a source claims. The door on the left (against which the Duke and Miss Roberts are seen in the photograph) led to the study-cum-second bedroom. That was Miss Roberts's room. Directly opposite the top of the stairs were two further doors; an airing cupboard and the entrance to the bathroom. The latter was 'where I led (the Duke)', Miss Roberts recalled in the manuscript of her memoir. 'It was a beige marble tiled floor with porcelain Victorian-style bathtub in the middle of the room and nowhere near the size of Jeffrey's residences.' Compact: The layout of Ghislaine Maxwell’s London mews house, showing the cramped bathroom, and Andrew in the house with Virginia Roberts and Maxwell She wrote: 'I

Coronavirus cases have been stabilizing and steadily declining across the Midwest and Upper Great Plains over the last few weeks. States such as Illinois, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, Wisconsin and Wyoming - some of which were hit the hardest by the virus - are seeing counts fall by as much as 44 percent.   One reason for the drop appears to be that governors in several states, such as Iowa, North Dakota and Wyoming, finally instituted mask mandates after resisting for months. Another is that a sizable percentage of the population in these states, at least 20 percent, has already been infected, meaning the number of new cases is likely going to decline, according to analysis from covid19-projections.com.  Meanwhile, infections are surging in coastal states such as California and New York, reminiscent of the early days of the pandemic, although it's unclear why.  It comes as the US COVID-19 death toll, which now stands at more than 292,000, surpassed the number of Americans

More Britons than ever before are planning to travel next year with eight out of 10 planning trips following months of coronavirus lockdown, a study shows. Around half of those surveyed said they would book more weekends away from home in 2021, while a third will visit their friends and family more often.   Some 40 per cent said they plan to go abroad next year, following Grant Shapps' announcement that holidaymakers returning to the UK from countries not on the travel corridor list will soon only need to quarantine for five days if they test negative for the virus.      Thomas Cook today told MailOnline it has experienced a huge surge in those booking holidays for June, July and August next year compared to two weeks ago. Bookings for next summer have tripled compared to two weeks ago as Britons experience a 'big shift in confidence,' the travel agency said.   Around half of Britons surveyed said they would go for more weekends away from home in 2021, while a third will vi

Sophie Ellis-Bextor is talking about natural highs and that feeling when you think you hate exercise, but actually drag your body out on a run and find — surprise! — that you almost enjoy it. Except she's not talking about sporting matters, not really. She's talking about Christmas, and the astonishing mood-enhancing magical power of... tinsel. 'I think there are endorphins involved. Like lots of people this year, I was feeling a bit gloomy about Christmas, a bit 'I-can't-find-the-festive-feeling', but once I started to decorate the house, it was amazing how quickly it tricked my brain.  'It gave me the right sort of endorphins, or whatever. I've noticed quite a lot of people doing the same thing, and going bigger and brighter with everything.' Sophie Ellis-Bextor is talking about Christmas, and the astonishing mood-enhancing magical power of... tinsel In her house, she's been going bigger and brighter with the tinsel. You might have read that ti

Daniel Walsh killed his landlord Graham Snell and then chopped his body up A 30-year-old Derbyshire lodger who killed and chopped up his victim before shoving some of his body parts down a badger sett has been found guilty of murder. Daniel Walsh killed his landlord Graham Snell and then caught a taxi to DIY stores to buy two handsaws which he used to dismember the 71-year-old. He then went on to bury parts of his body in woodland in Chesterfield, and spent the money he stole from his victim at a casino, arcades in Matlock, Derbyshire, and at a massage parlour. A jury took just over an hour to unanimously find him guilty of murder following a near three-week retrial at Derby Crown Court. Judge Nirmal Shant QC, Honrary Recorder of Derby, remanded him into custody and will sentence him on Monday. Prosecutor Peter Joyce QC, opening the case on November 23, said: 'The cause of death is unascertained because there were so many body parts, but we know what he did. Prosecutors said: '

The third mysterious metal monolith in the UK measuring 2.5 metres tall has now appeared on Dartmoor. The 'surreal' sculpture was spotted on the top of a hill in the Devon National Park near the village of Throwleigh. It appears to be the third of its kind found in the UK since Tuesday, with one in the Isle of Wight and another in Glastonbury. The installations were first spotted in Utah in November and have since been popped up around the world. The structure was spotted on Dartmoor by photographer Sarah Clarke, who captured an eerie shot of the monolith on Wednesday Two similar monoliths have appeared on the Isle of Wight and on top of a hill in Glastonbury One also appeared in the centre Ukranian capital of Kiev on Zamkova Hora hill on Friday, and another appeared in Poland.  Australia has also been embroiled in the global trend, as one of the metal structures appeared in Adelaide.  The structure was spotted on Dartmoor by photographer Sarah Clarke, who captured an eerie sh

At least 19 anti-eviction demonstrators were arrested following a clash with police at a New York City building Friday.  Protesters fighting against evictions during the pandemic were spotted marching through the streets of downtown Brooklyn Friday, just weeks after City Marshals carried out their first, legal tenant eviction since the spring lockdown began.  The protesters originally gathered outside Brooklyn Housing Court, but made their way to the building at 24 Court Street later, FreedomNews.TV reported.   Anti-eviction demonstrators were seen being arrested during a protest in Brooklyn Friday NYPD officers were caught on video scuffling with protestors outside a building, including one man (in brown) who was later seen being restrained Police officers were seen taking a protester into custody as other chanted 'shame' at them It's unclear why the protesters went to that building or who called police to the scene.  At some point during the protest at the building - wh

Police in New York City are hunting for a man who has been accused of following a woman to her apartment in Brooklyn in broad daylight, tying her up while pretending he was armed with a gun and sexually assaulting her.  The attack took pace at around 12.40pm on Thursday in the area of Avenue N and East 33rd Street in the Marine Park section of Brooklyn. According to police, the assailant followed the woman up to her apartment, pushed an object resembling a gun into her back and ordered her to open the door. Police in New York City are searching for this man, who they say sexually assaulted a woman in Brooklyn on Thursday afternoon after following her home  The suspect was seen driving away from the scene in Marine Park in this 2012 grey Mitsubishi Outlander SUV  Once inside, the intruder punched the victim in the face, restrained her using zip ties and duct tape, and sexually assaulted her, reported CBS New York. Before fleeing, the suspect ransacked the woman’s apartment in search o