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They are some of the most well-known people in the world - towering representatives of royalty, entertainment and politics. The Queen, Dame Joan Collins, Paul McCartney, Helen Mirren, Mick Jagger and Boris Johnson are just some of those who were alive in 1966. Whilst Her Majesty had already been on the throne for 14 years in the year England won the World Cup for the first and, so far, only time, our current Prime Minister was only just turning two. McCartney and his friends John Lennon, George Harrison and Ringo Starr were topping the musical charts in the Beatles, whilst Jagger was doing the same with the Rolling Stones. Screen star Collins had already appeared in 25 films, whilst Mirren was just starting out with her starring performances in the National Youth Theatre.  Prince Charles, who would turn 18 in November 1966, spent two terms at a grammar school in Victoria, Australia, that year.   As for MailOnline columnist Piers Morgan, he would turn one in March - three months before

The woman a footy star snuck into a team hotel, breaking coronavirus protocol and nearly bringing the game's marquee event to its knees, has been revealed as being a 'dancer'.  South Sydney Rabbitohs star Jai Arrow has been dumped from the Maroons' squad and fined $35,000 after he brought a woman into the Queensland camp on the Gold Coast on Wednesday.  It's understood Arrow, 25, didn't leave the team hotel but invited the woman into camp, The Sydney Morning Herald reported. The outlet has reported Arrow described the woman as a 'dancer', but insists they had no physical contact. He smuggled the woman in by avoiding hotel and team security.  The lock forward's former girlfriend and Miss World Australia, Taylah Cannon, has since unfollowed the disgraced star on Instagram. Jai Arrow has told team officials the woman he breached team protocol with and smuggled into Queensland's hotel was a 'dancer'  The lock forward's former girlfriend a

Cobb County Police say golf pro Gene Siller, 46, was shot in the head by an unidentified gunman at Pinetree Country Club in suburban Atlanta on Saturday after 'witnessing an active crime' unfolding The mystery surrounding the murder of a pro-golfer at a Georgia country club continues to deepen after police revealed the two other men who were also shot dead were out-of-state residents with no known ties to the area. Cobb County Police say golf pro Gene Siller, 46, was shot in the head by an unidentified gunman at Pinetree Country Club in suburban Atlanta on Saturday after 'witnessing an active crime' unfolding.   Siller, who was director of golf at the club and a married father-of-two, was not playing at the time but was walking towards the 10th hole after hearing that a white Ram 3500 pickup truck was being driven onto the course by the suspect.  Police believe Siller was shot dead after approaching the truck, which had become stuck in a sand trap. His body was found on

The shattered parents of a teenage farmer who took her own life are searching for answers on what sparked the tragedy - as it's revealed scammers have set up a fake crowdfunding account to prey on her loved ones.  Phillip and Richele Loane paid tribute to Caitlyn Loane, 19, a fourth-generation Labtrobe farmer who died suddenly in the past fortnight. Caitlyn was also an emerging TikTok star, with her spontaneous videos liked by over 750,000 people, with many seeing her as a role model for women in agriculture. Caitlyn Loane, 19, died suddenly leaving her parents Phillip and Richele (pictured above with Caitlyn) grasping for answers because of how certain and content she seemed with the life ahead of her The glamorous teen was adored by the Latrobe farming community, in northern Tasmania, which is in deep shock at her sudden passing A devastated Mrs Loane told Daily Mail Australia she had been informed of the fake fundraiser by a friend who was conned by it. 'Sadly we have been n