Shock as three Chinese warships make a 'secret' visit to Australia - sailing into Sydney Harbour with sailors in combat uniform on deck - in stunning display of Beijing's military might. Three Chinese warships with 700 sailors on board will spend the next four days docked in Sydney Harbour on an unannounced visit. Sydneysiders have reacted with surprise to the sudden appearance of a People's Liberation Army frigate, an auxiliary replenishment ship, and an amphibious vessel docked at Garden Island. The warships docked at the Royal Australian Navy base was approved by the federal government last week, which played down the visit. 😳

The US President Donald Trump managed to cause a commotion before even arriving in London this week as his $1 million 'Beast' vehicle was spotted over the weekend at a BP petrol station in London, which resulted in the road being blocked off by police in order for the vehicle to fill up ahead of the three day trip. 🚔 much #WOW

BBC presenter Victoria Derbyshire hosts the Trump Baby blimp in her studio as plans to put it in a Sadiq Khan-funded museum are revealed. 😂 #lol

Spitfires flew over the white cliffs of Dover yesterday to mark the final countdown to the 75th anniversary of the D-Day landings on Thursday. Aero Legends Pilots flew the iconic planes in formation above the English Channel on Sunday as the world began to reflect on the milestone anniversary approaching. Hundreds of veterans, the Queen and US President Donald Trump will attend the UK national memorial event on Wednesday to remember what is considered one of the most important events of the Second World War and the biggest amphibious invasion in military history. Later this afternoon more than 200 veterans will board a cruise ship in Portsmouth to make it to Normandy in time for the big day on Thursday. 🗿

Dutch airline KLM are funding a pioneering aeronautical project which could see the shape and layout of commercial aeroplanes changed forever. The stunning 'Flying-V' design, financially backed by KLM, has the same wingspan as existing planes and is able to carry up to 314 passengers. It is named after the iconic Gibson Flying-V electric guitar used by a number of legendary players - from Eddie Van Halen and Jimi Hendrix, to Brian May and Keith Richards. The concept craft, developed by researchers at Delft Technology University in the Netherlands, flares diagonally backwards from it nose to create the striking V-shape. Its designers say this unique configuration uses 20 per cent less fuel. The wings would host the passenger space, cargo hold, fuel tanks and all other infrastructure, it is believed. ✈️ #wow #future