Nick Craven

3 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Jon Brady |Nick Craven

Liam Payne's son Bear will inherit as much as £48million when he turns 18 if his money is wisely invested, according to experts. The young son of the One Direction singer, who died after falling from a balcony in Buenos Aires, Argentina last October, is the sole beneficiary of the star's enormous £24m fortune. Court documents reveal that Liam, 31, did not leave a will, and had an estate worth £28,594,888 when he died.

4 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Nick Craven

Simon Mann, the colourful mercenary and ex-SAS officer jailed for leading the so-called Wonga Coup involving Sir Mark Thatcher in central Africa 20 years ago has died, MailOnline can reveal. Old Etonian Mann, who also served in the Scots Guards after Sandhurst, was one of a group of 70 mercenaries arrested in Zimbabwe for attempting to stage a coup in oil-rich Equatorial Guinea in 2004.

4 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Nick Craven |Dan Woodland

Tragic One Direction star Liam Payne's girlfriend 'wouldn't have it any other way' after learning she is likely to miss out on his £24million inheritance, insiders say. It was revealed how the popstar, 31, died without leaving a will - and the bulk of his money is likely to head towards his eight-year-old son Bear, whose mother is Girls Aloud singer Cheryl Tweedy.

1 month ago | dailymail.co.uk | Nick Craven

Whatever David Beckham secretly wished for as he staged his lavish 50th birthday celebrations, it certainly would not have been to witness the hurtful spectacle of his own sons at war. Nevertheless, his various parties, in France, London and the Cotswolds, have all been overshadowed by the enduring rift that has pitted his eldest son Brooklyn, and his wife Nicola Peltz on one side, and the rest of the family on the other.

1 month ago | dailymail.co.uk | Nick Craven

Strolling through the windswept grey streets of Helsinki, there's one fact every Finn seems to know off by heart – their country is rated the happiest place on earth. At least that's what the authors of the UN-sponsored World Happiness Report from the University of Oxford decided (for the eighth year in a row). But most of the Finnish people quizzed by MailOnline haven't the faintest idea how they managed to be crowned champions of the cheerfulness charts.