J Hus: Rapper jailed for eight months for carrying a knife in London West field shopping center.

J Hus has been jailed for eight months for carrying a knife outside Westfield shopping centre in west London. The Mercury Prize shortlisted rapper, real name Momodou Jallow, was caught with the blade after police stopped a car near the shopping centre in Stratford in June this year. Judge Sheelagh Canavan, who sentenced the 23-year-old at Snaresbrook Crown Court, told the court it was the fourth time police had caught him with a knife.

NASA'S MARS INSIGHT LANDER SENDS BACK STUNNING FIRST SELFIE SAT ON RED PLANET'S SURFACE 'This is me on Mars'

Nasa's InSight lander has sent back its first full selfie while sitting on Mars. The robot has sent back stunning photos of the world that just became its home, as well as the first audio of the Martian wind.

Sweet stocking fillers for anyone with a sweet tooth.

If you're a big fan of sweet treats yule love this dreamy line-up of stocking fillers. We've pulled together a list of seven delightful products including some cracking own branded lines only available from Wilko which you could say are both naughty and nice.

Adults share Elf On The Shelf photos that show the mischievous toy getting up to no good.

Millions of parents have embraced the trend for using a watchful Elf On The Shelf toy to keep their children from misbehaving over the festive period. However, as this gallery of photos shared on Bored Panda reveals, sometimes the elves can be more mischievous than the children they're supposed to be watching. Contributors from around the world have shared snaps of their elves using either the real deal or budget alternatives seemingly trapped in mortal danger; including being frozen in ice and being suspended over the fire.

6.2 million packages go missing your rights if something's taken from your porch.

On one level, the rise of online shopping makes everything easier. But then there's the fear. Will it arrive in time? What if it arrives while I'm out? Will it arrive at all? Worryingly, new figures from insurance firm Policy Expert warn as many as 6.2 million parcels could go missing this Christmas as opportunistic thieves target homes where goods are left unattended.