Prince Harry’s new girl revealed

She was working as a waitress in a
cocktail bar ... when she met you know who

Kate Middleton lookalike ... Jessica Donaldson

PRINCE Harry is romancing a sexy Californian cocktail waitress, The Sun can reveal.

He shared passionate kisses with tattooed Jessica Donaldson, 26 — a Kate Middleton lookalike — while dating her in San Diego, US.
Last night a source said Harry, 27, was "bowled over" by the brunette he met while on a flying course.


The dashing royal met Jessica two weeks ago at the Andaz Hotel in San Diego, California, where she works in the cocktail lounge.
Brunette Jessica — known as Jes — closely resembles his brother William's wife Kate Middleton, 29.
Harry wound up locked in conversation with her in a corner of the VIP balcony of the hotel's Ivy nightclub.
The pair then went on two dates in a week and were spotted sharing passionate kisses. This week, as romance blossomed, they exchanged flirty texts and calls. A source said last night: "She's a really fun girl and he was clearly bowled over. Things developed from there."
A pal of Jessica said: "She is full of energy, a bit wild and goes out a lot.
"She's a cocktail waitress who serves the VIPs in the Ivy Club. She's gorgeous and very good at her job. But she's a funny and genuine girl. It's easy to see why Harry fell for her."
Their meeting came on Harry's first weekend off from flying Apache attack helicopters at the remote El Centro base, 100 miles from San Diego.

Flights and flirts ... pilot Harry leaves San Diego's Andaz Hotel, left, and sexy waitress Jes Donaldson makes a call

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Later that night, Jes is understood to have joined Harry and his air crew pals as they continued partying in a suite at the Andaz Hotel. Next day, Jessica — who sports a large floral tattoo on her right side — met Harry for lunch at a beachside restaurant.
And last weekend he invited her to the famous Belly Up Tavern live music venue in nearby Solana Beach.
They were seen kissing on a VIP balcony as they drank tequila and beer and danced to live music. Around 1am they moved on to another bar.
A source said: "Loads of girls were trying to get Harry's attention but he only had eyes for Jes. They were kissing and looked comfortable together."
Army captain Harry is single after his relationship with Zimbabwean beauty Chelsy Davy, 26, ended. He will be at El Centro for another two weeks before continuing his training in Arizona.

Don’t you know right from wrong?

DOOMED Colonel Gaddafi gasped before he was shot in the head: "Don't you know right from wrong?"

The merciless dictator — who slaughtered thousands of his countrymen for defying him — also tried to claim he was protected under Islamic law, it emerged yesterday.
His desperate pleas after he was captured hiding wounded in a sewer pipe came as Libyan revolutionaries paraded the bloodied Mad Dog through his home city by dragging him along its dusty streets.
The tyrant — surrounded by baying crowds — is seen in gruesome mobile phone footage to lift his head and splutter: "What you're doing is wrong, guys. What you're doing is wrong."

Video: Last footage of Gaddafi alive

WARNING: Graphic video aired on TV showing final moments of dictator's life

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As he continues to be hauled along and beaten, he wheezes: "What are you doing? It's haraam (forbidden). It's not allowed in Islamic law.
"Haraam! What you are doing is forbidden in Islam!"

Blood-drenched ... tyrant's captors mock him

The bloodthirsty mass murderer's last recorded words — as he fails to see the irony — are: "Don't you know right from wrong?"

A jubilant freedom fighter is then heard screaming: "God is great... God is great!"
The final thing Gaddafi appears to have heard before being killed by a bullet to the temple is a captor yelling at him: "Shut up, you dog!"
The gory footage shows a gun being put to his head — then cuts to his corpse stripped of its blood-drenched shirt.
Rebels roll the lifeless tyrant, 69, on to the pavement where blood pools from the back of his head.

Agony ... doomed Gaddafi screams for mercy

The images of his grisly fate on Thursday continued to be flashed around the world yesterday — as Libya pledged to make public files on atrocities the crazed brute was responsible for abroad.
They included the Lockerbie jet bombing that killed 270 in 1988 — and the shooting dead of WPC Yvonne Fletcher, 25, outside Libya's London embassy in 1984.
Mahmud Nacua, 74 — Libya's new ambassador to Britain — pledged Yvonne's killers will be put in the dock. But he insisted: "They will face justice in Libya, not in Britain."
Last night the body of hated Gaddafi — who used Libya's oil riches to bankroll IRA bombings as he smuggled Semtex to the terrorists — lay in an old meat locker.
He was transported after his death to Misrata and put on show for cheering crowds in the rebel city his forces tried to wipe out.

Dazed ... Mad Dog puts hand to bloodied head

The body of his son Muatassim, 37 — said to have been found skulking in the same drain as his dad — was in the chiller room next door. He too was captured alive — but was later shot in the neck and abdomen.
Libya's National Transitional Council remained unsure what to do with the pair — amid calls by Amnesty International for an independent war crimes probe into how the twisted dictator who ruled his country with an iron fist for 42 years met his end.
Russia also expressed disquiet. Yesterday Libya's acting PM Mahmoud Jibril continued to insist Gaddafi was killed in crossfire after being hauled from the drain.
He said a bullet hit the captive's arm as he was put on a truck — then another struck his head.
A doctor who examined the corpse further muddied the waters by saying a bullet to the gut was the fatal shot.
But he added as images showed gaping wounds to both temples: "There was another bullet that went in and out of his head."
Rupert Colville, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, was unconvinced by the official version of events.

Horror ... Gaddafi looks at blood on his hands

He said: "The two cellphone videos that have emerged, one of him alive and one of him dead, taken together are very disturbing."
Gaddafi had crawled into the pipe under a road as Sirte became the last city to fall to a revolution that was on the verge of being crushed until Nato warplanes from Britain and France were sent in.
RAF Tornados were leading a reconnaissance mission when French jets swooped on the fugitive tyrant's fleeing convoy — which was then targeted by a missile from a US drone.
Yesterday there were claims Gaddafi slipped up by using a satellite phone — pinpointing his hideout to Nato intelligence in a city previously scoured in vain by UK special forces hunting for him.
But Nato insisted it had no idea he was in the convoy when it was attacked.

Reign over ... Gaddafi's bloodied body lies on a mattress

Libya's interim leaders yesterday said Gaddafi would be buried with dignity and according to Islamic tradition. But that could be done in secret — deep in the desert.
Oil minister Ali Tarhouni said: "I told them to keep the body in the freezer for a few days — to make sure everyone knows he is dead."
Nato's top commander Admiral Jim Stavridis used Facebook to declare he was recommending an end to the six-month mission in Libya. It has cost Britain £300million.

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Son's final cig before death

Last image ... Muatassim

GADDAFI'S son Muatassim is pictured shortly before he died smoking a cigarette and swigging a bottle of water in images released yesterday.

Muatassim, 37 — a senior army officer — appears to be in a hospital after being captured by rebels.

However soon afterwards he is seen lying dead on a stretcher, shot through the neck and abdomen. The pictures raise questions over how Muatassim died after being captured alive.

Another of Mad Dog's sons, heir apparent Saif al-Islam, 39, was last night believed still to be on the run.

He is wanted by the International Criminal Court for crimes against humanity.

Two more sons — Saif al-Arab and Khamis — have been killed in the conflict. Saif, 29, died in a Nato bombing raid on Tripoli while Khamis, 28, perished in fighting near the capital in August.

Mad Dog's remaining four children appear to be safe after fleeing Libya.

Ex-footballer Saadi, 38, went to Niger where he is still in hiding.

Sons Hannibal, 36, and Mohammed, 41, and daughter Aisha, 34, are all in Algeria after they were given refuge by the government there alongside Gaddafi's wife Safia.

Human torch bank protest

A MAN turns himself into a human torch yesterday in protest at Greek banks.

The demonstrator doused himself in petrol in Thessaloniki after saying he had been ruined by catastrophic debts.
He was taken to hospital with chest burns.

It is the second time the unnamed 55-year-old has set himself on fire over his failed business.

Extreme measures ... man pours petrol over his chest

Euro bosses yesterday rejected demands for urgent action to tackle the Greek debt crisis.
Eurozone finance ministers postponed a decision over whether to allow Athens the next instalment of bailout cash.
Chancellor George Osborne urged leaders to send "a clear signal they truly recognise the gravity of the situation".

Extinguished ... fire tackled by cop

Gaddafi son binged on drugs and hookers

ONE of Colonel Gaddafi's vile sons went on a sex and drugs binge in London as his dad's regime crumbled.

Saadi Gaddafi, 38, blew thousands on hookers, vodka, cocaine and cannabis while at the family's £11million mansion.
Bodyguard Stefan Bell, paid £300 a day to protect Saadi, said: "He was intimidating and nasty and lived a bizarre life.
"He did like his hookers. He'd spend ages trawling the internet for Chinese escorts, they always had to be Chinese.
"He'd show me or my colleague a picture of the girl and we rang to book a visit. He wanted them to stay all night which was £1,500.
"Drugs were also common. Saadi asked me once if I could get him some cocaine, but I refused.
"A lot of cannabis was smoked by him and his entourage. They were high a lot of the time.
"There was masses of vodka too, bottles and bottles. Sometimes they hired a barman to pour their drinks for them."

Bodyguard ... Stefan Bell

The beautiful mansion in Hampstead that was the base for his five-week binge has now been overrun by squatters.
And Saadi, the third of Gaddafi's seven sons, was yesterday seeking refugee status in Niger after fleeing the Libyan rebels who overthrew his tyrant father.
It is a stark contrast to the arrogant figure he cut when he arrived in Britain in November.
Stefan, who met him at Stansted airport, said Saadi arrived with a couple of aides, his personal doctor, an America woman who was his PA and about eight friends. They went straight to the Hampstead home, which had just had a multi-million pound refurbishment.

Mad dog and his puppy ... Saadi with his tyrant father Colonel Gaddafi

Stefan, 33, said: "The house was amazing inside. But there were one or two teething problems with the stereo system which piped music into each room.
"They could easily have been fixed. But instead Saadi decided he wanted to buy a new house so we drove around looking for one.
"There was one he really liked in Surrey, a huge place for £50million. I'm not sure if he actually put an offer in by the time everything kicked off in Libya but he certainly planned to.
"Spending £50million just because he couldn't get the stereo to work — that's Saadi for you."
Saadi, an ex-footballer who was on the books of three Italian clubs, spent hours hand-picking his hookers. But when they turned up he was not always happy.

House of stoned ... £11million mansion where Saadi took cocaine and bedded hookers

Stefan said: "Sometimes he said he didn't like the look of them and would send them away.
"We gave them a bit of money but they were furious for not earning the full amount. Saadi never booked girls for his friends, just for himself. He'd disappear to his room with them and we wouldn't see him until morning."
Rumours of Saadi's homosexuality have been doing the rounds in Libya for years. When rebels raided his home in Tripoli they found piles of gay DVDs.

And in London he was clearly having a relationship with a man who was known as the Butler. Stefan said: "When the Butler arrived I was expecting an older bloke, but he was about 18.
"Saadi would shout for him in the night. We'd get up thinking he wanted us but he wanted the Butler to go to his room.
"Later on Saadi would come out of the room covered in sweat and wearing just a towel."
Stefan, from Newcastle, said Saadi also blew thousands at a time on shopping trips. He added: "We visited Harrods a lot.
"One time he bought a set of 12 solid silver knives, forks and spoons with his initials on.
"It cost £70,000 and the entire bill for that trip was £120,000.
"Sometimes his card was declined which was quite embarrassing. But all he did was ring the Libyan embassy to put some more money into his account. Towards the end of the trip he sent one of the men out to Soho to buy loads of porn DVDs to take back to Libya. This bloke would come back with bags of DVDs — he got hundreds of them."
Saadi, who reportedly once blew £170million in just 12 months on private jets, jewels, cars, clothes and women, was in his father's inner-circle and commander of Libya's special forces.
But Stefan said he never once mentioned his father. He added: "He never came across as a politician or as a representative of the Libyan government."
Saadi left Britain in late December. He planned to return a week later but never came back.
Stefan said: "We took him to Luton airport and he flew to Tripoli on a private jet. Despite working with him so intimately for five weeks he did not have the courtesy to say goodbye."

Bombs, executions, poverty... welcome to Anzhi FC, Mr Eto’o

THEY have been dubbed the Manchester City of Russia, with a playboy owner whose spending would make even Roman Abramovich wince.

Forget the sheik billionaires who have taken the Premier League by storm, it is little-known Russian club Anzhi Makhachkala which is setting the standard in the lavish spending stakes.
Their shock capture of Inter Milan ace Samuel Eto'o for £22million — pipping City to his signature — made headlines across the world, especially his salary of around £350,000 A WEEK.
That swoop made the African Player Of The Year the world's highest-paid footballer, with a reported wage of £17.9million per season after tax, effectively doubling his wage.
It leaves Cristiano Ronaldo — previously the best paid — trailing behind on his comparatively measly £11.3million per season at Real Madrid.

Mean streets ... destruction wreaked by a suicide bomb that killed 7 policemen in January last year

Wanted ... Fabio Capello

Far from being an unrealistic attempt at a fantasy football-style assembly of a superstar squad, the Russians are chasing the man they consider to be the world's best manager — England coach Fabio Capello.

Already on a £6million-a-year deal with the FA, Fabio could well be licking his lips at an unlikely pay rise after next summer's European Championship, his final tournament in charge of the Three Lions.
Anzhi have sent out a real signal of intent having also signed World Cup-winning Brazilian Roberto Carlos on a free transfer. He is said to be on £65,000 a week.
Other big signings include £15million Chelsea winger Yuri Zhirkov (on an estimated £92,000 a week) and former Blues midfielder Mbark Boussoufa, who is also paid megabucks, at around £10million.
There have also been moves mooted for Manchester United's Serbian captain Nemanja Vidic and Arsenal's Russian forward Andrey Arshavin.

Big-money move ... Yuri Zhirkov

Sandwiched between the killing fields of Chechnya and the Caspian oil basin, bordered by Georgia and Azerbaijan in the deep south of Russia, the city of Makhachkala is hardly a hotbed of glamorous WAG culture.
It is in the Republic of Dagestan, which has an unemployment rate of at least 40 per cent. The impoverished area is so dangerous that the Foreign Office has advised Brits not to visit.
But that looks certain to change as the modest local club becomes a real player in world football.
Set up in just 20 years ago, Anzhi only returned to the top tier of Russian football last summer.
Their highest ever league position was fourth in 2000, which paved the way to Uefa Cup qualification and a tie against Rangers, which they lost 1-0.

Russia's deep south ... Makhachkala is located between dangerous Chechnya and the oil-rich Caspian Sea

Wanted ... Nemanja Vidic

Last season Anzhi finished a far from glitzy 11th. They will harbour loftier ambitions this season after the arrival of super-wealthy businessman Suleyman Kerimov as boss in February this year.
Listed 118th on the Forbes Rich List — a who's who of the world's billionaires — he is worth an estimated £5billion.
Though that is little over half of the fortune amassed by his countryman, Chelsea chief Roman Ambramovich, Kerimov has made it clear that no expense will be spared in his bid to revolutionise football.
He has authorised spending of more than £150million on transfer fees and wages for well-known players from Europe's elite. A member of the Federation Council of Russia, the 45-year-old served in the lower chamber of the Russian parliament.
Married with three kids, Kerimov is every bit the magnate. In 2006 he was injured after crashing a new Ferrari Enzo into a tree in Nice, France.

Small-scale ... Anzhi Makhachkala's 16,000 capacity stadium

Moneybags ... Suleyman Kerimov

Though it was originally suggested that Kerimov had bought out the club's former owners, it later emerged that he was given a 100-per-cent stake in Anzhi by the president of Dagestan in return for financial investment in the area.
The mogul has wasted no time — vowing to plunge £900million into the project. Around £125million of that will go on infrastructure, including a new 50,000-seater stadium to replace the run-down 16,000-seater Dynamo Stadium.
Other facilities likely to be built include a state-of-the-art training base, as well as hotels and luxury living quarters for the squad. All in pursuit of the holy grail — Champions League football.
It is an astonishing outlay, particularly given the club's bleak surroundings.
On Saturday night, ahead of Eto'o's first home appearance for the club where he scored in a 2-1 victory against Volga, four people were gunned down on the streets around the stadium. In separate incidents nine other bodies were discovered, including those of a policeman and two soldiers.

Captain ... Roberto Carlos

Just hours after the execution-style murders, the game kicked off.
It is an area gripped by Islamic terrorism and gun crime on the streets. One of our pictures above shows the devastation caused by a suicide bomb which killed seven policemen and wounded 20 people in the city in January last year.
For security reasons Eto'o and his new team-mates are not based in Makhachkala. Instead, they live and train 1,200 miles away in Moscow.
Indeed, they will only set foot in the area on match day, having been flown in by the club. Even then, the likes of Eto'o and fellow star Roberto Carlos are flanked by security guards.
Carlos, who now captains Anzhi, has had his fair share of problems outside Makhachkala — having endured several instances of racism.

Up and running ... Samuel Eto'o scores on his debut for Anzhi

On one occasion, in a match against Krylya Sovetov, bananas were thrown from the stands.
But despicable though the fans' behaviour was, it is unlikely to slow down the head of steam that Anzhi are building up.
Already this season, the club are fourth in the table — just six points behind leaders Zenit.
It seems that this ambitious club with such humble beginnings may be well on the way to glory.

I shopped my partner to ploce for having sex with his daughter

WELCOMING her partner's long-lost daughter into the family was just a natural reaction from mum Marie Betts.

After 15 years with Andrew Butler, 47, Marie encouraged him to be the doting dad he was to their two children, to the little girl he had left when she was just six years old.

Within a couple of months of being reunited with her dad, Nicola Yates, 26, spent Christmas with the family.

But factory worker Andrew had become secretive and Marie suspected he was having an affair.

However, never in her worst nightmares did she think he was in an incestuous relationship with Nicola.

Here, in an exclusive interview with The Sun, Marie reveals how her discovery led to the conviction of the pair — a story that shocked the nation.

Full-time mum Marie, 36, from Lichfield in Staffordshire, says: "Andrew had started being very possessive about his phone.

"Before he would leave it lying around but suddenly he wouldn't let it out of his sight.

"This odd behaviour made me really suspicious. I was desperate to find out whether he was having an affair.

"He left his coat draped over the chair while he went to the car one evening and I couldn't help myself from sneaking a peek.

"With horror I discovered a stream of dirty texts.

"When I looked at the sender I thought I was going to be sick — they were from his own daughter Nicola.

 

"I read one and it described them spending a night in bed together. I was in complete shock.
"Incest is a crime and I knew I needed to take his phone without him noticing and shop him to the police.
"This act was so vile, I could no longer recognise the man I loved for 15 years. We had two children together and I thought we were soulmates."
Marie slipped the phone back into his coat and waited for two days until their next date together.
They lived separately in Birmingham because, Marie says: "We were very much in love, but never felt the need to live in each other's pockets.
"I put on a brave face when I saw Andrew. He went into the bedroom and left his phone in the living room.
"I grabbed it and told him I was nipping to the local shop.
"I drove round the corner and parked up. I looked at his photos and couldn't believe my eyes.
"There were photos of Nicola in her underwear in her dad's flat and pictures of them having sex. I burst into tears, I was hysterical. There were hundreds of messages.
"How could he do this with his own daughter? He had been sleeping with me too. It was the ultimate betrayal.
"I went back to the flat and Andrew said he was leaving as he needed to find his phone. Then I marched to the police station with the phone and was interviewed for five hours.

Affair ... daughter Nicola

"Two days later he was arrested."
Marie could never have imagined this horror when she met timid Nicola.
Marie says: "Andrew and Nicola had been reunited through the family tracing website Genes Reunited in October 2006, when Andrew got a message from his long-lost daughter.
"I told him he must contact her, she was obviously desperate to be reunited.
"A week later Andrew brought her to my house. I welcomed Nicola into our lives with open arms and tried to make her feel part of the family.
"Within four weeks Nicola had started staying at Andrew's flat."
Three months later, Marie invited Nicola to spend Christmas Day at her home with the family.
Marie says: "As we opened gifts Nicola refused to get involved and would only talk to Andrew.
"She was really quiet and wouldn't leave Andrew's side. She was sitting on his knee like a little child.
"I thought it was a bit weird but didn't question it at the time. I felt sorry for her and thought it must be intimidating to have a new family."
Just two weeks later heartbroken Marie discovered the sickening texts.
In May 2007, at Birmingham Crown Court, Andrew and Nicole both pleaded guilty to having sex with an adult relative.
Andrew was given a four-month jail term while Nicola was sentenced to an 18-month supervision order.

Sentence ... Nicola was given 18-month supervision order

Marie says: "I knew I had done the right thing going to the police. Although we had children together I could no longer bear to be with him. I was disgusted and the thought of being around him made me feel sick."
Marie ended her relationship with Andrew and moved out of the area.
She says: "From the moment I turned him into the police, me and the kids had nothing more to do with him.
I still knew of his whereabouts as my father worked with him, though they never spoke.
"I heard Andrew had a new girlfriend. My dad said he was always on the phone to her at work."
Then Marie discovered the police were investigating Andrew again.

She says: "Deep down I had a feeling it had to do with Nicola. I then found out they had started their relationship again.
"I cried my eyes out. It brought it all back again. Nicola's half-sister had discovered sexual photos of Nicola and Andrew together on her mobile phone.
"She told her mum, who confronted her daughter before reporting the couple to the police."
At Birmingham Crown Court on August 4 this year Butler was jailed for ten months and ordered to sign the sex offenders register for ten years.
Nicola was sentenced to 26 weeks in jail suspended for two years.
For Marie the latest discovery has brought back painful memories.
She says: "I couldn't let a man touch me for three years after what happened. I still feel completely betrayed and find it hard to trust men.
"Even to this day it makes me feel sick to think he was sleeping with me and his daughter at the same time."

 

My 3-in-a - bed secret

SIMON Cowell yesterday sensationally confessed to having a three-in-a-bed session with two mystery beauties.

The X Factor chief, 51, revealed in his raunchiest-ever interview how he found himself alone with the two gorgeous girls.
He said of the encounter, which he confessed happened "years ago": "I was just with these two girls and we ended up in bed. It was cool — I liked it."
Cowell also admitted sharing a blind date with Charlie Sheen's ex Denise Richards, 40, when she was eight months pregnant — and said he romped with other celebs, who he would not name.
And asked whether he is still engaged to make-up artist Mezhgan Hussainy, 37, he replied: "I'm not sure."
Pressed on the remark during a US radio interview, he added: "It's something I would need to say to you off the radio.
"I do get embarrassed talking about these things publicly."
The millionaire telly mogul was quizzed about his sex life on controversial shock jock Howard Stern's breakfast show.