Brekkie Wrap: Family faces five heart transplants; Paris Jackson attempts suicide The Bingham family (left to right) Jason, Gage, Lindsey, Sierra, Megan, Hunter and Stacy. A PARENT'S worst nightmare is one of their children falling ill, but for one American couple that fear has been eclipsed as their five children may all end up needing heart transplants. Two of Jason and Stacy Bingham's young children have required heart transplants for a rare genetic condition which made their hearts weak, and the other three are facing the same fate. The Binghams had their children tested and their son Gage, 4, has already had a pacemaker installed and will likely need a heart. Their 10-year-old Megan has shown a minor heart abnormality while six-year-old Hunter is yet to display any problems but given the family history it is something that he too will possibly face at some point. In other news, Michael Jackson's daughter Paris has been taken to hospital after a suicide attempt. Her mother, Debbie Rowe, confirmed the suicide attempt, saying Paris has "a lot going on." Also, beloved British actor Stephen Fry has revealed in a discussion of his bipolar disorder that he tried to take his own life last year. I'm president of [mental health charity] Mind, and the whole point in my role, as I see it, is not to be shy and forthcoming about the morbidity and genuine nature of the likelihood of death amongst people certain mood disorders," he said. Reports say one person has died and several have been injured in a Philadelphia building collapse, former UK tabloid executive Rebekah Brooks has pleaded not guilty to phone hacking charges, one of the Woolwich attack suspects has declared himself a "soldier" during a court appearance, 27 people have been killed by lightning in India, and hundreds of garment factory workers have been sickened in Bangladesh with contaminated water believed to be the cause. Emergency personnel respond to a building collapse in downtown Philadelphia, where the city fire commissioner says as many as eight to 10 people are believed trapped in the rubble, Wednesday, June 5, 2013. (AP Photo/Jacqueline Larma) Source: AP Elsewhere, belief in sorcery is on the rise in the Pacific, North Korean defectors have spoken of the misery of life in the country before they were repatriated, a huge mako shark caught off California could set a record, Michelle Obama has stood up to a heckler during a speech and her husband, President Barack Obama, has tapped Susan Rice to be his new National Security Advisor. A huge mako shark caught off California on the back of a boat trailer as it was being taken for an accurate weight reading. Picture: Ray Pacheco Source: AP Also, a mother has drawn scorn for asking for donations to help cover the costs of injuries her daughter sustained when she jumped from a roof and missed the pool she intended to land in, a winner has come forward to claim a $US590 million Powerball jackpot, brainwave technology will allow gamers to play with their minds, a UK man has been jailed for fraud after putting his own pubic hair in a restaurant meal and a 105-year-old Kiwi driver says he doesn't think the time has come for him to step out from behind the wheel. In celebrity news, a raunchy Pamela Anderson ad banned in Australia has also been pulled from TV in the UK, Tiger Woods' girlfriend Lindsey Vonn was forced to give a drug test at "fashion's Oscars," a French magazine has been told it's not allowed to republish topless pictures of Kate Middleton, Jon Stewart is preparing to leave The Daily Show desk and step behind the camera for a new film and Joss Whedon says superheroes and Shakespeare are a great mix for him. To read about Whitney Houston's daughter's nasty reaction to being evicted, check out our Global Goss report. Tiger Woods and Lindsey Vonn leave the MET Gala after party. In sport, Australian golfer Jarrod Lyle says he's been given the all-clear in his battle against leukaemia, Mercedes say it's only a matter of time until Lewis Hamilton gets up to speed, Roberto Martinez has completed his move to Everton, Jose Mourinho has taken a parting shot at Cristiano Ronaldo, and Rafael Nadal is through to the semis of the French Open where he will face Novak Djokovic. Novak Djokovic celebrates defeating Germany's Tommy Haas in three sets 6-3, 7-6, 7-5, in their quarter-final match at the French Open. Picture: Michel Euler Source: AP