John Travolta and Kelly Preston were the surprise guests at a Scientology event in England.

The Hollywood couple - who are still mourning the death of their 16-year-old son Jett, who tragically died in January - made a rare public appearance at the 25th anniversary of the International Association of Scientologists at Saint Hill Manor in East Grinstead, West Sussex, last weekend.

One of the defendants in the John Travolta extortion case burned a key document, it has been claimed.

Bahaman police officer Detective Deborah Thompson testified yesterday (08.10.09) that Senator Pleasant Bridgewater - one of two people alleged to have demanded £18 million from the actor following his 16-year-old son Jett's death in January - told police she has destroyed a form with the star's signature "after she noticed the situation was about to explode".

John Travolta's attorney warned a former Bahamas senator she wouldn't get away with blackmailing the actor for £18 million.

Lawyer Michael McDermott told a court in Nassau, in the Bahamas, yesterday (01.10.09) how defendant Pleasant Bridgewater demanded the huge sum on behalf of paramedic Tarino Lightbourne, who had treated Travolta's 16-year-old son Jett after the seizure which killed him.

John Travolta claims a paramedic threatened to blame him for his son's death unless he handed over £18 million.

The 55-year-old actor told a court in Nassau, in the Bahamas, yesterday (30.09.09) that paramedic Tarino Lightbourne said he would accuse John of killing 16-year-old Jett unless he was paid the huge sum.

John Travolta has told a court how he attempted to save his son's life after he suffered a seizure at the family's Caribbean home.

The Hollywood actor fought back tears as he gave evidence at the trial of the paramedic and lawyer accused of trying to blackmail him for £18 million over a document relating to 16-year-old Jett's death on January 2 2009.

John Travolta allegedly refused medical aid for his dying son, a court heard yesterday (22.09.09).

The Hollywood star was blackmailed for £18 million after saying he didn't want 16-year-old Jett - who had suffered a huge seizure - driven to a local hospital from the family's home in the Bahamas and wanted him to be flown back to the US for treatment.