William Avery-Wright's father Christopher (pictured with his son centre) was racing to hospital from his office when he started receiving calls, texts and emails of condolence after his death outside Worth School (bottom left) near Crawley in West Sussex. Friends had seen the school's announcement which had been made before police had formally informed Mr Avery-Wright of his talented son's death. The tragic detail emerged as Mr Avery-Wright, 48, and his wife Lisa (top left), 43, decided to sue the school for alleged failures in their duty of care to their son.

University of Southampton researchers used ultrasound scanning to create a 3D map of the area - and found the underwater town is as big as the City of London, and contains several churches including St Katherine's (pictured). Although Present day Dunwich is a village 14 miles south of Lowestoft in Suffolk, it was a thriving port until coastal erosion and flooding left it 10M underwater.

Rachel Carr, 28, (pictured left) was disciplined by managers at the Smile By Smile dental surgery (right) in Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands, for snacking on the fruit while she worked. She claimed that she was hounded out of her job, leaving last September after her health deteriorated as a result of 'double standards' at the practice where she said that her manager would snack on chocolate nearby.

As Ariel Castro's charges were read out, the prosecutor said the tables were now turned on the alleged abductor who was now the one being held in captivity. His brothers Pedro and Onil appeared along side him for outstanding misdemeanor warrants on unrelated cases. Police said yesterday that there was no evidence to tie them to the abduction of the three girls.

The new invention transforms the T5 Doubleback into a 26ft long home on wheels and doubles the living space. The inside of the 'pod' reveals luxurious seating for five people which can be rearranged to make a huge bed, with a foldaway table.

Clare Balding and Jake Humphrey (pictured left) are to anchor the new channel that was launched today. Tottenham midfielder Gareth Bale (pictured right) showed his support at the launch. He will be joined by Joe Hart and Daniel Sturridge as the channel's promotional faces. Despite paying £736million for the rights, in a shock announcement BT broadband customers will get them free through their set top boxes, computers, phones and tablets. Non-broadband subscribers will have to pay up to £15 to access its three sports channels.

Stuart Hazell (bottom right), 37, denied that 'anything sexual' had happened between himself and Tia Sharp (top right), whose mother Natalie, 32, and grandmother Christine Bicknell, 46, are pictured left outside court today. He also apparently tried to pin the blame on his Somali neighbours after the schoolgirl’s body was found in Hazell’s attic which stretches across their row of terrace houses. He also accused them of being sex offenders, the Old Bailey jury heard.

Jiervon Bartlett (top right) and Nayed Hoque (bottom right), both 15, knocked Paula Castle, 85, to the ground and snatched her bank cards in Greenford, west London. The pair then used her bank cards to buy takeaways, mobile phone top-ups and Nike trainers. They were initially charged with murder but pleaded guilty to manslaughter shortly before they were due to go on trial. Mrs Castle is pictured centre and left, on CCTV moments before the attack.

Lyndsey Savage (left), 27, had been looking forward to the birth of her first child with husband Corporal William Savage (inset), 30, a British soldier serving in Afghanistan. Yesterday she planted a tender kiss on the hearse (right) carrying his body after he died when he was hit by an IED in Helmand Province.

Travellers and tourists finding themselves stuck in the departure lounge at Abu Dhabi International Airport are now able to catch up on some shut-eye in a futuristic-looking 'sleeping pod'. Unveiled this week, the 'GoSleep' pod offers time away from noise, light and crowds of the airport and only costs £8 for one hour's alone-time.

As this satellite image clearly shows, left, Britain's weather took a dramatic turn for the worst today. Much of the UK has been affected by the unseasonable weather, with western parts of England hit hardest. Women attending Ladies Day at the Boodles May Festival at Chester Racecourse, bottom right, were left in desperate need of umbrellas. The strong winds are causing these enormous, choppy waves on the seafront at Southsea, top right.

Rich and Laura Howard from Lutz, Florida were diving off the coast of Mexico when their dive instructor saw the 5ft dorsal fins and signalled for them to return to their boat. Obeying his instructions, the keen ocean photographer and his wife discovered to their disbelief that they were fast being approached by a group of huge killer whales. Mrs Howard filmed the incredible sighting on her Flip Cam.

Donna Bowett (left), 42, went to Alexandra Hospital in Worcestershire to have her gallbladder removed, but suffered 'excruciating' pain afterwards, not knowing doctors left an instrument behind (right). New data shows Ms Bowett was one of hundreds who suffered because of 'basic' mistakes by the NHS since 2009, which included having surgical instruments left inside them or operations being carried out on the wrong body part.

The UK capital is home to more multimillionaires than any other city in the world according to new figures. London boasts a staggering 4,224 'ultra-high net worth' residents - people with a net worth of more than $30million, or £19.2million. Tokyo is in second place with 3,525 multi-millionaires, with Singapore in third with 3,154 and New York City in fourth with 2,929, reveal figures from WealthInsight. Oligarch Alisher Usmanov (inset left) is the UK's richest man while Nick Candy (inset right with wife Holly Valance) shares a £330million fortune with brother Christian. Both Usmanov and Candy have homes in London.

Marks & Spencer opened its new 900,000 sq ft distribution centre yesterday in Castle Donington, Leicestershire, to handle all of the company's online orders and store deliveries. Eventually the centre's neck-achingly high floor to ceiling storage system will be packed with around 16million items of clothing and food. Fully automated 'robots' will collect goods from the vast shelving stack, which stands at 25 metres high, as it is ordered. The first customer orders were shipped out from the warehouse last week and it is hoped that the centre will process up to a million items every day.

Tara Quigley, 28, (above and bottom right) opened her door (top right) in Romford, London, to a man who threw the corrosive chemical in her face before running away. Speaking for the first time today Miss Quigley, who is being treated in a specialist burns unit said: 'I don't understand why this has happened to me'. Her dog, which she was carrying at the time, was blinded and may have to be put down. Scotland Yard has today also released an efit of the suspect (bottom left) they are hunting for. They say he is white, short and about 20 years old. He was wearing black clothing.

Brazilian woman, Elisangela Borborema Rosa, 28, (left) miraculously survived after her husband accidentally shot her in the mouth with a harpoon. Officials said that the woman's husband was cleaning his spear gun when it went off, firing a harpoon that hit her spine (right).

Mat Armitage, a 22-year-old professional free runner from Basingstoke, Hampshire, successfully cleared all 28 jumps that were open to the public at Badminton Horse Trials on Monday, including the double brush fence in the water where Zara Phillips had crashed out the day before.

The photographs of the Romanovs include Nicholas II teaching his daughter, Grand Duchess Anastasia, to smoke and his heir Alexei in naval regalia. The emperor and his family were shot dead by the Bolsheviks in 1918, supposedly on the orders of Soviet founder Lenin.

Mr P follows owner Katy Smith, 52, from Middleton St George, County Durham, everywhere - even to local cafes for a spot of tea. Standing at just 28 inches tall, the chestnut and white American miniature considers himself a fully domesticated human. He even walks along the local high street and helps Ms Smith with her shopping.

The big cat tried its luck against the herd of 15 elephants by stalking the group and sipping from the same water hole in the Etosha National Park, Namibia. But one of the herd decided the leopard was being far too bold and squirted a stream of water in its direction to shoo it away.

A huge blaze has engulfed the LDA Plaza building in Lahore after originating on the seventh floor. Several people were pictured jumping from the building and dozens more are feared trapped. A helicopter is on the scene in an attempt to airlift workers to safety. Pictured left: A man is seen perched at the window on an elevated floor moments before being overcome by fumes and falling out of a window.

A South Korean manufacturer has designed a compact semi-submarine called 'Penguin' which has floating hulls and an underwater viewing cabin. The vessel's official name is the EGO SE 450 and it can either be steered using joystick controls, or driven wirelessly. It can accommodate up to five passenger.

The £600 Loopwheel is set to go on sale in September. 44 year-old Nottingham engineer Sam Pearce came up with the idea after watching a pushchair struggle to get over a kerb. It uses large springs instead of spokes to create a wheel with built in suspension.

Grandfather-of-five Peter Dodds (right), 70, was staggered to discover the card addressed to his late mother Nellie (left) in a biography of Winston Churchill he bought at a charity shop in Chesterfield, Derbyshire. The card had been sent by his brother, Ian McCollum (centre), 65, in 1988 - and Mr Dodds believes his mother had used it as a bookmark inside the book which had belonged to his late father.