The teenager was detained and has since been released on bail following the allegations at the private Repton School in Derbyshire, which was attended by Jeremy Clarkson.

Brendan Quinn (pictured), 38, was manager of the Causeway Retreat on Osea Island, Essex, when Channel 4's Sarah Mulvey killed herself in January 2010 following treatment on the island.

Zac Goldsmith said a child protection campaigner had been told by Elm Guest House owner Carol Kasir that she had photos of 'establishment figures' at the hotel where boys were 'brought in for sex'.

Karl McCartney insisted he never made use of the 'favourite' button on the cult website - used to endorse messages sent by other people.

Nathan Robinson (pictured) used a Stanley knife, a hacksaw and a saw to cut up the body of his father, William Spiller, 48, at the flat they shared in Bournemouth, Dorset, in May 2013.

This is Money has rounded up some of the best deals across the major UK retailers. Industry leaders believe internet spending will hit £385,000 a minute.

A scientist from Brown University in Rhode Island has been studying turkeys. Specifically, Dr Roberts has been researching how they run on treadmills, seen in a video (still image shown).

The author died peacefully at her Oxfordshire home, a spokesman for the family confirmed today. Ms James wrote 20 detective novels, most of which were immortalised in on-screen adaptations.

The Prime Minister's pledge has been demolished by rising numbers of people from struggling Eurozone countries moving to Britain in search of work.

EXCLUSIVE: Peppering his bizarre schoolboy rhymes with UK street slang, Abu al-Britani Afro's page references life in ISIS' de facto capital Raqqa as he calls for allegiance to the caliphate.

Apprentice star and businessmen Lord Sugar today accused the French authorities in Calais of encouraging illegal immigrants to smuggle themselves into Britain.

German magazine Die Aktuelle has come under fire for a front-cover photograph of Michael Schumacher in sunglasses and a winter coat with the words: 'What luck! He sits in the sun!'

Ryon James Heyn, 26, had sped off from a petrol station shortly before smashing his mother's Mercedes A-class into a truck near Venice, killing his friend Stefano Annoni.

The technology - usually used to track stolen cars - was employed in north east England this week to keep shoplifters away from busy shopping centres

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT Margaret Freeborn, 69, was left waiting for an ambulance for 90 minutes after being knocked unconscious when she was hit by a car in Atherton, Manchester.

Christmas party goers have bought almost 790 face masks featuring shamed entertainer Rolf Harris on eBay, while similar masks are available on Amazon as well as in festive markets.

Police Service of Northern Ireland detectives held Bobby Storey, 58, in west Belfast and then moved him to the Antrim Serious Crime Suite for questioning.

The 45-year-old, named only as Lee, is alleged to have fed sleeping pills to his seven-months pregnant wife before deliberately slamming his car into a parked lorry as she dozed in the passenger seat.

Researchers from the Central Institute of Mental Health in Germany said hostile introverts might bottle up their aggression in real life, only to experience it more intensely in dreams.

Glenn Stroud had been at a Stars in Their Eyes fancy dress party at a local rugby club and was still wearing a wig, dress and make-up when he hit an oncoming car in Newport, Wales on the night of November 9.

Mariusz Jamrozek, 46, failed to pay a £75 on-the-spot fine after he was caught by council enforcement officers in Burton, Staffordshire. He was summonsed to court and fined £420 plus costs.

The OpenWorm team from California is making a 'digital' worm. Their project is recreating a C. elegans worm, the simplest organism we know of, and they have put the 'mind' in a Lego machine (shown).

The Duke of Cambridge is set to visit China early next year but will be without the Duchess of Cambridge, who will be nearly eight months pregnant. It is hoped the visit will boost diplomatic relations.

Andrew Ratnage, 50, and his boss Raymond Pask, 54, were both earning more than £100,000 a year but wanted to make more money using a mortgage scam based out of their Romford office.

The Ferguson police officer was attacked by his then girlfriend's ex-partner, John Blumenthal, with whom she is still involved in a custody dispute. The grand jury was never told of it.

The Sitpack, which has raised more than £90,000 on Kickstarter, is a compact seat made of a strong type of plastic often used for bullet-proof glass or Lego, which folds out into a seat on a stick.

The Inter City Railways consortium, which also involves transport group Stagecoach, will take control of the line in March 2015. The two firms have run the West Coast Main Line since 1997.

Luis Alfredo Garcia, who was a make-up artist for Maria Jose Alvarado, was apparently tied up before being repeatedly knifed in the neck at his flat on the island of Roatan.

The prestigious university's union, which has previously hosted BNP leader Nick Griffin, had been strongly criticised for allowing Mr Robinson to appear

Research commissioned by the National Institute of Public Health in Japan found higher levels of chemicals formaldehyde and acetaldehyde in e-cigarettes than regular cigarettes.

Grieving mother Leigh Smith, who was comforted at a children's hospice in East Anglia by the Duchess of Cambridge this week, has spoken of how much the moment meant to her.

Briton Robert Hastings, 61, wanted by police over a number of alleged paedophile offences has been arrested at a school in north-east Thailand.

Nils. H., whose full name is withheld under German privacy laws, is being tried in Oldenburg, Germany, for just three specimen murders by injecting patients with a dangerous medicine.

Mike Stuchbery has stepped down from Lynn Grove High School in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, after 'seeing the fuss that erupted' in response to his disciplinary tactics.

Scotland Yard counter-terror officer Terri Nicholson revealed terrorists fighting for ISIS in Iraq and Syria were fraudulently claiming taxpayers' money to fund attacks abroad.

The Vela One rig, made by a Bristol-based company, captures moments that last just two millionths of a second, such as the moment fruit is hit by a ball bearing, so that it breaks apart and sprays juice.

Scientists at the California Academy of Sciences used DNA data to determine that turtles belong to a large group called 'Archelosauria,' along with their relatives birds, crocodiles and dinosaurs.

Police are investigating after the youngster had a Swiss army knife on him at Abbotswood Junior School in Totton, Hants. Officers said the knife was 'visible' to fellow children' sparking parent's concern.

Scientists at Stanford University in California have created an ultra-reflective mirror. The incredibly thin material reflects infrared light from buildings (illustration shown).

Jon Hunt's son had driven less than a mile from the Lamborghini London garage when he noticed white smoke coming from the engine. Just minutes later, the 1971 car burst into flames.

The US Special Operations Command is funding a radical new drug being developed by Australian scientist to put the injured into a 'survival window'.

Thanks to a new court ruling, airlines are obliged to pay compensation for flights that have been disrupted by ordinary technical faults. MailOnline Travel offers a guide on how to claim.

One Korean clinic offering the procedure estimates 10 per cent of women suffer from pubic atrichosis, which means they lack pubic hair - a sign of health and fertility in Korean culture.

Minister for Care Norman Lamb revealed that he is working to develop apps for teenagers suffering with mental health problems, Femail look investigate one app that's already out there.

Sir Brian Vickers, a visiting professor at University College London, started the debate after condemning a book review which suggested Sonnet 116 appears in a 'primarily homosexual context'.

Nathan Robinson (pictured) used a Stanley knife, a hacksaw and a saw to cut up the body of his father, William Spiller, 48, at the flat they shared in Bournemouth, Dorset, in May 2013.

Ruben Reyes (pictured) confessed to the crimes after becoming the target of a gang hit himself and shot once in the back at his apartment in San Antonio, Texas.

The Cotton House on the island of Mustique in the Grenadines is a haven for celebrities. Sarah Turner pays the luxury accommodation with 17 rooms and suites a visit.

Xiong Shuihua was born in Xiongkeng village in the city of Xinyu, southern China and said that his family had always been well looked after and supported by residents in his childhood.

Sources claim Japanese firm Sony is developing a smartwatch covered in e-ink material. E-ink displays use less battery than LCD screens. Pebble's first e-ink smartwatch is pictured.

Save the Children has faced a massive backlash after the charity decided to award former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, pictured, a prestigious anti-poverty award.

Parents Julia and Jason Heckathorn, from Virginia, first introduced baby Alia to pet sloth Daisy when she was just two days old - and the two became fast friends, playing and napping together.

Frogs have spawned before Christmas has even arrived in parts of Cornwall as forecasters are expected to predict this autumn was the third mildest since records began in 1910.

A ten per cent drop in the number of visitors to the Taj Mahal, arguably India's most famous tourist attraction, has been blamed on ticket touts harassing visitors to the area.

Over 200 rare personal items will go under the hammer next month in Los Angeles, among them a letter from Joe DiMaggio begging Monroe to come back to him following their separation.

Jordan Pedelty and Dee Kimmings, from Slaithwaite, West Yorkshire, say they were woken at every morning by drilling at the Columbus Aparthotel, Playa de las Americas, Tenerife.

The three cubs were delivered to mother Freedom at the Ouwehands Dierenpark in Rhenen, Utrecht, and keepers have been keeping a close watch on the new family ever since.

European Union lawmakers overwhelmingly backed a motion urging antitrust regulators to get tough on Google and other Internet search engines over allegations of biased search results.

Sources 'familiar with the plans' told the Wall Street Journal the California-based firm is looking to release a range of drones 'late next year', expected to retail between $500 (£317) and $1,000 (£634).

Ali, who has been fighting Parkinson's Disease for 30 years, cannot remember beating Leon Spinks in Las Vegas in 1978 to regain his heavyweight world title, his daughter said.

Prosecutors allege that Wasila Tasi'u, who comes from a poor, rural family in the north of the country, laced her husband Umar Sani's food with poison - perhaps because she regretted the marriage.

Tracey Toft, from Whitwood, West Yorks. rescued Harvey last year. The dog suffered horrific abuse by his previous owners leaving him with scalds, a broken leg and a severe ear infection.

The young Palestinian girl is opposing the Israeli occupation of her West Bank village by filming news reports on her smartphone and uploading them online to deliver her village's message.

At the beginning of 2014, Andy Butler, 33, from London, weighed 28st and was so worried his enormous frame would get him stuck in a rush hour crush he'd get up to travel to work three hours early.

Gong Tan, 43, and his wife Li Ming Juan were arrested for children trafficking at a hotel in eastern China's Zhjiang Province and are even accused of selling on their own newborn daughter.

The two-month-old girls, Saboora and Safoora, Srinagar, in Kashmir, beat incredible odds to survive the procedure which involved separating their liver.

Four Rivers Floating Lodge in Koh Andet Island, Cambodia, offers guests the chance to enjoy a relaxing stay while bobbing around on the stunning Tatai River.

During October, Britons spent an average of 1.7 hours a day considering their next trip and an additional 1.1 hours surfing the web to check out holiday spots.

Poundland said it was attracting a broad range of shoppers to its stores, with around 54 per cent of customers in the top ABC1 professional social category.

Tranmere chairman Mark Palios claims to have turned down an approach from associates of the 25-year-old about the possibility of the convicted rapist playing for the club.

Bosses at the hotel in Hertforshire have told 76-year-old Maureen Blake that she will no longer be able to use the facility unless she has a carer with her.

Restaurants have devised a sumptuous spread of classic dishes such as Bread Street Kitchen's ironbark pumpkin soup and ETHOS's meat-free sage and butternut squash.

As the pair stood waiting at a traffic light in Shenyang, Liaoning province, north-east China, tons of metal poles slipped off the side of a swerving lorry and crushed them to death.

Travelling on an Air Canada flight to Vancouver, the passenger heard a noise and saw a screw come loose from the propeller before it embedded in the pane by his seat.

Former NYU student Lauren Singer lives a completely waste-free lifestyle - and even makes her own cleaning products in an attempt to cut down on the amount of waste she produces.

Victorian tiles, a bread oven and an Art Noveau mosaic floor are among the artefacts discovered in Jackfield, Shropshire, where 27 houses were buried beneath mud in 1952.

The woman can be seen in the video dancing on the Tehran subway to Salute by British group Little Mix - a song encouraging women to stand up for themselves.

Eddison Miller, three, from Kingsnorth, Kent, is one of the youngest to be diagnosed with rare condition xeroderma pigmentosum (XP), which affects less than 1,000 people worldwide.