Amber Pear, pictured right at her mother's wedding, stormed out of her home on Saturday following a row about household chores, a day after returning from a half-term family holiday to Cornwall. Today classmates left flowers and other objects at the foot of a tree, left, near the hedgerow on Westfield Lane in Mansfield, Nottinghamshire where forensic officers set up a tent last night and are still guarding a stretch of grass.

Disturbing photographs of the atrocity - believed to have been taken place in ISIS' stronghold Mosul - shows one man being dangled over the edge of the building by his ankles (left) before being dropped (right). In the event the terribly injured men are not killed upon impact with the ground, the baying crowd (bottom right) are encouraged to surge forward and stone them to death with a mass of rocks helpfully provided by the ISIS savages who organise the terror group's sickening public executions.

EXCLUSIVE: Katherine Chappell, a film editor who worked on an Emmy winning episode of Game of Thrones and Marvel's Captain America, left, was on a guided tour through the popular Lion Park, near Johannesburg, on Monday when she was killed by one of the big cats. Tour guide Pierre Potgieter, who desperately tried to save her life, has revealed to MailOnline how he suffered a heart attack as he tried to stop the bleeding, as Ms Chappell's sister paid tribute to 'brilliant, kind, adventurous and high-spirited woman' (pictured with Stephen Fry, top right).

For those looking for a remote, unspoiled beach getaway, the Mediterranean has several hidden gems to choose from - especially among the Ionian Islands (left), Spiaggia Rosa (top right) and Portugal's Praia da Marinha (bottom right). Here, MailOnline Travel has selected the top picks for a relaxing holiday - without the overwhelming crowds.

The 'Red Notices' announced today were issued for former FIFA vice-president Jack Warner (top left) and former executive committee member Nicolas Leoz (top centre). Others listed were Argentinians Alejandro Burzaco (top right) and brothers Hugo and Mariano Jinkis (bottom left and centre), who together are accused of paying more than $100 million in bribes for media and commercial rights to soccer tournaments, as well as Jose Margulies (bottom right), a Brazilian broadcast executive. The announcement comes a day after Sepp Blatter (far right) announced he will step down as FIFA president amid the widening corruption scandal. Russia and Qatar's rights to host the 2018 and 2022 World Cups respectively have also been thrown into doubt amid the corruption allegations that have rocked the sport's world governing body.

Lloyd Stevens, 35, from London, piled on the pounds in his desk job, weighing 15 stone (left). After catching a glimpse of himself looking soft around the edges in holiday pictures, he decided to overhaul his body with a strict 12-week training programme. In just three months Lloyd, who has trained Bollywood celebrity Ranveer Singh, dropped two stone and achieved a rippling six pack (right), a transformation that allowed him to ditch his job and retain as a personal trainer to the stars. He said: ''I know it's a cliché, but my whole transformation has been like a hurricane. It's had lots of ups and down but right now I'm most certainly on a high.'

In a shocking chapter in the history of New York City, a small black man weighing 103 lbs. and standing 4 ft 11 inches was used as a human zoo exhibit in a cage with an orangutan and billed as a primitive Congolese pygmy. The biggest draw of the century brought thousands of gawkers from around the world to view the star attraction initially on display at the St. Louis World's Fair in 1904 with a tribe of Ainu people from an island north of Japan. Two years later, the little man was housed in a cage with an orangutan at the New York Zoological Gardens, the crown jewel of New York City, now known as the Bronx Zoo.

Bruce Jenner wanted to abort his eldest daughter and was not present for her birth. The revelation came as the Olympian introduced his female identity, Caitlyn, on the cover of Vanity Fair magazine. The star's daughter Casey, 34, (pictured inset now and circled as a child) told the publication that she did not find out her father didn't want her until she was 13. She is Jenner's daughter by his first wife Chrystie Crownover. They had two children, Casey and older brother Burton.

The former Lib Dem leader, right on May 7, was discovered by Carole MacDonald, left, the former wife of his university friend Murdo MacDonald, together inset in 1980, who passed away aged 49 in 2007. The former Liberal Democrat leader was 'devastated' and 'heartbroken' after losing his seat on May 7 and the death of his father during the campaign. Friends were very worried about his health after his election defeat 25 days ago and Mrs MacDonald found him dead in his cottage in Fort William on Monday. His new girlfriend is said to have had a 'very positive influence on his life' and 'made him very happy', although he was still 'drinking heavily'. Mr Kennedy had successfully kept her out of the public eye but she had supported him at the election count six weeks ago.

Indian Creek Village in Miami's Biscayne Bay may be on a tiny island, but the neighborhood of just 86 residents is home to some of the biggest A-listers and some of America's richest business moguls like Adriana Lima, Elle MacPherson and Jay Z and Beyonce, who owned a home on the island up until 2010. So, it's no surprise that the street of a mere 35 homes wrapped around an ultra-exclusive country club boasts a median house price of $21.48 million. Also no surprise is the jet-set coterie of tycoons, super models and world elite who call 'billionaire bunker' their home sweet home.

It is the kind of money that might just buy you a two-bedroomed flat in a London suburb. But for £375,000 you could own a three-bedroomed house with 2,754 acres of some of the most unspoilt scenery in Scotland. The Aird Bheag Estate on Lewis (pictured left) can only be reached by boat, helicopter or a lengthy hike but it features some of the most gorgeous glens, lochs and beaches in the country (right).

Police as well as paramedics were scrambled to Immingham, Lincolnshire, after the teenager barricaded himself in his bedroom at 11am yesterday. Police negotiators were sent into the house to talk to the boy, who is believed to have been armed and threatening to harm himself. The siege came to an end five hours later when the boy was led away to a waiting van by riot police with battering shields.

Seen desperately clambering for her wheelchair, this woman (pictured top left) is one of 300 migrants now arriving every day at the Greek island of Lesbos (bottom left), overflowing another popular British tourist spot. Other pictures show illegal immigrants leaping from boats towards dry land, a young boy using a cardboard box as a makeshift shelter (inset) and a one-month-old baby (right) snuggled up on the floor. It comes after dozens of migrants were also seen arriving on another Greek island, Kos, after making the perilous 5km journey from the Turkish coast under the cover of darkness. Those pictured are among 30,000 to have arrived in Greece since the turn of the year and the country is now calling on help from Europe to deal with the crisis.

Raymond Meerabeau, 64, (pictured) noticed the cover had come off a fuse box near the lifts (circled right), at the New Malden branch, in south-west London. He took photos to show the manager - but was instead told off for taking pictures inside the store. Mr Meerabeau wrote a letter to B&Q;'s head office complaining of his treatment at the hands of the manager - only to receive a reply banning him from every B&Q; in the country. Mr Meerabeau said he would adhere to the ban but was unsure it was enforceable in practice. He said: 'Are they going to put my photo up in every B&Q; store in the country?'

Police are investigating after a badly-bitten three-day-old baby was discovered by a passer-by in woodland on the outskirts of Chelyabinsk in central Russia. The baby was unlikely to have survived much longer if she had not been found by the man, who had decided to take a shortcut on his way to work. She is being treated at a hospital in Chelyabinsk and police are trying to track down her parents.

Tessa Evans, two, from Maghera, Ireland, suffers from an exceptionally rare medical condition called complete congenital arhinia, meaning she was born without a nose (left, centre). Arhinia is so rare that there are only 47 cases reported in medical history, and it leaves Tessa with no sense of smell and no sinuses. She has just undergone a pioneering operation to have a mould inserted into her face, to stretch her skin and slowly build the missing facial feature (right). She will have more surgeries to have the implant replaced as she gets older, so the nose 'grows' with her face.Then, when she is a teenager, she will receive the final prosthesis, which will be tattooed with light and dark shades so it looks like a real body part. Her mother, Grainne, 31, says her family have been delighted with the result. She said: 'We have been totally thrilled with the result, she's equally as beautiful as before, there's just a little extra Tessa now.'

The men, dressed as orange and white cones brought traffic to a halt in the Cornish seaside resort with one of the stag party appearing to jump on the bonnet a of the car as if he was being run over. But the behaviour of the group didn't go down too well with locals who had to sit in congested traffic and say that they were also removed from a pub due to their wild behaviour.

William Leonard Dodson, 41 (inset), was picked up by police in North Charleston on Monday night and charged with ill treatment of animals, five days after the dog, Caitlyn, was found in a critical condition. The 15-month-old pooch appeared on a person's doorstep last Wednesday morning with electrical tape wrapped around her muzzle, with officials saying it was likely there for between 36 and 48 hours (left). A large part of her tongue may need to be removed surgically if the tissue dies from the lack of blood flow. Over the weekend Caitlyn received laser treatment to save the tissue in her mouth and has been showing signs of progress (right).

Kirsty Lund, 29, from Cheshire, suffered years of torment about her size from an bullying ex-boyfriend who teased her about her 15st frame (left). In an attempt to lose weight, she joined a kickboxing club, lost 5st (right) and gained so much confidence she's become a Thai Boxing instructor and has even won a national title.

Foster Huntington built the Cinder Cone Treehouse in Skamania County, Washington, on the Columbia River Gorge with the help of a small group of friends and his carpenter mother from summer to winter 2014. The treehouse is made up of two 200 sq ft structures - a guesthouse/studio and Huntington's living space. Huntington decided he needed a home base after living in a van the last three years to surf, camp and photograph the West Coast.

The amusing and thought-provoking images used in a range of iconic adverts of yesteryear are being showcased to mark the roll call of print and television adverts created by Collett Dickenson Pearce during the industry's heyday - an era recently depicted in U.S television drama Mad Men. From brands such as Clarks (top left and bottom right) and Vogue (inset), to Fiat (top right) and Cinzano, the exhibition, entitled Outside: Collett Dickenson Pearce, includes the 1979 advert for The Strada car which uses the tagline 'Handbuilt by robots' (bottom left). Ironically, when Hugh Hudson arrived on set to film the TV commercial for the campaign, he had to navigate past picketers outside who were protesting against the so-called robots taking their jobs. Another advert show fierce Labour Party rivals Tony Benn and Denis Healey taking pictures of one other under the headline 'They obviously felt like shooting each other', a campaign used to promote an Olympus camera.

Temperatures plunged as low as minus nine degrees Celsius as the alpine resorts of Perisher and Thredbo in New South Wales disappeared underneath a blanket of snow on Monday evening. In comparison, the UK today has been bathed in sunshine as highs of more than 21 degrees Celsius were recorded this morning in Lincolnshire. Falls Creek in Victoria received 20cm of snow overnight and Mount Buller recorded 8cm, while Melbourne got off to its coldest morning in almost 40 years. The freezing weather is forcing many Australians to get creative with ways to beat the cold, from leaving the oven on to heat the house, to warming their beds with hairdryers.