Sergeant Jay Cook (pictured, right, and left, with his wife Carrie and two teenage daughters), of New York State police, shot and injured Sweat, 35, after he spotted him 'jogging' down a road near Route 30, about two miles south of the Canadian border, on Sunday. The escaped killer - who has been on the run from the Clinton Correctional Facility in Dannemora since June 6 -  was rushed to a hospital in Malone, 'bleeding badly' from his injuries, but alive. Cook, who is from Troop B, was alone when he opened fire on Sweat at around 3.20pm, striking him twice in the torso. Inset: A 'Thank you law enforcement sign' erected in Constable.

Caitlyn Jenner has been filming her new E! special I Am Cait for the past several months in Los Anegles. Now the 65-year-old star has flown to New York City to tape a segment. On Sunday the former partner of Kris Jenner, 59, was seen in a white top and skirt as she arrived at the PH-D Rooftop Lounge in the Dream Downtown Hotel during the 2015 Gay Pride Parade.

Bristol, 24, pictured left with her son Tripp, wrote that she had always 'wanted more kids' and 'got ahead of myself' when she believed it was 'heading that way' - implying the child's father is her former fiance Dakota Meyer. Bristol announced she was pregnant on Thursday, a month after calling off her wedding to Afghanistan veteran Meyer, 26, pictured right. She previously said the news was a 'huge disappointment' to her family but on Saturday wrote ''this baby is not a disappointment' as she shared the scan, pictured inset, and said she couldn't wait to be a mother 'times two'.

Hakim Rezgui, described his anguish at having raised the extremist, saying he felt as though he had 'died along with the victims.' Speaking after being released from police custody in the Tunisian capital, Mr Rezgui told ITV news: 'My god, I am so shocked. I don't know who has contacted him, influenced him or who has put these ideas in his head.

Riddled with bullets, she was stretchered away on a sunbed in her pink bikini - an image that has encapsulated the horror of the Tunisian beach attack. Yesterday, as she lay in a hospital thousands of miles from home fighting for her life, she was named as Briton Allison Heathcote (center and inset), 48. Mrs Heathcote, of Felixstowe, Suffolk, who works for a shipping company and has a grown-up son, is one of five victims who survived the massacre but is now seriously ill. The British death toll in the massacre is expected to double to at least 30, sources have said. A total of 38 people were killed when a gunman opened fire on a beach in the Sousse resort on Friday. Also pictured: Tourists mourn at the site of the attack (top right) and Seifeddine Rezgui enters the beach with his Kalashnikov before picking out his victims and shooting them (bottom right).

The actor, and longtime friend of the Brown family, was seen pulling up in a blue Rolls Royce Wraith at the Peachtree Christian Hospice where Bobbi Kristina was moved in what could be her last days. Also on Sunday, Nick Gordon, Bobbi Kristina's ex-boyfriend, was seen being driven around outside his duplex home in Orlando, Florida. He has been banned from her bedside.

Ann Marie Thomas from Detroit, pictured left, received a frantic call on May 30 that an eight-month-old girl, top right, had stopped breathing. But after she arrived on scene less than a mile away from the family's house, bottom right, on the west side of the city she coldly refused to save the dying tot. Instead, she parked her emergency vehicle around the corner from the house where the baby, Anaya Wright-Trussell lay struggling to breathe. Authorities have not made clear why Thomas hesitated in entering the home and treating the child. Her decision left a dispatcher exasperated as he pleaded with her to help the baby who was just two minutes away during a call that has been released to the public.

Nilda Sheffield, 53, is thought to have shot dead her daughter Elizabeth Flores, (left) 30, grandson Xavier, (center) 7, and granddaughter Sofia, (right) 2, in their Greenacres, Florida, home (inset left). The bodies of all four were found Saturday after neighbors said they heard loud sounds on Friday night but thought they were fireworks. Police do not yet have a motive for the killing, which they are calling a murder-suicide.

Former Boston crime boss James 'Whitey' Bulger (inset) wrote to three 17-year-old Massachusetts high school students, Mollykate Rodenbush, Brittany Tainsh, and Michaela Arguin (from left), after they penned a letter to him asking what he believes his legacy would be. He told the girls that his 'life was wasted and spent foolishly'. The 85-year-old sent the handwritten letter, dated February 24, from federal prison in Florida where he is serving two life sentences.

The former tennis star, 60, still looks as svelte today as she did in her tennis whites - and matching ribbon - aged just 19 while playing in Los Angeles in 1973 (right). In her day, the champion player, who won an impressive 18 Grand Slam titles, influenced women's tennis more than any other player - in image and style as well as skill. Now a respected tennis commentator for US channel ESPN, the mother-of-three showed she could still dazzle as she returned to Wimbledon. She is pictured, centre, in 2014 and, left, earlier this year.

The six-seater Beechcraft passenger plane (wreckage top-right) hit the three-story home in Plainville, 40 miles southeast of Boston, around 5:45pm, sparking the fire (top-left, and main image). All three on board the plane, which took off from Lancaster, Pennsylvania, earlier that evening, were declared dead - though officials said that the people inside the house managed to escape.

NEW While some of the sites that were part of the Manhattan Project and America's nuclear deterrent are still in use or now museums, others have been left overlooked and sit in empty fields. Photographer Jim Lo Scalzo's project 'Next Exit: Armageddon documented sites including the formerly secret Congressional bunker underneath a West Virginia resort (top right) and nuclear deterrent systems in places such as North Dakota that are now abandoned. Tourists are able to visit some sites such as bomb test site 'Doomtown' in Nevada (left), though a new national park is being created around three major Manhattan Project development sites in Washington, New Mexico and Tennessee (bottom right).

Joe Biden made a surprise appearance at Sunday's services at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston with his son, Hunter Biden, and daughter-in-law, Kathleen Biden. He received a standing ovation during the two-and-a-half-hour service after reading a selection of scripture. He later joined his family and the congregation in holding hands and singing We Shall Overcome.

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT. Eyewitnesses have described the 'hellish' scene at Formosa Fun Coast water park near Taipei in Taiwan after fire tore through the crowd, injuring 500 people. Shocking footage of the accident shows flames engulfing hundreds of people - many dressed just in swimwear - as they desperately tried to flee after an explosion during a 'colour party'. Coloured powder suddenly ignited as it was sprayed into the crowd during the dance and music event, leaving 519 people injured, including 200 seriously hurt. One male student, who sustained minor injuries, described the scene as 'hell' while another witness said: 'I saw lots of people whose skin was gone.' Pictured: Victims were carried away from the flames on inflatables (centre), while relatives broke down in tears as they visited injured family members in hospital today (top left).

Photographer Liz Calvi, 23, noticed the guys she went to high school with were returning to their hometown, West Hartford, Connecticut, after leaving college - and so she decided to start taking pictures of them and documenting their experiences. 'You're almost in this trap, where you have to go to college to get a job,' Calvi told CNN . 'But college costs so much money, so sometimes you have to go back home to live with your parents.' 'We've been called the Peter Pan generation.'

Lia Hegarty, from Durham, New Hampshire, was born Liam but idenitified as female from a young age. Now, at the age of 10, she lives as the little girl she always wanted to be. 'If I can give my child a chance to live the life she so desperately wants to live, we might risk a side effect or two,' Lia's mom Christy Hegarty (together-right) told FRONTLINE in a new documentary, Growing Up Trans. 'But we go cautiously and have hope and faith.'

The Women's World Cup has seen some bold displays of body art with players across the teams showcasing their inkings. American striker Sydney Leroux, left, 'loves' tattoos and has over 15 designs, while her teammate Ashlyn Harris, top centre, is also a fan of going under the needle. Canadian goalkeeper Stephanie Labbe, bottom centre, and German midfielder Dzsenifer Marozsan, right, also appear to have been inspired by David Beckham, inset.

The Midwest was slammed by storms through Friday and Saturday, with a good deal of flood damage focused on Indiana (main). Two people were killed in Indianapolis after their car went out of control after hitting high water. As the weather moved east, millions of people from the eastern Ohio Valley, the northern Mid-Atlantic and New England braced for unseasonably chilly weather and accompanying thunderstorms. Meanwhile the rainfall over the last few days made June the wettest in Illinois state history, with records going back to 1895.

A black bear crashed a Lehigh University party in Pennsylvania and before it was promptly caught by authorities. The bear, weighing up to 400 pounds, waddled into a party Saturday morning thrown by students and was tranquilized by authorities who took it into custody, police said.

Every year millions of sardines swim from the frigid waters of South Africa's Cape Point northward along the country's east coast. The shoal can be as long as nine miles. The sardines have a safety-in-numbers philosophy, but these stunning pictures show that it has its flaws. They capture a feeding frenzy near Port St Johns as dolphins, whales, Cape Gannet birds and fur seals gorge themselves on giant balls of fish. The shoal can be nine miles long, 130 feet deep and two miles wide - so big that it can be seen from space.

Frois, the groom, and bride Yukirin walked the aisle, wore traditional outfits (left) and even carried out a 'wedding kiss' (top right) in front of the 100-strong congregation at the event in Tokyo on Saturday. The ceremony was organised by Maywa Denki, which produces electronic accessories and designed the groom, and those who attended received a special invitation (bottom right), which featured a picture of the two robots inset in a heart.

Dashing dogs of all shapes and sizes were on display at the Thailand International Dogs Show this weekend - and their owners dressed them to impressed with a colourful display of costumes. Adorable pictures show a chichuahua dressed as cartoon character (bottom right), a fluffy Pomererian puppy wearing a killing tux and shades (top right) and a golden retriver wearing glasses next to his unlikely guest to a dog show - a grey cat, wearing pink ears (left). Now in its 14th year, the Thailand International Dogs Show attracts visitors from around the globe for the four day extravaganza which ended on Sunday.

Around the world, some shopping malls are truly spectacular, such as the Mall of the Emirates in Dubai, which houses a full indoor ski hill (bottom left), as well as an underground aquarium (top left) and shark tunnel. In the United States, the Mall of America is home to a pirate ship (top right), shooting range and waterpark, while at the Grand Canal Shoppes in Las Vegas, guests can hire gondolas to ferry them between stores.