Dozens of police officers worked together (left) to lift a car off a seriously injured 16-year-old girl. She was hit as the vehicle reversed into the crowd after violence flared following an Orange Order parade in Belfast. At least eight Northern Irish police officers were injured when they were pelted by bottles, beer cans, bricks and other missiles, as Protestant loyalists reacted angrily when a cordon was erected to stop the annual parade from passing a Catholic estate. The 16-year-old girl (top right) has been taken to hospital, but the extent of her injuries are unknown. Officers said the driver of the vehicle has been arrested and an investigation is underway after the girl was hit outside shops in Ardoyne.

Corporal James Dunsby, 31 (left), was one of three reservists to suffer fatal heat exhaustion. His father David (right) said the whole of the military was responsible for the failures that led to the catastrophe in the Brecon Beacons (pictured inset). When medics reached Cpl Dunsby his body temperature was 105.8F - the highest they had ever seen. Today a coroner is expected to deliver a damning verdict on the events that led to the triple tragedy on the hottest day of 2013. Mr Dunsby, 58, said it was lucky that six or seven men had not perished. It also emerged that two soldiers, identified as 1A and 1B, could face individual manslaughter charges while other soldiers, including doctors and medics involved, are likely to be dragged before a court martial.

The Formula One champion's appearance at the Wimbledon men's final on Sunday (second from left) confirmed what some of us have long suspected: when it comes to his wardrobe, he's totally lost the plot. From a garish £349 Oliver Spencer jacket (far left) to his £1,265 Marni suit (far right) - somewhere along the line, his head was turned by fashion and he has become ridiculous. You only have to remember photos of preening footballer Cristiano Ronaldo splayed across buses in his Armani pants to know that the path from inspirational sporting hero to international laughing stock is very short indeed.

It was an end of an era for Jeremy Clarkson on Monday. The embattled TV presenter completed his final ever lap on the Top Gear test track as he prepared to bid farewell to the car show once and for all. In an image shared on Twitter by Scottish racing driver Marino Franchitti, Jeremy was seen looking rather glum in the front seat as he took his final lap. The 55-year-old later admitted he was feeling 'a bit sad', but boasted he went out with a bang after doing 'the motherf**ker of all tail slides'.

An onlooker was caught taking a selfie at the scene of serious car crash as emergency services battled for more than an hour to free a trapped 19-year-old while others shouted 'Is she dead?' The man was seen holding his iPhone aloft as he posed for the picture on a bridge over the North Circular in Barnet with the multiple-vehicle pile-up clearly visible in the background. Paramedics and the air ambulance were sent to help rescue the woman who was trapped in her Peugeot 206 with a leg injury after two lorries and a car smashed into each other in north London. She was taken to hospital along with her two female passengers who were aged 15 and 19. A 48-year-old man, who was driving one of the lorries, has been arrested on suspicion of causing serious injury by dangerous driving.

As darkness fell over Mexico's most secure prison on Saturday night, the country's most powerful drug lord, Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman (left), executed an ingenious escape plot which has prompted one of the biggest manhunts in history. In a scheme more befitting a caper movie, the cunning criminal mastermind crept into a small opening in his private shower in Altiplano prison, before fleeing through a one-mile tunnel (pictured middle bottom), which officials believe had been covertly and audaciously burrowed for months on end. It is the second time in 14 years that the drug kingpin has embarrassed authorities through his expert escape. But his almost legendary escapes are perhaps unsurprising when one looks at Guzman's lucrative and professionally-run life of crime, which has included brutal turf wars against other cartels, resulting in the death of tens of thousands of people (top middle). Experts have now predicted that Guzman, who successfully crafted a Robin Hood image while rising to the top of his cartel in his northwestern state of Sinaloa, might never be found again. His stunning wife Emma Coronel, a U.S citizen, is not under suspicion, police say.

The FBI has made an arrest in a bizarre kidnapping that took place earlier this year in California. Denise Huskins (pictured right) was taken from her home in Vallejo on March 23 after claiming a group of individuals entered the house and tied up her boyfriend. She was then set free just a few hours later in the town she grew up in, leading many to speculate that the entire incident had been staged much like the popular novel and film Gone Girl (inset). That all changed however on June 8 when the FBI arrested Matthew Muller (left), and have now charged him with kidnapping Huskins. Huskins and her boyfriend Aaron Quinn are still dating despite the ordeal and put on a united front to criticize the police for dismissing them at a press conference on Monday night (pictured center).

Anaesthetist Dr Essam Aly (left), 54, 'washed his hands' of his family after leaving wife Enas (right), 46, in 2011 and moving to Bahrain - and has not paid a penny in maintenance or child support since 2012. Out of the reach of the British authorities and courts, it was feared the 'serial defaulter' from Burton-on-Trent, Staffordshire, would never again pay to support her or their two children. So to ensure that the children and the wife would be secure, a family court judge ordered that their entire £550,000 fortune should go to the wife. Court of Appeal judges have now upheld the payout.

Women and young girls held as sex slaves by depraved Islamic State militants are fleeing their captors with the help of a heroic underground network of resistance fighters (pictured left). Risking certain death and torture in a bid to flee their brutal oppressors, many spend several days making their way through Syria and Iraq to the safety of government-controlled territory (bottom right). Their plight, and that of their brave rescuers operating with hidden cameras (top right) inside ISIS-controlled territory, has been detailed in a new documentary due to air on Wednesday.

Amanda Steele, 15, from California, started her YouTube channel MakeupbyMandy24 when she was only 10-years-old. One of her recent tutorials on how to achieve her 'everyday' make-up look has received more than one million views since it was posted. She also stars alongside her friends, who are also social media stars, in her own web series, The Social Life, on the AwesomenessTV YouTube channel.

An anonymous man was photographed over the weekend sitting alongside his son on the subway in New York, while wearing a full Minions costume. The image was posted to Reddit on Sunday where it has since received a huge amount of attention, with many other parents praising this unknown dad's dedication to his son's enjoyment.

HARRIET ARKELL SAVVY SHOPPER: Whether you're concerned about your 'bikini body' or not, wearing fewer and lighter clothes in summer makes us all hesitate before we eat a chocolate bar or packet of crisps. That doesn't stop us feeling hungry, though - and often the more you try to avoid tempting snacks, the more you want them. Now supermarkets have realised we all want to snack occasionally without ruining our best intentions and in typical style they've even given it a name - 'guilt-free snacking'. From a pot filled with trimmed and ready-to-eat radishes, carrots and sugar snap peas to fresh British blackberries, here's a round-up of the most interesting snacks.

Curtis '50 Cent' Jackson filed for chapter 22 bankruptcy protection on Monday just three days after he was ordered to pay $5 million to the mother of Rick Ross's child. In 2009, the rapper intentionally released a sex tape featuring Lastonia Leviston in an attempt to embarrass his rap rival, Ross.

Lamps have been positioned along the historic route (pictured) taken by Edward Whymper (left, inset) and his team when they scaled the iconic 14,692-foot mountain, which sits in Alps on the border of Italy and Switzerland, in 1865. While the climb saw them enter into the record books as the first to scale the Matterhorn, the adventure ended in tragedy when four of the team mysteriously fell to their deaths during the descent. Yesterday, red bulbs have been used along the route where disaster struck (inset).

A new infographic compiled by Vashi Diamonds reveals the top 100 most iconic wedding dress designs, and features a variety of different styles, colors and designs. From mini dresses to one-shoulder statement pieces, there is no shortage of innovation and originality among the dresses featured, however the classic-style gown favored by the likes of Kate Middleton and Grace Kelly, still reigns supreme.

Half of the homes in Maine Tower (pictured left), near Canary Wharf in east London, went to overseas buyers who are keen to grab a slice of the British property boom. More than 200 flats sold at an average cost of £673,000 each - even though the skyscraper is still not completed, and will not be ready to move in to until 2019. Investors and first-time buyers queued down the streets ahead of the 'launch event' this weekend (bottom right), with some arriving 36 hours before it began to be sure of getting hold of a property. The central hall in the building is pictured top right.

A letter written by Charleston church massacre suspect Dylann Roof has been put up for auction on a site dedicated to selling memorabilia related to serial killers and other murderers. In the handwritten first glimpse into Roof's mind as he sits in protected custody had a top bid of $550 on the 'murderabilia' site True Crime Auction House as of Monday evening. In it, the white supremacist professes a desire for books, a curiosity about the origin of the writer's surname and a cool-headed demeanor fit for cold-blooded mass killer.

A new biography reveals how Marilyn Monroe and Bobby Kennedy 'carried on' for months before her death - and Ethel was furious. But RFK was equally obsessed with putting Jimmy Hoffa in jail.. As Attorney General during his brother's presidency, RFK created a 'Get Hoffa' squad at the Department of Justice. A union associate recalled Hoffa fuming about assault charges Hoffa was facing: 'That son of a bitch Bobby Kennedy - he has to go!.' Hoffa asked where to procure plastic explosives, 'as powerful and able to explode without leaving without a trace.'. Three years after Bobby was assassinated, Hoffa was pardoned by President Nixon but disappeared without a trace four years later.

The 20-year-old forward, who has twice been cleared of assaulting women, is expected to complete a £49million move from Liverpool to Manchester City this week, marking a high-point in a young life that has had more than its share of controversy. For some, Sterling's off-the-pitch troubles have come to typify all that is wrong with modern football. But the star, pictured (left) with his girlfriend Paige Milian, and on a trip to Jamaica (right, and its capital Kingston, inset), has finally got his wish for a move and is reported to be on the verge of a £200,000-a-week contract.

Having spent decades globe-trotting, it was a secluded retreat in Jersey where travel journalist Alan Whicker chose to settle down. The plush four-bedroom home on the Channel Islands was first put up for sale when he died in 2013 for £5million. Despite the idyllic house being nestled in nine areas of woodland and boasting an outdoor swimming pool with sweeping views towards France, the house failed to sell. Whicker's long-term partner Valerie Kleeman, who lived at the property with him for 40 years, took it off the market but has now put it up for sale again for £4 million - £1million off the original asking price.

There appears to be a booming industry in people throwing themselves to the floor only to claim a raft of life-changing injuries and demands for massive compensation. In one case, Waheed Iqbal (left) pretended to slip on a wet bag in a Lidl supermarket to make a £10,000 claim. The 36-year-old said that he had banged his head and hurt the left side of his body. But CCTV from the Bradford store showed him easing himself to the ground before calling for help. He was later convicted and given a ten-month suspended prison sentence. Another foiled fraud saw Stephen Robinson (right) claimed £17,000 against his local council for the negligent maintenance of a drain which he said he had fallen over. However, the 30-year-old was exposed by a YouTube video revealing he sustained his injuries while carrying out a stunt in front of a cheering crowd.

According to Linda Lewis, the daughter-in-law of the late actress, Loretta Young (left with her daughter Judy) was the victim of a date rape at the hands of Clark Gable in 1935 which led to Young becoming pregnant with daughter Judy. Previously, it had been thought that the two had an affair during the filming of Call of the Wild (pictured together in the film, right). At the time, Young was a 23-year-old ingenue while Gable was 34 and married to his second wife, Maria 'Ria' Franklin Prentiss Lucas Langham, at the time.

It isn't always easy to be kind about ex partners so when one woman, 24-year-old Stina Sanders, decided to track down her former flames on email and ask them what they really thought of her, she was prepared for a mixed bag of responses...and that's exactly what she got. (Pictured from left: Stina Sanders with two of her ex boyfriends and right, relaxing on holiday)

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT. Briton Carolyn Dunford, 23, captured the bloody drama in Kruger National Park, South Africa, along with wide-eyed nature-lovers - some of who risked their lives watching the spectacle through open car windows. 'The kudu burst from the bushes and the lions chased it into the cars,' she said. 'The first lion grabbed onto its back and the second came in and grabbed its throat (pictured main). They both tackled it.' Her photographs also show the beasts tear apart their catch as tourists look on (inset).

The 800-year-old castle at Ardnamurchan in the Highlands is nearing the end of its renovation, which began last April. Now a luxury holiday retreat, the picturesque Mingary Castle is expected to welcome its first paying guests within the next few weeks. Major renovations on the walls and roof have been carried out on the castle, which sits on the most westerly point of mainland Britain, with the focus now being on the interior.

More than 550 items from the late actresses' time in Hollywood traveled to museums across the country before reaching Kansas City, Missouri, where they will hit the auction block. Highly-coveted memorabilia including the polka dot dress from her 1934 film Stand Up and Cheer and a children's racing car gifted to her by tap dancer Bill 'Bojangles' Robinson, have suggested prices of  $20,000 and $10,000, respectively.