The suspect in the road rage murder of Don Lock (inset) was last night named locally as 34-year-old Matthew Daley who has been described by neighbours as a 'quiet guy' who was a volunteer gardener. Pictures emerged earlier of the moment Daley was apprehended (left) as more touching tributes were left at the scene by the victim's family members (right). Mr Lock, who had just been given the all-clear following treatment for prostate cancer, was driving home after a race at his cycling club when his car clipped another vehicle at a junction. He got out of his car to exchange details with the driver before being savagely attacked.

Buckingham Palace is urgently trying to establish whether 'criminal activity' was involved in the leaking of the controversial images as it emerges future King George VI (right) could have been the man behind the camera. Sources said there were fears the 20-second film dating from 1933 may have been copied or stolen by a member of staff at a Royal archive then sold to a newspaper. Surprisingly, the Palace is unaware of exactly where the clip came from, with one senior courtier saying: 'Nobody is familiar with this footage.' In the film, the seven-year-old Princess Elizabeth (main, second from left) is seen giving what appears to be a Nazi salute with her sister Margaret (second from right), their mother (left) and their uncle, who would become Edward VIII (right).

The rumours of romance have swirled and sizzled just like their red-hot dances on Strictly two years ago. But today The Mail on Sunday can reveal Ben Cohen has admitted he is in a relationship with Kristina Rihanoff - and his devastated wife Abby is seeking a divorce. The news comes after the former England rugby star, 36, surprised relatives by bringing the blonde Russian along to a Cohen family day out last Saturday, attended by his seven-year-old twin daughters.

Wickets weren't tumbling on Saturday night, but one spectator certainly was. All eyes were on a young lady whose unfortunately timed fall was caught on camera and broadcast on the big screen to thousands of cricket fans gathered at Lord's.

A damning catalogue of multi-million-pound waste within the BBC is exposed for the first time today by The Mail on Sunday following a Freedom of Information request into its spending. The documents reveal the BBC, which receives £3.7 billion a year from the public, has spent nearly £14million on plane travel in two years and spent more than £55,000 on tickets for celebrities, which may have included Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman (pictured left), and staff to go to this year's TV Baftas ceremony. It also overpaid one thousand employees to the tune of £2 million in the space of just two years. Pictured: BBC's £327,800-a-year director of television Danny Cohen, centre, and top right former BBC HR boss Lucy Adams.

Barry Henderson was handed the letter by wife Roisin (inset, together) after the local postman in the village of Buncrana, Donegal, thought the description, albeit limited, matched her husband. The letter sent to Barry was addressed: 'Your man Henderson that boy with the glasses who is doing hte PHD up there at Queen's in Belfast'

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: The despicable selfie taken by a French ISIS fanatic before he beheaded his boss at a gas factory in France, has been posted on social media. Described as a 'soldier of the caliphate,' Yassin Salhi, 35, sent the macabre selfie to a fighter in Syira, reportedly believed to be a French ISIS fighter in Syria. The married father-of-three told investigators he decapitated Herve Cornara because of the 'personal difficulties' in his life and blamed it on 'problems at home and work'.

A dramatic new rule change has given savers unprecedented access to their pension 'pots' and thousands have responded, keen to realise their dreams before it is too late. For some, the choices are practical - helping children, paying for health treatment or investing in the booming buy-to-let market. But others have used part or all of their pension fund in more flamboyant style, splashing out on cosmetic surgery, dream holidays or expensive hobbies.The Mail On Sunday speaks to five couples who have raided their pension pots. Geoff and Wendy Cash (pictured above, right) aim to buy a second-hand Cessna after cashing in £200,000. Linda and Paul Wilson (pictured above, bottom left) have invested £155,000 in a new narrow boat business. Susan and Gerald Reed (pictured above, top left) splashed out a new car and an exotic holiday.

Shortly after breakfast I spotted a blob on the horizon across the sparkling Mediterranean sea, writes IAN BIRRELL(pictured bottom left in white protective clothing). Within minutes came confirmation: it was another boat packed with terrified migrants, 30 miles off the Libyan port city of Zuwara. This was a nightmarish glimpse of Europe's migrant front line: desperate people chancing their lives with callous human smugglers as they flee poverty, repression and war. There were 414 people stacked like sardines on this stinking boat's two decks - most of them, it transpired, escaping the chaos engulfing Libya. I clambered aboard and spent about four hours helping them off - the first reporter to assist an entire rescue operation of one of these lethal migrant boats. That same day another similar cargo of human beings sunk, the corpses washing up later on the Libyan coast.

The five-bedroom property in Wrotham, Kent, has been taken off the market after sitting empty more than a year, it was reported today. In April last year Peaches, 25, was discovered in one of the bedrooms while her toddler son was in the house. A post-mortem examination revealed the mother-of-two had overdosed on heroin. She lived in the house with her husband, Tom Cohen, and their two young sons, Phaedra and Astala.

There is no shortage of 'yoga girls' on Instagram, but 26-year-old Swedish-born Rachel Brathen is a phenomenon. The reason why people connect with her is not for the stunning holiday island photography or the fitsporation, it's for her honesty about her life, which is very far from perfect. For the past four years she has chronicled it all on social media, and now in her book, which is part yoga 'how-to', part memoir.

Sydney resident and curvy model Jessica Vander Leahy said if her web series encourages just one woman to feel better about herself and embrace body love, it would all be worth it. Ms Vander Leahy started #ProjectWomanKIND, a web series of candid interviews with curvy models that tackles womens' feelings of insecurity. With models constantly under pressure to feel 100 per cent happy with themselves, the series aims to show that all women, no matter what their size or profession, struggle with feelings of low self-esteem. The series challenges society's perception of what it means to be beautiful.

The lives of Virginia Woolf, John Maynard Keynes and the others members of the Bloomsbury set have been captured for TV in a racy three-part BBC2 series charting their relationships. Life in the Square sees Woolf played by Lydia Leonard, while her friend, painter Duncan Grant, is played by James Norton, and her sister Vanessa is portrayed by Phoebe Fox (pictured above, left). Critics have been referring to the drama as a 'bonkbuster,' as the first episode features six sex seasons. This includes Duncan Grant in bed with Lytton Strachey (pictured above, bottom right), and the novelists sister, Vanessa, with her husband Clive (pictured above, top right).

Here we showcase the hottest sunglasses of the summer as seen on your favourite celebrities - but can you tell which ones cost a designer amount and which ones are cheappos from the high street? (Pictured left to right: Myleene Klass, Benedict Cumberbatch and Cara Delevingne.)

This is Baby Lily - who has defied the odds to survive after coming into this world almost four months too early. But the tiny girl had an extra hurdle to overcome, her parents claim, because doctors decided before she was even born that they would not resuscitate her. The couple claim they were asked to sign a 'do not attempt cardiopulmonary resuscitation', known as a Do Not Resuscitate (DNR), form at Southend University Hospital in Essex (inset) before she was delivered. Hospital bosses have now launched an investigation as little Lily, after more than three months in hospital, is preparing to come home in the next few weeks.

Chloe Barcelou, pictured left, and Brandon Batchelder spent two months designing and nine months building their new home, Brandon told Daily Mail Online. The couple decided to make a home that can follow wherever they need to go after bouncing around apartments, hotels and friends' places in New England for the last five years. The house was designed to collapse so it can be towed, and was made almost entirely out of materials the couple retrieved from the torn-down movie sets where they've worked, pictured outside right and inside inset.

Angry clashes have erupted between members of the Ku Klux Klan and the New Black Panther Party as both groups rally at the South Carolina statehouse. The white supremacists came out in force on Saturday afternoon to condemn the governor's decision to remove the Confederate Flag due to its associations with racial hatred. Countering their demonstration, around 300 people with links to the New Black Panther Party marched in the name of racial equality - calling on politicians to do more than simply bring down a flag. It is the latest clash in Columbia, SC, following the racist shooting of nine black churchgoers at the hands of 21-year-old pro-Confederacy Dylann Roof last month.

Heartbreaking footage has emerged of a baby dolphin and his mother's battle to stay alive after being caught in a shark net off Queensland, Australia. In the shocking footage the three-month old dolphin can be seen struggling after being caught in a baited drum line off the coast of Surfer's Paradise. The dolphin's mother can be seen lifting the weak calf up to the surface to breathe after the hook from the drum lines pierced its stomach. Fortunately the dolphin was saved just in time by Seaworld and calls the theme park its home for now.

The death of Grant Thompson (pictured left and right), 18, of Temple, Texas 'is being investigated as a suicide at this time', Austin police said on Friday. Thompson was found by paramedics unresponsive and with puncture wounds on his wrist while inside his car in a Lowe's home improvement parking lot in North Austin on Tuesday. He later passed away at St. David's Round Rock Medical Center where he was treated for cardiac arrest. On Friday, Austin police said they found dead the missing cobra (pictured inset) belonging to Thompson and believed to be connected to his death.

An investigation by the Dogs Trust has revealed a crooked scam run by Eastern Europe vets, that allows non-vaccinated dogs to be smuggled into the UK with fake passports and fake microchips. An investigator was able to smuggle a toy dog through customs three times, with a fake passport and fake chip, without anyone noticing something was amiss. Dog lovers are being made the victims of the fake passport scam, and their new family pets have in fact been imported illegally.

Who needs the Maldives when these unspoilt beaches are on our doorstep. From hidden coves to sands lined with colourful beach huts Britain has more to offer than you might think. Head to family paradise, Constantine Bay (top right) or the turquoise sea at Porthcurno, Cornwall (bottom left) for the perfect day out. Why not explore the daily-cleaned Botany Bay, Kent (top left), stilted colourful huts of Wells-next-the-Sea, Norfolk (centre) or the 14-mile Southerndown, Glamorgan (bottom right)?

The officers left their vehicles on Goods Way, near King's Cross in London, around 1pm on Saturday. Pictures show the pair wandering over to a nearby van before chatting to families in the sun as they wait in line to be served. The two men then appeared to order two ice creams, including one with strawberry sauce.

The Force is strong with these sci fi fans, as thousands dressed up as their favourite superheroes for the annual London Film and Comic-Con festival, held in Kensington this weekend. Luke Skywalker, the Alien Queen and Wonder Woman were among those spotted on the streets of London heading to the event, held at the Olympia, which will be attended by stars from hit TV and films.

The photo series called 'Old One Two' by photographer Devin Yalkin captures the raw and gritty nature of the illegal fight clubs which take place in venues across New York city. Reminiscent of the 1999 Hollywood movie called 'Fight Club' starring Brad Pitt and Edward Norton there is a no-holds barred attitude among those who step into the ring ready to draw blood on their opponent.

Enid Blyton, author of the Noddy, Famous Five and Secret Seven books, lived at the Old Thatch cottage in Bourne End, Buckinghamshire, from 1929 to 1938, and it is where one of her best-loved characters, Brer Rabbit, was created in 1934. The impressive Grade II listed 17th Century property boasts four bedrooms, three reception rooms and two bathrooms, is set in 1½ acres, and is currently on the market for £1.85 million.