Gemma Newitt (left) was shopping in a Co-operative store in St Austell, Cornwall, when the man started following her on July 9. CCTV footage shows the unnamed person, dressed in a grey jumper and jeans, holding his mobile phone at waist height behind the 20-year-old as she browses the shelves (right). Despite Miss Newitt, who is wearing a pair of shorts, nearly catching him, the brazen man re-approaches her and continues to try and take pictures. The clip ends with the accountancy student turning around and the man sprinting up the aisle. Miss Newitt said she was angered by the incident, which was reported to police after she told store managers. However, Devon and Cornwall Police confirmed officers had spoken to the man but said he had not committed an offence.

The supercars have caught the eye of passers-by today, with the garish Mercedes S-Class (bottom right), a Rolls Royce from Dubai (left) and a Porsche 918 Spyder (top right) popping up on the streets of Knightsbridge in London. The pictures give a glimpse of how the super-rich like to travel around London. But the Mercedes S-Class doesn't seem to be in quite as good condition as when it was last pictured on MailOnline, with some of the crystals no longer there. The 2014 CLS 350 used to be owned by Russian business student Daria Radionova until she sold it for £155,000 on eBay last October.

Travellers from France, Sweden and Morocco have pitched up dozens of caravans (main picture) on private land next to the BioCity Science Park (inset top) so they can visit Sherwood Forest and Nottingham Castle. The illegal campers, consisting of more than 60 people, said they want to learn more about England's most famous outlaw as many can relate to Robin Hood and his 'band of merry travellers.' One of the group, Dilo Kako-Mocho, 37, said they were also celebrating the birthday of a one-year-old family member with a party on Sunday night (inset bottom). He said: 'It is our first time here. We have seen all the movies about Robin Hood, of Nottingham so we are very happy to be here.' A spokesman for Nottingham City Council said the travellers had moved onto private land and therefore have no power to move them.

Evan Eames, from Montreal, appealed online for a back gardens to camp in when he realised he could not afford to pay rent on top of international tuition fees for a Masters in astrophysics in Manchester. The 24-year-old went on to spend 10 months camping in the backgarden of Charley Mantack (pictured top right) in the Stockport suburb of Heaton Chapel for free, braving the Manchester rain, sleet and snow. He said: 'It was a really fun experience. I am super glad I did it.'

A make-up artist and popular YouTube star has posted a video showing her astonishing transformation into four different members of the Kardashian family - all in under two minutes. American Kandee Johnson begins by showing herself with a freshly-scrubbed face, before attempting her amazing quick change into Kylie, Kris, Kim and finally Khloe.

North Korea's state-run media released a series of photographs last month that appeared to innocently show Kim Jong-un's tour of the Pyongyang Bio-Technical Institute. But a U.S. researcher has claimed there was a far more sinister motivation behind the photographs' release. She has analysed the photographs and claims they reveal that the North Korean leader has been secretly building a bio-weapon factory, and released the photographs as a veiled threat to the United States and South Korea. The photographs show the leader posing alongside a range of illicitly-acquired equipment, including fermenters (left and bottom right) and ingredients (top right).

Three-time world champion surfer Mich Fanning has arrived back in Sydney following his close encounter with a shark in South Africa on Sunday. He looked happy to be back on home soil as he wheeled his surfboard through arrivals and past a waiting crowd of photographers.

While neither Demi Moore nor her three grown-up daughters Rumer, Scout and Tallulah Belle were at home when Edenilson Steven Valle died in the swimming pool of their family home in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, neighbours have said that raucous gatherings are a regular feature at the property. Mr Valle, 21, is understood to have been a guest at a party held by Moore's caretaker over the weekend and police have ruled out any foul play, believing he slipped and fell. Despite not being present, lawyers said that - as one of her employees hosted the party - Moore could be financially liable for the death. Neighbours have now revealed that revealed that Moore's daughters had been staying at the house for weeks prior to the tragic accident, throwing noisy parties 'every day, day and night'.

Mother-of-two Sarah Oropeza was at work in Merriam, Kansas, on Saturday, when a coworker screaming for help - she had found a two-year-old girl locked in a car nearby. Without a second thought she ran out and tried to smash the window using a tire iron from another woman's trunk. However, the window would not smash. The scene was recorded by someone with a cellphone (main). Finally the window cracked, and another woman was able to smash it through using a tire hitch. 'I was just praying, ''Break the window''. She is going to die,' Mrs Oropeza said afterwards.

A single photograph snapped at an 18th birthday party in Sydney has gone viral thanks to one of the subject's unusual haircuts. The image (left) has had more than 11,415 comments left, almost 10,000 likes and more than 1.7 million views. Since the picture was shared, 'tribute' posts - including Ziggy as a horse (top right) and a 'pin the mullet on the boy' party game (bottom right).

Funerals have been held this afternoon for the 31 victims of a suspected ISIS suicide bomb attack in southern Turkey, which also left 100 people injured. Most of the victims were Kurdish students, who were rallying in support for the displaced residents of Kobane, outside a cultural centre in the town of Suruc. The pro-Kurdish activists were planning on delivering aid to the bombed out Syrian town in the afternoon when the devastating bomb attack happened.

Brooklyn-based Vice correspondent Simon Ostrovsky traveled to Akihabara, a bustling district in Tokyo, to explore the sexual exploitation of young women as a part of Vice News' short documentary entitled Schoolgirls for Sale in Japan, and soon discovered that teen girls were readily available to 'rent' for a variety of services, including fortune telling, massages, and walks with clients (center). Simon also took in a performance of one of Japan's many schoolgirl bands (left) and noticed that the venue was packed with men of all ages, many of whom paid money to visit the girls after the show and meet them.

The young crowd at this aquarium had a novel way of cooling down on the hottest day of the year. As temperatures hit 93.2F (34C) on the first day after rainy season in Japan this playful beluga whale rose out of the pool and sprayed them with water. Children among the crowd were left wincing after it blasted them as though it were a water hose, while others could be seen scrambling in a desperate bid to escape the drenching.

Heidi Faulkner, 36, from Hertfordshire, was left in agony after a bungling surgeon removed too much fat from her bottom - leaving her coccyx exposed. He also left huge diagonal scars that made it look as if 'a shark had taken a bite out of my bum'. Ms Faulkner, who got her cut-price 'booty job' during a visit to Prague, is now warning of the dangers of having surgery abroad.

The footage was shot by a couple as they drove past the scene in eastern Ukraine where the Malaysian Airlines Boeing 777 was shot down, killing all 298 people on board. The woman is so disturbed by seeing people falling from the blitzed plane amid the burning wreckage that she cannot stay and insists on driving away. The latest reminder of the tragedy came as pro-Russian rebels in eastern Ukraine have offered to assist families of the Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 victims to visit the crash site.

Tomi Lahren (right), the 22-year-old host of One America News Network's On Point with Tomi Lahren, called out Obama's administration for their 'half-way, half-baked, tip-toe, be-friendly-to-Jihadis mentality'. The comments, said on Friday's show, were in reference to the fatal shooting of four U.S. Marines and one active-duty Navy reservist, in Chattanooga, Tennessee, on Thursday. The 24-year-old shooter, who was also killed, was identified as a devout Muslim named Mohammad Abdulazeez (inset).

Actress Emma Thompson, 56 (top left), spent three-and-a-half hours every day having prosthetic skin attached to her face and hands to play the part of 77-year-old prostitute Cemolina (centre) in upcoming film The Legend of Barney Thomson. She arrived on set at 6am so the prosthetics could be applied in several pieces (centre left and bottom left) to her forehead, cheeks, chin, bottom lip, neck, hands and even ear lobes. A technique called stretch and stripple, where a thin layer of latex and powder is applied to stretched skin, was used around the eyes to give the actress a more aged complexion. She then spent another 45 minutes having it all removed before the process began all over again the following day. Her extreme makeover draws similarities to EastEnders' star Dot Cotton (top right).

Disgraced FIFA president Sepp Blatter sensationally had a bundle of fake banknotes thrown over him by a comedian who gatecrashed his press conference in Zurich today. Englishman Simon Brodkin - also known as Jason Bent as well as Lee Nelson - calmly walked up to Blatter's position behind a table at the front of the stage and placed a sum of money on the table and said: 'This is for North Korea 2026'. He then turned to address the press while Blatter waved urgently at security guards to take him away before later announcing he would not stand for another term as FIFA president in the new elections.

The Nestle models worked at Irving Farm Coffee Roasters on the Lower East Side in New York in April (right, inset). The body-painted models were pushing Coffee-Mate Natural Bliss creamer. During the stunt, the Irving Place coffee shop was turned into the Natural Bliss Café. An executive said New Yorkers were more impressed with the free coffee than the models. Some still liked the models (left).

The five-day-old pup got separated from its mother near The Wash in Lincolnshire when the tide went out and she was left in a muddy puddle surrounded by 30 cows (main image). The cute animal, pictured after the rescue (inset bottom left), was spotted by a birdwatcher at a nearby Royal Society for the Protection of Birds sanctuary. She was discovered to be dehydrated and underweight, but experts said it is likely she will get better.

Ashley Comer, (bottom right) a photographer and recent art school graduate, took pictures of the first time that she met her biological mother Sheila (top right) after tracking her down through the adoption agency.Her birth mom turned out to be in Florida four hours away from her college home of Savannah, and held a nerve-wracking and emotion reunion this spring. Comer now says that Sheila feels like a 'distant aunt' and the pair plans to keep in touch despite the photographer's move back north to Massachusetts.

The Scottish schoolboy, who goes by the name Pikachu The Pokemon, uploaded a video eating the California Reaper, a fiery pepper which has had one million views in just two days. He says: 'Today I'm going to be eating a Carolina Reaper a whole one and I'm only nine.' He is also careful to remind his viewers that he has taken health and safety precautions ahead filming. He continues: 'I had a little bit earlier just to make sure I didn't have any allergic reactions or anything so here we go right watch look at this.'

A daredevil dangled from the side of a high-rise building while holding onto his friend's hand - and the stomach churning moment was captured on camera. The two men scaled the structure in the Russian city of Yekaterinburg and were filmed running and somersaulting along the outer ledge of the high-rise before hanging from it and swinging along the face of it.

Jacob Strickling, known as a mad scientist, has been bizarrely filmed using a dead fish to coax a giant beach worm out of the sand at Terrigal Beach on the NSW Central Coast. It took several attempts for him to grab hold of the giant worm using some pliers (top right) and he laughed uncontrollably as the long, pink and orange worm wriggled out of the sand (bottom right).

The shocking 10-second clip shared by bullies on social media shows Sarah Nevard, from Dartford, Kent, being kicked on the ground as she helplessly tries to fend off their attacks. Sophie's furious mother Sarah Nevard posted the video online herself in an attempt to expose her daughter's attackers. Kent Police are aware of the video but are yet to investigate as they have not received an official complaint.

A crippled dwarf bull who faced being put down is learning to walk again using a specially made wheelchair. Duke, who is just half the size of an average Hereford bullock, was going to be shot after being badly injured in an attack by other cows. He was rescued by Sharon Lawlor who runs an animal sanctuary and has spent £10,000 nursing him back to health.