An aspiring British fashion student who died after crashing into a bridge as she bungee-jumped was a 'beautiful young woman who had all her life ahead of her', her distraught father has said. Kleyo de Abreu Atwell (pictured right), 23, was killed instantly after jumping off of a modern bridge (inset) near the mountain village of Lanjaron and smashing into the old stone Tablate Bridge below. Her father Bernard Atwell (pictured left with his daughter) yesterday said relatives are in shock at the death of the aspiring fashion and design student, who he described as 'sweet, caring, bubbly and focused'.

The Mr Bean actor has been seen in an electric BMW i3 (main image), which costs £30,000 and has a top speed of 93mph. It is in stark contrast to his prized F1 (inset, left), one of only 64 in the world, which was capable of reaching a thrilling 240mph. The 60-year-old, who recently bought a house in North London, sold the supercar earlier this year, 18 years after he paid £634,000 for it. His new runaround will also save the Blackadder star a significant sum on his insurance bill. The annual cost to insure his F1, which he once crashed into a tree in 2011 (inset, right), was said to be around £60,000. In 2013 he successfully claimed £910,000 from his insurers to fix the supercar - the highest repair bill ever recorded in Britain.

'Crocodile Mick' is a the second-generation crocodile hunter who has killed at least 20,000 of the animals in a 37-year career in the Northern Territory (above, inset). But there is no catch he is prouder of than the 4.9 metre beast he spent four weeks stalking in a remote waterhole the dead of the night, after farmers complained it was killing too many of their cattle. Mick was forced to ambush the croc in its nest, which was filled with the remains of dead animals.

On the evening of May 5, 1980, the SAS conducted a stunning raid on the Iranian Embassy in Knightsbridge (pictured left and inset) to end a six-day siege in which 26 people had been taken hostage. Sergeant Bob Curry (right), who has just sold his medals for £20,000, was among those to take part in what was arguably the SAS's finest hour. Here, we piece together a minute-by-minute account of the raid using the testimony of those involved - from SAS soldiers, the terrified hostages, and even the terrorists themselves.

The girl, named locally as Jessica Lawson, pictured left, was staying at the Maury camp in Liginiac, in the central Correze department, with a party from Wolfreton School in Hull. According to early an initial investigation, she was on a pontoon, pictured inset, with classmates on Tuesday afternoon when the temperature was extremely high. The structure is believed to have collapsed, causing a group of children to fall into Lake Triouzoune, which is supervised by lifeguards. Devastated friends yesterday laid flowers at the school gates (pictured right).

Thousands are flocking to the seaside resort of Benidorm, on Spain's east coast, as families seek value-for-money holidays after the mass shooting in Tunisia in June. Sunbathers have been pictured cramming on to the Levante and Poniente beaches as it was revealed Spain has set a new record for visitors, with 29.2 million descending on the country in the six months to June - 4.2 per cent more than the same period in 2014. Earlier this month, the Daily Mail revealed how 300,000 Britons who had been planning to visit Tunisia have been left to look for alternatives, after the Government advised against travelling there following the recent terror attack.

Let these stories serve as a cautionary tale that cheating nearly never leads to a happy ending. After the hacking of adulterous dating site Ashley Madison has left thousands of cheaters at risk of being exposed to their jilted significant others, people who've been caught straying in the past are coming out of the woodwork to share their own stories of being unfaithful, using the Whisper app.

This is the horrible moment a golfer killed a seagull after teeing off and hitting the bird head on with a wayward shot. After hitting his tee shot, the man recoils in horror as the unfortunate bird explodes into a ball of feathers upon impact (middle). The video was uploaded to YouTube by Jordan Wright of Fayetteville, Arkansas.

Matthew Telford (right) and Henry Toal (left) were in the refuse truck with driver Harry Clarke when it mounted a pavement in the city centre and ploughed into shoppers, just days before Christmas. Today, at an inquiry into the tragedy, Mr Telford told families of the victims at Glasgow Sheriff Court how there was nothing he could do to stop the runaway lorry, and spoke of his terror as it hurtled through the city before crashing into a hotel.

GRAPHIC WARNING: In front of a massive crowd of men and very young boys, three masked ISIS fighters hold the suspected robber down while their fellow militant strikes the sharpened blade resting on their wrists. In April, MailOnline uncovered a document which detailed the punishments ISIS has set out for those who disobey its strict interpretation of Shariah Law. It clearly states that thieves will have their hands cut off. Adulterers who engage in a sexual relationship are stoned to death, while couples who have an affair without sexual contact can expect the more lenient punishment of 100 lashes and 'banishment' from the community.

A US backpacker who went to extra lengths to take a photo with an emu while lying on the ground in outback Australia was left speechless when the giant bird attempted to have sex with him. His friend who stood on the side, laughed uncontrollably while he captured the whole scene on camera.

The latest, £200million instalment in the 007 series, Spectre, appears to have lifted key scenes, characters and set-pieces from previous Bond movies. The two-and-a-half minute clip, released yesterday to much excitement from fans, contains sequences (top left and top right) reminiscent of classics such as From Russia With Love (bottom left) and For Your Eyes Only (bottom right). The opening seconds show Bond, played by Daniel Craig, blasting his way through Mexico's Day of the Dead festivities, harking back to 1965's Thunderball when Sean Connery's 007 is pursued through the Junkanoo Mardi Gras celebrations in Nassau by agents of Spectre - the same criminal organisation that gives the new film its name. In Mexico a character is shown in a skeleton mask (top, second from right), similar to the look of the villainous Baron Samedi (bottom, second from right) in 1973's Live And Let Die. Christoph Waltz, 58, is the new film's villain (top, second from left), although there is also a resemblance to Dr No (bottom, second from left).

Sergeant Rick Clement, from Chatham, Lancashire, who lost both legs after stepping on a Taliban bomb while serving in Afghanistan in 2010, has now taken his first steps (pictured) since being blown up. With concentration etched on his face, the 35-year-old gripped a handrail as he tentatively took his first steps with the help of two £50,000 mechanical legs at the Specialist Mobility Rehabilitation Centre in Preston. It comes five years after the IED explosion in Helmand Province (pictured in Afghanistan, inset) which left him with life-changing injuries, unable to have sex or children and fearing he would never walk again. Since then, he has not only launched his own charity - A Soldiers Journey, which has already raised a quarter of a million pounds - but embarked on an intense rehabilitation plan. His goal now is to walk to the Cenotaph in London to lay a wreath on Remembrance Day.

Prince George (pictured top right) turns two years old today and he is celebrating with a party at Anmer Hall in Norfolk. Guests started to arrive at 4pm for the bash, with Prince Philip among the first to show up (left) . Earlier, a postman was seen delivering presents (bottom right) to the country retreat on the Sandringham estate.

The Australian funnywoman, 35, is currently enjoying an extended break with boyfriend Mickey Gooch, but took time out of lying around the pool to play daredevil on Tuesday. Clad in a life jacket and a protective helmet, the Pitch Perfect star looked keen to show off her skills on the water, proving herself adept as she shot out of the sea and maintained her balance, all while under the watchful eye of an instructor on a jet ski.

In a highly emotional moment on Monday night, a six-year-old girl with down syndrome, named Lucy, met her new parents, having spent almost her whole life in a Chinese orphanage. Dozens of special needs children from China were met by their foster families at George H.W. Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston, Texas, in the hope of finding permanent homes. Brent and Audrey Shook had already made the decision to begin adoption proceedings as they greeted Lucy that night as her new parents.

A new book called 100 Years of Tattoos features tattooed men and women across the decades. It includes flapper girls, US serviceman and tattooed world record breaker Janet 'Rusty' Skuse. (Pictured clockwise from left: British tattoo addict Janet 'Rusty' Skuse, an unknown woman in the late 1920s, Cindy Ray - who was one of the first famous Australian tattooed pin up girls, and a man at a gallery opening in the 1970s).

Susan Smith is pleading for sympathy 20 years after she stunned America by confessing she drowned her two boys in a lake before telling the world they'd been kidnapped by an imaginary black man. Smith, now aged 43 and whiling her days away in a South Carolina prison, recently told a local reporter she wasn't in her right mind when she left her sons strapped in their car seats as she rolled her car into a Union County lake. 'Mr. Cahill, I am not the monster society thinks I am. I am far from it,' she wrote in a letter to The State 's Harrison Cahill. She is up for parole in 2024, when she'll be 53.

Photographer David Perkins has created a moving portrait series that attempts to explore the other side of a dancers life. Titled Home Stage , the series is absent of lights, studios, hair and make up; showing each ballerina 'just being themselves',

A user of the short-term rental app by the name of Jonathan is advertising a fleet of converted vehicles on the app parked at scenic spots for budget prices. He has around 50 Airbnb listings, but some are rooms on wheels. They range from tiny vans for just two people, with a limited amount of fittings, to fully-converted camper vans complete with a kitchen and seating area with room for four people. Guests cannot move the vans, but are the only ones with access to it during their stay. He insists they are in good neighborhoods that are quiet at night and surrounded by restaurants, bars and galleries. Some of the vans even have WiFi inside.

Colin Firth's wife Livia (right) has been bragging about it on Instagram, but can colourful zinc oxide really protect you from sunburn and ageing UVA rays? FEMAIL's Claire Coleman (left) tests the rainbow face paint used by surfers in Australia who bask all day in the fierce sunshine.

Two photographs capture six-month-old Milo's priceless reaction to discovering he's lost his testicles while he was asleep. The kitten, from Cumbria, let out a huge screech (right) upon realising what had happened after checking his bits (left). Owner John Reed - who caught Milo's bemusement on camera - said the reaction was 'priceless'.

Teacher Chris Hill (pictured), of Bolton St Catherine's Academy, dressed as princess Elsa (inset) from the Disney favourite musical to sing his own re-worded version of the film's smash hit, Let It Go. His lyrics - to the tune of the famous song - were re-jigged to pay tribute to the youngsters, wishing them the very best for their futures. The video of him singing the song throughout the school is now a YouTube hit.