Andy Hill (top right), who served in the RAF, was pulled from the wreckage after his jet ploughed into a busy dual carriageway in West Sussex. He remains in a critical condition at the Royal Sussex County Hospital in Brighton, his wife Ellen at his bedside. One expert said the 51-year-old British Airways Airbus captain had 'run out of sky' and might have avoided disaster if he had had more altitude. His Hawker Hunter hit the ground at speed following a loop manoeuvre. The plane's two-seater cockpit appeared to have separated from the fuselage as it slid along the A27. Photographs suggest it remained ahead of the fireball from exploding aviation fuel. Onlookers dragged Mr Hill from the open cockpit. Pictured: The pilot tries to pull out of the dive (top left); his jet narrowly misses queuing traffic (bottom left), he tries in vain to gain altitude (bottom centre); but crashes into several vehicles (bottom right).

From being mistaken for a call girl to having strangers call her husband her sugar daddy, Rachel Rounds, 44, (above) has suffered varying abuse since she married the man she loves, Tom, 67, who is 23 years her senior (left). The writer worries about being left to bring up her son alone, and hates it when people mistake Tom for his granddad.

Camila Batmanghelidjh used the Kids Company nurse for her own private medical treatments, the Daily Mail can reveal. Whistleblowers who used to work at the failed charity said the founder had daily appointments with Maria Nieto. The Spaniard was paid by Kids Company and was meant to look after underprivileged children in the charity's care.

Great British Bake Off star Sandy Docherty, right, had a decade-long affair with a married primary school headmaster. The child protection officer began a relationship with Tom Robertshaw, left, after meeting him in the staff room when he was head at Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Primary in Yeadon, West Yorkshire. Sandy, 49 and Mr Robertshaw, 65, began their affair in 2003 - but although it was reportedly common knowledge among staff members, it took ten years before his wife found out.

Many turn to vegetarian diets in the belief that they are better for you. However, these women experienced symptoms like chipping nails and chronic tiredness due to the missing meat in their diets. Marie Aston, 41, from Hove (right) became vegetarian when she was 21 (inset) but embraced meat in her diet when she became pregnant. Enid, 59, from Surrey, (left) found her meat-free diet was making those she loved unhappy.

Dale Winton looked exhausted as he was pictured out for a stroll in central London, fuelling concerns that his dishevelled appearance could be more than just a questionable style choice. The National Lottery presenter, 60, had bags under his eyes as he stepped out in trainers, scruffy trousers and an ill-fitting black jacket.

A small white cat used one of its nine lives after a charity saved it from being horrifically slaughtered by a Chinese butcher. The cat named Huru was photographed climbing the side of an enclosure, main, moments before it was going to be killed as part of the controversial Yulin Dog and Cat Meat Festival. Now, Huru has been cleaned up and found a new life with the Washington Animal Rescue League, pictured inset.

In his first remarks since Friday's attack, US airman Spencer Stone said he and his two friends took down the gunman before choking him unconscious. Stone was badly injured in the attack.

The American pro boxer, nicknamed the 'Money Man', posted a picture (left) of himself sat on the bonnet of the silver Koenigsegg CCXR Trevita on Saturday. In a caption uploaded alongside the image, the 38-year-old wrote: 'My new 4.8 million dollar car.' Mayweather, who is the highest-paid sportsman in the world, is often pictured looking for his next purchase and his new car will add to his £35m ($54m) collection of 'toys', which includes three Ferraris, a Porsche, a Lamborghini, three Bugattis (top right) and a £30m ($47m) Gulfstream V private jet.

Temperatures plummeted by around 10C as parts of the UK were battered by wind and rainfall this afternoon. The wet weather comes just a day after a 'Spanish plume' saw temperatures in London and the South East rise to a scorching 31C yesterday. The poor conditions are set to continue until tomorrow night and forced drivers to battle through huge puddles as they made their way around today. Photographs showed brave walkers in Southsea, Hampshire, wrapping up in huge coats as they wrestled with their umbrellas in the wind. Pictured: The crowds that had crammed on to Bournemouth beach yesterday to enjoy the soaring temperatures (left) were nowhere to be seen today (right).

The Leap Of Faith separates Maroon Peak from North Maroon Peak in the US state and requires nerves of steel as the rocks on either side are loose. The video begins with one climber gearing himself up to jump (left) before leaping safely across (right) and turning around to encourage his friend to do the same. However, tensions are high because the first climber sends several rocks tumbling down the mountainside.

As one of the most photographed women in the world, the Queen's reign has been documented through a camera lens year after year. And on September 9, Elizabeth II will become the longest-reigning British monarch, surpassing the record set by her great-great-grandmother Queen Victoria who, Buckingham Palace has calculated, reigned for 23,226 days, 16 hours and 23 minutes. Pictured clockwise from bottom left: the Queen is pictured the day after becoming monarch in 1952, holding baby Prince Andrew in 1960, shortly after giving the first televised Christmas message in 1957, visiting a coal mine in 1958, during the 75th anniversary of the Battle of Britain in July and inspecting the 1st and 2nd Battalions Coldstream Guards in 1964.

Bruce Oldfield has dressed royalty and film stars alike, with clients including Camilla Princess of Wales and Catherine Zeta-Jones. Now he is pairing up with John Lewis to create an affordable high street collection (above) including chic silver dresses and figure flattering two pieces. Here he talks through the collection.

David and Samantha Cameron posed for official pictures from their second holiday of the summer, a 'staycation' in the popular Cornish village of Polzeath. The brooding skies provided a contrast with their sunnier break in the Algarve. The Prime Minister and his wife enjoyed an early morning coffee, sitting at the outside tables of Galleon Beach Cafe which overlooks the sandy cove which throngs with surfers. The pair are thought to be heading to Jura, Scotland, for their third trip of the season before Parliament sits again on September 7.

June Lincoln, of North Wales, has a pet raccoon dog, or tanuki as its undomesticated counterpart is also known, which most people mistake for a wile animal. But like any other dog, four-month-old Bandit enjoys going for walks and can sit on command. Bandit's diet is different from other dogs and June says his system is not adapted to regular tinned dog food. Instead, the puppy enjoys raw meat, vegetables and fruit - and even mice and chicks on occasions.

Two years ago it was the future Mrs Clooney who topped a list of London's 'hottest' female barristers. But this time the victor 'looks like a movie star' rather than being destined to marry one. Neel Sachdev, 40, (pictured inset) a father of three at 100-year-old City law firm Kirkland & Ellis, heads the field with what the judges called his 'pin-up looks and flamboyant dress sense'. Also named in the top 25 were employment lawyer Phillippa Canavan (left) and multi-lingual King's College London alumnus Mariana Lavanchy (right). The list was put together by the website Legal Cheek, and follows on from a similar grouping which ranked Amal Alamuddin as the 'hottest female barrister'. She went on to marry Hollywood star George Clooney last year.

Pensioner Ian Russell, 67, and his three dogs have been sleeping in his Ford Mondeo, in St Neots, Cambridgeshire, since March. The pensioner has only recently had an operation to remove cancerous tumours from his neck, but still finds himself in Band D of the social housing pecking order. Doctors and nurses treating him for his cancer, diabetes, arthritis and angina even have to make their 'home visits' to his car. Despite the fact his dogs cost him a quarter of his income, he insists he could never give them up.

A robot challenging children to a game of Connect Four, an android dancing to 'Gangnam Style' and a genuine human cyborg. It is no wonder thousands of children and adults flocked to the Queensland University of Technology in Brisbane on Sunday to take part in Robotronica, an event that celebrates society's increasing reliance on robotics. The free one-day event not only gave Queenslanders an opportunity to see the practical applications of robotics today, it offers tech-heads a glimpse into what life could look like in the decades to come, when robots are expected to play a far more crucial role in day-to-day life.

An emotional Jessica Ennis-Hill completed her sensational comeback by winning a second heptathlon World Championship in Beijing. Only 13 months since giving birth, Ennis-Hill provided her rivals a masterclass to cruise to victory in the 800m final. Earlier on Sunday, Ennis-Hill set up gold with a season's best long jump of 6.43m - her fourth in six events - and a solid 42.51m javelin to reach 5706 points, 86 points ahead of Nadine Broersen of the Netherlands in second and Canada's Brianne Thiesen-Eaton in third. Which equated to a six-second buffer ahead of the 800m culmination.

A paralysed rabbit is hopping for joy after being given the chance to walk again - with a bunny wheelchair. Bertha the bunny was left unable to move around her home after her hips collapsed in May. But ignoring vets' advice to put her down, her devoted owner created a specially-designed wheelchair to give her a new lease of life. Melanie James, who adopted Bertha as a baby four years ago, said: 'When the vet said the nicest thing to do would be to put her down, she still had so much life. 'I've actually seen dogs in wheelchairs and I thought 'if it works for a dog, then why not a rabbit?'

They are 15 of the hottest model celebrities in the world so no wonder the Victoria's Secret Angels have bagged pop stars, sports heroes and top businessmen for their alpha other halves. From left to right: Northern Ireland-born Stella Maxwell is rumoured to be dating Miley Cyrus; Lily Aldridge, from California, is married to Kings of Leon frontman Caleb Followill; Lindsay Ellingson, from California, is hitched to salesman Sean Clayton and Namibian-born Behati Prinsloo is married to Maroon 5's Adam Levine.

A doll's house built by a captive German soldier during World War One using fragments of the rubble left from Zeppelin air raids on Britain will be sold at auction tomorrow. The 99-year-old relic built from shards of glass and wood was gifted to two young sisters in Sheffield in 1916. In that year, a German Navy Zeppelin dropped around 20 high explosive bombs on the Yorkshire city in September, which killed 28 and demolished nine houses and a chapel (bottom right image).

Fast food giants around the world will seemingly stop at nothing to pique their customers' interest, and while some experiments are hits, others are just stomach-churning misses. Clockwise from top left: Burger King's bacon sundae; KFC's pink-stained burger bun; the Famous Bowl of fried chicken, gravy and mashed potato, also from KFC; Dunkin' Donuts' Sausage Pancake Bites; KFC's Nachos Box and Pizza Hut's Doritos crust pie.