Today the Mail can shine a light on Jeremy Corbyn's marriage to Laura Alvarez, pictured with his two sons at the Labour Party Conference this week. She is a Mexican who, at 46, is two decades his junior. Unsurprisingly, very few people were even aware the Labour leader (right) had a wife until recently.

WARNING: Story contains images some readers may find emotionally distressing. Natalie Morgan, 29, of Florida, is seen cuddling her dead daughter, Eleanor, in a series of Facebook pictures as she pleads with parents to be grateful for their children and remember her story. She says that she and her husband, Brian, spent six hours in the hospital with the child, who died in utero at 40 weeks.

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT. As Russia launches airstrikes in Syria in support of President Bashar al-Assad (bottom right), photographs remind the world of what the Syrian president is capable of. While the barbarity of groups such as ISIS are regularly recorded in propaganda videos produced by the terrorists themselves, Assad is notorious for trying to keep his evil acts a secret. But Caesar's photos (main and top right) show that he, a sovereign ruler, had plumbed the same depths as the terror group.

Between them, globe-trotting Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie have taken 24 trips in the last 12 months, racking up a combined total of just over 150,000 airmiles. Their jaunts include (clockwise from top left) attending the Coachella festival in California, seeing in the new year on a billionaire's yacht, skiing in Switzerland together, spending time on Chelsea boss Roman Abramovich's yacht (one of the launches pictured) and catching the sun in Great Guana Cay - a tiny islet in the Bahamas. So who is the most shameless globe-trotter? Alison Boshoff finds out.

Model Lucy Guy, 33, from Wolverhampton, put all her energies into organising the perfect big day with husband Jason, 38, knowing that her illness was terminal (left). The mother-of-one was diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer two years before her death, after finding a lump in her breast on a romantic trip to Paris. Despite chemotherapy and surgery (inset), the disease spread and the couple pledged to marry, knowing they didn't have much time left.

 Who's to blame? After yet another senseless, appalling gun massacre in America, there are myriad people and entities at whom we could justly level an accusing finger. There's the shooter himself, obviously; a pathetic, spotty, bespectacled, anxious, friendless, screwed-up weirdo. We could blame his parents, who saw their son morph into a twisted, nervy loner with a penchant for camouflage pants, carrying his guns around, going to target shooting, and posting favourable social media comments about previous gun madmen - but never thought this might be a bit worrying.

It's been 14 years since Renee Zellweger first charmed her way into the hearts of fans as a hapless, singleton obsessed with losing weight in Bridget Jones Diary.  Now the 46-year-old has returned to the popular role for the third installment, Bridget Jones' Baby. The first promotional image (left) for the highly anticipated film was released on Friday. 

John Lennon (pictured, with his bereaved wife Yoko Ono) was voted the seventh greatest Briton of all time, but DOMINIC SANDBROOK argues that his only driving thought was: 'Me, me, me.' In his new book, Sandbrook writes that although his admirers like to remember Lennon as man of 'bracing cynicism and withering wit', he was in fact a man of great self-absorption. 'Even his most admiring biographers struggle to justify his cruel streak, his eagerness to sneer at anybody different, his mockery of Jews and homosexuals, his weird obsession with dwarves and deformities,' Sandbrook claims.

The 33-year-old Fifty Shades Of Grey hunk has now reportedly snapped up a relaxing retreat of his own, having reportedly laid down a whopping £1.75million on a mansion in the Cotswolds. Hidden away in a secluded woodland area, the five bedroom house is split over three floors in a remote village.

A throwback to Victorian times, the larder was once an essential cold store for milk, cheese and butter. But the invention of the fridge in 1913 and the advent of the fitted kitchen, saw most knocked through and no fashionable housewife after 1960 would have countenanced one in her modern home. As with most things, fashions have again gone full circle. Here, Magdeleine, from south-west London (left), Julie, from Lincolnshire (top right), and Natasha from north-west London (bottom right), sing the praises of their larders.

Some of the Corporation's highest-paid presenters, including Gary Lineker, Fiona Bruce and Stephen Fry, are cashing in on the reputations they have built through programmes funded by the licence fee. It has raised questions over whether the Corporation should pay its stars less given they owe these lucrative income steams to their BBC fame. Many of the stars who recently signed a 'luvvie letter' calling on David Cameron to protect the BBC from cuts are now revealed to be making money on the back of the broadcaster. They include Miranda Hart, Clare Balding and Graham Norton.

One friend says that Camilla Kerslake is 'just as fame-hungry as she comes across', but adds that both she and England star Chris Robshaw (pictured together left) are 'actually very media savvy'. Just as last Saturday's match kicked off, she actually found time to retweet a link to an interview which she had given to a broadsheet newspaper, bemoaning the fact that people have paid attention to her because she is Robshaw's girlfriend. Since the game ended in a narrow loss, she has tweeted several times, but at no point expressed regret or anguish about Robshaw (inset). Camilla (right) has plugged the make-up she wears, her single, her breast cancer charity work, and retweeted an article about equality from a Left-wing newspaper.

Emily Nolan, 29, is one of the many women who posed naked for photographer Victoria Janashvili's body-positive coffee table book Curves, which celebrates fuller-figured women. However, Emily explained that she was reluctant at first to show people the stunning images inspired by her yoga practice.

The tiny flat now on sale in Reading, Berkshire measures just 5.74 metres by 1.99 metres with residents expected to cook, eat and sleep in the same small room (left and top right). The property (in the building pictured bottom right), which also has a sink, shower and toilet packed into a box room and a fold-out table to save space, is on the market for £110,000. Estate agents predict buy-to-let owners could get £550 a month by renting out the flat, which is close to the city's station.

Italian heiress Beatrice Borromeo, who recently tied the knot with Monaco royal Pierre Casiraghi, has been showcasing her impeccable style in recent weeks. Beatrice, 29, first shot to the fashion world's attention when she tied the knot in what Vogue dubbed the 'chicest wedding of the summer'. The duo tied the knot in a lavish Monte Carlo ceremony in August, second from right, and she has since stunned with high fashion looks at Milan Fashion Week, far right, and on the red carpet, left.

The woman, who says in the video that she is 'a traveller', was filmed by another passenger on the route 315 bus in West Norwood, south London. During the foul-mouthed rant she makes a number of insults about black women and threatens to have another woman killed and 'chopped up'.

Omar Razvi, 42, (pictured right) says he's been sacked over his altercation with a newly-qualified motorist and claimed he lost his temper because he was racially abused. He was caught on camera directing an anti-ginger rant at 21-year-old Ewan Langley (inset) during an hour long stand-off following a disagreement about who had right of way on a residential road in Bath. Queues snaked back half a mile (left) in both directions when the pair ended up jammed in a tight-fitting passing zone. The incident happened at a point where the road narrows and signs and markings tell traffic to give priority to vehicles coming from the young man's direction. The tattooed 21-year-old, wearing shorts and t-shirt, then left his Volkswagen Lupo to argue with the bus driver at his window. This went on for an hour before police finally arrived and intervened - and other drivers raged.

Businessman Jaimie Haselock, 31, (pictured main) hired a man from AnyVan.com to pick up 25 cases of champagne from his mother's house in Halse, Somerset. The man turned up promptly and packed the £8,000 worth of Louis Roederer into his van before driving off. But he never arrived at Mr Haselock's London flat. It follows the case of a young family from the West Midlands (inset), reported by the Daily Mail on Thursday, who were left devastated when a crook posing as a removals man stole all their possessions. There are suspicions it was the same man, who in both cases had a Black Country accent and charged £40.

Fans of the Cold War era bomber will find out next week the routes of its final flights which will allow as many people as possible to see the historic jet as it tours the country. In preparation for its final flights, the jet, bottom right, performed a fly-past at a new memorial to the Bomber Command crews lost during the Second World War, left, from bases in Lincolnshire. In today's flight, top right, the Vulcan was joined by two Tornado GR4s.

As The Only Way Is Essex celebrates its five-year anniversary FEMAIL tracks the careers of the original cast. Thanks to endorsements, TV appearances, workout brands and clothes ranges, the savvy stars (left to right) Mark Wright, Lauren Goodger, Sam Faiers, Jessica Wright, Amy Childs and Lucy Mecklenburgh are reported to have raked in an estimated total of £21.5 million between them.

Mothers from all over the world are sharing pictures of their 'rainbow babies' - and spreading awareness of the often unspoken pain that follows a miscarriage. The term 'rainbow baby' refers to the sky after a period of rough weather - after the chaotic storm of a miscarriage or the loss of a child, a rainbow in the form of a child often breaks through the clouds. So when a women has a child after suffering a miscarriage, that child is a 'rainbow baby'. One particularly popular image, posted on the Every Child is a Blessing Facebook page, shows seven pregnant women who have suffered miscarriages dressed in the colors of the rainbow. The second part of the picture, taken some months later, shows the mothers with their healthy children - and this time, it's the kids who are wearing the colors. Miscarriages, especially when they occur in the early stages of pregnancy, are often never spoken about in public - leaving the grieving parents to cope with the pain silently.

William Hanson explains how a dinner table can show off more than your cooking skills, with the choice of plates, napkins, glasses and candles all revealing whether you are truly 'smart'. Clockwise from top left: Fish knifes are nouveau; square plates are 'tragic'; a wine decanter is acceptable; beer at the table is infra dig, starched white napkins are quite the thing... and a pair of footmen will never be a bad touch.

Sheena Godden, 76, (right) signed over the property, near Chichester in West Sussex, which includes five dwellings, three acres and a swimming pool, to son Robin, 50,(left) and his wife Mary, 44, (centre, all pictured leaving court today) in 2012. But she claimed she did not realise the effect of what she was doing when she signed the transfer documents and it had been 'a mistake', which led to a huge fall out. Today, delivering his ruling at the High Court, Judge Andrew Simmonds QC rejected the retired police officer's case in full. 'On any footing, this is a sad case,' he told the court as he ordered her to pick up the £200,000 court bill.

Three mysterious visitors break the coroner's seal at the house of Jim Carrey's late girlfriend just one day after the actor visited the home to meet with her sister. Carrey bowed his head in the back of a car as his driver left the LA Sherman Oaks area house with a stack of boxes. It was reported he also met for an hour and a half with White's sister, Lisa, who had flown to America to help bring her body back to Ireland. The 30-year-old Irish make-up artist was found dead Monday night and referenced her break-up with Carrey in her suicide note.

The unnamed child, who is believed to be from the US, was asked to pose with the bird of prey - and took her task very seriously. The original image was posted on the 'Photoshop Battles ' feed on Reddit by user Obladesque, who works at Paws For Ability in Ohio, with the caption 'Girl unhappily holds an owl', however, internet users took matters into their own hands.

Face reading expert Jane Haner told Cosmopolitan that facial features have the ability to betray certain aspects of your personality, and, according to her, the lips 'speak to [what you're like] in relationships, and how giving you are'. If your lips are enhanced, like Lisa Rinna's (left) or Kylie Jenner's (center), you may be needy or emotionally unstable. If they are full but small, like FKA Twigs', you may need your own needs met before doting on your significant other. People with peaked cupid's bows, like Taylor Swift (second from right), are good communicators, while those with undefined cupid's bows, like Jessica Biel (second from left), can be generous to a fault.

FEMAIL wanted to find out if the weird and wonderful trends to emerge from the style event can really work in real life - on a real woman - or whether they're better left on the catwalk. We picked the best and worst looks from the catwalks across London, Paris and New York and sent our writer, Phoebe Jackson-Edwards, 24, onto the streets of Kensington, London, to find out whether she could pull them off. She received judging looks in Cafe Nero, left, sniggers on the streets of Kensington, top right, and confused looks at a bus stop, bottom right.

Kathryn Rawlins, left, from Atherstone, Warwickshire, kept it filled with her favourite flowers until she saw a documentary featuring World War One bombs in Coventry. She had found the shell when was 15 and assumed it was safe until now. After calling cops, MoD experts dashed in to take away the vase and remove the explosive, before returning it to her, right.