The royal trio were at BAFTA in London's Piccadilly with children from several of the charities they support to enjoy the premiere of the new film by British animators Aardman, Shaun the Sheep: The Farmer's Llamas. The showing is part of a creative industries-themed event by the royals' Charities Forum, a collection of more than 30 organisations of which William, Kate and Harry are patrons or work closely with. It aims to bring their individual charitable interests together and to explore how they could best lend their support to them all in an effective and efficient way. After the screening at BAFTA's in-house theatre, the royal party will join children involved in a Shaun the Sheep-themed model making workshop and craft activities session.

GRAPHIC CONTENT: Breast cancer survivor Jenn Alter (left), 36, from Saint Louis, Missouri, uploaded the photos (inset), which have now gone viral, to her Tumblr blog Pushing In the Pin. The pictures, which Jenn posted with the caption 'here's your f****** breast cancer awareness' show the mother's red-raw chest after a 35-day radiation treatment. At first glance Jenn's (pictured with her husband, right) chest resembles a burn victim's wounds, with seared flesh and painful-looking red patches of skin surrounding her breast.

Heidi Kirkpatrick (pictured), from Llanelli, South Wales, found the image of her standing in tears beside the hearse of Cpl Jamie Kirkpatrick promoting life insurance on Facebook. The photo was being used without her permission or knowledge, much to her disgust. Her husband was shot by the Taliban while serving as part of the Joint Force Explosive Ordnance Disposal Group in Afghanistan in June 2010.

The CCTV footage, captured in New Delhi, shows Indians grabbing poles and crouching on the floor to steady themselves as the ground shakes violently under them. A powerful tremor rocked Afghanistan's Hindu Kush region earlier today and was felt throughout much of South Asia. The US Geological Survey put the epicentre near Jurm in northeast Afghanistan, 250 kilometres (160 miles) from the capital Kabul and at a depth of 213.5 km. In Afghanistan's Takhar province, west of Badakahshan, at least 12 students at a girl's school were killed in a stampede as they tried to get out of the shaking buildings, a local official said. The epitcentre is close to the site of an October 2005 quake which had a 7.6-magnitude and killed more than 75,000 people, displacing some 3.5 million more.

CCTV taken at Matlock Bath station in Derbyshire captured video footage of children, teenagers and families taking photos and failing to pay attention. Railway bosses warned that the passengers could have been killed or seriously injured if a train had come along while they were playing on the tracks. Among the incidents shown in the footage released by Network Rail are young people taking selfies while looking down the tracks, and people walking over the crossing at the same time as texting on their phones.

Kim Farry (pictured right) lives rent free in a flat in Fulham and collects up to £250-per-week in cash handouts so believes that finding a normal job would force her to take a pay cut. The 54-year-old has calculated she needs £4,000-a-month to survive and claims employers refuse to give her work because she is 'too common'. In a new Channel 5 documentary she describes shoplifting as her 'successful business' - although she had five spells in jail and has 30 convictions - and took home £50,000-a-year through stealing. It has paid for numerous tattoos, plastic surgery and her home is filled with designer clothes and shoes a celebrity would covet. But explaining why she is out of work now she said: 'I just want to do a job and I need it to pay well because of the money I am used to. I don't want to work like I'm on benefits. That's the problem'. Despite her lack of work she is refusing to surrender her luxury lifestyle and the beauty regime that 'makes me feel like a real woman'. She said: ''I have had botox, boob jobs, fillers, I've had by lips done. If I could have it all done then I would. People say you have to grow old gracefully - what a load of c**p'.

Leah Gillon, known as Lilly, was diagnosed with an ependymoma tumour four years ago. She had proton beam radiotherapy in the US as well as surgery to remove the tumour at Birmingham Children's Hospital. Sadly her cancer is incurable and the tumour may return at any time. This has meant she has had to miss classes to attend critical hospital appointments. Her mother Cherie, 28, who has three other children, said Warren Farm Primary in Birmingham would no longer authorise absence for Lilly to skip lessons unless they provided medical proof of her incurable cancer.

Cordelia Roberts, from the UK, and Ciara Murphy, from Wexford, Ireland, were studying abroad when they bumped into each other. They look incredibly similar despite not being related and took a selfie together (left) which they posted online as part of the Twin Strangers social experiment. The pair were both repeatedly asked if they had come to the country along with a sister - much to their confusion as they both travelled there alone. 

Battling strong winds, driving rain, mud and freezing temperatures, these stunning photographs show a slow trek of thousands of migrants making their way to Europe amid the harsh conditions of the oncoming winter. As European leaders squabble about how best to deal with its mounting refugee crisis, tens of thousands of people are continuing to try and reach the Eurozone via the Balkans route.

Former Sainsbury's pin-up girl and queen of austerity cuisine Jack Monroe (right) has seen things go off the boil in her love life after calling off her engagement to chef and food writer Allegra McEvedy (left). 'Allegra and I remain great friends,' insists Jack, who has announced she is transgender. 'I am very thankful for her love and support as I came to terms with my transition.'

The first episode of Jekyll and Hyde was broadcast two-and-a-half hours before the 9pm watershed, at a time when many children were likely to be watching. Shocked parents protested at the horrific scenes shown in ITV's latest big-budget drama last night and Ofcom may investigate after hundreds of people have complained to the broadcast watchdog. Now it has emerged that despite deeming it fit for a 6.30pm Sunday slot, ITV demands anyone watching on ITV Player must be 18 because it has scenes 'younger children will find scary'.

San Pedro prison (bottom right) was made famous by the book Marching Powder in 2003, and its author - Australian journalist Rusty Young - has returned to visit the jail for the first time since he wrote the book. The insular prison sits in the mountainous La Paz city in west Bolivia, where 3,000 male inmates and their families live alongside rampant drug-manufacturing, with children frolicking in the prison yard alongside violent criminals (left). A brutal form of self-styled justice is the only real law (top right) with sex offenders singled out for particularly harsh treatment. But the self-sustaining model of the prison is cheap to run and thus supported by the Bolivian government.

The £1billion building (left) will be the fourth largest in the capital and it's thought that it could lead to the same kind of development in Paddington that turned London Bridge into one of the city's most fashionable areas after the arrival of The Shard (right). However, it is one of hundreds of new tall towers in London and critics say that London's skyline (pictured right) is at a 'watershed moment' and at risk of losing it's distinctive character. But designer Renzo Piano, who also designed The Shard, said that towers offer London the one thing it needs the most - space.

Tattoo enthusiasts attended the annual international show in Nanning, China, a three-day event which brings body art aficionados together from all over the world. Contestants posed in underwear as they showed off their colourful designs on various parts of the body, while spectators gathered to take pictures. The festival also gave tattoo artists the chance to exchange skills and work on new designs. In past shows more than 100 top tattoo experts have travelled from different countries, including France, Germany and the United Kingdom to attend the annual event.

Bold 'power brows' have become a trend in recent years, but the look can be tricky to achieve at home. Eyebrow guru Nilam Holmes-Patel demonstrates technique for brow problems.

Lady Kitty Spencer (left) has no qualms about being overlooked when it comes to Althorp House, in Northamptonshire, being handed over as she firmly believes primogeniture is the 'correct way'. Her viscount brother Louis (right) will inherit the vast estate (inset), which has been in the Spencer family for centuries, despite being three years younger. She said: 'In general, I'm totally pro gender equality. But I'm quite happy that that's [going to be] my brother's responsibility. I just think it's the correct way.

A bus driver managed to save a suicidal woman from the brink of death in Nanjing, eastern China, after he stopped her from jumping off a bridge (top left and right). The unidentified woman already had one leg over the barrier of the bridge when the driver spotted her. He dragged her from the bridge and, with the help of another man, pulled her to the safety of the bus (bottom left and right). She later received police help and counselling.

Workers at the Golden Fleece, a centuries-old pub in York, say they have felt their necks tighten while working behind the bar, and seen glasses mysteriously swept off shelves with no explanation. And when a team of paranormal investigators visited, supernatural specialist Susanne Taggart claimed to have caught the dead landlord's ghost on camera for the first time. The image appears to show the shadow of a man behind the bar, even though there is no source of light pointing in the right direction.

Georgina Key, 71, who lives with her brother Reverend Peter Berry, 80, erected the 9ft-high structure in the garden of their barn conversion using cast iron pillars and oak cross-beams. But their local council want them to demolish the expensive structure after planners ruled it was 'out of place' in a rural setting. Mrs Key and Rev Berry, former Dean of Birmingham, bought High Ridge Farm in High Offley, Staffordshire, for £225,000 in 2005 when they both retired.

Kim Phuc, who became famous for a horrific photo of her being burned in a napalm attack when she was nine, is now 52 and starting laser treatments that might finally end her chronic pain. Dr. Jill Waibel of Miami Dermatology and Laser Institute offered her services for free when she learned of Phuc's tragic story.

Nap pods mounted on the walls (top right), an area dedicated to arcade games (bottom left) and a Lego building station - while it may sound like something straight out of an amusement park, this is an inside look at Google's Australian head office. The technology giant's office in Pyrmont has staffers participate in outlandish activities including rock climbing, billiard games, or some music recording in a studio. Google invited Daily Mail Australia along to the announcement of their two new Nexus smart phones called 'Marshmallow.'

The bear was caught on camera sneaking into a blue Chevrolet Impala by newlywed William Hefner and his wife while they were on honeymoon in the Smoky Mountains, Tennessee. The footage shows the animal hook its paw around the door handle before calmly opening the vehicle and hopping inside to sit behind the wheel. The bear only makes a run for it when the car horn sounds, causing him to jump out.

Fifty-seven brave fundraisers stripped off in the cold to take part in the nude ride on board the Green Scream coaster at Adventure Island in Southend, all in the name of charity. They travelled from all over the UK, including Edinburgh, Newcastle and Swindon, to take part in the challenge, which saw them all whizz round the track with nothing but a smile on their faces. And those grins certainly stayed for a while after, as their daring endeavour managed to raise more than £10,000 for charity.

He's widely-tipped to be the next big thing in English football and is scoring goals for the national team aged just 21. But it seems Ross Barkley has now got a girlfriend who'll keep his feet on the ground as the adulation - not to mention the wages - come pouring in. Nursery school worker Zoe Riozzi grew up in the same area of Liverpool as the Everton star who football fans hope will become the new Wayne Rooney. And her down-to-earth style has seen her compared to Rooney's wife Coleen.

Ron Smith, 78, and Robert Anderson, 72, (main) were caught on CCTV successfully holding a door of a Salford shop closed while a thug was inside attempting to steal cash from the till (inset). Three months on from the terrifying ordeal, the CCTV footage has been viewed by more than 21 million people around the world and the pair have become unlikely social media heroes.

The man, who has only been identified as Darius, rescued the fawn last spring, near what is believed to be Yellowstone National Park and took the fawn into his home to rehabilitate it over a two-week period. Once the fawn was healthy, he tracked down her family and released her into the wild. Since returning her to the wild he has seen the fawn several times

With Halloween round the corner, people may draw inspiration from 'Owlman', a haunting creature stalking abandoned hospitals and now even Chatroulette. The terrifying animal has spooked unsuspecting visitors at the dilapidated St Mary's Hospital near Kirkcaldy, Fife, and the former morgue at St Kilda's hospital. He has now taken his chilling creation to the adult chat room, creepily telling petrified users 'sweet offering, submit yourself to me'.

Miami-Dade Agricultural Patrol officials seized the animals on May 27 and Alex Paez, 48 (far left), was hit with four misdemeanor counts of animal abuse and issued a promise to appear in court. His wife, 50-year-old Milagros Cowan (middle left), was arraigned on Friday on the same charges as her husband. It appeared the horses' hooves had not been trimmed in at least a year and they were so overgrown that one of the animals was having trouble walking and almost toppled over while being rescued. Paez and Cowan, who participate in competitions around the US, had similar charges dropped four years ago after completing a pre-trial intervention program. The horses (seen after their rescue on right) were handed over to the South Florida Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.

With its luxurious interiors, home gym, private cinema room and a concierge service, it's hard to believe that Wimbledon Hill Park by Berkeley Homes was once a thriving hospital, top and bottom left in the early 1900s. Situated on the site of the renowned former Atkinson Morley Hospital on Wimbledon's desirable Copse Hill, Wimbledon Hill Park has been completely revamped into an exclusive collection of new apartments and executive town houses in the grounds of what was once the ancestral home of the 2nd Duke of Wellington, top and bottom right.

The 'Interpolitex' exhibition is devoted to special vehicles that ensure the country's safety and security. Staff did not realise the keys of the vehicle were still in the ignition and the woman drove the vehicle off its stand, but then stalled when she crashed. The incident happened in one of the pavilions of an all-Russian exhibition centre that is located in the Russian capital Moscow.

Wildlife photographer, Ken Archer captured three humpback whales in the Gulf of Alaska on film. As the whales took a break from feeding on a school of krill they came to the surface and let off some steam, blowing misty seawater out of their blowholes to form the heart shapes.