Last night's finale of The Night Manager whipped fans into a frenzy as Tim Hiddleston's character ordered a vodka martini amid rumours that he may be the next James Bond after Daniel Craig hangs up his tux. Morgan Jeffery took to Twitter to write: '"Excuse me, sir - can I have a vodka martini please?" OH THEY'RE JUST TROLLING US NOW.' A fellow viewer tweeted: 'Tom Hiddleston so far has ordered a Vodka Martini played roulette in a casino. Looking grim for Idris Elba #TheNightManager.'

She's released more teasers than a Hollywood movie. But after repeated Instagram hints that she is dating an older man, Jessica Lowndes, 27, has finally revealed her secret 'Mr Big is Saturday Night Live's Jon Lovitz, 58.  The 90210 actress spent Easter with the comedian, who announced that he was her mystery lover by sharing a selfie in a softtop car.

Boats and helicopters are scouring the river for the man, who capsized with his dog in the boat as his son, believed to be only 12 or 13 years old, was forced to watch his father washed away by the River Wey in Guildford, Surrey, earlier today (pictured, left). The boy made it onto riverbank unscathed as he and dozens of horrified eyewitnesses saw the man, whose identity is not yet known, desperately struggling to keep his head above in the yellow kayak close to a weir before being submerged and washed away. It comes as Storm Katie blew into Britain, damaging building and causing chaos for people travelling back from trips abroad. A plane was flipped onto its roof by the high winds at Popham Airfield near Basingstoke (bottom right). The Duchess pub in Battersea had its roof blown off, leaving firefighters to pick up the pieces earlier today (top right).

Funchal port captain Felix Marques told local press the woman - named as 65-year-old Susan Brown - had been a passenger on board the Marco Polo cruise ship (pictured, top right), operated by Cruise & Maritime Voyages, with her husband, Michael. They reportedly rowed after the vessel docked in the Madeiran capital and she travelled to the island's airport before changing her mind about leaving. She is then believed to have jumped into the sea from the spot (pictured) in an attempt to rejoin her who was husband on board the ship. He was not, and his whereabouts is currently unknown. Mrs Brown is recovering in hospital in Funchal (bottom, on the south of Madeira) after being rescued by three fishermen (pictured) 1,600ft out to sea suffering hypothermia.

The parents of Summer Grant (right), seven, who died in a bouncy castle tragedy in Harlow, Essex, have spoken of their heartbreak at losing 'the most happy, polite and beautiful girl in the world'. Cara Blackie (left, with Summer) and Lee Grant issued a statement two days after the horrific incident where the inflatable was raised off its moorings and blown 150ft away (inset) by a freak gust of wind. Two people have been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter by gross negligence and bailed until May.

They have been dubbed 'Moscow's war games', a deadly flexing of Russia's military might in the battlegrounds of Syria that has seen Vladimir Putin's forces tip the balance of power towards the once beleaguered leadership of Bashar al-Assad. For ranged in the name of Putin's war on terror is an awesome array of firepower, with Russia's iron man president deploying an arsenal of his latest weapons to Syria - operating from land, sea and the air. In the latest major campaign to support Assad, the Russians have helped to drive Islamic State out of the ancient city of Palmyra, inflicting what the army called a 'mortal blow' to militants who seized the city last year and dynamited its ancient temples. As Putin's intervention turns the tide of Syria's five-year conflict in Assad's favour, MailOnline spotlights the terrifying arsenal of weapons, armour and warplanes that have become so pivotal to the fate of all sides inside Syria.

Blackwell (left on Saturday and right, before the fight) is in an induced coma in hospital after he suffered near-fatal brain injuries in a world title fight against Chris Eubank Jnr. He collapsed after losing the fight at Wembley on Saturday night. After fears over his condition grew today, a tweet from friend and fellow boxer Billy Joe Saunders has raised hopes he will pull through. It was reported last night that Blackwell would not need to undergo surgery at St Mary's hospital after no further swelling on his brain. Before the boxing match, Blackwell's mother Cindy, 51, had told friends she couldn't watch the fight and just wanted it to be over. Fans have said referee Victor Loughlin (inset) should have stopped the fight.

The image, taken in Saudi Arabia, shows a large red and white headscarf draped over a frosted booth window preventing the woman from being seen. It has already sparked controversy online in the kingdom with some saying the man was 'protecting' his wife while others have called the measure 'overzealous'. The woman, who is sitting opposite her husband, is already wearing the traditional black abaya and only a small part of her is visible.

Heather Payne, 42, repeatedly punched businessman Colby Kirmse in his $1million East Village, New York, apartment after she discovered the racy messages and pictures, according to court documents. The model-turned-designer then pushed his TV off the stand, launched the remote out of the window and then threw his laptop across the room. The blonde, who has graced the runway for the likes of Dolce and Gabbana, was so angry she even forwarded some of the messages to his mother. Kirmse said the pair had never agreed to be in an exclusive relationship. Kirmse was left with a black eye after the incident on July 24. 'She just destroyed everything in her path like a Tasmanian devil,' he said.

Daniel Kaizen ordered a taxi from Old Street in central London to Wood Green in the north of the capital this weekend - a trip he says he was told would cost around £15. But he was shocked when, after snoozing in the back of the minicab, he awoke to see he'd been taken on a £102.17 journey miles away from what would have been the quickest route. Mr Kaizen says Uber have now apologised and say they will refund the amount in the next five days.

A number of bricks and one petrol bomb, which failed to explode, were hurled at police Land Rovers at the start of the event in Derry, which followed similar hard-line events in Northern Ireland. At the outset, police vehicles had driven past the crowd displaying large signs warning the march from the Creggan area to the cemetery was unlawful as it had not received the necessary permissions from the Parades Commission.

Simon Howard, from Surrey, who used to work as a model said he had let his physique 'slide' and weighed 13st 7lbs (left), so decided to embark on a gruelling eight-week training and diet regime to get his dream body (right). The 35-year-old father-of-one enlisted the help of coach and nutritionist Paul Burgess, who put a programme in place that saw Simon lose one-and-a-half stone, then put most of it back on in pure muscle. Simon, is the leanest and most muscular he has ever been, now tips the scales at 13st 4lbs, and says he has more energy thanks to being put on a high-protein diet.

In villages such as Sidoharjo, Karangpatihan and Krebet, people who suffer from severe physical retardation are kept shackled to the floor or locked up (left) in dark, cell-like rooms. Victims suffering from Down's Syndrome (top and bottom right) often live below the poverty line and many suffer from malnutrition, visual and hearing impairment. Villagers and government officials blame incest, malnutrition and iodine deficiency as the cause for the illness.

Ivanka Trump gave birth to a baby boy named Theodore James Kushner in New York on Easter Sunday. 'Jared and I feel incredibly blessed to announce the arrival of Theodore James Kushner,' Ivanka, 34, wrote along with an Instagram photo announcing her son's arrival. 'Jared, Arabella, Joseph and I are so excited to welcome this sweet little boy in to our family!' continued the post. She is pictured left with her son, the Instagram post is pictured inset, and she is seen right just hours before the birth out in NYC.

The new trend in tattooing sweeping Instagram is to get 'blackout' ink that covers huge amounts of your body in solid black. A young woman, Linjojo'z from Singapore (left), has recently posted a picture that has gone viral of her blackout tattoo which covers her chest and right arm. Other people have gone even further, covering their entire body with black ink (right).

It was a landmark television documentary that offered a glimpse of the Queen as the world seldom sees her. And eagle-eyed viewers were quick to pick up on just one of the heart-warming moments, spotting a humorous cushion in Her Majesty's living room at Balmoral (right) which read: 'It's good to be Queen!' Her regal charm was also evident in a scene at Sandringham stables (bottom left), laughing at how one of her 'prima donna' ponies repeatedly spat out a carrot. The documentary Our Queen At 90 - marking Elizabeth II's birthday - was a hit with viewers, with many taking to Twitter to share their favourite moments. Gill Hayward wrote: 'Only our Queen could have a cushion with the slogan "it's good to be queen" excellent! #OurQueenAt90.'

The teenager, understood to be Ana Saito, 15, (pictured left) was found in downtown Tokyo after alleged kidnapper Kabu Terauchi (right) forgot to lock the door, and the teenager escaped and called police from a payphone. The girl told police she was abducted by 23-year-old Terauchi on her way home from school in Asaka, Saitama Prefecture, in March 2014, and that he had kept her prisoner ever since. However, on Sunday, he left his Tokyo flat to go shopping and forgot to lock the door, and the teenager fled and alerted authorities. Terauchi, from Nakano Ward, Tokyo, was later arrested after police received a call reporting a man 'covered with blood walking around'.

Photographer Mar Shirasuna, from Japan, has been shooting New York for the past three years, and he estimates he has been on more than 150 rooftops in the process. However, these models are not here to show off any clothing, with all pictured in next to nothing and some even posing nude. The idea behind the Beauty And NYC project came to Mar while he was looking for a new way to shoot the city. Having posted images of New York on social media, Mar's followers began asking if they could come with him to experience the amazing views. By adding individuals to his photos, Mar was looking to 'reinvent the selfie' - models, he thought, would make the images more beautiful, different and creative.

The dramatic images show his Renault Fluence roll around 6 times in the air and shedding the body of the car before ending up on a fence. The race was part of the TC 2000 touring car racing series in the city of Concordia, in the north-east Argentine province of Entre Rios. The driver, Augusto Scalbi, 25, lost consciousness during the crash, but miraculously did not suffer from any serious injuries.

Connie Bell, 21, nee Pickup, decided to keep her £1,000 'simple' gown in reserve when she walked down the aisle with electrician Sam Bell (left), instead opting for the vintage number Margaret White, 71, wore on her wedding day in 1966. The bride-to-be fell in love with the floral lace number loved by her grandmother, who showed her the gown to cheer her up when her original wedding venue was cancelled. The floral-sleeved dress, which cost £50 at the time, needed no physical alterations - apart from a dry clean which cost £70 - after spending decades in a loft, since Margaret wore it when she married Michael in 1966 (right).

Florida-based blogger Sia Cooper, 26, has amassed over 100,000 followers on Instagram thanks to her her quick workout tutorials for prenatal and postnatal moms - which include short clips of her showing off her stellar moves and baby bump everywhere from her home, the gym and even at the playground (pictured left). The former nurse and mother-of-one, who has maintained an incredibly toned physique throughout her pregnancy (pictured right) now earns more than $100,000 per year thanks to her blogging.

Lucy Wilson, 26, and Lewis Ball, 25, have been together for four years but didn't realise they've known each other far longer. The couple of Corby, Northamptonshire, started dating in 2012 but only after a chance look at an old school photo did they discover they had been in the same class. The image showed them both at Stanion Primary School but in the years since they left they had both totally forgotten each other. They are now engaged after Lewis took her back to their old school and proposed outside. Lucy said: 'We started chatting in a pub but didn't remember each other from school. The next day he messaged me to go on a date on Facebook and it all took off from there.'

Eliza, eight months (left) and Jorja, 14 months (top right and bottom left), star alongside their mums and a group of midwives from Leicestershire in the new charity calendar to help break the taboo around Down's Syndrome and raise funds for charity. Julia Newton Winfield, who had Jorja when she was 43, said: 'She is absolutely amazing and by doing this picture we are saying Down's Syndrome shouldn't be a taboo or a hidden subject. Jorja is a beautiful girl and we are proud of everything she is doing.' Pictured clockwise from left, Eliza snuggled in a blanket; Eliza, left, and Jorja, right, enjoy bath time; and Jorja, left, and Eliza, right, don tutus and floral headdresses for the calendar.

Make-up artist Andrea Reed from Victoria, Canada, has carved out a niche for herself and swept Instagram with her dazzling creations, transforming her lips into elaborate works of art. Two standout looks from Andrea's repertoire are candy cane-inspired creations; one is painted in a range of pinks, purples and red (top centre) while another features a dizzying array of rainbow colours (bottom left). She has also created a three-dimensional painting of a bee that appears to be hovering just above Andrea's bottom lip (above left). Andrea often draws inspiration from nature (top right), famous works of art (bottom centre) and sometimes uses glitter alongside heavily-pigmented colours (bottom right).

Retired teachers Steve (right), 64, and Judith Jones, 65, from Lincolnshire, spent two decades painstakingly creating the property (left) and use the house to teach school pupils about the Saxon era by populating it with artefacts (inset). In January this year the married couple, who have two sons and two grandchildren, realised part of the thatched roof was in need of repair - and set up a Kickstarter account to raise £3000.

Diver Terry Steeley, 46, only took a camera underwater for the first time just over three years ago, but the judges gave him top honours for his eclectic portfolio. Among his award winning snaps were a lemon shark in the Bahamas (left) and a diver swimming in a crystal clear lake in a cave in Mexico. More than 6,000 pictures were entered for the underwaterphotography.com contest across 17 categories - including a baby humpback whale swimming to the surface of water off Mexico (centre) and a playful seal in the Bristol Channel (right).