Amber Heard, 30, (pictured alone, left, in Los Angeles on Tuesday) filed divorce papers (right inset) on Monday citing irreconcilable differences and seeking spousal support. A source says the couple do not have a pre-nuptial agreement in place. Johnny Depp, 52, (pictured, right, also going solo when he arrived at ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Live! in Hollywood on Monday) filed his own legal documents yesterday asking the judge to reject the actress's claim for spousal support. The actor is also mourning the death of his beloved mother Betty Sue Palmer (left inset) who passed away just two days before Heard lodged her divorce petition. The couple, who got married on Depp's private island in The Bahamas (right inset) in February last year, have not been photographed together in public since mid-April when Heard appeared with the actor (centre) at an Australian court for smuggling her dogs into the country.

Josh Knight, 17, from Bristol, (pictured left) paid for the snack, which cost 59p, using a £1 coin - but got £1.41 back in return. He was so happy with the transaction, which meant technically the store had paid him for the Jaffa Cakes (stock pic inset), that he tweeted Tesco with his thanks. Josh wrote: 'Just bought some Jaffa cakes in tesco for 59p so paid on self service with a pound coin, gives me £1.41 change, cheers @Tesco'.

The man, in his late 20s, necked the spirits as a dare in Spanish the resort of Magaluf. He was taken to hospital in a 'serious' condition after falling unconscious in the street (main) outside the bar. A witness said: 'The lad was being cocky. He drank them all, one after the other. Within minutes of going outside he collapsed on the street. He was out cold for about 15 minutes until the ambulance arrived.' The holidaymaker is understood to have drunk five pints in one bar before moving on to Lush bar (inset) where he was egged on by crowds to drink the 42 per cent proof Sambuca.

This is the heartwarming moment 156 beagles saw natural sunlight for the first time after being set free from an animal testing facility in India. The dogs, mostly aged between two and five-years-old, were born and bred in the lab where they were kept in small cages and given minimal food. Animal activists from Compassion Unlimited Plus Action, an Indian NGO who care for mistreated animals, helped secure the dogs' release from the lab in Bangalore. Their lives were changed overnight on 16th May when the government turned down the laboratory's plea to use them for experiments and asked them to set the dogs free.

A recent photo shows Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie, dressed to the nines in expensive designer outfits that don't quite add up, appearing to look daggers at the nape of Kate's swan-like neck as she glides effortlessly ahead, a symphony in simple nudes and pale yellow. Next to a woman as genetically blessed as Catherine, they don't stand a chance. From her own mother to Samantha Cameron, Sarah Vine knows how it feels to always be the frumpy one in photographs, the one whose arm is at an odd angle, whose grin is just that little bit too wide, whose leg is askew.

Mother-of-two Karen Hart (left), 60, was awarded £3.5million from a £10million family fortune by a judge when she split from property mogul John Hart (right), 77, after more than 20 years of marriage. But Mr Hart, who had lived with her in a £1.1million home (centre) in Wishaw, Warwickshire, claimed the amount ignored that she has been living with another man 'for years' - and she should now look to him for financial support. However Mrs Hart insisted that she needed all of the £3.5million to remain 'financially independent' of her new partner Tim Chubb - and not be forced into marrying him by lack of funds. Now she has won the backing of Sir James Munby in London's Court of Appeal, who ruled that the 'presence of her new partner in her life did not diminish her needs' financially as a single woman.

Life hasn't always been easy for Daniel Curtis (pictured) - the man behind the mask of Danny Beard (left). The 23-year-old grew up in Halewood, Liverpool, to mother Patricia, 46, and 'masculine' fireman father Luke, 50. Family was so close to his heart and he still has a special bond with his 'nana' Patricia Maybury, 70, and younger brother Jake, 20. Nobody said a word as he put on his mother's dresses and danced around the house. But, it was outside of his loving home, where he found his childhood (top right) very difficult. He said he had 'always felt different' and that classmates told him that he acted like a girl. At school he was picked on and it took its toll when the bullying became violent and a threat to his life. Pictured (bottom right) is Daniel with his fiance Joe Mildred Leacock.

Sherlock star Benedict Cumberbatch is facing a planning battle with neighbours after concerns were raised over plans to build a 'noisy' boiler room at his £3million mansion (pictured) in Camden, north London. The 39-year-old snapped up a five-bedroom mansion in Camden, north London, for just over £2.7million last April - but baffled neighbours by not moving into the home. Instead, the actor - who married opera director Sophie Hunter last year (pictured together inset) - got builders to put up huge black hoardings around the Victorian property while he made plans to renovate and extend it. He submitted plans to Camden Council to add another bedroom via an attic conversion - and also install a 'plant room', with a water heater and boiler in it, at the front of his semi-detached house. One neighbour, who asked not to be named, said locals were 'annoyed' when the actor didn't move straight in last April - saying the three-storey house is in 'perfect order'. They also raised concerns - along with the council - that the proposed boiler room, to be fitted in the garden, could generate noise.

Geraldine Largay, from Brentwood, Tennessee, kept dated entries in a journal after going missing in Maine on July 23, 2013, showing that she survived until at least August 18. She also left a heartbreaking message for whoever found her body, writing: 'When you find my body, please call my husband George and my daughter Kerry. It will be the greatest kindness for them to know that I am dead and where you found me - no matter how many years from now.'

Derek and Margaret Taylor, left, said their neighbours let their three dogs, inset, out to foul in their back garden every day, but claim they never clear it up, leaving it in an old oil barrel, ringed, and 'blighting' their street in Oldham with a 'sickening smell'. Mrs Taylor, 72, recently battled breast cancer and had a mastectomy, and her husband, 67, said her recovery has been made more difficult by the situation. He added he complained to Oldham Council's environmental health team, who confirmed they are currently investigating the matter.

Each year thousands of people flock to the Redneck Yacht Club in Southwest Florida to enjoy days of camping, drinking and riding the mud trails in ATVs or pick up trucks. Brooklyn-based photographer Wesley Mann documented the experience on the 880 acres of terrain, which is also known as the Redneck Mud Park. He explained to Feature Shoot that everyone must pay in cash before entering and that 'there are very few rules' inside.

From Kate Moss and Sadie Frost to Meg Mathews and Davinia Taylor, they were the louchest crowd in London, notorious for their wild parties and allegations of partner-swapping. But how are the former hell-raisers of the Primrose Hill set coping with the fact that it's been 20 years and the party's over?

Katie Searle-Jones (right), 29, a mother of two from Pontypridd, lost her mother Pamela (top left), a midwife, to ovarian cancer 11 years ago. As Pamela died more than a decade ago, Katie never will get a conclusive answer as to why her mother developed ovarian cancer - which kills 4,000 women a year in Britain. However, she fears that her mother's regular use of talcum powder may have had something to do with it.

The brainteaser features a solitary gherkin mixed in with beef burgers, fries and other tasty-looking garnishes. The challenge is made even more difficult because of all the other green items featured, including salad leaves, cucumber and avocado slices. The visual puzzle was created by illustrator Sally-Ann Heron. It is the latest in a series of Where's Wally Style puzzles to sweep the net.

On the first day of talks, (pictured left to right) Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, US President Barack Obama, Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, French President Francois Hollande, David Cameron and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau took part in a tree-planting ceremony. European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker (far right) also participated in the event at Ise-Jingu shrine in the city of Ise in Mie prefecture. Asked today what world leaders thought about Donald Trump, Obama said they are 'rattled' by the presumptive Republican presidential nominee. He added that foreign leaders have good reason to feel that way, as he accused Trump of ignorance about world affairs.

Miscommunication and lack of skill in the kitchen have resulted in a series of hilarious cake fails that are almost too funny to eat, and confusing Super Bowl in the US with 'Super Bowel' (top right) is just the beginning. From melted Little Mermaids (bottom right) to icing mishaps - including writing 'I want sprinkles' instead of putting them on the cake and writing 'Mark with the sea' instead of 'Marc' - these cakes prove sometimes things just don't go to plan.

This photograph of a couple embracing has had the Internet scratching its head as viewers try to figure out whether the woman in the photo is stood in front or behind.The mind boggling photo posted on Imgur has received  over 1. 6 million views.

Ben Scott, 31, inset left, goaded Corporal Marc Jolly, right, on Facebook after being given a suspended sentence for brutally attacking the Marine by ambushing him from behind in Cornwall. Scott branded Corporal Jolly as 'scum' and posted: 'Real decent people prevail in the end and that scum Marc Jolly can stay at the bottom of my shoe where he belongs. I win.' But the attack has left Corporal Jolly, inset right, scared of going out in his hometown and says he would rather be back in Afghanistan.

The photographs of the Royal Navy Pacific Fleet include the flaming wreckage of Japanese planes that were deliberately flown towards ships by suicidal pilots. The album belonged to the late Edward Stewart of Raglan, Monmouthshire, who served in the Royal Navy. It is thought he worked on the Pacific Post newspaper for naval servicemen and that is how he came by the photos that are mostly unpublished. The images highlight the huge risks aircraft carrier pilots had to face in taking off, landing and engaging in dogfights with the enemy. However, they also reveal leisure time on board, with one showing liberated Australian prisoners of war playing cricket at practice nets on deck.

Jelena Peric, 24, from Zagrebm Croatia, who boasts 700,000 fans on Instagram, has been described as a 'Kim twin' after her selfies have been compared to the reality star. Jelena hosts several video tutorials, expertly advising women on how to use makeup to get the Kim Kardashian (inset) look. The makeup artist says she is not surprised to see her Instagram profile take the internet by storm, explaining that there was 'a very big effort' to look like Kim - who has more than 71.4 million followers on Instagram.

Most people don't think twice before snapping a selfie - but maybe they should. These hilarious fails shared online show what happens when you don't check out your surroundings before striking a pose. From accidentally revealing that you're sitting on the loo (top centre), or capturing animal droppings in the background (bottom right) to showing off your unbelievably messy room (top right) - here's FEMAIL's guide to how not to snap a picture with your own phone.

A high school fight quickly got out of control after one of the students passed out from an aggressive chock-hold. The ruckus broke out at East Rowan High School in North Carolina allegedly as a result of cyber bullying. It's said the feud began after threats were made on Facebook between the two students, according to Rowan County Sheriff's Office. The 16-year-old has been charged with cyber bullying but the younger teen is believed to be facing more severe charges - both of which are pending.

The railway room at Scarlet House, near Stroud, features luggage racks, a table and opposite-facing seats and is designed to look just like an old-fashioned steam locomotive. A 60-inch TV screen sits where the window should be playing footage from a real journey - meaning 'passengers' can watch the English countryside roll by. Staff say the nostalgia rooms improve the quality of life for dementia patients, allowing elderly residents to forget their surroundings as they're whisked away to a bygone era.

Footage shows the victim grabbing the young offender by the hair after he tried to rob her with a knife in the Colombian capital Bogota. After disarming the attacker, she screams at him and slaps in around the head before searching his pockets and ordering him to kneel down. As a crowd of onlookers gather around, she then completes the robber's humiliation by ordering him to strip naked - before he sprints off down the street covering his private parts with his hands.

Pat Stewart was a teenage dancer when she and a friend were persuaded to pose for a picture on Blackpool seafront. As the camera clicked a gust of wind lifted her skirt to give just a glimpse of what appeared to be her underwear. She became known as the Girl in the Spotty Dress and it helped kick-off her showbusiness career. And 65 years later, Mrs Stewart posed on the same spot after returning to Blackpool for the first time since the snap was taken.

On Thursday 325 extras lined up on the beaches of Dunkirk, in the exact spot where 76 years ago this week 338,000 British, French and Belgian troops were evacuated. Director Christopher Nolan assembled his men alongside a few cardboard cut-outs to bolster the troops, as he continues shooting his epic new movie which stars the likes of Tom Hardy, Cillian Murphy, Kenneth Branagh, Mark Rylance and One Direction singer Harry Styles.

These incredible pictures show a rare 'triple touchdown' tornado (main image) as it tore through Midwest America - part of a series of storms (inset left and right) which have caused devastation across the Midwest states. Wedding photographer David Christie, 39, was staying in Dodge City, Kansas, when meteorological service Netweather predicted perfect conditions for twisters. He raced onto the plains where he saw a ferocious tornado hit the ground in three places - which he believes has only ever been caught on camera once before.

These stunning shots may look like alien landscapes but they were actually taken in the deserts of south-western America. Devon-based photographer David Clapp travelled to remote areas including Farmington in New Mexico (top left), White Pocket in Arizona (top and bottom right and bottom left) and Page in Arizona (inset).

Mich Kemeter, 27, from Austria, scaled Gorge du Verdon in the south of France (pictured). He barely rested when he reached the summit - and then base jumped back down again (bottom right). Mich said: 'I had to plan the climb for years before I managed to build up the confidence to do both the climb and the base jump. I listened to myself and trained for a long time before actually making the climb - I didn't fancy falling off.'

Some passengers were brave enough to jump out of their seats and join the dance group and flight attendants for an improvised shim sham (left) as the plane flew from Vilnius, Lithuania, to Milan, Italy. One of the group's members made an announcement over the Tannoy (top left) before the music kicked in and people began dancing in the plane's aisle (bottom right). The group was returning to Milan after performing abroad.

Nestled in rural Essex, the concrete centre was used to protect regional government in the event of a deadly Soviet strike, but it will soon be turned against a very different foe - the south-east's housing crisis. The bunker was converted into a much-loved museum (inset) after the Cold War but it closed in 2002 and will go under the hammer today at a property auction. The winning bidder can pick up the 2,000 square metres for the same price as a one-bedroom flat in swanky Notting Hill, London. Pictured clockwise from top left: The exterior, the office, an artist's impression of the new development, and the old dormitory.