Joined by some of their nearest and dearest, Lady Charlotte Wellesley, 25, and Colombian-American financier Alejandro Santo Domingo, 39, will tie the knot in a beautiful ceremony in Granada. After a tricky moment getting the bride out of the car with her veil and dress intact after the wedding party pulled up in front of the church, Charlotte looked radiant as she entered the 16th building. They greeted their VIP guests, which will include The Duchess of Cornwall Camilla Parker Bowles, the former King of Spain Juan Carlos I and singer James Blunt. Vows will be exchanged at the Church of the Incarnation in Illora, before a reception at the Duke of Wellington's nearby country estate.

In court documents, where she states she was the victim of multiple domestic incidents during their 15-month marriage, Heard (left and right, yesterday) said she 'lived in fear' of the Pirates of the Caribbean star (left inset) and the idea he could return to the L.A. condominium they shared to 'terrorize me physically and emotionally.' The 30-year-old actress and her lawyer Samantha Spector appeared at the Superior Court of California County of Los Angeles on Friday where she filed for a domestic violence restraining order. Photographs of a smashed photo frame, broken glass (right inset), a discarded wine bottle and what appeared to be wine stains were included as exhibits in the restraining order Heard filed.

Pearl Pinson, 15, went missing in California on Wednesday when police believe she was kidnapped on the way to school, and detectives are now searching Sonoma Coast State Park for her. Cops are still holding out hope that Pinson is alive three days after detectives believe she was taken on her walk to scheel by Fernando Castro, 19 (right). Sheriffs moved their search to the park after saying they had received new information in her disappearance, but did not reveal what.

The single-seat P-47 (pictured left and right) was taken to a heliport in lower Manhattan, where investigators will examine it to determine what caused the plane to fail while William Gordon (upper left), 56, maneuvered it. Gordon, a father of two and grandfather of three from Key West, Florida, was a veteran air show pilot who sometimes certified other pilots to perform low-level aerobatics. He had been the Chief Pilot at the Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome in Red Hook in recent years. The American Airpower Museum had organized Friday's promotional flight to mark the 75th anniversary of the P-47. Scott Clyman, the museum's flight operations pilot, called Gordon 'an extraordinary pilot'.

A report into the death of Geraldine Largay, 66, said she frequently got lost while hiking the trail in Maine, got flustered after making a mistake and did not know how to use a compass. However, her family have hit back at that characterization of her, saying journal entries prove she was 'lucid and thinking of others' right up until she died. Largay wandered off the Appalachian Trail on July 23 before dying some time after August 18. Her remains were not discovered until fall last year (right).

Donovan Livingston's awe-inspiring poem 'Lift Off', which he delivered to graduating Harvard students, has captivated millions of people around the world. The poem was met with a standing ovation in the room (inset), and has since inspired millions of others after a video of the speech was posted on Facebook.

Sonia Ulrich, Marla Saltzer and Monica Kenyon were out for dinner in Santa Monica when they allege they noticed a man pour a substance into his companion's drink as they shared a bottle of wine. The man allegedly slipped something in the woman's drink while she was in the bathroom so Sonia raced to the lady's room to tip off the unsuspecting victim. The woman was able to order a new drink and the three women tipped off a manager who allegedly reviewed security footage showing incident. Santa Monica police allegedly detained the man and the woman was able to leave unharmed.

Donald Trump's rallies in Fresno and San Diego - the latter just 15 miles from where his proposed wall on the US-Mexico border will stand if he wins the White House - were met with violent clashes between police, supporters and protesters Friday. About 1,000 protesters were waiting for him outside the San Diego Convention Center. Signs reading 'Trump incites hate' jockeyed for position with a white banner bearing the words 'F*** Trump' in oversize letters. Phalanxes of flag-bearing activists marched. Some hoisted Mexico's colors, while others flew banners from Chile, Cuba, Venezuela and elsewhere in the Spanish-speaking world.

Gerald Foos (left), owner of the Manor House Motel (right), has been exposed as history's most dedicated and determined Peeping Tom, after he installed vents in the ceilings of his rooms and spent hours staring down and documenting the sex lives of his guests. He recorded the details with such care that he would even enter the rooms of the Colorado motel when guests were out to double check a woman's bra size. Now, Steven Spielberg has bought the rights to his meticulously kept diaries, to be turned into a film by Oscar-winning Sam Mendes.

 Her love don't cost a thing, but her new pad certainly cost a pretty penny. Jennifer Lopez has just bought what is arguably one of Los Angeles' most stunning homes. The 46-year-old star reportedly the proud new owner of a sprawling multi-structure compound in Los Angeles' exclusive Bel-Air neighborhood.

Karen Alpert of Chicago (right and with family left) wrote a blog post thanking a stranger who disciplined her son Holden when she wasn't able to. She applauded the mom who told her son to 'knock it off'. The incident played out earlier this week when she brought her son Holden, 4, (pictured bottom right) and a friend to a playground.

A Las Vegas judge has shocked legal experts, including a legal defenders' union, by ordering a defense attorney handcuffed in the middle of a court case for speaking out about her client. Las Vegas Justice of the Peace Conrad Hafen (left) ordered public defender Zohra Bakhtary (inset) to be 'quiet' Monday as she spoke out on behalf of her client, who faced six months of jail time. When she continued to object, he ordered her handcuffed and made her sit with inmates in the jury box while he heard the rest of the case - and sentenced her client to the full six months, The Huffington Post reported.

This shocking dashcam footage shows the moment a car careered across a highway (left, circled) in Delaware before colliding with four other vehicles, killing the driver. Sarah Baird (inset left), 62, lost control of her 2001 Volvo S60 and spun across into the opposite lane of the Del 1, smashing into oncoming traffic. Ms Baird, who was wearing her seat belt, was pronounced dead at the scene, while her 63-year-old male passenger survived and is recovering in hospital. The Volvo crashes into a red 2016 Jeep Wrangler, sending it flying into the air and off of the highway. Another car behind the Jeep slams on the brakes to avoid the chaos, but in doing so is rear-ended by a GMC Terrain SUV. A woman driving a Chevrolet and towing a horse trailer tried to avoid both collisions but smashed into Baird's spinning Volvo.

Kimberley Nicole Perkins (pictured upper right and left with her husband), 27, appears in a video released Friday, telling police Sam Clark Jr once grabbed her by the throat, twisted her leg so hard she thought it would break and held a loaded gun to her head. She was found dead in a canal in St Louis Parish, Louisiana, in March this year, five months after the footage was recorded. Clark Jr (pictured left with his wife and bottom right in a mugshot) admitted he had shot her according to the sheriff. Perkins can be seen in the video telling an officer in private that Clark Jr once held a loaded gun to her head, adding: 'I wasn't scared. I was ready for it to happen.'

Jensen Clark, 18, was home alone when she heard the doorbell of her Marion County, Oregon home being rung repeatedly on Wednesday. Clark texted her mother Gena Young and followed her instructions not to answer. She quickly hid in a closet and draped a blanket over herself all while texting her mother, who was frantically updating the 911 dispatcher. The intruders were stunned to find her in the closet, but she managed to take charge of the situation, and the intruders immediately obeyed when she demanded they leave. Tiffany Wicke and Jestahn Jackson were charged with burglary and taken to the Marion County Jail after Clark reported the incident.

He's been enjoying his time living in London and is regularly spotted out and about with pals. But Rocco Ritchie, 15, headed to the airport on Saturday for a Bank Holiday getaway and appeared to be travelling light on luggage. The teen, who has been at the centre of a high-profile custody battle between his parents Madonna and Guy Ritchie, since December last year recently made amends with his famous mother, but it's currently unknown if he was crossing the Atlantic to be with her.

The Duke of Cambridge, 33, prepared himself for the cut and thrust of the physically demanding sport at Cowarth Park Polo club in Berkshire. In the warm-up photographs he was without Prince Harry (central image), 31, who joined him later for the first match of the Audi Polo Challenge. William had to put his back into it (top right and bottom left) as the team's trainer took him through a gruellng routine before the match. He positioned his body into almost yoga-like poses during the warm-up (top left) but he seemed to see the funny side of the routine (bottom right). The royals are raising money for Sentebale, Tusk, The Royal Marsden and WellChild. William and Harry have raised £9.5million for charities through various polo tournaments since 2007.

President Obama met a new, tiny fan at the U.S. Marine Corps Air Station in Iwakuni, Japan. Obama was handed a crying baby as he greeted a crowd. The president held the baby for a moment and bounced him on his hip as he appeared to speak to the diaper-clad child. When he handed the tot back to his mom, the baby was no longer crying. Instead, the pudgy baby looked at the president, seemingly in awe. Later on Friday, president Obama paid tribute to victims of the first atomic bomb in Hiroshima on Friday, the first American leader to visit the city devastated by the bomb that helped end World War II.

Diehard fans of the TV show Full House (inset left) are having a good year. Netflix released a sequel of the show in February, and now fans with $4.15million to spare can live in the iconic Tanner family home (left). The three-bedroom Victorian house on San Francisco's Broderick Street has hit the market - with an elegantly decorated interior that's far more sophisticated than anything pictured in the show, since it was largely filmed on a set. With 3,125 square feet, high ceilings, three bedrooms and three-and-a-half baths, the house gives off a dreamy country home feel, with updated modern appliances (top and bottom right). But the new owners will also have to answer to the visitors who stop by every day, hoping to satisfy their 90s pop culture nostalgia. Full House, which ran from 1987 to 1995, followed a newly widowed father who enlisted the help of his brother-in-law and best friend to raise his three young daughters.

A Chinese detergent advert sparked a race row this week, but it faces tough competition for the most racist commercial ever from the Coloreria Italiana (Coloured is better) campaign broadcast in Italy. On social media some commenters claim the Chinese 'Qiaobi' trailer harks back to the shocking advert that is going viral online. Indeed both clips show a man being put through the washing machine by his wife before miraculously changing race.

Jesse Leroy Brown (left, top right in a Corsair fighter plane, and bottom right with fellow Navy pilots aboard the USS Leyte) was raised in a shack with no electricity or heating and worked long hours cotton picking. He would watch planes fly over the fields and dreamed of one day taking to the skies himself, despite his friends laughing at him and saying it would never happen. Instead of giving up, Brown chased his dream and went on to become the U.S. Navy's first black pilot. He had to crash landed in a mountainous area of North Korea during the Korean War in 1950. After a heavy landing, Brown's plane was a wreck and his legs were pinned inside the cockpit. Close crew member Captain Tom Hudner saw that Brown's plane was on fire and heroically dived down and crash landed his own plane as he tried to rescue his friend. Despite his efforts, Brown could not be freed and died on the mountainside. Brown had a frigate - the USS Jesse L. Brown - named after him in 1973, and his bravery and determination inspired hundreds of other African Americans to become pilots.

An impressive collection of photographs highlighting the environmental issues around the world is to be showcased at a famous photography exhibition in Kensington, London, next month. Sixty photographers were selected from 10,000 entries from 70 countries and the images will go on display at the Environmental Photographer of the Year exhibition at the Royal Geographical Society on June 29. Some of the photographs in the series include photographer Faisal Azim's picture of three gravel workmen who can barely see as they go about their daily duties working in Chittagong, Bangladesh (top left). Meanwhile, a man was photographed searching through rubbish while carrying two huge sacks at sunrise from behind the famous Taj Mahal in Agra, India (top right). Two workers were seen standing in a furnace - which belches out thick smoke - to make fertiliser and fish feed in West Bengal (bottom left). And Indonesian military soldiers were pictured wearing swimming goggles at Rimbo Panjang Village, Kampar, Riau, Indonesia, on September 5, 2015 (bottom right).

The 148ft concept yacht, called La Petit Terrasse (top), is the brainchild of US designer Lujac Desautel and features flexible, open-plan spaces (bottom left) that can be used as sun decks, party spots or even a catwalk. Desautel designed it with an Italian fashion mogul in mind and said he set out to create a luxurious home on water. Guests would spend a lot of their time on the main deck (bottom right), where they could jump into the sea from a platform or go for a dip in an on-board pool.

Tiny dog Rosie - believed to be a French bulldog cross - has been filmed by its adoring owner yapping on the sofa in a truly unique way in response to the beeping microwave in a house in Denver, Colorado. Her unusual high-pitched growling intensifies every time the woman repeats, 'Beeeeeep, beeeeep.' The combination of the dog's rather unattractive appearance and the odd noises make for a hilarious effect. The interaction seems exactly like a conversation with Rosie appearing to scold the woman for her mimicking. 'How dare I say "Beeeep,"' the woman says as the video ends with a final piercing yap.

The Class of 2016, made up of 1,076 midshipmen, graduated from the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis on Friday. Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter delivered the commencement address at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium, and announced that Kennan Reynolds, the quarterback for the school's football team, had been cleared to play for the NFL. The ceremony was the first in history that female graduates were required to wear trousers instead of skirts. They will be the first women who will have every Navy and Marine job open to them upon graduation.

An entertaining video has captured what could be one of the most pathetic attempts at a break-in ever seen. In the longer form of the video, uploaded on YouTube by Bexar County Sheriff's Office, the young men are seen running around the outside of a house in San Antonio, Texas. Stuck for ideas, a man in a white t-shirt comes up with the ingenious suggestion of smashing a window with his unclothed elbow.