Jamie Oliver has welcomed his fifth child with wife Jools. The chef announced the happy news on Instagram with a snap of the baby boy swaddled and asleep on Sunday. He wrote: 'And then this just happened guys !! IT'S A BABY BOY !! Everyone in the Oliver family is very surprised and beyond happy.' 

A male passenger on board a Gatwick Express Service to London Victoria has been killed after being decapitated by a speeding train when he stuck his head out of the window. Police and ambulance crews rushed to Wandsworth Common station in south west London after reports suggested a man had been struck by a train. Horrified witnesses claimed the man, who has not been identified, died after he was beheaded while looking out of a window. An air ambulance landed nearby but the man was pronounced dead at the scene. A British Transport Police spokesman said: 'Medics from the local Ambulance service also attended but the man was pronounced deceased at the scene. A file will be prepared for the Coroner. The train involved was a Gatwick Express Service from Gatwick Airport to London Victoria.' A London Ambulance spokesman added: 'We sent an ambulance crew, a single responder in a car and an incident response officer to the scene, alongside London's Air Ambulance. We treated a patient at the scene for a head injury. But sadly, despite the efforts of the crews, the patient was pronounced dead by the doctor from the air ambulance.'

She had fought herself into the lead and no one stood between Dutch rider Annemiek van Vleuten and the finishing line of the Women's Road Race. But with less than six miles from victory her gold medal dreams came to a crashing end as she suffered a dramatic accident and hurtled down the final hill stage of the 87-mile race. With her wheels locking on the wet road surface, she crashed into the stone curb and went over her handle bars into the dense foliage. Spectators watching at Copacabana beach issued a huge gasp as she lay motionless on the ground. Seconds later her rival Mara Abbott sailed past into the lead. But she too could not keep the lead, falling into fourth position with the finishing line within touching distance.

As a toddler (pictured left inset), he had an irrational fear of water. In fact, he was so scared that he would throw a tantrum at bathtime, refusing to sit down in the tub. Who do you think that frightened little boy was? Astonishingly, it is none other than Adam Peaty (shown left after this morning's Olympic medal win). Today, the world record-holder for 100m breaststroke is called the 'Prince of the Pool' - the man who with calm insouciance shattered the world record on Saturday and then did it again early Monday morning. The 21-year-old's extraordinary journey would not have been possible without the support and sacrifice of his endearingly down-to-earth family (including super fan and nan, inset right), and not to mention his girlfriend Anna (pictured with Andy, right), who is in Rio cheering him on.

Olympic champion Adam Peaty's grandmother has attracted more than 4,000 followers and even spawned her own hashtag 'OlympicNan', as she celebrated his victory from her Sheffield home. Mavis Williams, who boasts of being a 'Proud Nan to a World Champion Breaststroker' in her Twitter bio, seems to be enjoying her stint as an online celebrity. And, despite only having been introduced to Twitter by her daughter - Peaty's mother Caroline - in April, she is already showing off some creative use of emojis. She was tweeting until the early hours this morning and she celebrated her grandson becoming the first British man to win a gold medal in the pool for a quarter of a century in Rio, when he swam the 100m breaststroke faster than anyone else in history.

Double Olympic gold-medal winning Adlington, 27, is working in Rio de Janeiro as a pundit alongside Foster, 46, himself a former Olympian. But eagle-eyed viewers spotted her appearing to move her hand on to his leg as he shuffled some papers together on the desk. It comes after Helen Skelton (pictured), who is presenting the BBC's coverage of the swimming, sent Twitter into meltdown as fans commented about her tiny navy skirt that offered viewers more than just a glimpse of her enviably long legs. One viewer even accused the 33-year-old of wearing 'no knickers'.

Sports fans have been quick to point out that American Brady Ellison, left, who won silver in the men's team archery at the Rio Olympics bears a striking resemblance to Leonardo DiCaprio, right. The 27-year-old athlete and world champion archer, has been competing at his third Olympic Games, coming second alongside his team mates. But his appearance had people taking to social media to joke it looked like the Oscar winning athlete was moonlighting from his day job.

It was a spectacular show of human strength and gravity defying skill as the world's gymnastics teams flexed their carefully honed muscles during qualifying (pictured top left and bottom left). Incredible pictures from the Rio Olympics show the gymnasts in full swing as they gave impressive displays on the horizontal bar, the vault, the pommel horse and rings, as well as the parallel bars and on the floor. There were a few missteps and mishaps along the way, including a painful tumble by Great Britain's Ellie Downie (shown right), but for the most part the world's most agile sportsmen and women put on a spectacle of incredible human flexibility.

As Princess Diana's (left of left-hand image) royal protection officer, Ken Wharfe watched her bring up her two young sons, deal with being married to Prince Charles, and her relationship with Camilla Parker-Bowles (right of left-hand image). Mr Wharfe said: 'It was a polo accident that brought about an effective separation, in 1990. Charles fell from his horse and broke his arm, and Diana went to his bedside at Cirencester hospital, not far from Highgrove. A few minutes later, she left. Charles had made it clear her presence was not wanted. A few minutes later, Camilla arrived.'

SEBASTIAN SHAKESPEARE: After the wedding this weekend of Charlie Gilmour, adopted son of Pink Floyd guitarist David, he and his bride, Janina Pedan, leapt starkers into a West Sussex river in front of their guests (pictured left). For the wedding ceremony (right), the couple sported floral headdresses, with set designer Janina wearing a floor-length floral dress and white veil. Gilmour opted for a pale-blue shirt, mustard trousers and no shoes.

First popularised by food bloggers, the 'meal prep' craze has spread like wildfire as men and women from around the world post proud photos on Instagram to display their creations (pictured). And they're definitely on to something. Cooking huge batches of food and individually portioning it as meals to last the week is a great way to save time and keep diet plans on track - although you will need a lot of Tupperware.

Large prev: The much-loved characters from popular BBC sitcom Are You Being Served? are set to return to our screens. The new cast (top picture) will feature (1) Arthur Smith as Mr Harman, who was originally played by Arthur English (pictured, bottom), (2) Jorgie Porter as new character Miss Croft; (3) Niky Wardley as Miss Brahms, originally played by Wendy Richard; (4) Justin Edwards as Mr Rumbold, originally played by Nicholas Smith; (5) Sherrie Hewson as Mrs Slocombe, originally played by Mollie Sugden; (6) Matthew Horne as Young Mr Grace, originally played by Harold Bennett; (7) John Challis as Captain Peacock, originally played by Frank Thornton; (8) Jason Watkins as Mr Humphries, originally played by John Inman; (9) Kayode Ewumi as Mr Conway, a similar character to Trevor Bannister's Mr Lucas; and (10) Roy Barraclough as Mr Grainger, who was originally played by Arthur Brough.

Formula One driver Kimi Raikkonen, 36, has married model Minttu Virtanen, 29, in a lavish wedding ceremony in Tuscany, Italy. The pair (inset) wed at the Abbey of San Galgano - a Cistercian monastery between the Tuscan towns of Chiusdino and Monticiano. The bride, accompanied by her suited father, looked stunning in an ivory gown featuring a low-cut back framed by lace embroidery (right). Kimi looked stylish in a sharp navy suit and crisp white shirt and carried their 19-month old son as he left the venue (left). Speaking on the cover of the latest edition of Finnish lifestyle magazine Kauneus and Terveys, Minttu admitted: 'It took some time before he trusted me. Kimi is very wary of people. He always wonders if people are sincere or not. But eventually we established trust between us and in May last year he asked me to stop work to move in with him in Switzerland to take care of me.'

This is the shocking moment two brave police officers were forced to use CS gas to arrest an 'aggressive' group of men. The two policemen were dealing with a routine traffic stop and pulled over a vehicle in Shadwell, east London (left). But the situation became heated as the group of men began shouting at the outnumbered officers. One of the policemen ended up on the ground during the scuffle (right) but quickly got back to his feet in a bid to diffuse the situation. Four males were arrested on suspicion of various offences including assault on police, obstruction and Public Order Act offences.

The Croatian football star (right) was not wearing a ring when he and his teammates arrived back in the north west after trouncing Barcelona 4-0 in the International Champions Cup at Wembley on Saturday. It comes amid reports that the 27-year-old had been left 'hurt' and 'embarrassed' after discovering that his wife had been cheating on him with an old friend, Dario Torbic. They are allegedly pictured togther, left.

While most of the obvious tourist landmarks - the Statue of Liberty, the Leaning Tower of Pisa, the Taj Mahal - charge entry fees, many of the lesser-known hidden gems around the corner don't. Lonely Planet is releasing on Tuesday a veritable travel bible of spots around the world where you can have great experiences on a shoestring, titled The Best Things in Life are Free. MailOnline Travel rounds up 15 of the most intriguing suggestions. Clockwise from top left - Yoyogi Park in Tokyo, Chateau de Versailles in Paris, Sydney Harbour National Park and Pig Island in the Bahamas. Inset is Singapore's Gardens by the Bay.

The disturbing video is taken near a front porch by a driver in North America. It shows the escalation of a feud between several women but it is not clear exactly how or why the brawl comes about. In total four women engage in the brutal fight, but their pet pooches also join the fray and attack their rivals, and each other.

TV presenter Gregg Wallace has tied the knot with his fourth wife Anne-Marie Sterpini in a romantic country wedding. The Masterchef star, 50, and caterer Anne-Marie, 30, wed at Hever Castle - Anne Boleyn's childhood home - in Kent on Saturday. Among the guests included his Masterchef co-host John Torode as best man, (inset) his partner Lisa Faulkner (bottom right) and Masterchef: The Professionals' judge Monica Galett. On the morning of the nuptials, a nervous-looking Gregg was seen arriving at the 13th century castle (left). The couple are pictured together top right in June.

A beauty blogger from California has uploaded a video showing how to make a DIY charcoal mask to help clear out pores, using only two ingredients, with amazing results. Ana Chavarria (left), who goes by the Instagram handle itsme.ana, uploaded the clip last Sunday and it has already received more than 34,000 views. In it, she shows how to mix activated charcoal with school glue (inset) to make a mask that will peel off and take blocked pores with it. She even convinced her boyfriend (right) to try it out.

Being in a loving relationship often means putting somebody else's feelings before your own. But one man decided that sometimes it's best to be selfish as he sat and watched his girlfriend fall off a cliff. The woman desperately tried to grab her boyfriend's leg in an attempt to save herself but the quick-thinking male moved away.

The images are part of the My Body Back Project for rape survivors and see women wearing temporary tattoos with messages of strength. Clockwise from top left: Nobody is entitled to my body but me; I belong to me; Fear no scar; My body was pregnant with trauma but I gave birth to love'

An adorable Tasmanian devil joey has been filmed playing with his keeper in a heart-warming video posted to Facebook on Friday. The video has been viewed over one million times and shows the tiny marsupial nuzzling his keeper, Tim Faulkner, while curled up in his hands (left) and running behind him in a grassy field (right). Mr Faulkner uploaded the video in a bid to raise awareness of the declining species commenting that losing the species forever would break his heart.

The bunker was built in 1952, at Barnton Quarry, Scotland, near the Windsor family residence of Holyroodhouse. The once-secret structure extends more than 100ft beneath the surface. Pictures give a glimpse into the run-down remains of one of the UK's Regional Seats of Government, which would have acted as a base for operations in the event of a Soviet nuclear attack. The shots were snapped by Manchester artist, photographer and film maker Andrew Brooks, 39, as part of his Secret Cities project.

Warning: Graphic Content. The 15-year-old boy was gored by a bull at a festival in Costa Blanca and was rushed to hospital for treatment. Last year 12 people died at bull festivals across Spain. The dramatic incident happened in the early hours of Sunday morning, just a day after a teenage girl was gored at a festival in Museros in the east coast province of Valencia. She suffered a 4-inch wound to her knee after managing to evade controls designed to stop under-16s from entering a fenced-off area where the animals chase down revellers.

The humorous footage, captured in China, shows a man tapping a metal tray containing food on the ground to stir the interest of the creatures. The tortoises are then seen running as quickly as they can to the dinner table before crowding around the bowl and scoffing their faces. The man responds by filling up the trays with food to satisfy the insatiable appetites of the hungry animals as they clamber on top of each other for the best spot.

Believe it or not Jamaica can be an affordable family holiday destination. Overlooked for years, the Caribbean gem is finally making a comeback with more kick than a bottle of Appleton Estate rum, discovers MailOnline Travel's Tara Brady. It boasts luxury beach clubs and affordable stays for large groups of travellers including Villa Windward (bottom right) in Montego Bay and Amanoka Villa (top right, top left and inset) in Discovery Bay. Tara also spent an afternoon at the Half Moon resort (bottom left) - a favourite with the royals.

Footage of the incident outside Katie's Classic Cars and Coffee in Great Falls, Virginia, shows the motorist desperately trying to dislodge her red Mercedes (main and inset, left) from the bonnet of the super car (right). An onlooker says above the intermittent wailing of the Ferrari's alarm: 'That's a big, big problem over there'. Katie's is a weekly gathering that claims on its website to attract 'automobiles of every type imaginable'.