Robert Mfune was just 16 when he learned the basics of binary trading by running errands at a finance firm after classes. He started trading from his home in Southampton (inset) aged 17 and had made enough money to buy a Bentley (pictured main) by the time he passed his A-Levels. Mr Mfune has now bought his mother a house and a car - all before turning 20.

Two emotional brothers broke down in tears in church today as they led a highly-moving funeral service for their mother and teenager sister who were gunned down in cold blood in a swimming pool car park. Luke, 26, and Ryan Hart, 25 (pictured together left), wept and wiped tears from their eyes as they walked together behind the hearse carrying the coffins of their mother Claire Hart, 50, and their 'beautiful and kind' 19-year-old sister Charlotte. Their 'loving' mother was killed by her estranged husband Lance, 57, who took the 'coward's way out' by blasting himself in the head moments after using the single-barrelled shotgun to murder his daughter Charlotte. The father-of-three had lay in wait underneath a parked car before leaping out to gun down the pair as they left an early morning swim at a leisure centre in Spalding, Lincolnshire, just days after his wife asked for a divorce. As they lay dying on the cold car park floor, Hart turned the shotgun on himself. The builder's merchants' worker, who did not own a firearms licence, had to be identified afterwards by his fingerprints. Today, friends and family turned out to remember Mrs Hart and her daughter, who described themselves as 'best friends', with mourners visibly upset as they arrived at the funeral service in their home village of Moulton. Pictured: One of the coffins is carried into the church (top right). The Order of Service (bottom right).

Vianey Manzanillo De La Cruz, 32, pictured right, allegedly grabbed hold of Alexandre Deband's testicles as he tried to throw her out of their flat in Bermondsey, south London, after a night out in April last year. She also attacked her husband (left, outside court today) with an umbrella and threatened him with a knife, it was heard. Manzanillo (pictured) was arrested but told police she was acting in self-defence.

A London memorial commemorating one million Canadians who travelled to Britain to fight in two World Wars is being 'desecrated' by people using it as a water slide and paddling pool. Military veterans are among those who have expressed outrage at the on-going abuse of the famous monument in Green Park, directly opposite Buckingham Palace. Unveiled by the Queen in 1994, it is surrounded by signs reading 'As a mark of respect, please refrain from climbing this memorial'. Despite this, visitors to the park now think nothing of walking up and down the sloping granite sculpture, which has water flowing across it, and using it to cool their feet, sunbathe, and play games on.

The Tour de France rider from the Isle of Man clashed with Sanghoon Park, knocking the South Korean off his bike (left and top right) during the 160-lap race at Rio 2016, but managed to stay on his bike as he took silver in the velodrome. In the crash Italian Elia Viviani came off his bike along with Australian rider Glen O'Shea. After the crash, Park was carried out on a stretcher (bottom right). The race was also briefly paused to allow Park to be taken to safety. Cavendish, 31, appeared to accept blame for the crash and apologised to Viviani - but was not penalised and still received his silver medal. Following the race, he also aimed a dig at fellow cyclist Sir Bradley Wiggins. When he had to wait in the interview area before speaking to the BBC while the broadcaster completed its analysis of the race, Cavendish joked: 'You'd be straight on for Brad, wouldn't they, eh?'

Charlotte Dujardin (left) has secured another gold medal for Team GB in the dressage final in Rio today. She rode on her favourite four-legged friend Valegro whom she has been competing alongside since 2011 and 'loves to pieces'. Her fiancé Dean Golding (right) then caused a bigger stir by wearing a message to her asking 'can we get married now?' (centre, ringed) eight years after he initially proposed - to which she said yes.

One angry local, Maëva Mayla, uploaded photographs to her Facebook page to show her brother-in-law's damaged Audi after it was allegedly attacked by migrants in Calais. Locals living near the French port city have warned drivers to avoid the area and have reportedly said migrants are not checking whether children are inside the vehicles before they attack them. Ms Mayla wrote that the vehicle sustained more than £435 worth of damage when it was set upon by '15 migrants'. Her brother-in-law's front windscreen was badly damaged (left) and one of his wing mirrors was completely smashed (right). Meanwhile, his back windscreen was also completely smashed following the attack (middle).

Britain's favourite show will return to our screens for a seventh season on August 24, as 12 budding bakers battle it out for the coveted Bake Off crown. Millions tuned in to watch Nadiya Hussain win the last series of the BBC's hit show, but with an unprecedented amount of young male bakers standing by their ovens in the Bake Off tent this season - there may be eye candy of a different kind on-screen. The group hoping to impress expert judges Mary Berry and Paul Hollywood with their passion for pastry and cutting-edge cakes are (pictured, from left to right) Michael, 20, Kate, 37, Andrew, 25, Benjamina, 23, Lee, 67, Rav, 28, Candice, 31, Val, 66, Selasi, 30, Jane, 61, Tom, 26, and Louise, 46.

The intricate details of North Korean design have been revealed in a fascinating series of photos by French photographer Raphael Olivier during an architecture tour of the country. Olivier captured the capital Pyongyang's unique designs at the Ryugyong Hotel (main), the city's metro (top right), the ice skating rink (bottom right), the Golden Lane Bowling Alley (bottom left) and one of the twin towers of the Koryo Hotel (top left).