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Celebrities have joined mourners paying tribute to a young actor who died shortly after the release of his breakthrough film. Promising star Aaron Eaton, from New Addington in south London, died just days after the release of the film Brotherhood, in which he starred as 'Teardrop'. Actor and producer Noel Clarke, who wrote and directed the final instalment in his hit trilogy of films about gang life in London, was among those paying tribute to the 29-year-old (far left and right). Also mourning the loss of the young father was the rapper Stormzy (left), a childhood friend of Mr Eaton's.

From leaving clothes on the floor to always chatting on the phone, the sins committed by teenagers are endless. So when Nicola Jackson, 15, posted online the 'rap sheet' on which her parents listed her flaws, it caused an online sensation. Here, four other mums share their teenagers' rap sheets - and their offspring try to defend themselves. From left, Tracy Clement, 50, and son Sean, 17, from Wells, Somerset; Helen Moulford, 46, and daughter Megan, 18, from Oxford; and Daisy Steel, 45, and son Ben, 14, from near Frome, Somerset.

As migrants stormed the perimeter fence at the notorious Calais Jungle camp this afternoon (top left), police (bottom left) surrounded the desperate mob and fired tear gas at MailOnline columnist KATIE HOPKINS (right). In the violent scenes that followed, MailOnline photographer Roland Hoskins was attacked by migrants and subjected to a vicious assault. Here is her story.

There were fears the tiny child would not survive after the truck pulled into Watford Gap on the M1 and there was banging from inside the vehicle and shouts of 'no air'. The extraordinary moment the baby was taken to safety at the busy service station was caught on camera. The lorry's container was opened in the presence of police, a family from Iraq and Iran poured out after boarding in France. Fortunately the baby, thought to be Britain's youngest migrant, was checked over at a local hospital and found to be in a healthy condition. Their journey is said to have begun in the Middle East where they crossed into Turkey then paid a people-smuggler to travel by boat to Greece. Their six-year-old son drowned crossing the Mediterranean.

It was claimed this week that Lewis Hamilton, 31, and Winnie, 22, have been dating in secret for three months after the pair were seen partying together in New York, inset bottom. From America's Next Top Model to landing a starring role in a Diesel campaign, it seems that 2016 is the year of Winnie Harlow, left at a fashion event. Winnie, whose real name is Chantelle Brown-Young, was raised in Toronto by a single mother and hairdresser, Lisa Brown. Winnie, who is 5ft 9in, was diagnosed with vitiligo (inset above, as a baby) around the age of four, right, making her among one per cent of the population who has the condition. Michael Jackson famously had the same condition and explained his pale complexion was a result of the lack of melanin in his skin. She was cruelly nicknamed 'zebra' and 'cow' because of the white patches covering her face and body growing up.

Dozens of terrified tourists, including a ten-year-old child, spent the night in cable cars high up in the French Alps after rescuers were forced to abandon their rescue attempts for the night. More than 100 people were left trapped in panoramic cable cars suspended 50 metres in the air close to Mont Blanc in the Alps yesterday afternoon. French, Italian and Swiss rescue services last night used four helicopters to evacuate 65 of the 110 sightseers stranded in Chamonix, Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve said in a statement. Technicians were trying to untangle the cable cars this morning by loosening the tension of cables holding them. There are reports that the mechanism has now been restarted meaning the remaining passengers will be rescued without the use of helicopters. Pictured: A helicopter hovers near the cable cars this morning (left) and rescued passengers arrive at the cable car station in Italy.

Cameroon-born Arnold and Jeanne Mballe Sube, who receive an estimated £44,000 a year in handouts, are demanding a larger home, claiming their three-bedroom, end-of-terrace house is too small. But the local council says the couple have already rejected three offers of more spacious homes - two without even viewing them - all of which were snapped up by other tenants. These included a five-bedroom property in Luton, Bedfordshire, which the family complained did not have a dining room or storage.

A mystery woman caused many of Aidan Turner's fans to simmer with jealous anger earlier this month when the pair were spotted kissing. But the woman spotted enjoying the steamy clinch with the actor, 33, is no wallflower herself, but high-flying executive Tara Derakshan (left). The Mirror Online claims that the brunette beauty who Aidan seemed so enamored with in Soho, London is a Persian-Swede marketing manager who refers to herself as a 'badass'.

'That's everyone's nightmare,' says Knox, who was twice convicted and twice acquitted of murdering her British roommate Meredith Kercher. 'Either I'm a psychopath in sheep's clothing, or I am you.' 'Amanda Knox' delves into the life of the now 29-year-old American student whose world was turned upside down when she was accused of brutally killing Kercher in 2007. Twice convicted and twice acquitted by Italian courts, the past decade has seen Knox became the figure of intense speculation as the media delved into every facet of her personal life.

With a spectacular display of the grace, power and speed that has defined her glittering career, Dame Sarah Storey (pictured) became Britain's greatest female Paralympian in Rio de Janeiro last night. The 38-year-old cyclist won her 12th gold medal with victory in the C5 3,000m individual pursuit - before finding her three-year-old daughter Louisa (left) in the crowd. In the final she beat fellow Briton Crystal Lane, who had to settle for silver.

A filmmaker and his team of 40 experts sued the FBI Thursday in an attempt to prove that a loose cannon ex-army helicopter pilot is in fact legendary hijacker DB Cooper (pictured right in police sketch). Cooper's daring heist - which saw him parachuting out of a plane (inset) with the equivalent of $1.2million before vanishing - remains the only unsolved air piracy case in US history But Thomas Colbert believes 'Cooper' is actually Robert Henry Rackstraw (pictured right), a 72-year-old Vietnam vet living in San Diego - and he's suing the FBI in order to prove it, Fox News reported. 

The incredible moment a man picked up a baseball bat and chased after a gang of armed robbers has been captured on shocking video footage (left). The man chased the robbers as they attempted to flee after raiding Robert Gatward Jewellers in Windsor, Berkshire, this morning. In the short clip he can be seen sprinting after one of the group as they try to speed off on a scooter. However, members of the public foil their getaway and push the scooter to the ground (right).

Iraq War veteran Darren DeMarco (inset), 31, leapt into action after a woman flipped her car on the M1 in Yorkshire and manoeuvred his lorry across all lanes while he pulled her to safety (pictured). However, despite his quick-thinking no doubt saving the woman and others from injury - a number of drivers were less than impressed with his actions. The father-of-one said: 'While I was trying to get her out of the car two lads in their 20s or 30s came over and said 'can you hurry up and move your lorry? We need to get past.' They asked two or three times, I told them they were going to have to wait.'

North Korea confirmed it carried out a 'successful' nuclear test (top, a news report of a hydrogen bomb test in January) as President Obama (bottom left) wrapped up his tour in Asia. The blast triggered a 5.3-magnitude earthquake in the country's north east. The reclusive country boasted about its growing nuclear arsenal on state-controlled TV and claimed the nuke was in response to the strict international sanctions imposed against it. Speaking in Vietnam, Obama said he would strive to reduce North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's (bottom right) nuclear threat in his final months in office.

Current Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn (pictured left) and contender Owen Smith went head to head on the live BBC Question Time special, devoted to the Labour leadership election. But viewers appeared to have some trouble concentrating on the debate after spotting Mr Dimbleby's loudly-coloured green tie (pictured), which was festooned with chubby little pink pigs sporting wings. Twitter user Peter Dunn said: 'Is David Dimbleby's tie symbolising his thoughts on either of these guys being the next PM?'

Bizarre images show a remote indigenous Indonesian community digging up the dead and dressing them in new clothes before parading them around the village. The ritual is a sign of love relatives have for the dead and is an important part of their culture. The festival takes place every three years on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi

Pet owner Kevin Sacks returned home from work in Liverpool to find his Great Dane Toby had strewn a bag of food across the floor. In a hilarious video, the dog looks innocent as he sits on the sofa. Owner Mr Sacks questions the dog about the mishap and Toby does his best impression of an innocent party as he stares back at his owner and the food on the floor.

More than 3,000 children and young adults lost a parent in the deadliest terror attack on American soil, instantly becoming known as the children of 9/11. As the 15th anniversary of the attacks approaches, these children are now adults or nearly so, and their September 11 legacy is now theirs to shape. Many have been guided by a determination to honor the parent they lost or the awareness they so painfully gained. And they have done it in ways as varied as working with refugees, studying the forces that led to the attacks and pursuing a parent's unrealized pro-sports dream. Here are some of their stories. Top row, left to right: Thea Trinidad and her father Michael, Michael Massaroli, Maxima Jean-Pierre and her daughter Anjunelly, and Lindsay Weinberg. Bottom row left to right: Ryan McGowan, Victor Wald and his daughter Alex, Ronald Milam Jr., and Jay Shah and his daughter Sonia.

Scary Spice Mel B, 41, proved that not too much scares her, this week, after she was filmed relieving herself on TV in the name of survival during Wednesday night's episode of NBC show Running Wild With Bear Grylls. She managed to show the British adventurer 'a first' when she peed on him to save him from injury.

On Star Treks' 50th Anniversary, the stealthy Zumwalt is heading to its commissioning ceremony with a crew of 147 officers and sailors that was praised by their skipper - Captain James Kirk (inset) for their preparation over the past three years to get the first-in-class warship ready for duty. It features an angular shape to minimize its radar signature, an unconventional wave-piercing hull and a composite deckhouse that hides radar and other sensors. It boasts a powerful new gun system that can unload 600 rocket-powered projectiles on targets more than 70 miles away.

Beauty blogger Farah Dhukai (left), from Ontario, Canada, used a piece of seaweed soaked in cool brewed coffee to banish the cellulite from her arms. After one week, her arm looked toned and trim. Farah took to Instagram to share the unique treatment with her 2.3 million followers - the blogger adding that the whole brew cost less than $10 to prepare. 'Your skin will feel SO tight, smooth and dimple free :) NO MORE COTTAGE CHEESE thighs or jigglypuffs,' Farah said.

Finland-based UFO hunter Mark Sawalha believes he has found strong evidence of an extraterrestrial base and alien mining activity on the moon based on an image captured by Nasa's Lunar Orbiter. A close-up of the picture supposedly shows an antenna-like spike that he believes may be attached to the roof of an alien base.

Reshma Quereshi, 19, the survivor of an acid attack in India, walked the runway during New York Fashion Week on Thursday to send a message of courage and empowerment to other victims of such attacks in her country (left and before the show top right). Quereshi opened the FTL Moda show on Thursday to applause in a long-sleeve, white gown with embroidered appliques by Indian designer Archana Kochhar during her first trip to the United States. The buzz and glamour of the event was a world away from Allahbad, India, where she suffered severe facial burns and lost an eye two years ago after being attacked with sulfuric acid by her estranged brother-in-law and two men (the teen pictured before the attack bottom right). 'This walk was important to me because there are so many girls like me who are survivors of acid attacks, and this will give them courage," Quereshi said in an interview, speaking through a translator. "And it will also go to show people who judge people based on their appearance that you shouldn't judge a book by its cover - you should look at everyone though the same eyes.'

Owner Kerry Greaves, 40, from Worcestershire, was distraught at the pain Duke (pictured left before the surgery), an American basset hound, was experiencing. She rushed him to the vets where he was diagnosed with entropion, in which the eyelids fold inwards causing infections as the eyelashes rub the cornea. The vets performed a brow lift to relieve some of the heaviness on Duke's face. But, while he was under anaesthetic, the surgeon realised he had too much skin so they gave him a full facelift (right, post-surgery) instead. This included Duke undergoing a wedge resection on his lower eyelids, where a section of skin was removed to tighten the eyelids and make them less droopy.

Bella Gantt, a young contortionist from Canonsburg, Pennsylvania, posted a video showing how she is able to hold a bow and arrow with her feet while performing a handstand. The keen gymnast, who describes herself as a 'foot archer', then shows how she is able to effortless fire off an arrow. The arrow then goes to the target, which is a collection of balloons. Bella misses only one shot, which strikes directly between two balloons.

GoPro footage captures the crazy jump from a man known only as '8booth' on social media. He leapt off the 'El Morro' cliff near Crystal Cove Beach in southern California. Astonishingly he survived despite grazing the rocks with his back. Under the video one user wrote: 'That would have deserved a Darwin Award. You really have to be a complete idiot to dive from a cliff without first looking.'

Footage shows the motorcyclist speeding up the carriageway in Bilborough, Nottingham. He begins to perform wheelies. The daredevil motorcyclist sticks to the fast lane as he performs the stunt. Eventually he speeds out of sight.

Carol Driver stayed at the grand Chateau de Tocqueville, which is tucked away in a tiny village in northern France, close to the D-Day Landing Beaches. Now owned by the Count and Countess de Tocqueville d'Hérouville, it is used as their private home with their three children, and has played host to many VIPs, nobility and even royalty over the years. The Norman stone house, which is flanked by two towers with conical roofs, now offers guests the chance to rent one of the towers, which boasts five larger-than-expected double rooms each with an ensuite bathroom.