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The additional security measures in Windsor were put in place ahead of the regular 'Changing the Guard' ceremony following a review by Thames Valley Police. Meanwhile in London, a ring of huge metal bollards has been installed outside Buckingham Palace to prevent a car mounting the pavement. It comes after terrorist Khalid Masood ploughed into more than 50 pedestrians, killing three, last Wednesday, before stabbing a police officer to death outside the Houses of Parliament.

Daughter Annabel Hunnings, 44 (in skirt and trousters) appeared in last night's Mary Berry Everyday - prompting some to speculate that she may take on the master baker's crown when Mary eventually retires. Annabel has been helping her mother in the kitchen since she was five (inset) and has also been spotted with Mary on the red carpet more and more in recent times. She came to viewers' attention last night for her changing skirt, which transformed into trousers in an instant (see left and right).

Sara Hodge, 49, was trusted to look after the great-grandmother-of-six, who needed help dressing and preparing meals in her own home in Northwood, Middlesex. But a secret camera installed by the victim's daughter showed Hodge stealing cash while feet away from her vulnerable victim. The extraordinary footage handed to police shows the carer dragging the 93-year-old's handbag under her chair with her foot. After putting on a rubber glove she dips her hand in, pulling out the purse and then brazenly stuffing notes into her uniform while asking the vulnerable woman how she was feeling. The footage, released for the first time today, was used to convict the carer of theft but she walked free after being given an eight week suspended jail sentence at Uxbridge Magistrates' Court in 2015.

Alexander Blackman's overjoyed wife Claire (pictured today) broke down in court while his jubilant supporters cheered, threw their fists into the air and sprayed Champagne (bottom right) as it was revealed he will be released within two weeks. There were scenes of unbridled joy inside and outside the High Court as five judges sentenced Sgt Blackman (inset) - better known as Marine A - to seven years for manslaughter following the quashing of his murder conviction. As a result of the three-and-a-half years already served since his original conviction in November 2013, Sgt Blackman will be freed from HMP Erlestoke in Wiltshire next month. The former marine appeared via video link and smiled broadly as he learned he would soon be a free man - his wife Claire had tears in her eyes. Afterwards Mrs Blackman was described by her husband's QC Jonathan Goldberg as 'the lioness who inspired us throughout' and was given a 'three cheers' and a bagpipes salute from marines who drank from hipflasks and planted kisses on her cheek. Speaking on the steps of the High Court she thanked Daily Mail readers who raised £800,000 towards her husband's legal fees and said: 'This is the moment that we have all been fighting hard for. It is hard to believe that this day is finally here'.

Zayn Malik's cousin has died from a brain tumour at the age of just five. The former One Direction singer's family have been posting tributes to young Arshiya, who is believed to have passed away in the early hours of Tuesday morning. Her mother Zileh Malik shared a sweet snap of Arshiya on Instagram, captioning it with the words: 'An angel wrote in the book of life my baby's date of birth, then whispered as she closed the book.. "Too beautiful for earth"'

The former footballer, 38, appeared on Tuesday's This Morning to discuss his BBC documentary  - Rio Ferdinand: Being Mum and Dad, which airs on Tuesday night. The one-off show follows the father of three as he explores ways of managing grief, but as the sportsman explained to This Morning, he feels everyone is different when it comes to starting new relationships following the loss of a partner. Rio is rumoured to be dating TOWIE star Kate Wright, 25, with the two reportedly enjoying a string of nights out together, although neither has confirmed a relationship.

Footage of the assault was filmed by another driver stuck behind the silver Vauxhall Astra and the Ford Transit in Swindon on Saturday. The violence was sparked when the lone motorist was almost involved in a collision with the white van at a set of traffic lights. The raging passenger is shown jumping out of the van and landing six blows through the half-open window of the Astra. The attacker can also be seen pushing against the door of the vehicle to prevent the driver from fighting back. Later he is joined by the burly driver of the white transit van, swinging what appears to be a surveyor's wheel.

If you don't fancy splashing out, the high street is awash with very convincing copies of this season's most popular shoe styles, but can you tell which is which. Left to right: One style is £45.99 from Amazon, the other is £650 Valentino Rockstuds; £540 mules from Casadei VS £28 New Look shoes, and £580 YSL tribute heels with a very convincing Office copy for £69.

Sheldon Sparks (left), 49, sparked outrage when he ranted on Facebook (inset) at a young mother who had 'flopped a breast out' to feed her child in the pub. After saying the child should have been taken to a park instead, he even suggested women should cover themselves with blankets, adding: 'I just don't think it should be seen in the pub.' But the 30-year-old at the centre of the row (right, with her son) has now blasted Mr Sparks's comments as 'ridiculous'. The mother, who wants to remain anonymous, had been in the Spotted Cow pub in Bedminster, Bristol (right) with her five-week-old son on Sunday celebrating her first Mother's Day when she recognised herself as the woman in Mr Sparks's post. She said: 'I just can't believe that in this day and age it is still a big problem for people. I can't believe someone has actually gone that far to complain about it.'

Antony Williams and his wife Kayleigh, who have six children between them (the family is seen right_ and live on a budget of £110 a week in a three bed council house in Weston-super-Mare, swapped lifestyles with the wealthy Caddy family (seen left), from Bristol, for Channel 5's Rich House, Poor House.

Fresh Prince of Bel-Air star Alfonso Ribeiro, who played Carlton Banks in the hit sitcom, sent fans into a frenzy as he fuelled reboot rumours by sharing a snap of the original cast reuniting on Monday. The actor, 45, posted a picture of the on-screen family enjoying a bite to eat at Nobu in Malibu, California, two decades after finishing their six season run in the show back in May 1996. Alfonso (second left) is seen smiling alongside (L-R) Tatyana Ali (Ashley); Karyn Parsons (Hilary); Will Smith (Will) Daphne Etta Maxwell (Vivian) and Joseph Marcell (Geoffrey). Remembering the late James Avery, who starred as Uncle Phil, Alfonso captioned the snap: 'Always amazing to spend an afternoon with my Fresh Prince family. Wishing that James Avery was still with us to make this complete,' the father-of-three captioned the snap.'

It's a pretty common problem: You really like how you look in a particular photo, but you've either broken up with or stopped being friends with the other person in it, effectively ruing a cute picture. Instead of tossing out that good snap entirely, 18-year-old Serena Caballero got crafty. The Texas teen used what appears to be MS Paint to 'fix' a favorite photo, editing out an ex-friend. Others have chimed in with their own funny photo edits ro remove former friends and exes.

Undershaw (pictured), in Surrey, the grand home the Sherlock Holmes author helped design, fell into disrepair after the hotel which ran there for 80 years closed in 2004. But in a resurrection worthy of the famous fictional detective himself, the derelict 14 bed Victorian property has been restored to its former glory. The building is now part of a special needs school (top before the restoration, and bottom, after) in Hindhead, Surrey, and has been nominated for a heritage award. Doyle (bottom inset), his wife Louisa and their two children Mary and Arthur, known as Kingsley, moved into Undershaw in 1897 and he went on to write the Hound of the Baskervilles there.

There were 35 arrests in Paris overnight as fighting broke out between police officers and demonstrators protesting over the death of Chinese national Shaoyo Liu. Father-of-four Liu, 56, who was shot dead on Sunday night after police were called to his flat to deal with a domestic dispute. On Monday, members of Paris's sizable Asian community hurled bricks at riot police, who responded with baton charges. The Chinese government issued a statement on Tuesday calling on the Paris authorities to 'guarantee the safety and legal rights and interests of Chinese citizens in France'.

The retro illustration shared by Playbuzz features a hot-headed chef attempting to prepare a meal, but hiding somewhere among the pots and pans is the pesky hare.

Botanique in trendy Stoke Newington, east London, has around eight pieces of wood around a foot long for customers to hang on their walls. The decorations range from £12 to £18 with various shapes and sizes, with some including notches to hook clothes onto. Most are made from birch or holly and are planed and sanded at the back with holes drilled through so they can be attacked to a wall. BBC presenter Jeremy Vine brought the sticks to the attention of social media when he tweeted a pictures to his 600,000 followers.

A hilarious gallery of image reveal some of the most amusing and unusual toilet notices from around the world. In many of the images shared online the images are rather stating the obvious with diagrams instructing visitors on how not to use the toilet. Other posters are clearly intended to raise a smile such as certain signs offering advice to patrons on how to disguise any unsavoury noises.

The man was spotted near Banda Aceh, on the northern tip of Sumatra. He appeared to be half-naked and ran down a dirt track carrying a stick. After he was chased, the man dived into some bushes. Some people say the mysterious man is a member of the mythical Mante tribe. The group are believed to be forest dwellers, who were documented once in the 17th century. However, most think the group are simply legend.

We've all been there: so utterly exhausted that we'd do anything for a nap - but few of us are so accomplished in the art of nodding off as the people in these photos. Pictured, clockwise from top left: a snoozing man inexplicably dangling from the roof rail of a train; a make-shift hammock of sorts; an acrobatic 21-year-old utterly defeated by his first day at work; someone who has made the best of a cramped situation; a London Underground commuter; and an airport nap connoisseur.

A furious mom has blasted the TSA officers who she says gave her disabled son an 'unnecessary' and 'horrifying' pat-down in a Dallas airport on Sunday. Jennifer Williamson says that her son Aaron, who has sensory processing disorder, was detained for more than an hour at Dallas/Fort Worth Airport despite not setting off the metal detector. And although she asked the TSA agent not to perform a pat-down, saying it would upset the boy, the agent went through with it anyway. Williamson then recorded the 'traumatizing' incident in a video that has now been seen more than 1.4 million times.

Five medics were fired after an outrageous video was released showing them mocking a man on a surgery table (left and right). The group of doctors and nurses were heard laughing raucously as they danced around the patient at the Santa Cruz de Bocagrande clinic in Bolivar, Colombia. The patient was unconscious and lying completely naked face down awaiting surgery on the operating table.

Crown Princess Mary was seen giving Queen Mathilde of Belgium a sightseeing tour of Copenhagen this afternoon (left and right) as they took to the water for a boat trip with their husbands Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark and King Philippe (inset). The afternoon trip followed the Belgian royals' arrival in Denmark this morning for a three-day state visit.

Police arrested five men Tuesday after hundreds of angry residents of a north Indian city attacked Africans with sticks and metal chairs (pictured) following the death of a local teenager from a suspected drug overdose. Around a dozen people were wounded in the violence late Monday in Greater Noida, a satellite city of New Delhi where hundreds of African students are based. 'Rumours were being spread that Africans are behind the youth's death and racist comments were made on social media. It looks racially motivated,' senior police officer Sujata Singh said.

Laura Strawbridge, 25, from Guernsey, piled on 4 stone while at university, with her weight creeping up to 14 stone (left) - prompting a 'devastating' comment from a female friend of her ex-boyfriend on a picture of her (inset). But the cruel jibe spurred Laura on to hit the gym and she now says she would like to thank her tormentor for 'motivating' her.

A brave builder captures a deadly giant cobra that leaps from a hole in this terrifying video. In an attempt to flush out the snake, the man digs at an opening with a pickaxe on an Indian building site. Suddenly, the huge cobra aggressively flies out of the hole and heads straight for the builder.

Livija Mulac, 80, from Pula, Croatia, has achieved global fame as the 'Contouring Glam-ma', earning tens of thousands of likes and views with her astonishing makeovers on social media - and it's all thanks to her granddaughter, makeup artist Tea Flego (inset). Tea told FEMAIL: 'She has became a mascot at her nursing home, her friends call her a star.'

The brutal brawl broke out after the enraged beast challenged another in a quest to steal his female - while the objects of their affection looked on. They became trapped in a frenzied headlock (top right) as they tussled in the barren African plains, before the aggressor pinned its competitor to the ground (top left). The dramatic fight was captured by French photographer Lorraine Bettex, who visited Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park in Botswana in October 2016.

Shedding light on the clashing artistic styles of 14 former Soviet countries, a Canadian photographer travelled 18,641 miles capturing striking bus shelters on camera. From mosaic shelters in Abkhazia (top right), to folksy designs in Turkmenistan (inset), to Brutalist concrete structures in Armenia (bottom right), these structures provide a rare glimpse into the creative minds of the time. A bird bus shelter flanked by a soldier and a carousel illustration sits on a Kazakhstan roadside (top left) and a spiky structure punctuates the landscape in Abkhazia (bottom left).

The images were taken by photographer Ralph Mirebs in Baikonur, Kazakhstan. The super-strong rocket, named the Energy (left, top right) was developed by the Soviet Union in 1970. But the heavy-lift launch rocket has been left to rust in a derelict hangar (bottom right) near to the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan, which is still used to launch Soyuz rockets today. The USSR built the rocket to compete with Nasa's Saturn V, the launch vehicle that supported the Apollo mission.