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Darcy -May Elm, right, pictured with her parents Daniel and Danielle was killed when her father attempted a u-turn on the A40 between Carmarthern and St Clears in West Wales in October 2018, her inquest heard. The second driver did not have time to react and ploughed into Mr Elm's car, killing his daughter, causing him life changing injuries and leaving Darcy-May's mother Danielle fighting for her life.

The remarkable images will make up part of an in-depth look at British press photography, which has captured some of the nation's recent key moments in vivid detail. These include the marriage of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle (top-right) whose wedding captured the hearts of the nation when they tied the knot at St George's Chapel, Windsor last year. And images of Prince Charles holding the newly-born Prince Louis (bottom-left) in the gardens of Clarence House, several months after the child was born to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. Other Royal moments show Zara Tindall (bottom-right) enjoying the opening of the Randox Grand National at Aintree Racecourse in Liverpool. While others Prince Harry 'photobombing' his brother William at an opening ceremony (bottom-centre). Another amusing image shows Prince William looking on as Savannah Phillips (top-left) puts her hand over Prince George during the trooping of the colour in June.

NHS nurse Helen Kennett (top left, pictured today) was off-duty enjoying a meal out for her birthday at Boro Bistro when she heard the terrorists' van crash on the street above. When she saw the extremists descend the stairs from the bridge to Borough Market, she thought they were innocent people seeking help after a car accident. But as she approached to give them first aid, she saw one of the killers, 30-year-old Rachid Redouane (bottom centre, with Khuram Butt and Youssef Zaghba ), stabbing 26-year-old Alexandre Pigeard (top right) from behind and realised it was a deliberate attack. Despite his fatal injuries, Mr Pigeard warned the NHS nurse to run away before she was also stabbed by Redouane and left for dead in the incident on June 3, 2017 (bottom left). Ms Kennett recalled 'slipping in my own blood' as she desperately tried to reach her mother and sister in an alleyway near the restaurant. She told an inquest into the attack today: 'I didn't want to die there, I wanted to die around the corner with my family.'

Four travel experts reviewed all four classes on a single BA flight between London Heathrow and Abu Dhabi in the UAE. And the footage they took in each cabin is fascinating. The reviewers, who all work for The Points Guy UK, bought tickets using points in First, Club World (BA's business class), World Traveller Plus (BA's premium economy) and World Traveller, which is BA-speak for economy. Then they drew names out of a hat (or from under cups, actually) for who would sit in which cabin - and charged up their GoPros. Once they were back in their Covent Garden, London, headquarters, they took stock and dished out marks out of 100 for each cabin.

Anders and Anne Holch Povlsen (left), who own more than 200,000 acres of land in the Highlands, took out adverts (inset right) in two regional newspapers to show their 'deepest appreciation' to those who expressed condolences at a time of deep personal tragedy. Alfred, five, Agnes, 12 and Alma, 15, were three of some 253 victims killed in a series of church and hotel explosions on April 21 which shook the world on a day of Christian celebration. Only their youngest daughter, Astrid, ten, survived the attacks and the couple said that they remain 'genuinely grateful' that she is still alive.

Tennis ace Sir Andy Murray said he wished his two young daughters had been old enough to see him receive his knighthood from the Prince of Wales today. Sir Andy was knighted by Prince Charles during a ceremony at Buckingham Palace following a glittering tennis career that has seen him win three Grand Slam titles. He issued a brief statement about the knighthood, saying: 'I'm very proud to receive it. It's a nice day to spend with my family; my wife and parents are here. I'd have liked to [have brought] my kids but I think they're a bit young. I'll show them the medal when I get home.'

Boris Johnson today confirmed he will join the battle to be the next Tory leader - as Theresa May faces being ousted potentially within weeks. The former foreign secretary confirmed he was 'going for it' as he was grilled during an appearance at a business conference in Manchester. Mr Johnson has been effectively running a shadow campaign for months, after resigning from the government in protest at Theresa May's Chequers plan for Brexit. But until now he has not publicly confirmed his intentions.

Channel 4 News has seen invoices, emails and other documents which show the extent of Nigel Farage's financial reliance on millionaire businessman Arron Banks (left) since 2016. Mr Farage (right and inset) quit as UKIP leader after the referendum and now fronts the Brexit Party and represents South East England in the European Parliament on a salary of €100,000 a year plus expenses. For the year after the Brexit vote Mr Banks, through his companies, also organised and funded multiple visits to the United States for Mr Farage.

Kenneth Keene, 70, from Philadelphia, who was diagnosed with dementia in 2014, is filmed by his son, Kenneth Keene Jr, as the pair try to have a conversation while in the car. But a smiling Mr Keene, while able to say his own name, repeatedly calls his son 'John' when asked. The clip is part of a series of Youtube videos produced by the younger Mr Keene, 47, entitled 'The Journey with ToughKenaMan', documenting his father's disease. He continues to push his father to try to remember his name, but Mr Keene Sr is unable to and instead suggests 'John' again when he has a third go. But finally, when his Mr Keene Jr says, 'Who is John?' his father gets his name right and says, 'I'm Kenneth Keene and you are Kenneth Keene'.

Lady Gabriella Windsor, 38, the daughter of Prince and Princess Michael of Kent (right), will tie the knot with Thomas Kingston (left together) at St George's Chapel, in Windsor Castle, on Saturday. Ahead of the nuptials, which will be attended by the Queen - and possibly Eugenie (centre) - we share a guide on everything you know about the big day, from the potential dress designer to the rumoured guests like Pippa Middleton (inset left with the groom). Inset right, the bride's sister-in-law, Peep Show actress Sophie Winkleman.

Marlen Ochoa-Uriostegui (left and right showing off her bump) was found strangled to death behind a house in Chicago on Wednesday, three weeks after she was reported missing. On the day she disappeared, Ochoa-Uriostegui had gone to a home on the city's Southwest Side to meet a 46-year-old woman who offered to give her a baby stroller and baby clothes for free. The teen had reportedly met the woman on a Facebook group called 'Help A Sister Out'. Hours after Ochoa-Uriostegui disappeared, a woman called 911 claiming she had given birth to a boy at home and was suffering 'post-delivery issues'. The boy was admitted to the hospital in 'grave' condition and remains on life support.

A hapless waiter accidentally treated a lucky diner to a £4,500 bottle of red wine at a high-end restaurant, leading the unsuspecting customer to ask for more of what he thought was a £260 beverage. But he couldn't have a second Chateau le Pin Pomerol at Hawksmoor in Manchester (right) - because, unsurprisingly, it was the only one in the place. He'd actually ordered Chateau Pichon Longueville Contesse de Lalande (both wines pictured, left). Hawksmoor co-founder Will Beckett said that the first he heard of the blunder was when his restaurant's social media team shared the news online (inset top). 'If she had done it twice I would've been furious, but she's so great and I'm not annoyed. He enjoyed it so much he wanted another one.'

Nick Kyrgios has apologised for being kicked out of the Italian Open after he threw a chair onto the court and verbally abused officials during a furious outburst on Thursday. The volatile Australian was playing his second-round match against Norway's Casper Ruud at the Foro Italico and had levelled the clash at one set all after losing the opener. But, after being given a game penalty to trail 2-1, reportedly for swearing, Kyrgios hurled a chair onto the court, packed up his bag and walked off the court, with the umpire awarding the match to Ruud.

A German has conducted its first successful flight of its electric five-seater air taxi. Lilium, based in Munich, lew an unmanned test flight of its vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) system in early May. The jet has 36 engines which allow it to take off vertically, and has a maximum top speed of 80mph (300 kmph) and a range of 80 miles. According to the tech firm, its flying taxi would allow users to travel from London to Manchester in less than an hour.

Fascinating photos, all taken at some point between 1908 and 1922, reveal life in Korea during its governance by Imperial Japan at the start of the last century. Archive images from Pyongyang and beyond provide a new insight into Korea's rural agricultural heritage (bottom right), western-style buildings and varied culture in a time before the current Kim dynasty and the face of eastern Communism. Railroads once ran the length of the peninsula and the photos reveal how Christians openly studied the bible. Today there is no freedom of religion in the North, which is ruled under the iron fist of Kim Jong-un. Pictured: Two girls play with miniature houses at preschool (top), nurses in the city of Haeju (bottom centre) and boys crowded into a dormitory room at Pyongyang High School (bottom left).

An expert claimed that the experienced captain Denis Evdokimov, hospitalised as a result of the crash, had never previously manually flown the Sukhoi Superjet 100 in so-called 'direct mode'. A lightning strike soon after takeoff forced the pilots to make an emergency landing but this should not have led to the flames in which dozens were burned alive or killed by toxic fumes, say authoritative figures in Moscow. A shocking new video graphically shows the rough 'jumping landing' of the Sukhoi Superjet 100 at Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport and the moment the fire ignited on 5 May.

Horrifying footage shows the three victims - a man and his two female cousins - wincing in pain as villagers whipped them with ropes and beat them with sticks in India's Madhya Pradesh. Hundreds gathered to watch the Medieval-style punishment, which lasted for several hours. The man had been accused of running off with a married woman with the help of his two female relatives. Police say they have made five arrests.

Desperate patients struggling to see a GP have been caught on camera waiting outside a practice for an hour before it opens in a bid to get an appointment. Joanne Buckland shared a photo of up to 20 patients standing in the pouring rain as they waited outside Queensway Medical Centre in Wellingborough, Northants. The outraged neighbour claims people have taken to turning up 75 minutes before the surgery opens to guarantee an appointment. Joanne Buckland moved across the road from the surgery a year ago said she will only go to see the doctor if 'she absolutely has to' after taking the pictures last week.

Once the chest is opened there's a light inside to guide you to one of the quad of hand-blown crystal champagne flutes, which the marque says are 'arranged to evoke memories of a V12 engine'. Costing the same as a new Mercedes-Benz E-Class saloon, the champagne chest has two ejectable thermal containers that can be used to serve caviar and canapes or chill a spare bottle of bubbly. Prices start from £37,000 before tax - so £44,400 including VAT in the UK.

This is the shocking moment a group of thugs steal a police officer's hat after she tried to stop them from jumping over the barriers at Clapham Junction station in London. The youths can be heard jeering and intimidating the officer who asks them to leave the station. But they continue to ignore her advice before one of them squeezes through the barriers, instigating a chase. When his friends run after him, the person filming the video then snatches a hat off the police officer before fleeing.

Gucci debuted the turbans in its Fall 2018 runway show, which took place in Milan in February 2018. There was backlash at the time, with charges of insensitivity and social appropriation. The uproar has sprung up again on Twitter after some people noticed one of the turbans was selling for $790 on Nordstrom's website. Critics say that for Sikhs, the turban (or dastaar) has spiritual significance and selling one as a fashion accessory diminishes that. Nordstrom has since apologized and pulled the turban from circulation. This is the second item from that very collection that has been controversial: It also included a black and red sweater that critics said looked like blackface, forcing Gucci to apologize.

Vets Luca, 54, and Heidi, 38, Ferasin volunteered to treat French bulldog Büdu after his surgeon owner helped save their son's life at a London hospital when he was born with the same hole in his heart (inset). Dr Caner Salih was one of the cardiac surgeons at Evelina London Children's Hospital who saved Mattia Ferasin's life with a seven-hour operation. His parents then learned about Büdu's predicament and Mr Ferasin examined him and found a way to treat the animal without surgery. Mattia, now four, and Büdu (pictured together left) have since become the best of friends and enjoy playdates together. Pictured right are Dr Salih, left, and Mr Ferasin, right, with Büdu and Mattia.

Social media influencer Julia Soska (left inset) made a grovelling apology and quickly took the video down following a backlash from following for breaking the nose off of a the post-war statue in Swiss Valley Park, Warsaw, Poland. The instagrammer, who has 6,000 followers is reported to have that she 'regrets' the terrible prank in which she can be seen laughing as she takes a hammer to the angel sculpture's face. The statue is believed to have received some repair work (inset right).

A driver in China has crashed a £567,000 Ferrari seconds after borrowing it from a friend to satisfy his cravings for supercars. The man, known as Mr Jin, also landed himself massive bills of more than £45,000 after causing damage to the luxurious car as well as four other vehicles. Mr Jin lost control of the luxurious car as soon as he stepped on the accelerator on Monday, according to police in Tongli, Jiangsu Province.

Heroic members of an army cycling battalion which endlessly peddled around the British coastline in a bid to keep a lookout for German invaders has been captured in fascinating pictures from the First World War. The black-and-white photographs show troops from 25th Battalion of the Suffolk Regiment carrying out their day-to-day duties while their colleagues in the British Army fight overseas in mainland Europe. The collection, which also shows the men larking about for the camera during their downtime together (inset), was collated by a Sergeant Gerrard, of 25th Battalion, who patrolled the beaches of Suffolk during 1914 and 1915. In one image, the band of cyclists line up in formation, while another extraordinary snap shows two soldiers holding guns posing next to a giant mine on Walberswick beach (shown right).

A shining image of a Christ-like figure appearing through the clouds over San Salvador de Jejuy in Argentina has drawn comparisons to the Christ the Redeemer statue in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Monica Aramayo used her phone to capture the white of the sun lighting up the sky and a figure appearing with his arms outstretched. The fervently Catholic South American country's social media users compared it to the portrayal commonly seen in Renaissance artwork. Not only is the 'head' of the figure clear in the image but a cassock which the saviour was thought to wear appears to flow down to the ground below. Others said the 'head' even appeared to be adorned with a crown of thorns associated with the Crucifixion of Jesus.

Incredible footage shows a calf being whacked on its backside when it stands too close to a huge adult elephant at the Addo Elephant National Park, on the Eastern Cape of South Africa. As it attempts to get away, the terrified baby runs in front of the furious adult and is thumped again on its backside. The attack finally ends when the elephant runs to the safety of its mother and stands beside her. Another large elephant then appears to tell off attacker when it charges towards it, causing the animal to quickly back away.