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Ben Goldsmith (inset with his daughter), 38, has paid tribute to his 'beautiful, brilliant little girl' after she was tragically killed in a quad bike accident on the family farm in Somerset on Monday. He said: ' I just can't get my head round the enormity of what's happened - it's just so unfair. I'm feeling desperate, like I can't breathe most of the time.' In a heart-breaking tribute to his adored daughter, he added: 'She was only 15. I just want my beautiful, brilliant little girl back so much. She was a real star in the making and I am so proud of her. She was an academic superstar and was going to be a huge success. She wanted to be a barrister. No child has ever worked harder.' In a previously unseen photograph released to the Mail, Iris is seen cradling her newly born half-sister, Eliza, in 2016 (left). In another, she is pictured on a family holiday in South Africa the following year (right). Iris was one of three children from Ben's first marriage, to banking heiress Kate Rothschild. As well as Eliza, Ben has a son, Arlo, with his second wife, Jemima, a model-turned-society caterer.

Boris Johnson said he knew Sir Kim Darroch's decision to fall on his sword was partly down to his lukewarm support in an ITV debate this week. But Mr Johnson insisted his position had been 'misrepresented' to Sir Kim and the veteran diplomat had not seen the programme personally. The comments came as Mr Johnson and rival Jeremy Hunt faced separate grillings from combative BBC interviewer Andrew Neil this evening (pictured). Mr Johnson has been accused of throwing the UK's ambassador to Washington 'under the bus' when leaked memos triggered an extraordinary public row with Mr Trump. After it emerged the ambassador had described him as 'inept' in secret assessments for ministers, the US president branded Sir Kim a 'pompous fool' and banned him from the White House.

Darren Pencille, 36, stabbed 51-year-old Lee Pomeroy 18 times in a 'savage and unrelenting' onslaught on board a Guildford to London Waterloo train on January 4 this year. Mr Pomeroy was on his way to London for a day out with his 14-year-old son. A row broke out after Pencille jostled past father and son. Knife-obsessed Pencille called his girlfriend and said: 'I'm going to kill this man' then pulled a blade from his pocket (inset) and knifed his victim 18 times including a fatal cut to his neck. This afternoon he was jailed for life at the Old Bailey and will serve a minimum of 28 years. Pencille is a career criminal who bragged about his convictions for carrying guns and knives and battling rivals 'to the f***ing death' for his South London gang, MailOnline can reveal. The cannabis-addict was a lieutenant in the South Man Syndicate [SMS] crew in the capital whose members have terrorised the areas of Tooting, Streatham and Thornton Heath since the 1990s. Mr Pomeroy's widow Svetlana today told the Old Bailey that her husband's murder was a 'senseless loss of life', made worse because it was in front of their son who she said had lost his 'defender, guide and mentor'. Pencille's extraordinary criminal past of 25 convictions for 30 offences - including slicing a man's neck in a row over a Rizla cigarette paper - was first revealed in a gang video (main picture) posted on YouTube where he called on an enemy to meet and fight him. Today it can be reported for the first time he was seen by a psychiatrist 24 hours before murdering Mr Pommeroy but was certified as 'no risk to himself or others' - months after he told a hostel worker: 'I'm going to kill you you c***'. Pencille was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia in 2003 but he refused to take medication - and instead treated himself by smoking super-strong cannabis each day.

Sir James Dyson controversially relocated his company's headquarters to Singapore earlier this year, despite being a vociferous advocate of Brexit. The Wallich Residence 'super penthouse' he and wife Deirdre bought last month takes up 21,000sq ft over three floors and is believed to the most expensive apartment ever sold in the city. But while Sir James sets up home at the very top of Singapore's tallest skyscraper, back in the UK one of his former employees claims to be in danger of losing hers - thanks to a bitter legal row with the bagless vacuum cleaner tycoon. Lynette Flanders (right with her husband Mike), who spent a decade working as house manager for the Dysons at their £20 million Gloucestershire estate (inset), was made redundant last summer. After launching an unfair dismissal claim against Sir James, she found herself accused of spying on the Dyson family and stealing secrets in the form of emails, recorded conversations and photographs.

Roger Federer has reached the Wimbledon final after beating rival Rafael Nadal in a thrilling semi-final, the latest chapter of one of the greatest rivalries in sport. Nadal fought off four match points but eventually succumbed to his longtime adversary, with Federer winning 7-6, 1-6, 6-3, 6-4. Nadal is now 33 and Federer is 37. Federer was supported by his wife MIrka (bottom centre and bottom left greeting James MIddleton) Fans on social media hailed the match, with one describing it as a 'gift from the tennis gods', while others pointed out how Federer appeared unruffled despite the three-hour epic. A host of famous faces were welcomed into the Royal Box to watch history happen including Sir David Attenborough, David Beckham (bottom right), Pippa MIddleton (inset) and Hollywood actors Hugh Grant and Steve Carell and singer Leona Lewis.

Every year scores of celebrities are welcomed into Wimbledon for an experience money can't buy - and enjoy a day of luxury paying customers on Murray Mound can only dream of. Famous faces who get invited to the 74-seat Royal Box enjoy four-course meals (top right) with the All England Club chairman, champagne on tap, the best seats in the house and freebies including cosmetics (inset left) and even personalised water bottles (inset right). Other stars are welcomed into swanky suites by sponsors including Evian, Polo Ralph Lauren and Robinson's who give them the full treatment from first-class meals (inset second right) to goody bags (inset second left) worth hundreds of pounds. Pictured main from left is Maisie Williams leaving after a day in the Polo Ralph Lauren suite, Stuart Broad and Mollie King walking out after a day in the Royal Box and Ant McPartlin following a day in the Robinson's suite with girlfriend Anne-Marie Corbett, carrying Polo Ralph Lauren goody bags.

SARAH VINE: We are forever hearing how images of skinny models in the Press and on social media put pressure on young girls to aspire to unrealistic body shapes. And there is no doubt they do. But lately the rot has started to spread - to the older generation. Where once a woman of a certain age might have been allowed a few extra lumps and bumps here and there, the legacy, perhaps, of a couple of kids and a more sedentary lifestyle, now the world seems awash with middle-aged women with the kind of lean, sculpted physiques more characteristic of a twentysomething athlete. (Pictured, from left to right, Mel B, 44, shows off on Instagram, Luciana Gimenez , 49, poses in a bikini on the ski slopes, Naomi Campbell, 49, positions herself for Instagram, model Heidi Klum, 46, heading for a dip in the waves and Lilly Becker, 43, showing off her figure on Miami beach. Inset: Davina McCall, 50, shows off her superstar body (left) as Gwyneth Paltrow, 46, (right inset) models some swmwear that she designed herself).

Plans for the two cramped apartments in Purley, south London, showed spaces of just 90sq ft and 97sq ft passed by Croydon council last year. The move has been described by experts as the smallest allowed under 'permitted development' rules and is just two thirds the size of most parking spaces. It comes after landlords were found to be exploiting 'permitted development' rights to earn a fortune from turning offices into numerous small flats.

The stars of Gavin & Stacey were seen for the first time filming the festive one-off in the Welsh seaside town of Barry on Friday. Actress Joanna Page, right) who plays Stacey in the sitcom, joined on-screen husband Mathew Horne, Smithy actor James Corden (left) and Ruth Jones, (inset- right) who reprises her role of Nessa, on Trinity Street, which was lined with festive decorations to shoot the first scenes of the highly-anticipated Christmas special. Also joining the duo on set was her on-screen mum Gwen, played by Melanie Walters, and Uncle Bryn, played by Rob Brydon (left). Show co-creator and writer Ruth, 52, (inset) looked as though she was capturing every moment as she was pictured taking photos on her mobile phone. Gavin & Stacey starred Mathew Horne and Joanna Page as a boy from Essex and girl from Barry Island in Wales who fell in love after meeting online . It concluded in 2010 after three seasons and two Christmas specials

Karina Ramage, 25, had arrived for her shift at the store in West Hempstead, north-west London, last Friday, when she was seen by pop music manager Dan Glatman, 44. Mr Glatman, who had gone into the shop to by biscuits and flour, then asked the 25-year-old part-time busker: 'What's with the guitar?' He then films her as she performs her song 'Wasteland', which is available on Spotify, about the damage which human activity is doing to the planet. Mr Glatman told MailOnline: 'It totally blew me away. I was just like "my God"! I went in there for a packet of biscuits and a bag of flour and walked out with a star.' Mr Glatman is now looking to sign Ms Ramage with a leading record label and has taken her on as a client.

JANE FRYER: Knowing the dunes inside out, Gar Court, along with a colleague and a paramedic who arrived by car, quickly found the lost boy. He was unconscious and very cold, so they stretchered him out, covered him in blankets and called an ambulance. But it was delayed. They waited 90 minutes in the rain, and were then told the ambulance was further delayed. With the boy suffering from suspected hypothermia, Gary knew from his 32 years of experience that they had to get him to hospital fast. So after securing the go-ahead from the paramedic's superiors and consent from the boy's parents by phone - he rushed home, cleared out his own van, drove back, put the coastguard stretcher with unconscious boy into the back and drove in convoy to hospital. By 10am the next day, his section manager rang to say he was reporting Gary to the Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA), the Government body based in Southampton responsible for all coastguards. Its bosses were cross that Gary had used coastguard owned-equipment - the stretcher - in his personal vehicle without prior approval from senior officers. Ian Pedrick and Richard Clarkson, left and right, were also fired by the Maritime and Coastguard Agency. They had breached the coastguard code of conduct by using a Land Rover and specialist equipment that was not in their remit.

England and New Zealand will be cheered on by squads of glamorous and accomplished women as they face off in the Cricket World Cup finals at Lord's on Sunday. Pictured: Jos Butler's wife Louise (top left and inset right), Joe Root's wife Carrie (top,second from left), James Vince's partner Amy Denman (forth from left), Eoin Morgan's wife Tara (forth from right and bottom left) and Mark Wood's wife Sarah (third from right).

A 17-year-old boy has today been found not guilty of the murder of Yousef Makki, 17, who was stabbed in the heart with a flick knife in Hale Barns, an upmarket village in Cheshire. The teenager was also found not guilty of an alternative charge of manslaughter. Yousef (left), a member of an Anglo-Lebanese family from Burnage, had won a scholarship to attend the prestigious £12,000-a-year Manchester Grammar School and dreamed of becoming a heart surgeon. But he and his friends had led 'double lives', the jury heard. Despite the privileged backgrounds of the defendants they 'indulged in idiotic fantasies playing middle class gangsters'. Yousef's father (pictured right outside court today) today screamed at jurors as they delivered their verdict and police officers were subsequently called to Manchester Crown Court (inset), to quell unrest in the courtroom.

Two 'racist' British women were removed from a Thomas Cook flight from Dalaman, Turkey, to London Gatwick after they refused to stay on the plane with three bearded Muslim men who were wearing white prayer robes. Stunning footage shows one of the women collecting her bags before exiting the aircraft after 1am as passengers call her 'disgusting' and 'selfish'. The aircraft was delayed by an hour and 20 minutes. Thomas Cook confirmed the disruption in a statement and said two passengers were removed by police due to their 'offensive behaviour'.

The summer exhibition at the royal residence in London this year looks at how the 19th-century sovereign turned the palace into her family home and a centre for national life. As part of the summer opening, a waltz danced during a ball staged at Buckingham Palace to mark the end of the Crimean War will also be recreated in the ballroom (bottom right). Among Queen Victoria's strange collection was a gilt-metal casket commissioned in the 1860s to hold her children's baby teeth (inset). Visitors to the exhibition - which will be from July 20 to September 29 - will see the model of Prince Albert Edward's arm and hand (bottom left), and the left foot of Victoria (top right), Princess Royal, both carefully placed on crimson velvet cushions. Victoria also kept the first baby shoes (top left) of her eldest son Prince Albert Edward, who became Edward VII. It reads: 'The Prince of Wales first shoes worn - July - 1842'.

Nyla Khan, 30, from Edinburgh, knew she was 'promised' to a cousin in Pakistan, but believed that her parents, especially her mother, would give her the choice and not force her to go through with it (right). But, at the age of 17, she was told she had 'brought shame on the family', by having her own voice and sharing her opinions, and the only way to remedy this was by getting married (left on her wedding day)

Brittany Zamora, 28, from Goodyear, Arizona, was sentenced to 20 years in prison on Friday (right, in court). When she is released, she will have to register as a sex offered and serve two life terms of probation. She pleaded guilty last year (left) to having sex with a 13-year-old male student she taught at Las Brisas Academy. An affair between the two began over text and quickly progressed to sexual contact, officials said. She allegedly slept with him four times in her car and in her school classroom. Zamora, who is married, sent the boy nudes and photos of herself in lingerie. She was arrested in March 2018 after teen's parents installed Sentry Parental Control, which monitors messaging apps for 'suspicious content or behavior'.

A hilarious online gallery collates photos taken by girlfriends of their boyfriends - and the results are usually much more amusing (and less flattering) when it's the other way around. Pictured on the top row: carefully considered candid snaps of men taken by their other halves. Bottom row: pictures taken by the men of their girlfriends - which are far from complimentary.

Emily Charlton-Smith, 25, from Clapham, south London, wore a £17 Pretty Little Thing bikini on holiday in Spain. When it went see-through in water she contacted PLT - and got a bizarre reply. The customer service representative asked her to send a video so they could see 'how think it had become', to which Emily replied: 'As in a video of it going see-through when I wear it?' She was then contacted by a different rep and asked to send a photo of her hand under the bikini to show how see-through it it (pictured). Luckily Emily saw the funny side.

Daniel Eyers and Lucrezia Worrell, who is eight months pregnant with their fifth child, have been forced out of their council home after investigators found they were splashing out on takeaways rather than paying their rent. Mr Eyers, 32, says he cannot work because he needs to take his children to school. Medway Council officials asked them to provide their bank statements after they failed to keep up with the rent. The pair (pictured together left and right), have been offered a home in Tyne and Wear but refused it because they want to remain in Medway, Kent.

The wild Atlantic dolphin, known as JoJo, follows this man as he 'flies' through the crystal clear waters of the Turks and Caicos Islands with the aid of a subwing. The device can be bent and manoeuvred to bring the diver closer to the surface or drag them deep underwater. They can move left and right and even flip around. Invented by Norwegian teenager Simon Sivertsen while bored on a family holiday in 2010, the subwing is used to 'fly' through the water. He told Total Prestige Magazine: 'The idea first came to mind when I was sailing in the Mediterranean. The water was unbelievably clear, so it felt almost like flying when swimming underwater. However, swimming underwater was lacking any sensation of thrill.'

Captured against brilliant blue sky, the extraordinary images showcase the insects' allure as they alight on flowers in the Cambridgeshire countryside. Retired Cambridge University lecturer Dr John Brackenbury photographed the butterflies across the county between 2017 and 2019 using an unusual technique of shooting them from below into the light. The zoologist originally began taking detailed, close up photos to study insect flight, before turning it into a hobby.

Footage shows police struggling to catch Liam Talukder (top left), 24, as he dangerously weaves between traffic and changes lanes into the path of oncoming motorists during the 12-mile pursuit. His passenger Stephen Lindsay (also pictured, inset), 30, stole the car keys in a burglary at a home in Linthorpe, just over two miles away. In the clip, taken on March 23 at 4.51pm towards the end of the chase, Taludker is seen overtaking cars on a congested road near Thornaby town centre - before crashing into another car after going the wrong way at a roundabout. Talukder admitted handling stolen goods, dangerous driving, driving while disqualified, possessing Class B drug and having no licence or insurance. He was jailed for 20 months and banned from driving for three years and 10 months. Lindsay admitted burglary and was jailed for three years. Both were sentenced at Teesside Crown Court.

At a fiery demonstration outside Seoul's National Assembly, South Korea, animal rights activists and actress Kim Basinger held models of scorched dogs and placards protesting against dog consumption while dog farmers appeared to taunt members of the 'Last Chance for Animals' group by eating dog meat in a counter-rally.

One amateur daredevil wanted to see what would happen if he stood atop a box of fireworks, lit the fuse and waited for it to explode - a bright idea that, needless to say, quickly blew up in his face. Struggling to find his balance, the anonymous thrill-seeker raises his arms above his head as an orange flash emanates from beneath the flimsy box in Jeffersonville, Indiana. But his euphoria is shortly lived after a plume of smoke rises up from the floor and suddenly a loud bang rinds out, launching the man into the air.

Pet owners from across the globe have shared hilarious snaps of their cherished pooches enjoying the fresh air - and they are sure to put a smile on your face. In one snap, an excited Pomeranian looks over the moon to be enjoying the gentle breeze as it rests its paws on the outside of a car, its tiny mouth wide open (top left). Another pup is photographed in a hilarious grimace as the wind rushes into its face through the car's open window (bottom middle). A Great Dane was also snapped with its ears swaying in the wind (top middle), while another stylish pooch donned a pair of protective goggles as the harsh wind blustered through its golden fur (top right).

Tootie Bunface, a one-year-old British Shorthair cat, became amazed when a moth landed on the end of her nose. The adorable cat, who is something of a celebrity on Instagram with 62,000 followers, is seen looking in wonder at the creature as she stares at the end of her nose with her bright green eyes. The video has gone viral on Reddit since it was posted yesterday, attracting 111,000 upvotes.