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Heidi Klum [Left] and Tom Kaulitz [inset] have tied the knot for the second time in Capri after first exchanging vows in February. The German supermodel, 46, looked gorgeous in an intricate ivory gown which was adorned with sequinned flowers as she and the Tokio Hotel guitarist, 29, wed in Italy on Saturday. Exchanging vows on a yacht decorated with flowers, the happy couple were bursting with joy after the ceremony as they could barely contain their glee as they talked together afterwards.

The lead roof hasn't been replaced since 1870 when Sandringham (pictured covered in scaffolding centre and left inset without) was first built. The Queen is set to pay for the repairs, unlike Meghan and Harry's taxypayer-funded renovations of Frogmore Cottage (right inset). The couple moved out of Kensington Palace this spring amid reports of a rift with Prince William and his wife Kate. The renovations were said to be spent on new water mains, a nursery for Archie, a designer kitchen and high security. While the Mail on Sunday revealed that the couple spent £5,000 on a freestanding copper bath for their bedroom. The money comes from the Sovereign Grant, valued at £82.2 million this year and comprised of profits from the Queen's property portfolio (the Crown Estate), which are paid to the Government. Twenty-five per cent of these profits are paid to the monarchy to fund the upkeep of its property, travel, security and staff. While the Sovereign Grant isn't taxpayer money, it is considered to be public funds, belonging to the state.

The Great British Bake Off star's insistence that girlfriend Summer Monteys-Fullam should sign a non-disclosure agreement proved to be the last straw before she ditched him just days ago. Now The Mail on Sunday has learned that Hollywood is also demanding that his ex-wife Alexandra should submit to a gagging order as part of their divorce settlement. Pictured: Paul Hollywood on his motorbike, pictured for the first time since the news of his split with Summer leaked (left); Summer Monteys-Fulham seen in Chilham, Kent (right); Paul and Summer kiss at the Chester Race Course (bottom inset); Paul and ex-wife Alexandra (top inset),

The Mail on Sunday have created a comprehensive guide for how everyday services like policing and data flows to activities like fishing and the Premier League would be affected by leaving the EU without a deal on or before October 31. The guide also looks at how 'mini deals' for particular sectors like flights and farming that have been secured by the May and Johnson governments could help to mitigate short term problems caused by falling out on World Trade Organisation rules.

As part of a new 'shock and awe' plan by Downing Street to put the EU on the back foot, Mr Johnson's Brexit Secretary Steve Barclay warned that Mr Barnier should be given new negotiating orders. Pictured: Michel Barnier, European Chief Negotiator for the United Kingdom (left) and Stephen Barclay - Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union (right); Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson arrives to meet emergency crews during a visit to Whaley Bridge Football Club in Derbyshire as work continues at Toddbrook reservoir in Whaley Bridge (inset).

The Canadian fashion stylist, 39, shared the snap (right) on Friday as she posed by the pool wearing revealing blue swimwear while enjoying an idyllic holiday in Las Vegas. But the close friend of Meghan Markle (left) was forced to take it down after she received 'too many trolls attacking' her in the comments. In an act of defiance, Jessica uploaded the snap a day later and hit back at the raft of cruel comments - as she claimed she is 'proud of her body'.

Dr Mohammad Heidarzadeh, an assistant professor at Brunel University, said the vegetation on the 2016 video taken from a drone (bottom right) indicated likely gaps between the panels where water could have swept in, making the damage worse. He said: 'That could be the whole problem right there. The spillway needs to be kept sealed and clear of these kind of weeds and plants.' Some 1,500 residents have already been evacuated and were only allowed to go back home in 15-minute slots to pick up 'essential' belongings (top right). Emergency services have been battling to stop the dam from bursting and RAF Chinook helicopters have been sent in to help (left).

Around 1,500 people have spent a second night away from their Derbyshire homes and the owners of the reservoir has now warned it could be seven days before they are allowed to move back for good. They were allowed to go into their houses one person at a time in 15-minute stints this morning, with police warning it is at their own risk. But this has been halted as emergency services continue their work to repair the dam. Some cried as they returned to their empty homes today (left) while others quickly left with their essentials (bottom right, Peter Scragg on his suitcase motorbike, and top right, two women remove post from a postbox). Whaley Bridge has turned into a ghost town after a reservoir dam (inset) that towers over the area started to collapse on Thursday after heavy rainfall in the area, putting residents' lives at risk.

Fox News's Garrett Tenney was sharing some of the witness testimonial he had received on Saturday after a 21-year-old gunman opened fire in Walmart. He was retelling how a man found his mother dead in the store, when he started choking up. But the correspondent held his composure and continued sharing witness testimony from the El Paso parking lot.

Princess Anne is every inch the doting grandmother as she is seen helping daughter Zara Tindall with her little ones as the family enjoys a day at the Gatcombe Festival of Eventing, held at Princess Anne's Gloucestershire home. In between greeting competitors Princess Anne was seen taking the time to show her grandchildren the delights of the horse show. Pictured: Princess Anne with her granddaughters (left to right) Mia, Isla and Savannah; Lena Elizabeth Tindall is seen making a break for it as mother Zara Tindall chases after her, Princess Anne and cousin Savannah Phillips look on amused (top right); Loving mother Zara kisses one-year-old Lena and gives her a ride on her shoulders (bottom right).

Josie Lloyd-Wilson became a widow just eight weeks into her first pregnancy. So the heart-wrenching decision to have her husband's second child wasn't easy. She tells Eimear O'Hagan, it's brought much-needed light into the darkness of grief  

IAN BIRRELL: Hong Kong last night descended into ugly scenes of confrontation for the ninth weekend in a row as armed police firing tear gas marched behind full-body shields to disperse thousands of furious young protesters demanding democracy. I watched as menacing officers in black body armour, gas masks and helmets lined up several rows deep in front of 'raptor' snatch squads, then marched while beating long shields to reclaim the centre of the crowded Kowloon district. Earlier, the protesters - many of them teenagers and students - had blocked roads including the main Cross-Harbour Tunnel over to Hong Kong island, crippling a commercial centre filled with luxury stores, upmarket hotels and restaurants.

In November 1936, it had become clear that King Edward VIII (left), the crown barely settled on his head, was determined to abandon the throne in order to marry the 40-year-old American divorcee Wallis Simpson (left). Yet behind Edward's momentous decision lay another, more private, drama. Recently discovered amid more than 170 boxes of papers at her former home, Harewood House, near Leeds, a hoard of Princess Mary's (inset) letters and diaries (bottom right) describe how the Royal Family - particularly the women - campaigned to prevent a marriage they knew would bring scandal and division.

Nina Thair (pictured left and right) was given the devastating diagnosis of multiple sclerosis aged just 29. The condition quickly began to rob her of the ability to walk - but thanks to walking aids, and plenty of determination, she became an assistant head teacher and enjoyed far-flung adventures to Africa and Japan. When her condition took a turn for the worse 18 months ago, Nina needed hospital treatment - and became completely reliant on her wheelchair. Although she owns her own flat in Brighton, she was unable to return home. Her medical team recommended residential care. But with no units catering for the needs of younger disabled people in her area, Brighton and Hove social services claimed her 'only option' was a nursing home elsewhere in East Sussex, miles from friends and family.

Mark Keane, from Dublin, last year helped pilots at Ryanair win recognition and is now threatening to land a devastating blow against BA. Mr Keane (pictured), who has been a pilot with BA for four years, is pushing ahead with a strike at the height of the summer break that could see hundreds of flights cancelled. Pilots' union Balpa is demanding a better deal from BA, having rejected an offer of an 11.5 per cent rise over three years. BA's 4,500 pilots earn on average £100,000 a year.

Angie Bowie, now 69 (right), said she woke up n a New York hotel room in 1974 with two men standing over her after her drink had been spiked. She punched each of them and left but never told her singer husband (left) because she 'never gave him bad news'. Angie says she is still bothered by the incident but felt 'sheer joy' when she punched her attackers.

Thousands flocked to Brighton to celebrate the seaside resort's annual Pride parade. The seaside front was turned to a shimmering display of colour, with revellers wielding rainbow flags and vibrant garments as the parade made its way through the city. Kylie Minogue will be performing at 8.45pm tonight, following last year's headline act Britney Spears, who played to a crowd of 57,000 people. Sussex Police proudly posted images of their officers taking part in the day's festivities, and warned attendees to 'take care of yourselves, your belongings and those around you'.

Journalist Caroline Graham is pictured left trying out a chicken nugget in a San Francisco lab, right. The Mail on Sunday was given a tour of Just Meat by Tetrick and the company's head of communications, Andrew Noyes. While some areas were off-limits because of concerns about rivals stealing the technology, we were shown the sterile lab where scientists in white coats extract chicken stem cells by snipping off the base of a feather before dropping it into a sterilised plastic vial. The first-ever chicken to provide stem cells was a bird called Ian, a four-month-old Cornish-Rock cross from Fogline Farm, in the Santa Cruz Mountains south of San Francisco. Ian was chosen because he was in prime condition, with a magnificent red plume. He didn't even have to suffer the indignity of having his feather plucked - the first cells were taken from a naturally shed feather, inset.

Charlotte Cooper, 39, from Airdrie, Scotland, had to be dragged away from the resuscitation scene by her husband Andrew as nine-month-old baby Heidi Anne Cooper went into cardiac arrest because of sepsis. Doctors managed to restart her heart before rushing Heidi to intensive care but they were too late and she was pronounced brain dead. Charlotte and Andrew later made the decision to switch off her life support, with their family gathered around them. Now Charlotte warns parents to learn the signs of the fatal condition. Pictured: Charlotte Cooper, 39, with daughter Heidi Anne Cooper (right); Heidi on life support before her death (left) and months before happily smiling at the camera (inset).

The video, taken in Camden, London, on Friday, shows the woman standing in the middle of the road and refusing to budge after she reportedly missed the bus. In the clip, filmed by Edward Adoo, 40, the woman grows increasingly enraged and shouts obscenities as she thumps on the window of the number 31 bus after the driver refused to let her on.

A heavy police presence was put in place on Oxford Street to day to stop violence between pro and anti-Tommy Robinson supports. Disobedient demonstrators were taken to the ground by police with batons while mounted police patrolled the area. Robinson, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, was handed a nine-month sentence at the Old Bailey last month - of which he will serve just nine-and-a-half weeks - after he was found to have committed contempt of court.

Former Corrie star Bruno Langley, who was sacked from his role in the show after being placed on the sex offenders register, is now earning a living photographing teen girls on their prom nights for a firm in Pudsey, Leeds. Langley was convicted of sexually assaulting two women after admitting to grabbing them by the crotch at a Manchester music venue in 2017. The former star's firm based in Pudsey, Leeds, charges up to £330 for a shoot and caters for Hen-dos, prom nights, children's portraits and maternity shoots. Pictured: Langley heading to court in November 2017 (left); Langley as Coronation Street character Todd Grimshaw (inset far right) with Chris Finch as Karl Foster and Tina O'Brien as Sarah Platt in 2004; Ryan Thomas as Jason Grimshaw (right) with Bruno Langley as Todd Grimshaw in Coronation Street (right).

Top brass at RAF Benson in Oxfordshire have ordered an investigation into how the Puma HC2 support helicopters (stock picture inset) were damaged as they were 'put to bed'. The collision left one helicopter with a 3ft gash in its tail fin (right) and the other with a severed rotor blade (left). The incident, which happened last week as the aircraft were being towed into the hangar, has saddled the RAF with a repair bill likely to run to tens of thousands of pounds.

Prince Charles (left) was seen beaming with excitement as he returned to officiate the tug of war final (top right) of the Mey Highland Games, which were won by a Help For Heroes team. The annual event, which includes competitions in the caber-toss (bottom right), wrestling and solo piping were first held to mark the Queen Mother's 70th birthday and are now held in fields near John O'Groats, Scotland. Organisers expected around 10,000 people to attend the day of activities.

The National Crime Agency (NCA) said the haul is believed to be the largest seizure of 'lethal purpose' weapons at a port in the UK, after the guns were found in a car arriving at Dover. Robert Keogh, 37, of Dublin, is to appear at Margate Magistrates' Court on Monday charged with illegally importing firearms. The Border Force said the find has 'undoubtedly saved many lives' while the NCA believes it could have a 'significant impact' on the organised crime groups who tried to smuggle in the weapons.

Emma Watson, Kirsten Stewart, Yara Shahidi, Mia Goth, Stella Roversi, Rosalia, Indya Moore and Chris Lee have been unveiled as some of the new faces for Pirelli's 2020 calendar. Shot by famed fashion photographer Paolo Roversi for his Romeo and Juliet inspired vision, former Harry Potter actress Emma, 29, dons an opulent pink dress and white veil as she poses in a derelict room. Putting on her own edgy spin on the Shakespearean theme, Hollywood star Kristen, 29, is seen in a black coat and flowing white bottoms as she reads over a piece of paper.

Owners of a porcelain bowl were shocked to discover its true value after they took it to an auctioneers before moving house. Experts valued the rare bowl dating from the reign of the Chinese Emperor Yongzheng , 1722 to 1735, at £20,000 to £30,000. However after fierce bidding at auction the bowl sold for £220,000 at Aldridges of Bath to a Chinese bidder. Pictured: The 18th century Chinese porcelain large carved celadon bowl, with a Yongzheng mark on the base (inset).

The pranksters, from Carhaix in France, donned eye-catching orange underwear as they decided to give the car wash a spin - and ended up getting completely soaked. Huddling together on a tiny stool, the older gentlemen prepare themselves as the rotating brushes get ever closer. Signing a song to boost morale, they brace themselves as jets of water begin to shoot at them, spraying their ankles.

Upon first glance, the former X Factor judge appears to have got her head stuck in a chair. The Instagram snap shows American Ayda, 40, practising the latest keep-fit fad - headstand yoga, which is believed to help build strength in the upper body and core. Fans can buy the chair - complete with a hole in it to put your head through - for between £50 and £120.