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Whisper it softly, but the quietest and most technically advanced Rolls-Royce ever was launched in London tonight. The flagship Rolls-Royce Phantom, pictured, is designed to whisk the world's wealthiest around in the lap of luxury - and it comes with its own dashboard art gallery for those who can afford the £350,000 price tag. The new Phantom even paves the way for a future all-electric Rolls-Royce, ready to comply with Government moves to ban the sale of new 'conventional' petrol and diesel vehicles from 2040. Pictured is inside the vehicle, which features a drinks cabinet with whisky glasses, high gloss wood panelling and high resolution 12.3inch monitors.

The video shows the baby boy lying on the grass with his mother Connie Yates and father Chris Gard outside the hospital in Camden, London. It comes after a high court judge ruled that the child will be moved  to a hospice as soon as possible and his life support removed soon after. His parents were not granted their wish to spend several days at the hospice with their terminally-ill son under skilled care.

Has The Royal Family hit peak modernity? Just days ago Princes William and Harry poured their hearts out in a documentary about their mother Princess Diana, in which they yearned to lead 'normal lives'. But now their self-admiring cousin has gone one step further by embracing the thoroughly modern trend of posting topless selfies online. Heart-throb Arthur Chatto (left, pictured in 2012) the 18-year-old son of the Queen's niece Lady Sarah Chatto and 23rd in line to the throne, showed no regard for privacy by sharing this intimate photo (right) on Instagram.

The Ferrari 430 Scuderia (pictured) crashed and burst into flames near Barnsley, South Yorkshire on the M1 motorway. The driver, who escaped with cuts and bruises, had only bought the car an hour before. South Yorkshire Police Operational Support said the road was wet at the time, which led to the car skidding into a field and exploding into a fireball. Pictured inset: A file image of a brand new Ferrari 430 Scuderia, which sells for £260,000.

Dodi Fayed was a regular at Manhattan's Studio 54, an 'anything goes' club famous for sex, drugs and movie star posses. He and the 'dawn patrol' which included Liza Minnelli and Robin Williams would find illegal gay clubs to frequent in Manhattan. Former Studio 54 owner Mark Fleischman reveals in his tell-all book 'Inside Studio 54' that the crew frequented the Crisco Disco gay club.

The photograph, which was uploaded to social media, shows the youngster, seven, stood in the middle of four grinning officers after he went missing in Praia da Luz (inset), Portugal. His disappearance sparked a major police response that saw specialist criminal investigation officers mobilised and road blocks ordered. The frantic search was called off after about an hour when the boy was brought into a police station by a British pensioner he had approached for help.

The moments before Kirsty Maxwell (right, with husband Adam) fell from a tenth-floor Benidorm apartment where five men were staying can today be revealed by MailOnline. The 27-year-old of Livingston, West Lothian, had been on a hen party trip with friends at the time. Four men (left)- Ricky Gammon, 31, Anthony Holehouse, 34, Callum Northridge, 27, and Daniel Bailey, 32, all from Nottinghamshire - were summoned back to Benidorm to be quizzed under oath about the death. One of the men in the apartment told police he heard a friend shout: 'There's a girl in the bathroom' and 'Leave this room' before adding a few moments later: 'F***, she has jumped.' Luis Miguel Zumaquero, the lawyer acting for Mrs Maxwell's family, tried to have the men held in custody by claiming she had leapt from the balcony in terror. In an oral submission to the court, Mr Zumaquero claimed a report on the tragedy by Spanish detectives described Mrs Maxwell's actions as a 'desperate measure'.

A gang who stole £30,000 of electricity a month to run one of Britain's biggest-ever cannabis farm operations have been jailed for a total of 90 years. Ringleader Michael Edward Corcoran (pictured right with his wife, and inset), 51 cultivated potent strains of 'skunk' worth £50million in specially-constructed two-storey wooden sheds across seven sites in Kent and Norfolk (one left). His son Michael Jay Corcoran, 28, was also given jail time, along with their accomplices James Allen and Stuart Sollis.

Angelina Jolie has been branded 'cruel' and 'disgusting' on Twitter after she revealed her unusual method for casting the child actors in her film First They Killed My Father. Jolie told Vanity Fair that she wanted children who had experienced real hardship, and so trawled circuses, orphanages and slum schools for candidates. The children were then presented with money and told to take it when they could think of a reason for wanting it. They were then told to state their reasons, otherwise the money was taken back. Eventual lead actor Srey Moch (pictured right, to the left of Jolie) was chosen because, when the money was taken, she broke down with emotion.

Shocked witnesses described a 'tug of war' between the mother and the man, before four passers-by rushed forward to hold him down outside Primark on Market Street, Manchester. Police arrived by the store just after 6.50pm on Wednesday and arrested the man on suspicion of attempted child abduction. Witnesses described hearing the mother screaming that her child was missing outside the popular shop and a man could be seen walking away with her.

An investigation has found that prices of some food and drink items in motorway service station shops vary massively in different areas of the country. Mystery shoppers visited 21 service stations across Britain. They were asked to find out the cost of a shopping basket filled with a 500ml bottle of water, a 500ml bottle of Coca-Cola, a ham sandwich, a sausage roll, a bag of Walkers crisps, a Cadbury Dairy Milk bar and a bag of wine gums. They also noted the price of a latte, a cheeseburger and fuel. They found the basket in the South West was the most expensive at £15.78, more than double the £6.11 supermarket cost. Yorkshire came next at £15.74, followed by the North East at £15.53. The Leigh Delamare Services (top left) stocked the most expensive bottle of Coca-Cola at £2.49 and Leicester Forest East Services stocked the cheapest crisps at 90p a bag (bottom left).

They are weary, frightened, bogged down to their knees and in the middle of the worst place on earth - seven men trying to drag a wounded comrade to safety. This historic photograph has come to epitomise the ghastliness of World War I. Today, a huge copy of it hangs above the Imperial War Museum's dramatic new display of life in the trenches. Here we see the sheer nothingness of a landscape devoid of any features, any shelter or, indeed, any life. This was a quagmire in which one wrong step could prove as fatal as a bullet. Many died falling into stinking, bottomless craters filled with mud and slime from which it was impossible to escape.

Jeremy Vine spotted one of the most bizarre adverts around - one trying to flog a collection of photographs of Kate Garraway - all taken from the person's TV. The BBC presenter posted a picture of the advert, top centre, to his Twitter with the caption: 'Best. Ad. In. Shop. Window. Ever' - prompting his followers to share their own hilarious spots, including a 'lost' cat, left, a man of many talents offering his skills, top right, a bizarre felt piece of art for sale, bottom right, and a very specific dating advert, bottom centre.

Photos on the Turns Out Kavos Was Ready For You Facebook page show inebriated revellers looking worse-for-wear in the Corfu party resort. Embarrassing snaps show young holiday-makers passed out on the beach (bottom, second from right), asleep on a lawn (bottom right) and naked in packed bars (top right). Others show a woman crashed out on the floor next to a piece of pizza having failed to make it all the way to her bed and revellers poking fun at a man passed out on a sunlounger (left).

From models to fitness gurus, these silver foxes with thousands of devoted Instagram followers are in the best shape of their lives - and they aren't about to let a few grey hairs get in the way. Clockwise from top left: Canadian model Ron Jack Foley refuses to give out his age but is rumoured to be 50; 54-year-old Shan Michael Hefley; 54-year-old Anthony Varrecchia; model and events producer Eric Rutherford, believed to be 49; 49-year-old Gianluca Vacchi; and 55-year-old Irvin Randle.

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT Shocking images of dogs tied up as they wait to be butchered in Indonesia have been released. The heartbreaking photographs show several dogs bound up by their legs with forlorn expressions on their faces before (inset) they are killed at a meat butchery house in Yogyakarta. According to local reports, there has been a hike in dog meat sales despite the fact residents traditionally don't eat dogs due to the majority of citizens being Muslim.

Laura Clarke, 34, from Belfast, Northern Ireland, shared the image of her holding three-year-old son Theo and smiling to the camera during a family 'day of the dead' party to honour their loved ones who had passed. Following a series of creepy experiences, Laura believes the unusual goings-on could be her late dad, Terry, who passed away shortly after her youngest son was born.

The Boeing 737-200 known as 'Landshut' was seized by Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine terrorists (pictured left in control of the aircraft) as it flew from Majorca to Frankfurt in October 1977. Now it is being rescued from dilapidation in Brazil (pictured right) after the German government bought it for 20,000 euros. It will be exhibited at the Dornier Museum for aircraft in Friedrichshafen. The plane was praised by German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel as a 'living symbol of a free society, which cannot be defeated by fear and terror'. All the plane's 82 passengers were rescued after it landed in Mogadishu, Somalia, but its heroic pilot Jurgen Schumann (pictured inset) was murdered by the terrorists.

The Duke of Cambridge landed in a park at the Templars Gate Estate in Royston, Hertfordshire to treat a patient on his last day with the charity. William was seen sitting in the helicopter at around 7.05pm after attending an emergency call out with the East Anglian branch of the charity. The helicopter left around 7.35pm without picking anyone up as the casualty was taken by land ambulance. William opened up about the horrific sights he has witnessed as an air ambulance pilot as he prepared to takes to the skies for the last time.

An incredible video has emerged of a huge shark trying to wiggle from a fishing boat after jumping on board. In the clip, taken off the coast of Long Island, fisherman look on in horror as the mako shark writhes around on the deck of the boat with its body trapped beneath the guard-rail. The shark's mouth become bloodied after it had bit  the rail several times as it struggles to release itself. The sea creature was only released after an innovative idea from one of the crew members paid off.

Father-of-one Kenny Ollerenshaw, from Cumbria, has got a bizarre tattoo inked on his chest which makes him look like a tiny man driving his own body with a steering wheel. When the trucker moves, the 'interactive' tattoo moves with him. Mr Ollerenshaw, who lives in Silloth, had his tattoo created at Immortal Art Studio in Cumbria.

The 97,000 ton supercarrier USS George HW Bush, has anchored in the Solent near Portsmouth ahead of a two-week training exercise between UK and US personnel. The supercarrier has been deployed in operation Inherent Resolve, the fight against ISIS, but for the next two weeks will be the base for Exercise Saxon Warrior 2017, which will see UK and US personnel focus on how they can work together to overcome maritime challenges. The ship has been manned by UK personnel as they train for the imminent arrival of the HMS Queen Elizabeth to the Royal Navy fleet. Anchoring in the Solent today between the Isle of Wight and Portsmouth, the ships cast an imposing figure against the Victorian lines of defence still out in the sea. Pictured top right are planes on the flightdeck onboard the USS George H.W. Bush.

The unforgiving thunderstorm wore away the paint on a Turkish Airline jet's nose, with cracks visible on the pilots' window (pictured). It was one of 16 passenger planes to be rerouted from their planned destination of the city's Ataturk airport. At least ten people were injured when the freak storm struck the Turkish city, bombarding locals with hailstones the size of golf balls and flooding swathes of Istanbul in knee-deep water. Startling images showed a city bus (left) half-submerged near a bridge in the city's Unkapani district while lightning strikes set fire to a plastic store in the Kagithane district. Officials said more than 7,000 emergency workers were deployed to help in the aftermath of the storm which uprooted 230 trees, destroyed 90 roofs and sparked fires across the city.

Pallbearers in Ghana are clapping their hands and stomping their feet, celebrating a person's life with a wild dance that has grieving families smiling. Choreographed funerals are all the rage in the West African country, where mourners are paying big bucks to say goodbye to their deceased loved ones with fist pumping music and bombastic dance moves. New video shows one of these funerals, as men dressed in their Sunday best are seen dancing as they hold a coffin on their shoulders, pictured, encouraging the bereaved crowd of loved ones to join in. It's a time for fun.

Cats taking a pleasure drive from the comforts of an in-car hammock is the video that animal lovers everywhere have been waiting for. One cat takes full advantage of its comfy new cat bed, pictured, and decides to nap for most of the journey, while the other is seen in the back, jumping in and out of its hammock, not really sure what to think. The video has been viewed over 21million times on Facebook, acting as some pretty strong catnip for cat lovers.

Slava Kripak, 18, is big on unusual calisthenics. Video shows the Russian teenager showing off his fine motor skills, in an unbelievable exercise where he lifts himself in the air using only his thumbs, pictured. The young gymnast, from Omsk in south-central Russia, has a massive social media following to his workouts of core heavy exercises, where the plank position is paramount. The video shows Mr Kripak turning a sitting stool upside down and preparing to mount its legs using his thumbs. He looks for the sweet spot and gets his thumbs in the right position, before lifting himself in the air, slowly raising his body to a flat 90 degree position. He then starts doing push ups in this same position.

A child shooting a target above another's head is a dangerous stunt that could have gone wrong, unverified video from what is likely Pakistan shows. The shocking video opens with a young child in a crouched position with a tin can balanced on top of his head, pictured. The video then pans left, where an older child is holding an unknown type of rifle, giggling as he loads his firearm as the camera stays on him. Luckily, the bullet hits the target this time.

Amy Hughes (left and inset) said she 'nearly broke' herself by running 521 miles on a treadmill in one week for up to 20 hours a day in the middle of the Trafford Centre (right) in Manchester last September. The distance runner, who hit the headlines when she ran 53 consecutive marathons in 2014, was convinced she had beaten the previous weekly treadmill distance of 517 miles. But the 29-year-old's painstaking efforts were ruled null and void by Guinness World Records who said her partner Dave Keighley, who kept a record of her distance, was not an independent witness. Miss Hughes, from West Felton, Shropshire, said administrators had ignored other witness statements from her physiotherapist, publicist and a friend.