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Devastating CCTV footage from China shows a grandmother accidentally dropping her four-month-old grandson 30ft down the side of an escalator to its death after she lost her footing and let go of him. The baby boy was reportedly rushed to hospital but died in the early hours of this morning.

Meghan Markle's attitudes to relationships, the death threats she's received, and some of the dubious TV jobs she's taken can be revealed - thanks to a wide-ranging conversation she had with Mail on Sunday columnist Piers Morgan over a dirty martini in a London pub. Piers met the American actress in London in June, months before the world learned about her Royal relationship. She hinted about a 'persistent' man in her life - and the very next night, she was seen with Prince Harry at fashionable members' club Soho House.

Ahmed Kayd (right), 42, sent Charles Bloch (left) packing after asking if his pet Labrador Carlo would 'lick him' when they tried to get a lift home in Spinney Hill Park in Leicester. Kayd admitted refusing to convey a guide dog under the Equality Act 2010 at Leicester Magistrates Court. He was handed a £140 fine, ordered to pay £327 in costs and a victim surcharge of £30.

Fashion guru Trinny Woodall is locked in a 'nightmare' £300,000 legal battle over the debts of her ex-husband - who died two years ago. The makeover star, who is dating millionaire art collector Charles Saatchi (right), is fighting a bizarre High Court bid to make her responsible for the debts of former rock drummer Johnny Elichaoff (left with Woodall), who killed himself by jumping from a car park roof.

Prince Harry arrived at Twickenham in southwest London this afternoon to lay a poppy wreath ahead of Remembrance Sunday, but there was no sign of his new girlfriend, Meghan Markle. The actress, 35, was photographed shopping in Kensington, west London, on Thursday (inset) and has been staying with the prince in the capital. The pair are said to have been dating for several months but have not been seen in public together. But Harry, 32, did not bring her to watch the Autumn International fixture between England and South Africa and was instead photographed standing next to Princess Charlene of Monaco (main picture).

Arthur Heeler-Frood (main image) ran away from his home in Devon without a trace on September 6, the second day of his new school term, leaving a letter informing his family of his decision. He could be using survival tips from TV adventurer Bear Grylls (top right) to live in the wild and may have 'picked up' methods to avoid detection from the Jason Bourne (bottom right) spy films, his father revealed yesterday. Arthur's parents, Jeremy, 54 and Caroline, 53, (inset) told The Mail on Sunday yesterday that 'nobody knows anything' and that Devon and Cornwall Police have 'never experienced anything like this'. They are appealing for readers to study the Colyton Grammar School pupil's photo and believe recognition by a passer-by is the best chance of finding him.

She's set to become America's First Lady, with a life cossetted in the extravagant luxury afforded only to the super-rich. And although Melania Trump's existence today (left) as the wife of a billionaire is far removed from her childhood (inset) in a communist state, it is the fulfilment of the dreams that she nurtured living in her own white house as a 16-year-old. Now The Mail on Sunday has gone back to the young Melania's home town, spoken to some of her school friends - and tracked down that white house built by her father (top right).

Mairah Teli (left)received the frightening order in an anonymous note left in her classroom at Dacula High School in Dacula, Georgia, on Friday. 'Mrs Teli, y our head scarf isn't allowed anymore. Why don't you tie it around your neck and hang yourself with it,' said the message (right). The 24-year-old language arts teacher said it was an indicator of 'Donald's America'.

A shocking video that emerged on Friday, shows a Texas mother kicking her young son out of their home after he 'voted' for Trump in a mock election at school. The child (left) screamed in horror as his mother showed him the door, where she left a small suitcase (center) packed with all of his belongings. As the child started crying and pleading with his mother, she told him to take his sign (right) that read: 'My mother kicked me out because I voted for Donald Trump.' As the little boy stood on the sidewalk, his mother asked: 'Why did you vote for him at school?' The child said: 'Because I see him on TV a lot.'

Marcus Elliot, 26, fleeced victims out of £250,000 and spent the money on a lavish lifestyle, enjoying luxury meals, buying expensive speedboats, cigars and a Playboy membership. He leased shipping containers and said he would pay a fixed monthly fee and rent them on to the public. However he sold the containers on eBay and pocketed the money instead. In another ruse, he also sold people containers that simply did not exist. When he stopped paying his monthly bill to one firm, they investigated and found he had fled to South America.

Becky Watts' killer Shauna Hoare has reportedly been so badly beaten in prison she has had to be resuscitated twice. Hoare, 22, is currently serving 17 years for manslaughter in the all female Bronzefield prison, in Surrey. Her boyfriend, Nathan Matthews, 28, was imprisoned for a minimum of 33 years for murdering his 16-year-old stepsister. A close friend said she had become a target for other prisoners at the Category A jail, which is the largest female prison in Europe.

A year on from the brutal massacre of 90 innocent music fans at the Bataclan concert hall in Paris, String took to the stage in a highly charged gig at the same venue. The former Police frontman, 65, soothed a sell-out crowd with his classic hits as mourners outside the venue lit candles and placed flowers in tribute to those slaughtered by three ISIS gunmen last year. In the coordinated attacks across Paris, 130 people were left dead and hundreds more injured in the worst terrorist atrocity to hit France on November 13, 2015. Sting played after arriving in Paris with his wife Trudie Styler.

The Nordic Resistance Movement march was opposed by counterprotesters. Both the neo-Nazi group and the police (main picture) were pelted with snowballs and fireworks. Ten people were arrested during the march through Stockholm today and riot officers were called in (inset). The Nordic Resistance says the election of Donald Trump in the United States marked the start of a world revolution.

Trident Lakes is a $300million development in the small city of Ector, Texas, (top right) where investors are plotting to create the subterranean world over 700 acres of land. The complex will be signposted above ground by a massive fountain with a statue of Poseidon towering 50ft above it. Developers believe they have tapped into a gap in the market for wealthy Texans who are eager to prepare for the worst. 'The initial perception is that it's defined as a doomsday scenario. 'I'm trying to change the perception to a long-term sustainable community, with the concept of a 200-year community.

Mark Woods stole the nation's heart after he appealed for fellow dog lovers to join him on his last walk with Walnut, the 18-year-old whippet he has had since a puppy. Hordes of well-wishers, many accompanied by their own dogs, joined Mark and his family on a wind swept Porth beach in Newquay for Walnut's emotional farewell. Mark carried Walnut across the beach in Cornwall as his health has deteriorated in old age and he's no longer able to walk. Covered in a chequered blanket to keep him warm, strangers comforted Walnut and children came over to stroke the dog as they strolled past the waters edge.

A video has been released of the moment a group of heavily-armed police smash down the door of a Costa del Sol flat to arrest two Brits suspected of blowing up more than a dozen cash machines in the area. Spanish police released the footage of the detentions today as they said the pair had reinvested part of the cash from the daring raids in a black market drugs operation. The two Brits, aged 25 and 29, were held during a 4am raid on Wednesday in the resort of Calahonda between Marbella and Fuengirola.

Within moments of the premiere of the Marks & Spencer campaign tonight, dozens of excited viewers had taken to Twitter to declare it the best festive TV advert - beating long-time favourite John Lewis. The advert shows Mrs Claus waving off her husband on Christmas Eve before she sets out on her own James Bond style mission to deliver a present to six-year-old Jake, a young boy who wants to make his sister's Christmas extra special.

The woman, believed to be from the US, filmed herself striking a series of poses to display her muscly figure - including her washboard abs. However, some social media users suggested that it was 'dangerous' for her to sculpt her body in this way. One person described it as 'a step too far', while another suggested it was 'bad for her body'.

He has been criticised for his use of obscene language and inciting extrajudicial killings - but a bizarre video has revealed Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte's softer side. Footage of him has emerged singing Bette Midler's Wind Beneath My Wings at a state dinner. And he wasn't the only leader who joined in the fun - Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak performed an upbeat version of The Young Ones by Cliff Richard.

A huge feline predator feared to be a wild leopard that was spotted prowling near a sleepy village has been unmasked - as a pet cat called Hiro. Footage that appeared to show a 4ft (1.2m) long beast skulking in a field went viral after dad-of-one Philip White, 39, spotted it on October 29. But despite having the same markings as a lynx the mysterious animal on the loose in Great Alne, Warwickshire, was in fact a 20inch long playful Bengal Cat.

Justin Guy, 44, stole items worth nearly £4,000 from the home in Bournemouth, Dorset. He triggered a motion-sensor webcam belonging to one of the students, which filmed him burgling the house while wearing the baseball cap. Guy initially denied a charge of burglary but later changed his plea. He was sentenced to nearly two and a half years in prison.

The engine of Donald Campbell's Bluebird has roared for the first time since the legendary speedboat racer died in the craft while attempting to beat the world speed record 50 years ago. Engineer Bill Smith raised the boat from Coniston Water in the Lake District in 2001 and he has been trying to rebuild the famous hydroplane since. Although getting the new engine to start is a major step to getting it back on the waters there is someone way to go before that landmark is achieved.

A furious wife pulled a machete on her husband on a busy street in broad daylight after he was out drinking all night in Bangkok, Thailand. The woman drove around looking for her husband in peak hour, the morning after his bender before she waved the hunting knife in his face, ordering him to go home.

It's the hotly-anticipated show that's already captured the nation's attention, thanks to stunning scenes of dozens of snakes chasing baby iguanas and penguins risking their lives to feed their babies. And there are plenty of spectacular high-definition moments to look forward to this Sunday, as the second episode of Sir David Attenborough's Planet Earth II is broadcast on BBC One, focusing on mountain wildlife. This week we will be treated to personal views of the mythical and elusive snow leopard (main) in the Himalayas which will include four coming together when a mother and cub become trapped between two rival males. Among the films recorded in 40 different countries over more than 2,000 shooting days, viewers can also expect to see the sight of nubian ibex mountain goats (top left) and a mountain viscacha basking in the sun in the Andes (bottom left).

The row over the woman moving her car descended into a bizarre war of words about her weight. At one point in the footage, the woman gets out of her car and appears to go to kick the man. She then gets back into her vehicle, saying: 'Call the police 'cause I ain't f***ing moving'. The incident is believed to have taken place in the UK, but the exact location is not known.

Nearly one million South Koreans marched through the streets of Seoul on Saturday in protest against their president. Park Geun-hye is refusing to step down after allegations she let a friend meddle in state affairs. The candlelit rally was the largest yet with 850,000 people marching through the city centre and packing a 12-lane thoroughfare. Families with young children and protesters in wheelchairs were among the crowd during the peaceful march, which contrasted with the violence of previous rallies dominated by militant unions.

Reza Rezamand, 31, drove himself to A&E; after receiving a bite to the hand outside his local gym in Stoke-on-Trent, where doctors kept him overnight and pumped him with 16 powerful antibiotics. During his stay his feet would balloon to twice their normal size, and after being rushed to a second hospital doctors discovered he had sepsis. Reza, who went on to make a full recovery, had been told by doctors that there had been a 30 per cent of him dying from the infection. It comes after Britain experiences a mini-invasion of the multi-coloured harlequin ladybird, which carry diseases with them and are killing off the native red ladybird.

Tan Shukla probably wished he stayed at home on Saturday after his $180k Ferrari exploded into flames after he stopped to use an ATM in the Sydney suburb of Lalor Park. And if things weren't bad enough, Mr Shukla's ATM card and money were pinched, while a man helping extinguish the fire then preceded to steal the Ferrari owners laptop.

While the rest of the country anxiously awaited the results of the presidential election, the Scudder family from Murrieta, California, spent Tuesday afternoon finalizing the adoption of Veronica, three, and Preston, one. Kylie, who is now the siblings' older sister, proudly took to Twitter after the adoption was made official to share photos of Veronica and Preston beaming for the camera.