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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge went head to head in a race this afternoon as they took part in a training day for the London Marathon at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park (QEOP) in London. The pair were joined by Prince Harry at the training day for Team Heads Together which is the campaign to change the conversation on mental health which is spearheaded by the royal trio.

Newsreader Mark Austin, 58, has revealed that he once told his daughter Maddy, now 22, (pictured with her father) to 'starve to death' after failing to understand her anorexia. He said that he struggled to come to terms with the fact that it was a mental illness and said he once thought of it as 'crass, insensitive, selfish and pathetic'.

As the fallout over the leaked email scandal continued today, David Beckham's eldest son Brooklyn posted a picture of his father cuddling his young sister Harper in a touching photograph posted on Instagram (left). The former England captain has seen his reputation tarnished after damning emails between the superstar and his team of advisors were leaked. The emails allegedly showed how desperate Becks was to ensure he was made 'Sir David' - and the lengths to which he would go to achieve his goal, even using his charity work. Police officers have launched a probe in Portugal, where 18.6million emails and documents were hacked from servers of Beckham's PR firm. Team Beckham is now said to be worried that more private correspondence could include 'banter' about several well-known figures. The leak comes as a bitter blow to the popularity of Brand Beckham, which has been carefully cultivated over several years by David and Victoria (pictured right), who share several celebrity friends.

MailOnline Travel has rounded up some of the best-timed and most amusing photobombs ever to have taken place from around the world, starring humans and animals alike. Pictured, clockwise from top left, A cyclist suffering a close encounter with a lamp post; a camel with ulterior motives; a man imitating a beachgoer's moves; a swan crashing a photo of a temple; a man described as being 'never too old to photobomb a bikini shot'; and the priceless expression of someone in the background of a seaside shoot.

Cheesemonger Morgan McGlynn left Sunday Brunch viewers in hysterics as she swore live on air, while making an apology for using bad language earlier in the show. It's not clear that Morgan had actually said anything wrong to begin with, but after host Tim Lovejoy apologised for some bad language earlier in the show, she responded: 'Was that me? Oh s***.'

Pinterest held its first ever UK Food Awards, handing out prizes for best recipes in categories including best brunch. Recipes from the Hemsley sisters (top centre) and Fearne Cotton (top right) were among winners. Six winners have shared their recipes with FEMAIL for you to try at home, including (top left to right): chicken tikka masala, one-pan English breakfast, goji berry bars and (bottom left to right) travelling noodles, no-bake chocolate fruit pizza and spiced butterflied lamb.

Faron Paul (pictured), 31, said he would allow his 14-year-old daughter (far left) to go to her cousin's birthday party in Tottenham if he could supervise. However, he then received a call from his brother who said 20 teenagers were trying to force their way inside the party. Mr Paul then confiscated three knives (centre and right) from the teenagers and filmed the shocking discovery and posted it on Facebook. It has been viewed hundreds of thousands of times.

Experts have created a voice for Jason Liversidge, of Scarborough, who has been battling Motor Neurone Disease since 2014. His new voice has been created from old recordings of home videos and 'donated' voices, including Jason's best friend, Phil White. Donor voices were needed because Mr Liversidge's speech is already slurred. He has said he wanted to have the voice to keep a form of identity.

President Donald Trump raised eyebrows once again on Saturday after he justified his 'respect' for Russian President Vladimir Putin (right inset) by pointing out that the United States has 'a lot of killers' and asking, 'Well, you think our country is so innocent?' Trump made the remarks in a recorded interview with Fox News host Bill O'Reilly (right during the interview with Trump). The full interview will air on the Fox network before the Super Bowl on Sunday. The remarks angered conservatives on Twitter.

As a furious legal battle erupted over the president's controversial immigration executive order, a defiant Trump declared his team will win 'for the safety of the country' while attending a ritzy Florida gala on Saturday night. He was attending the annual gala of the American Red Cross at his Florida club's ballroom with First Lady Melania during the height of the legal tug of war battle. The 45th president looked stony-faced and said he was confident the Department of Justice would win its recent appeal against the Seattle court ruling that temporarily suspended his foreign traveler ban. Trump's policy, which was only in place for a week, sparked worldwide protests before it was swiftly undone by one federal judge on Friday. The president was at his Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida and seemed furious his celebratory weekend was interrupted by the ruling as demonstrators protested him nearby in Palm Beach (inset).

Cesilie Carlton, a 35-year-old American high diver, is seen leaping headfirst from a 55ft high platform aboard the Harmony of the Seas cruise ship as the fast-moving ocean churns past below her. Cesilie, who is also currently a Red Bull cliff diver, has amassed more than 250,000 views on Instagram since the footage was posted last week.

The Ministry of Defence was criticised last night for leaving Britain vulnerable to attack due to a series of equipment blunders. Rear Admiral Chris Parry described the navy's Type 45 destroyers (left), which cost £1billion each, as sounding like 'a box of spanners' underwater, meaning they can be heard 100 miles away by Russian submarines. It also emerged that the Ajax tank (right) is too big to be transported by an aircraft without being dismantled and potential new P-8 drones (inset) have problems with their censors.

The newborn baby (pictured left) was among more than 120 migrants rescued by Libyan coastguards off the coast of Tripoli in the early hours of Sunday morning. More than 2,000 migrants have been rescued from deadly boats attempting to cross from Turkey and North Africa into Europe so far this month, according to newly released figures. Several children (bottom right) were among those rescued from a boat which sank off the coast of Turkey, including a young girl (top right).

Daniel Thatcher, 40, and Shantelle Ma, 31, (left) from Kent have put their wedding on hold to find a dream home, but the bride-to-be won't live too far away from her very demanding sisters (bottom right). They couple appear on the Watch show Honey I Bought the House (top right) and will get £15,000 towards their deposit if Dan can find them a property all by himself in just three weeks. But he has a list of demands to meet from Shantelle and her siblings who call themselves the Kardashians of Kent.

Police are investigating a claim that teenage cancer patient Eli Stewart (left and inset) told lies about his stomach and lung cancer. Alan Crossan, founder of The Clutha Trust, made the allegations to the police after the charity gave him a £1,000 guitar and allowed him to perform at the Clutha pub in Glasgow. He has also been accused of failing to pay another charity after staging a gig for them at Ivory Blacks nightclub in Glasgow. Police have confirmed they are investigating the claim.

A British tourist whose boyfriend was shot dead in the Australian outback 15 years ago has spoken about her ordeal and revealed how she escaped his killer. Joanne Lees (left) and Peter Falconio (pictured right with Ms Lees) were travelling in a Kombi van on a remote highway in central Australia in 2001 when they were flagged down by Bradley Murdoch (inset). In what was one of Australia's most notorious backpacker murders, Murdoch shot dead Mr Falconio, 28, before handcuffing his girlfriend and dragging her into his vehicle. Ms Lees, who was 27 at the time, managed to escape, hiding for more than five hours among desert scrub. The now 43-year-old has returned to the outback and given harrowing details of her ordeal.

Queen Letizia, 44, showed off her more sporty side as she took to the ski slopes with husband King Felipe and daughters Sofia, nine, and Leonor, 11, during her family's annual winter break in Jaca, Spain (left). King Felipe gave the cameras a cheerful wave (top right) as they took part in a photo shoot in exchange for enjoying the rest of their break in private. And the Queen looked in great spirits (bottom right) despite reportedly not enjoying skiing.

Princess Beatrice attended a lavish wedding ceremony along with other royals from around the world as socialites Filippos Lemos and Marianna Goulandris got married in London (inset). The 28-year-old (left) looked happy wearing a black and white dress as she spent the day celebrating the stylish wedding in the capital. She was at the ceremony which took place at the Orthodox Cathedral of St. Sophia near Hyde Park, west London. The bride wore a traditional white wedding dress and looked glamorous as she walked out of the cathedral (main image). Other royals who attended the wedding included Queen Maxima of Netherlands (left, inset) and King Constantine II of Greece. After the ceremony, the newlyweds got into a silver Mercedes-Benz (bottom right) - which had gull-wing doors - and drove off together (top right).

A stricken BMW driver had to be winched to safety after he followed his sat nav into a river. Emergency services raced to the scene in Carmarthen, South Wales, to rescue the motorist when his car became almost completely submerged. Fortunately the man escaped with his life - but police are now warning drivers of the dangers of using sat navs.

June and Gordon Matthews described BBC drama The Moorside as a disgrace. The two-part series dramatises the abduction of their granddaughter Shannon, by their daughter Karen. Shannon, then nine, was found 24 days later drugged and tethered beneath a bed. Karen, from Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, was jailed for eight years in 2008 but was released in 2012 after serving half her sentence. Sheridan Smith stars in the drama as neighbour Julie Bushby.

A black power activist has labelled Sir Winston Churchill a whore's son during a speech in the House of Commons. Omowale Rupert of the Pan-African Society Community Forum claimed that Great Britain's wartime Prime Minister was conceived after his father visited an African prostitute's bondage den. Rupert told attendees of the talk, which was arranged by former shadow equalities minister Dawn Butler, how Churchill was really the son of an infamous London prostitute called Agnes Bronte.The controversial Rupert also lambasted William Wilberforce, the MP who was part of the campaign to abolish, slavery, calling him a 'junkie.'

The so-called 'alternate history' is a nightmare come true and the basis of a gripping new five-part BBC drama series, SS-GB, which is due to start later this month. But it could never have happened, could it? As far-fetched as the idea seems, Len Deighton, on whose 1978 novel the drama is based, used secret German plans prepared for the post-invasion administration of the UK as source material for his bestseller. In reality, the invasion, codenamed Operation Sealion, never took place because Hitler dithered and his Luftwaffe was beaten by the RAF over the skies of Kent and Sussex in 1940. But that didn't stop the efficient German armed forces from planning for the occupation of the UK.

There's never been a trickier time to be one of the stinking rich. Take poor old Johnny Depp. Last week, legal papers lodged by his former management company revealed he got through a staggering £21 million in the past year alone - including £24,000 a month on wine, £159,000 a month on private planes and £238,600 a month maintaining his staff of 40. But then today's super-rich need far more help than a chauffeur and a butler or two. This is where Spear's can help. The magazine and research company publishes a directory of 500 advisers, consultants, agents and managers for Ultra High Net Worth Individuals (UHNWIs) - and this year's entries are so eclectic they'll stretch your credulity, as well as your wallet. Just don't query what they cost. As they say, if you need to ask you can't afford it. Here's our pick of the most peculiar...

Nicki Donnelly, from Birmingham, was a rising star of the police force with six bravery commendations when a car crash paralysed her from the chest down, but now she walks again. A heart-breaking birthday wish from daughter Eleanor when she was five, for mummy to walk again, gave her renewed determination to recover and now, thanks to £100,000 state-of-the-art exoskeleton robotic legs, she can walk again. Mother and daughter were both in floods of tears as she walked after just seven weeks with the legs.