A ?150milliion yacht thought to be the biggest in the world has taken shelter from Storm Clodagh in Devon before heading out to the Bahamas.
The newly built Lady Lara is thought to be the 51st largest yacht in the world and is owned by billionaire Alexander Machkevitch, who is worth an estimated ?2billion.
The 300ft long super-yacht was launched in April and embarked on her first sea trial in July, and has arrived in the UK fresh from a voyage from Holland.

Currently at Dartmouth Harbour, on the River Dart, she is now expected to cross the Atlantic to cruise the winter season between Florida, the Bahamas and the Easter Caribbean Islands.
The ship has come from Amsterdam, where she became the largest yacht ever to be tied up in the centre of the city.
The Lady Lara was built by shipbuilder L?rssen Yachts? and has onboard VIP suites with fold down balconies, a large beach club, a gym, Jacuzzi, a swimming pool and even a helipad onboard.

And it is believed that Machkevitch still owns his previous yacht, which has been put on the market this year for $35million (?23million), although it is not clear if the old Lady Lara, listed in Barcelona, Spain, has been sold.
The mining tycoon, who made his money in natural resources, sailed into Devon with the new boat this week, which dwarfed all the other vessels in the bay as it cruised across the River Dart.
It is believed the ship stopped off on the River Dart for crew training, and local residents were delighted as the ship brought business and visitors to the seaside resort.