Brekkie Wrap: Child survivors can't escape horror of Sandy Hook; gunman kill university students in their sleep Connecticut State Police lead a line of children from the Sandy Hook Elementary School after a shooting at the school. HUNDREDS of children at Sandy Hook Elementary School survived the shooting, but the horrors have been especially difficult to overcome for some of the six- and seven-year-olds who witnessed the bloodbath. Among the survivors are a dozen first-graders from the two classrooms where gunman Adam Lanza opened fire with a semi-automatic rifle. One father, David Posey, says his son becomes afraid when an intercom is being used because one was on during the rampage and that his boy has taken to dressing as a super hero because "people don't hurt Batman." Mr Posey also once found his child was pounding on the floor. "I know where the bad guy is," the child told his father, indicating down below, in hell. I'm beating him up. In other news, Islamist gunmen have shot dead 40 university students in their beds, a suicide bomber has killed only himself after setting off his explosives accidentally, a wave of attacks have killed dozens of people in Iraq, Israel says it has captured an Iranian spy who was masquerading as a window salesman, and members of a religious minority have emerged as the quiet heroes of the Nairobi mall siege. A screengrab showing alleged members of the Islamist terrorist group Boko Haram Abubakar Shekau. Elsewhere, a guide dog lost its life saving a child from being hit by a car, tourists have jumped into the Thames to escape a boat blaze, a jailed Pussy Riot punk rocker is in hospital after going on a hunger strike, researchers believe they've taken a major step towards finding a cure for MS, reports say an RBA business tried to do a deal with Saddam Hussein, an Indonesian politician with a penchant for Metallica is tipped to be that nation's next president, and a Saudi cleric has warned women that driving a car would damage their ovaries. The amphibious craft caught fire near to the Houses of Parliament in central London. Picture: Nick Butcher/Getty Images Source: No Source Also, a former glamour model says she is already saving up to get her four-month-old daughter a boob job, the hotel where The Shining was filmed wants to hold weddings atop a pet cemetery, a giant vase in Tiananmen Square is stoking protests, Zimbabwe is removing all foreign trees from its top golf course, and the International Space Station has received a special delivery of chocolate while NASA is working on sending a 3D printer into space. Picture: Emily Bramley /Twitter Source: No Source In celebrity news, Absolutely Fabulous star Jennifer Saunders has hit out at cancer survivors who she says wear the disease as a badge because they enjoy the attention, Breaking Bad's Aaron Paul made the case for health care in a surprise Saturday Night Live appearance, Stevie Wonder topped the bill at poverty fundraiser masterminded by an Australian, Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2 has outraced Chris Hemsworth's Rush to the top of the US box office, and fans of Bridget Jones are in for a huge shock with excerpts from the new novel revealing some major developments in her life. In Catch-up Confidential, Glee star Heather Morris has given birth to a baby boy. In sport, Cadel Evans crashed out as Alberto Rui Costa won the world road race championship, Rui Costa's tennis-playing compatriot Joao Sousa became the first Portuguese man to ever win an ATP title, Luis Suarez scored twice to lead Liverpool to victory in his return to the Premier League, the Miami Heat has resigned its championship-winning coach Erik Spoelstra, and America's Cup winner Ben Ainslie is looking into leading a British charge for the race. Gold medallist Portugal's Alberto Rui Costa crosses the finnish line of the elite men's road race in Florence. If you've missed a Brekkie Wrap recently, here is where you can catch up: Sunday - Shoes fly after Obama's phone call Saturday -Terrorists had rented shop in mall Friday - Beggar pushes woman under train Thursday - Darth Vader used to force the issue Wednesday - Pope lashes out over refugees Repsol Honda's Dani Pedrosa falls behind Yamaha Factory Racing's Jorge Lorenzo during the MotoGP race of the Aragon Grand Prix.