Matthew James, 30, from Cardiff, was on a two-week holiday with fiancee Sarea Wilson, 26 (pictured together, left), at the Bellevue Hotel in Tunisia when gunmen attacked the nearby beach earlier today, killing 37 and leaving 36 wounded (right). Miss Wilson has told how Mr James used his body to shield her from bullets, before telling her 'I love you babe. But just go - tell our children that their daddy loves them.' The news comes as a second Briton, James McGurie, believed to be in his 60s, was reported killed in the attack at a popular tourist destination.

The first of the big acts will take to the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury tonight as 175,000 revellers celebrate one of the world's most popular festivals. But campers might need to grab their ponchos as, as forecasters warned, showers arrived this afternoon, with heavier rain due on Sunday. The change in weather comes as tens of thousands of fans enjoyed the first bands.

Pictured walking on the hard shoulder of the M1, the two Kuwaiti men almost brought traffic to a standstill as they walked on the motorway which connects London to Leeds. It is understood that they risked their lives by hiding under a lorry as it came across the Channel and headed north. The fatigued pair, believed to be in their late twenties or early thirties, were spotted looking dishevelled close to the Toddington service station in Bedfordshire on Thursday.

This video shows the dramatic moment a soldier from the Queen's Guard turned his rifle on a tourist who grabbed him outside Windsor Castle. Friends are heard giggling as the Asian man marches alongside (left) the serviceman - who is thought to be from the Scots Guards battalion - and rests his hand on the soldier's shoulder (top right). But the grin is soon wiped off the tourist's face as the soldier suddenly points his weapon (bottom right) directly at the man, barking: 'Get back from the Queen's Guard!'

The body of the popular TV presenter was discovered in the family home she shared with her doting husband Paul Kerr, 43 - whom she'd been with since aged 14 - and daughter Jaymi, five, in Stirlingshire, Scotland. Michelle - the daughter of boxing legend Jim Watt - was a popular TV host with more than 2,000 hours experience on screen, with her most notable role being as a co-host on ITV's 60 Minute Makeover. Her death is the second family tragedy to devastate former lightweight champion Jim and wife Margaret Kerr. In October 1995, son Jim junior lost his life in a horrific road crash when he was only 17-years-old.

Police said today Romania's EU membership has allowed 'feudal' criminal syndicates to freely cross Europe carrying out these audacious crimes, making them up to £30,000 per day. Dramatic footage of one theft reveals how criminals drive to a lorry's rear bumper, positioning themselves so close that its driver would be unable to see them in his mirrors, pictured. A team then climb out and slide down the windscreen and on to the bonnet using a home made hatch cut in to the roof of their vehicle. One breaks into the back of the lorry using a crowbar or knife and the goods are transferred back to the vehicle using a human chain before the gang climbs back inside.

Poundworld has developed and manufactured a thrifty cosmetics line it says is designed for 'real women'. Nothing in the range costs more than £1 and the brand say the value range includes everything a woman needs to achieve a 'stylish London look for less'. But do they really work? FEMAIL pitted the budget buys, right, against the big name brands, left, to find out which are worth splashing out on.

Brisbane author Cathryn Chapman has revealed the dark side of working aboard a cruise ship, with her fictional novel drawing from the promiscuous, wild, and shocking experiences she had as a cruise liner employee, where there was an average eight male workers for every female. 'I was dating an Italian officer on the ship for a month and when I asked him whether he had seen anyone else on the ship he revealed he was dating 10 other women at that time like it was nothing,' Ms Chapman told Daily Mail Australia.

The still nimble Prince, 94, swooped down to pick up the small bouquet of pink flowers when they slipped from the Queen's grasp. The Royal couple paid tribute to the victims of the Holocaust and laid a wreath during her historic visit to Bergen-Belsen in Germany's Lower Saxony region. An estimated 80,000 people died there in the concentration camp, among them Jews, Soviet prisoners, homosexuals, gypsies and others considered 'undesirable' by the Nazis. The Queen, who lived through World War II herself, was making her first ever visit to a Nazi camp. (Pictured from left: The Duke of Edinburgh picks up a posy of flowers which had earlier been presented to the Queen by a young admirer (right))

While some people live life on the edge, here's a daredevil couple who take the concept to a whole new level. Leonardo Edson Pereira, 23, and his girlfriend Victoria Medeiros Nader, 18, are fearless as they hang off Brazil's 2,769-foot-high Pedra de Gavea in a series of breathtaking images. Only their strength and bravery keeps this dynamic duo in place on the cusp of the rock in this spectacular setting in Tijuca Forest near Rio de Janeiro. 

When their son Lenny was born, Shelley Court and Dean Harrison from Tadworth, Surrey, were told there was a chance he might not breathe on his own - and to prepare themselves for the worst. But determined to cherish every moment they had as a family, Shelley and Dean took a photograph of their son every day as he repeatedly defied medical odds on his journey to health. And finally, 100 days after the first photo, and two weeks before Lenny's official due date, the couple added the final image to their album - one of them smiling with their son, ready to take him home.

Gatwick Airport has released new images (pictured) of how its proposed new runway will look if its expansion plans are chosen over Heathrow's. Whitehall's Airport Commission is currently deciding whether to recommend going forward with Gatwick or Heathrow's plans for a new runway as the Government looks to increase Britain's air capacity. As the new pictures were unveiled by architect Sir Terry Farrell, the Gatwick Obviously campaign launched an attack on its rival bid, saying land around Heathrow was 'contaminated'.

What happened to Amelia Earhart and her navigator Fred Noonan on July 2, 1937, has intrigued experts, amateurs and conspiracy theorists for the last 78 years. But the mystery could be solved within a matter of weeks, as pieces of metal (inset right and left) found during an expedition to the North Pacific are analysed to find out whether they could belong to her Lockheed Electra plane (main, with Earhart). Dick Spink and Les Kinney are hoping the tests will confirm once and for all the plane landed on Mili Atoll, and did not crash into the ocean near Gardner Island (see map, inset left). But it is a further piece of tantalising evidence which may hold the key to what happened next.

EXCLUSIVE: Sydrah Najib made a miraculous escape after Turkish coast-guards discovered her crying and trapped underneath her migrant boat which had capsized in the Mediterranean sea. The four-year-old (inset top left) survived by breathing in a pitch-black air lock between the capsized craft and icy cold water. More than 70 migrants had crammed onto a boat meant for just 25 passengers, and the vessel was bound for Greece before it capsized. Heartbreaking footage shows the people crying and being pulled to safety (inset bottom left), while rescuers worked through the night to find survivors.

Around 3,000 cabbies took part in the strike yesterday, blocking access to the capital's Charles de Gaulle and Orly airports and preventing cars reaching other transport hubs around the country. Ten people were arrested, seven police officers were injured and 70 vehicles were damaged in clashes between Uber drivers and taxi drivers. Cabbies are furious at what they see as unfair competition from Uber, which puts customers in touch with private drivers at prices lower than those of traditional taxis.

Teen Vogue came under fire after featuring a light-skinned model illustrating an Afrocentric hairstyle in the June/July issue. Readers expressed outrage on social media that the magazine would exclude black girls from an article about a traditionally black hairstyle. Now, the editor who wrote the piece has defended her decision, noting that the model - like herself - is biracial. She also said that she welcomes the fact that the piece has opened a discussion about race.

The heavy goods vehicle was spotted trying to avoid major tailbacks on the northbound carriageway in Bedfordshire after a crash between a lorry and a van left part of the M1 closed yesterday. Emergency services were using the hard shoulder to get to the scene of the crash between the junction for Luton Airport and the town centre at around 2pm. In a bid to get out of the queues the driver, who was allegedly not wearing a seatbelt, reversed his cab and 40 foot trailer back to the previous exit before turning himself round on cross hatching and exiting the motorway.

The warthog only narrowly escaped the snarling croc's teeth as it ventured within inches of the predator (top right) at South Africa's Kruger National Park. At first the sow was only interested in drinking from a watering hole - but after spotting the reptile, she decided to go and take a closer look. But after having had enough of the unwanted attention, the reptile finally snapped (main pictured) and narrowly missed the sow with a ferocious lunge.

Millie Clarke, 25, from Birmingham, spends £500 a month on new garments because she is terrified of being judged by her friends. The public relations assistant, who lives with her parents, has even converted the spare bedroom into a walk-in closet to store her dresses, many of which have only been worn once.

The iconic black bicorne hat was worn by Napoleon during battles with Russia and was actually shot off his head in Friedland in 1807. A similar hat was sold last year for £1.5million. The hat was bought for just £2 - equivalent to £150 in today's money - by an aristocrat traveling Europe 200 years ago during a rare moment of peace. Sir Michael Shaw Stewart then became borderline obsessed with Napoleon and traveled the continent meeting members of his family.

Emily Knecht, a 28-year-old photographer who was born and raised in Los Angeles took her self-portraits with a 35mm camera rather than a phone so that she didn't see the emotion-filled final images until she developed the film.

Four-year-old Bruiser, a 600lb grizzly bear, is seen jumping into a pool at Single Vision wildlife sanctuary in Melrose, Florida, where temperatures have hit high 80s and 90s this month. After hitting the water in a full belly flop, Bruiser takes a moment to shake his wet fur and then is off to play in the water with his toy. Bruiser has a surfboard to play with in his pool, as it'd be impractical to have a blow-up swim toy with his massive claws.