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.

As depraved gunmen opened fire on a packed beach in Tunisia today, a factory owner was beheaded in France and 27 worshipers were massacred in a suicide bomb attack on a mosque in Kuwait. It has raised fears that ISIS could be marking the holy month of Ramadan, and the one year anniversary of its self-proclaimed caliphate, to violently 'rise up against the non-believers'.

Maria Sharapova looks like a giantess dressed up as a doll. Her enormous shoulders jut out either side. Her thighs are rippling, surprisingly chunky and ever so slightly veiny. Her beautiful face is expressionless. And her eyes . . . her eyes are green, sleepy, incredibly sexy but also rather scary.Like a tiger that could turn any moment, and take out her entire (very extensive) entourage with one arm and then gobble us all up.

Vicky Balch, 20 (left), who has been in intensive care since the crash on The Smiler ride on June 2, had her right leg removed below the knee yesterday morning, according to her lawyer. Miss Balch was riding in the front of a carriage on the ride when it smashed into a stationary coach at 20mph, burying the metal crash barrier into her knee. She was sat alongside Leah Washington, 17, who had her left leg amputated above the knee earlier this month.

Anthony Fry, left, managed to keep news of his mistress Claire Hoey, right and their two twin girls secret from his wife Anne, until he suffered a massive stroke on March 4 last year, when they bumped into each other in hospital. Mrs Fry initiated divorce proceedings when she discovered details of the affair. As a result the £13.5million marital home in Notting Hill, inset was sold.

Loey Lane, 22, talks about beauty and plus-size fashion on her popular YouTube channel. In a recent video, she came up with a tongue-in-cheek list of reasons why 'fat girls shouldn't wear bikinis'. She addresses each of the unfair objections, which include that it's 'unattractive', that it 'promotes obesity', and that it 'makes people uncomfortable'.

Carl Thompson was Britain's fattest man - he was 65st. Or, to put it another way, he weighed roughly the same as a Steinway grand piano, or five washing machines. The analogy is not meant to be disrespectful or cruel, just an illustration of what it must have been like to be imprisoned in Carl's body. Imagine trying to function while strapped, metaphorically speaking, to a piano. The truth is that Carl didn't function, he existed, barely able to move, on a 10,000-calorie-a-day diet of junk food (four times the recommended daily amount for an active man).

It started with a Nazi stomrtrooper helmet he got for his fifth birthday but Kevin Wheatcroft, pictured, from Leicestershire, is now worth £120million and has the world's largest Nazi collection. Wheatcroft looks after his late father's property portfolio and oversees the management of Donington Park Racetrack and motor museum, which he also owns. But what he calls The Wheatcroft Collection is his main passion in life and is spoken about in mythical tones by online enthusiasts.

Yesterday the Mail revealed the Mediterranean boat crisis has now reached Britain, with police figures showing a 200 per cent increase in the number of migrants making it to our shores over the last year. The news came just hours after a pair of Kuwaiti migrants were caught strolling along the M1 as lorries rumble past just yards away (inset). Yet it would appear nobody is prepared to acknowledge that Europe's most urgent problem is the relentless human tide heading our way from several points of the compass, writes MICHAEL BURLEIGH.

The first of the big acts 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 showers arrived this afternoon, as forecasters warned, with heavier rain due on Sunday. The change in weather comes as tens of thousands of fans enjoyed the first bands. Celebrities spotted mingling among the crowd include Prince Harry's ex Cressida Bonas (inset), model Daisy Lowe, Rio Ferdinand and Made In Chelsea's Fran Newman-Young.

Liberty Baker was 14 was killed by a drug driver as she walked to school with in June last year. Her parents, Paul and Maureen, visit their daughter's grave every night to light a candle for her. In April, 19-year-old Robert Blackwell was sentenced to four years in prison for causing death by dangerous driving. He was travelling at 44 mph in a 30-zone when he lost control while texting at the wheel. Shockingly, just six days after he attended court to see his daughter's killer jailed, he was handed a summons on two 'harassment without violence' charges. One claimed Paul had given the Blackwells 'hard stares'.

On Monday, June 8, a British academic called Connie St Louis uploaded a sensational document to her Twitter feed. Beginning with the question 'Why are the British so embarrassing abroad?', it offered an account of bizarre remarks that a Nobel Prize-winning biologist by the name of Sir Tim Hunt had made earlier that day at a conference in Seoul, the capital of South Korea.

ROBERT HARDMAN: While, as head of the Armed Forces and the Commonwealth, she has paid her respects at battlefields and war memorials on every continent, until yesterday afternoon the Queen had never seen a Nazi concentration camp. Alone with their thoughts amid chilling reminders of the evils of the Holocaust, the 89-year-old monarch and Prince Philip, 94, walked for a quarter of a mile through Belsen, now a memorial site.

Fugitive murderer David Sweat is engaged in a shoot-out with border police near Canada, reports claim. It comes minutes after his fellow escapee, killer Richard Matt, was shot dead by law enforcement in the area, which has been intensely searched in recent days.

The former tennis ace was seen surrounded by Lilly's extremely attractive female friends on Thursday night as they fawned over him in a new Instagram picture taken at the Ivy Garden in Chelsea during a private party to celebrate her 39th birthday.

Alex McDougall, pictured, spent his last 17 years in a in a Nottinghamshire nursing home but more than 500 people attended his funeral after nurses put out a special appeal for fear of no-one coming. He didn't have friends or family and the army said he was married to the job. He died after suffering from dementia and cancer so nurses were worried that there was no-one to give him the send-off he deserved. But the appeal attracted people from all over the country who packed the chapel, which wasn't big enough to accommodate all the well-wishers.

The secluded hospice in Duluth, GA, where Bobbi Kristina Brown will spend her last days is a haven of tranquility whose nurses 'put their hearts into it', a man whose mom passed away there says. Chase Daugherty told Daily Mail Online it would be the 'best possible place' for the singer's daughter, who was taken off life support this week. Her family, including father Bobby Brown and aunt Pat Houston, are at her bedside at the hospice.

Charlie (pictured right, playing in family album), a healthy six-year-old owned by ex-Liverpool defender Daniel Agger and his wife Sofie (left), had been inside the dryer at Dapper Dogs (inset) in Ainsdale, near Southport, for 15 minutes when he started pawing at the door. But professional dog groomer Lisa Healy, 45, failed to realise he was in distress. Instead she left the dog unattended for another ten minutes, by which time Charlie had collapsed.

President Barack Obama delivered a searing message on race relations in a wide-ranging, emotional eulogy for Rev Clementa Pinckeny that touched upon gun violence, voter suppression and the fate of the Confederate flag. He spoke before an audience of more than 5,000 mourners gathered at the College of Charleston's TD Arena for just under 40 minutes. Top right: Obama hugs the daughter of the slain pastor.

You don't need a big house to be happy. The proof is in these revealing photographs of life in one of Tokyo's shoebox hotels. Despite living in rooms where they cannot stand up and crawling is the only means of transportation, tourists and international students are pictured eking out remarkably cozy and fulfilling lives. Korean photographer Won Kim has captured the peaceful day-to-day existence of tourists living peacefully in cheap, tiny apartments in one of the world's most bustling cities. What struck him most was how people's mess brought life to a room. 'What I personally find interesting was that the messier the room was, the cosier I felt inside.'

As British ambassador, John Freeman had quickly gained the trust of the notoriously tricky President Nixon. Meanwhile, his wife Catherine, a former BBC television producer, was winning renown for her warmth and energy as a hostess. Behind the scenes, however, something was amiss. A chill wind seemed to have entered Freeman's relationship with his wife - and Catherine was growing uneasy.

Carl Honey-Jones, 31, his wife Donna, 32 (pictured, left, at their wedding), and four relatives appeared in court today for their part in flooding the streets of Swansea with cocaine. The couple drove around in a top-of-the-range Audi and BMW, with private number plates (inset left), and lived in a suburban four-bedroomed home - while still in minimum-wage jobs and claiming thousands in benefits. Among their lavish holidays were trips to Dubai (right) and Florida. The drugs network was dismantled after police raided 11 addresses in Swansea last year. Cocaine with a potential street value of £750,000, and almost £60,000 in cash was seized along with expensive jewellery - including a genuine Rolex watch - as well as cars and quad bikes. Mr Honey-Jones (also inset, right) was jailed for nine years.

From cruising in luxury cars and drinking expensive bottles of champagne to relaxing on private, million-dollar yachts, these unapologetically rich teenagers are celebrating their summers in style. The adolescents, who feature on the now-renowned Rich Kids of Instagram blog , have been documenting their self-indulgent experiences on social media - for the rest of the world to see. Far from cheap and cheerful family holidays or high-street shopping trips with friends, they have been flying to lavish resorts via private jet and splashing out on an array of jaw-dropping purchases. Pictured: A young man relaxes on the front of a luxury car in Marbella, Spain (left), another cuddles up to three giant bottles of champagne (top right) and a girl poses in the sunlit garden of her mansion in Southampton, New York (bottom right).

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.

Thousands of Confederate and Union soldiers perished in these places, and more the century after the bloodshed, the memories of the Civil War still remain. Pictures released by the national archive show corpses lying in front of churches, soldiers being hung and troops preparing for battle across the country. They have been compared with images taken at the same spot today, and many locations have stayed the same, including Dunker Church in Antietam, Maryland (pictured), the scene of a battle where 20,000 troops from both sides died.