This astonishing footage shows the moment terrified holidaymakers fled a beach (left) as a murderous gunman patrolled the tourist spot picking out victims. In the shaky mobile phone footage, the recorder first runs away from the deadly shoot-out on the beach along with others fearing for their lives. After fleeing the beach, the person filming hides behind a rubbish bin on the streets of Sousse. At that moment, an innocent bystander is gunned down to the floor (middle picture) as alarmed locals continue to hurry down the road. The footage then jumps back to the beach where two sunbathers in their swimsuits lie slumped on the ground having been caught in the gunfire.

The majority of the 38 tourists shot dead are believed to be British, but only eight have been confirmed killed. Suzanne Davey (top right), Scott Chalkey (bottom right), John and Janet Stocker (main), and Roy and Angela Fisher (inset) are believed to be missing. Their distraught relatives have taken to Twitter in a bid to find their loved ones.

Herve Cornara (left) was the boss at ATC-colicom in Chassieu - near the scene of yesterday's horrific execution. His head was found pinned to gates was surrounded by two Islamist flags. Police today swooped on the apartment building in Saint-Priest (right), near the city of Lyon, just hours after the 30-year-old delivery driver was arrested on suspicion of decapitating his boss, writing Arabic slogans on the severed head. Salhi is accused of going on to crash his Ford Fusion delivery van through the factory's gates before crashing it into several large gas cannisters left in the car park, apparently in the hope they would explode and destroy the entire factory complex.

Most of the 100,000-plus revellers spent the penultimate day of the popular music festival covered in dirt, surrounded by rubbish and using plastic containers to 'clean' themselves (left). As some fans trudged through mud in a bid to see the last of the big-name bands (top right), others caught up on some sleep (bottom right). Festival-goers will be hoping it does not rain too much on the final day as First Great Western say they will turf revellers off the train home if they are too muddy.

Greek MPs will vote tonight on whether to allow a referendum on bailout reforms. The vote will ask citizens to decide whether or not to accept a list of reforms form the country's creditors. The government has already rejected the proposal as imposing cuts that are too harsh on the general population, and is advising the population to do the same. If the proposal is rejected, it is unclear whether Greece will lose the euro or whether it will be given more time to renegotiate.

Thai-English actress Anna Reese careered into the rear of the parked patrol car at around 3am yesterday morning in Bangkok. The 44-year-old officer inside the vehicle - Sub. Lt. Napadol Wongbandit - died at the scene. Reese has appeared in movies such as 'Legend of the Tsunami Warrior' and 'Brown Sugar 2.'

Shunning the traditional 'smart' dress code normally applied to British racing events, they arrived at Gosforth Park racecourse in glittering, flesh-baring gowns. Sporting deep tans and lashings of make-up, the ladies made the most of the balmy weather, basking in the sunshine with glasses of champagne. Many opted for floor-length, sequinned gowns with side slits while others donned thigh-skimming, strapless mini-dresses.

The full extent of the Catherine Tylney Long's misfortunes - and the admirable way she handled it - has now been revealed after author Geraldine Roberts spent 10 years researching the life of the heiress. A new book reveals she married William Wellesley Pole in 1812 and, with their newly-combined fortune, taste for fashion and lifestyle, the couple were propelled into the limelight. But William (left) soon showed his darker side with those preferring to gossip in society noting he was hosting an increasing number of parties as well as gambling his wife's fortune.

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.

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.

Watching from the sidelines, Prime Minister David Cameron (inset) paid his respects to serving and veteran soldiers, both men and women, by attending the Armed Forces Day celebrations in Guildford. Events have been taking place up and down the country to mark Armed Forces Day.

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).

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.

Melbourne marketer Caitlin Blake-Lane (pictured above, left and right) met her fiance, Alex Clifford (pictured with Caitlin, left and right), at the Melbourne Cup. It wasn't until the couple had fallen in love that she discovered 'Alex', was in fact The Honourable Alexander Clifford and son of Lord Clifford of Chudleigh in the UK (pictured inset, with Alex). She is soon to become Lady of the Manor at Ugbrooke House, one of England's largest country estates.

From Virgin Atlantic's Vivienne Westwood designs (pictured left) to Etihad's haute couture in-flight uniforms (bottom right), MailOnline Travel is rounding up the best dressed cabin crews in the sky. Among the most noteworthy are Emirates' sophisticated look (middle right) and Russian national carrier Aeroflot's style (top right), known for its tangerine hue.

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 sunbathes on an inflatable swan in the Hamptons, New York (bottom right).

Australian women have been training for six months to become professional MMA fighters and had no prior experience. They suffered through intense mental and physical strain for the TV series Wimp 2 Warrior and will participate in their final fight during the finale in July and will show off all the skills they have learned during the human experiment.

Paul Barker, 39, and wife Kerry, 30, from Hetton, Sunderland, were due to appear in court on Tuesday over the theft of nine bottles of wine worth £89.91 but failed to arrive for their 10am hearing. Their absence comes after they scavenged from bins outside their local Tesco Express in Hetton, Sunderland, because their benefits were stopped. Mrs Barker was charged with theft and her husband was accused of handling stolen goods on June 7.

Faye Hardy, 32, weighed 19 stone 9lbs and was a size 26, when her son Sorren took unflattering pictures of his mother, Faye Hardy, and edited them to include captions demanding 'give me food', next to cartoon piles of cakes, biscuits, pizza and sweets. The 32-year-old was so shocked at the images she was inspired to sign up to the Cambridge Weight Plan the next morning. And the results were staggering - with Miss Hardy shedding eight and a half stone, shrinking to a size 12, weighing just 11 stone.

Eleven-year-old snake Zombie (pictured) is believed to have escaped through his owner's conservatory door. He's since been out and about in Kent, and is believed to be near a Tesco store. Despite her incredible length, owner Chris Cini (inset) has reassured the Maidstone public that they needn't worry about running into his snake, as she is a very friendly animal.

Matthew Boler (pictured), now an 11-month-old Texas boy, was born with craniosyntotis (left), a condition that prevents his brain from growing normally. The dangerous condition meant that the infant had been born without a soft spot on his head, causing the bones of his skull to fuse together prematurely, as these bones normally don't come together until a child is about two years of age. He had to undergo surgery and wear a protective helmet for four months (top right) after the procedure as he recovered. Now the 11-month-old is back to his normal self (bottom right). The condition was caught early, at his two-month check-up, and his mother, Megan Boler, hopes her son's story will raise awareness of the condition.

Rainbow flags adorned the capital as supporters in fancy dress paraded from Baxter Street to Trafalgar Square. Flag bearers from more than 200 countries also walked the route in a show of solidarity as others lined the streets to applaud. The theme for this year's event is Pride Heroes with mathematician Alan Turing, who was prosecuted for engaging in homosexual acts in 1952, selected as one of the figures celebrated.

Most car insurance claims involve another vehicle accident, cracked windshields or storm damage. But a one-at-fault driver whose incredible misfortune led to an expensive claim after a tin of paint splattered inside his luxury Maserati vehicle (pictured) when he swerved to avoid a dog in South Australia. Claims Manager for RAA Insurance Hayley Cain said the driver had left the paint on the backseat when the lid dislodged from the tin and flew through the air.

The poppies will be manufactured into morphine to alleviate pain for patients going in and out of surgery. They are seen growing around Dorset, Lincolnshire, Oxfordshire and Hampshire, after first being grown commercially in Britain in 2002. This spectacular field will flower, then the crop will be left to die off and dry out before it is harvested with special machinery.