The Serbian prime minister was today attacked as he attended a service to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the Srebrenica massacre. Aleksandar Vucic was forced to flee after he was targeted by an angry Bosnian mob who pelted him with stones, shoes and bottles as he arrived at the mass burial held to mark the atrocities. One rock is understood to have struck the leader in his face, breaking his glasses. Some 8,000 Muslim men and boys from the town were slaughtered at the hands of Bosnian Serb forces amid the break up of Yugoslavia. Serbia, who backed the Bosnian Serbs at the time with men and money, continues to deny the killings were genocide and claims the death toll has been overstated.

Serena Williams took the Wimbledon championship in her stride this afternoon, defeating Garbine Muguruza in straight sets. The 33-year-old, now the oldest ever female champion, put on a jovial display as she made her way back to her locker room, balancing the Championship Plate on her head (left) as she left Centre Court. Her 21-year-old opponent on the other hand wiped tears from her face as she collected her runner up trophy (inset). It was the Spanish underdog's first Grand Slam final after crashing out of last year's tournament in the first round. Williams is now one step away from landing a calendar Grand Slam in the US Open later this year, already holding the title for the French and Australian Open.

Britain will be even hotter than Los Angeles today, with the mercury set to hit a sweltering 27C (80F) as much of the country basks in sizzling conditions. Sun-worshippers flocked to beaches up and down the country, as two young women strolled along the sand in Brighton, right. Meanwhile, Londoners made the most of the warm weather by sunning themselves in Parliament Square (centre). But those hoping to top up their tans are being told to get out while they can as the scorching sunshine and cloudless skies are set to be replaced by cloud and rain next week. And the wet and chilly weather could sweep in as early as tomorrow - with forecasters warning the roof could be needed over Wimbledon's Centre Court when Roger Federer takes on Novak Djokovic in the men's final at SW19.

Young mum Annie Nolan, from Melbourne, has come up with a very cheeky way to fend off the inquiries about her twin daughters- attaching a sign to them with answers to the most common. The 26-year-old blogger, who is bombarded with questions that range from the ordinary to the inappropriate on a daily basis, decided to write the answers to her 'frequently asked questions' on signs for her twin girls Delphine and Cheska to hold. Annie, who is also mum to four-year-old Malachy, took a snap of her two girls in their prams holding the signs and uploaded them to her blog's Facebook page- and couldn't have imagined the overwhelming response she would get from parents of twins all around the world.

Germany's temporary Grexit suggestion is included in an internal paper, and has not been shared with those meeting in Brussels for the crisis talks today. According to reports, the German government's suggestions include Greece selling off some 50 billion euros in unspecified property assets to pay off its debts. However, this has been strongly denied by Athens. Meanwhile, as more protesters gathered in Athens (right), Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras is desperately trying to reach a fresh bailout deal. In a last-ditch attempt at securing his country's fate, Tsipras proposed 13 billion euro (£9.3bn) of further austerity measures, including tax hikes and pension cuts. The task of convincing EU ministers to trust Greece with a three-year loan package worth nearly 53.5 billion euros (£38.4bn) as well as some form of debt relief has fallen to new finance minister Euclid Tsakalotos, left, who found himself closely watched by International Monetary Fund managing director Christine Lagarde at today's meeting.

Nicky Hilton showed off her new wedding ring (inset) and a sparkly outfit change as she returned home to her hotel (left) alongside husband James Rothschild (right) after a night of partying in the early morning hours of Saturday. The pair were coming back to Claridge's following their reception at Kensingnton Palace, where they welcomed roughly 250 guests including Crown Prince Pavlos and Crown Princess Marie-Chantal of Greece, Chelsea Clinton and husband Marc Mezvinsky, and Nicky's sister Paris. Nicky's elaborate Valentino bridal gown was swapped out at some point in the evening for a short sequined number - possibly by Versace - and a pair of sparkly Christian Louboutins it seems as she emerged from her car in the new look.

One teacher told of her horrifying capture in the Syrian city or Raqqa by the ruthless all-women police unit, the Al-Khansa brigade, created to enforce IS rules. 'They said my eyes were visible through my veil. I was tortured. They lashed me. Now some of them punish women by biting. They give you the option between getting bitten or lashed.'

After commenters on Reddit called her boyfriend 'fat' and 'disgusting,' Ashley Stevens, 21, from Georgia in the U.S., hit back. The hurtful comments came when Ashley posted a Reddit selfie with her boyfriend Christopher Reed, 21, after she caught the bouquet at a friend's wedding, left. In the selfie, a grinning Ashley can be seen holding the flowers while sitting next to Christopher who is pretending to look shocked. Trolls weighed in and said Christopher was 'fat' and 'disgusting'. The awful comments were not taken lightly by Ashley, who has been with her boyfriend for more than two and a half years. Disgusted, she took to Facebook to defend Christopher and explain exactly why she loves him to pieces.

Zara Phillips and Mike Tindall put on a loved-up display as they shared a quick kiss at the Great Kindrochit Quadrathlon on Saturday. Accompanied by their daughter Mia, the 34-year-old royal made sure she was by her husband's side as the rugby star took part in the sporting event at Creag an Lochain hill in Perthshire. Tindall, 36, was one of about 300 sports men and women taking part in the sporting event which sees challengers take on a 1.35km swim, followed by a 24km run, an 11km kayak and a 54km cycle.

Entrepreneur Christopher Catrambone (pictured, left, with his wife Regina, and right, rescuing migrants), from Lake Charles, Louisiana, made a life-saving decision in 2013. He bought a former U.S. military training craft named the Phoenix, two inflatable boats and two state-of-the-art helicopter drones, and started conducting summer missions to rescue migrants at sea. The Phoenix - which has a crew of 17, including doctors and security experts - responds to calls of vessels in distress from authorities. It then tracks down the sinking boats, rescues the men, women and children on board and gives them medical care (inset), before transferring them to officials. So far, Catrambone, the founder of Tangiers Group, and his wife have invested a staggering $8million of their own money in their non-profit organization, Migrant Offshore Aid Station - and have saved more than 3,000 lives.

Footage shows the cable snapping and snapping back towards the ground - narrowly missing a teenage boy - at a theme park in Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin. The boy and a family friend joke with onlookers, including a man who shouts 'I'll pray for you. The ropes are looking a little frayed', before the ride's startling failure. Spectators gasped and reacted with horror as the realised the potential danger the pair faced had they been catapulted into the air.

Fans were sent into a frenzy as a behind-the-scenes clip from Star Wars: Episode VIII - The Force Awakens was released at Comic-Con International on Friday. The three-and-a-half minute video gives loyal followers insight on the making of the highly-anticipated seventh film of the franchise. Classic stars including Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher, Mark Hamill, Peter Mayhew and Anthony Daniels could be seen in the clip as well as newcomers Lupita Nyong'o, John Boyega, Daisy Ridley and Domhnall Gleeson. Director of the flick, JJ Abrams, is shown hyping up the cast and crew as he makes the announcement: 'We are here on day one of Star Wars: Episode Seven. How incredible is that?'

TheTudor-style California home (pictured) was sold on July 8 after being on the market for 33 days. American singer-songwriter Beck (top left inset), 45, had previously bought the 2,521-square-foot home with his wife, Marissa Ribisi in February for $2.711 million. The humble abode boasts white interiors, four bedrooms, a bonus room, two full bathrooms and one partial bathroom - along with quarter-sawn oak hardwood floors and a front lawn. The backyard features a brick and concrete patio with dining and seating areas.

Four runners gored by bulls in the fifth day of the San Fermin bull-running festival in Pamplona. Two Americans and two Spaniards suffered gorings to their legs during the two-minute race. Dramatic photos taken during the race show the moment one of the injured was pinned up against a track-side wall by a half-tonne bull, before being flung through the air. Five Spaniards were also taken to hospital to be treated for minor injuries, including a dislocated elbow and broken collar bone. Four races remain in the nine-day festival, which has now seen eight people gored by bulls.

Seemingly as ubiquitous as showbiz family the Kardashians, they have floated up the social stream to be at the top of every society guest list and on every PR's wish-list to promote their product. Surely it can only have been coincidence that on the day Mr Testino's glossy photos of last Sunday's christening were issued (pictured), James and Pippa were to be found in the Royal Box at Wimbledon (top right), the hottest of hot tickets of the summer season. Friends say Carole and Michael Middleton (bottom right) do worry about the public perceptions of James and Pippa, neither of whom shows any sign of settling down.

It is the biggest company ever to have passed through the Dragon's Den doors with a bigger turnover than Levi Roots Reggae Reggae Sauce - but Shaun Pulfrey was turned away. The Tangle Teezer creator (left, on the show) wanted £80,000 in exchange for a 15 percent stake in the business in 2007. His company is is now valued at £65million and boasts a number of celebrity fans, with stars from Victoria Beckham (inset) and Cara Delevingne to Emma Watson and members of the Royal family all reportedly using them. Pictured bottom right, some new faces join the Dragons for this season.

Ben Fogle reveals the heartbreak of losing a child, when his wife Marina (left) suffered a stillbirth at nearly 33 weeks. The couple have decided not to have any more children as it is too risky for Marina. The TV presenter was thousands of miles away from his family (left and inset), in Canada, when he first heard the news of the tragedy. He got straight on a plane to London, not knowing throughout the ten-hour flight if either his wife or baby had survived. He described how having to decide what to do with his stillborn son's ashes was 'one of the hardest things I have ever done'.

Ordinarily, the story of Stuart Luddock's death, who drowned in Michael Barrymore's bungalow pool (inset) 14 years ago, would have been long forgotten. But the spotlight has been turned on these events once again after it emerged this week that Barrymore (left) is suing Essex Police for damages for the harm caused to his reputation and earnings after the death of the 31-year-old (right).

EXCLUSIVE: Sam Barton (pictured main, with a friend, and left, after he was pulled over) who gained fame after receiving tax-payer funded plastic surgery spent the night in police custody after being arrested on suspicion of drink driving. The 23-year-old gained a reputation for his vanity after getting a £5,000 nose job on the NHS in a bid to make himself look like TOWIE star Joey Essex. The self-styled 'king of the talentless', of Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham, was pulled over in the early hours of this morning after after he drove the wrong way around a roundabout in Tamworth, Staffordshire. This morning, he took to Twitter to tell his 21,000 followers: 'Not the night I had planned.... I suppose I didn't have to pay for a hotel' (inset).

Immersive 360 degree tours let viewers discover and explore Conwyn Castle (above), Chatsworth House, Durdle Door and Portmeirion among other top UK treasures, in all their glory. The stunning experiences have been created by 360 photo specialist Rod Edwards , who used an automated digital camera with a panoramic tripod head and special fish eye lens to shoot the individual images.

The zoomable map provides detailed views of landmarks such as Olympus Mons, the largest-known volcano in the solar system, measuring 15 miles (24 km) high. Pictured here is Shalbatana Vallis, a prominent outfloow channel. Across the map, gigantic rift valleys fracture the surface over vast distances. Studying these landforms reveals how Mars' environment has gone through tremendous changes over time, and understand how life might possibly have survived there to the present. The inset image shows the planet's South Pole.

These are some of the top destinations for tennis players of all levels to bask in the expertise of legendary coaches or to just enjoy a leisurely volley during stay. Guests can challenge their opponent in the shadow of the Iguazu Falls (bottom right) or play on courts owned and designed by Andy Murray himself (top right). At Gstaad Palace in Switzerland (top left), players can smash serves while enjoying breathtaking views of the Alps. Stoke Park (bottom left), near London, hosts an annual tournament which recently featured Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal.

New Top Gear presenter said anyone was welcome to apply for a job as a co-host on the motoring show. And while some applicants seem to genuinely want the job, others seem to be taking the process less seriously - with one woman saying she would be better than Jeremy Clarkson because she wouldn't 'punch people in the face', while another petrolhead (Carl, top right) professing his love for urinating on cars. Another hopeful, Alex Manners (main picture), says Chris Evans (inset, centre) will not find anyone 'funner, quirkier or more colourful' than he is as he appears wearing a green blazer, polka dot shirt and yellow chinos. In another call-back to Clarkson's controversial career, a YouTube user called The Dabby Peace Show (bottom right) starts his video by correcting his camera's angle because it has 'a slope on it'. More serious auditions include one from TV presenter Nicola Kelleher (inset, top left), from London, who says she has higher heels than Hammond and better hair than James May.