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The video shows the mother and daughter both speaking in Portuguese, although it is not known where the footage was filmed. The girl cowers in a bath while the older woman shaves off her hair. The blonde-haired woman speaks calmly as she runs the electric razor up and down the girl's head. The footage went viral on social media with the caption, 'This girl bullied another girl at her school who has cancer so her mum decided to shave her head'.

Prince Charles made a historic trip to visit the grave of his paternal grandmother Princess Alice of Greece in Jerusalem on Friday. Initially buried in Windsor after her death in 1969, her body was moved to Church of St Mary Magdalene in 1988. Princess Alice's remains are buried at the picturesque Church of St Mary Magdalene, above the Garden of Gethsemane, on the Mount of Olives.

Sam Stannard (left), of Brighton, missed no lessons for five years - sacrificing family holidays and battling through colds to maintain his 100 per cent record. Despite being entered into a prize draw each year for students who achieved a perfect attendance record, he never won the coveted prize - an Apple iPad. Now Sam admits he regrets missing out on skiing trips with his family after the school gave him a certificate and fountain pen (centre) to mark his achievement. And his father Lee (pictured right, with Sam and his wife Julie) believes teachers should have given his son the iPad at this year's award ceremony held by Portslade Aldridge Community Academy.

The bodyguard who was widely criticized for enjoying a night on the town while Kim Kardashian was robbed at gunpoint has vowed to track the perpetrators down. Pascal Duvier, (left, behind Kim) whose charge was bound and robbed while he was out at Arc nightclub in Paris with Kourtney and Kendall Kardashian unleashed his anger, calling the raid 'one of the most sickening things I have seen or heard'. Duvier, who rushed to Kim's luxury Paris apartment minutes after the five masked men escaped on bicycles, returned to Manhattan on a private jet with Kim on Monday. Pictured right, Duvier outside Kim and Kanye's apartment in New York City on Monday afternoon. Inset, Kim's tweet complimenting Duvier after a man lunged at her earlier this week

Five robbers posing as policemen are believed to have tracked the star via her obsession with social media before tying her up in her Paris apartment and helping themselves to jewellery. And now French police suspect the raid may have been carried out by an Eastern European gang with 'inside' help. The robbery also bore all of the hallmarks of the Pink Panther gang of criminals who have been linked to heists worth £280million.

The body of Natasha Wake (pictured left), 26, was discovered at the seaside home she shared with her small children in Bournemouth, Dorset (inset), before police arrested a man in bushes at the top of a 120ft cliff (right) two miles away. Murder detectives were last night quizzing the suspect, also 26, who they revealed was known to her. Paramedics were called to Miss Wake's house at 2.40pm on Sunday but there was nothing they could do to save her. Armed police launched an immediate search of the neighbourhood - backed up by a helicopter - and after an hour they were diverted two miles away to the beauty spot of Hengistbury Head. They found a man in undergrowth near the cliffs and arrested him on suspicion of murder.

Doors were damaged and the toilet was overflowing with waste (top right) in the home of David Fyles in Ormskirk, West Lancashire. The 49-year-old tenant was evicted after a court was shown the images and the property was repossessed by the council. The three-bed property was described by a court officer as the 'worst living conditions' he had seen in 30 years. It will now likely cost thousands of pounds to restore the home. Pictured, the bath used as a toilet (top left), the trashed front room (bottom left) and the kitchen filled with rubbish (bottom right).

Austin Raye and his girlfriend Julian Daigre from New Orleans, Louisiana, have flipped their way into the hearts of millions thanks to their complex fitness routines that combine acrobatics and muscle endurance.Two weeks ago, a video of their workouts was shared on the Muscle Madness Facebook page and it has since been viewed more than 25 million times.

Andrea Leadsom stunned the Tory conference today by promoting post-Brexit Britain on the basis of exports of air to China and naan bread to India. The extraordinary claims were made by the Environment Secretary in her debut remarks to conference as a Cabinet minister. Mrs Leadsom could have been preparing to make her first speech as Prime Minister this week had the Tory leadership contest turned out differently. The little known MP was a shock runner up to Theresa May but collapsed out of July's leadership race within days after exploding her chances with a disastrous interview.

FEMAIL has found the same foods vary dramatically in terms of nutritional content according to which restaurant you go to after it compared six foods at six different chains. From left to right: Burger King had the unhealthiest chocolate milkshake (610 calories), while Five Guys' Cheeseburger contained more calories than any other at 830 calories. McDonald's Crispy Chicken Salad topped the list as it contains 265 calories, while Five Guys' fries were the unhealthiest, containing 953 calories. Burger King had the unhealthiest chicken burger, as its royale contains 570 calories. And McDonald's had the worst caramel sundae, containing 344 calories.

The makers of 2017 Red Hot Exposed have unveiled the 12 images set to feature in the calendar which they claim is a world first. The red-haired male models, three of whom are pictured, were selected from around the world to feature in the risque 2017 calendar created by London-based photographer Thomas Knights, 32, and designer and creative director Elliott James Frieze, 36, from Cardiff, Wales.

The fight inside the Chuck E. Cheese's in Florida involved a large group of adults, who are seen in the cellphone video hitting, kicking and pulling each other's hair. At the start of the clip, two women are seen pulling at each other, while a man is seen dragging another man across the floor, and kicking him. Throughout the fight people can be heard screaming and shouting, however there doesn't seem to be many children in the video. However, according to reports, the brawl took place during a child's birthday party. Chuck E. Cheese have not commented on the video or said in which store it occurred. A lot of attention has recently been turned to the restaurant franchise and why it has become a mecca for fights and violence.

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT Mubeen Rajhu, 24, (pictured right) from Lahore, shot Tasleem, 18, (left) in the head at home in August after he discovered his Muslim sister had defied the family and married a Christian. He had been taunted by co-workers who had seen Tasleem in their neighbourhood with the man. Rajhu is being held by police.

NEW Midwife Kirsty Deal, 47, from Portrush, Northern Ireland, bought the £17.95 'Studio Junior Legging' online as a birthday present for her nine-year-old daughter, Daisy. It was only when the trousers arrived at her house that she spotted 'don't give a f***' (left) printed on the upper thigh. The slogans 'not for your entertainment' and 'live show tonight' (right) are also printed on the legging, which were made for girls as young as seven.

This maths brainteaser will drive you crazy figuring out the right answer. The puzzle is made up of an equation formed of coloured sticks. To solve it, you move just one stick to make the answer correct. The catch is that there are four ways to solve the puzzle - can you figure them all out?

Controversial Sydney imam Mostafa Rashid (inset) has been attacked (right) with a shoe (left, Nabih al-Wahsh holding his shoe) while live on air on an Egyptian talk show. Mr Rashid was discussing whether Muslim women should wear headscarves when Egyptian lawyer Nabih al-Wahsh took off his shoe and beat him round the head with it. Mr Rashid, a moderate Muslim, has courted controversy in the past by saying women should not have to wear the veil and declaring that drinking alcohol is not forbidden.

The star, 45, who is on an international tour called 'Latina Love Tour', was on stage in Miami, when she launched herself over the spectators in the middle of the show. Thalia was wearing a black dress with a long zip in the back and after being carried by the spectators who also wanted to take a selfie with her, she noticed that her zip was open. In the video clip she is seen asking spectators to zip the dress back up. Just days before, the singer, whose real name is Ariadna Thalia Sodi Miranda, had come under fire for demanding one of fans leave her stage.

Have $39 million to spare? If so, you could land yourself your own private island complete with a stunning mansion... in Montana. Shelter Island, which boasts a five-bedroom and eight-bathroom property spanning a comfortable 22,000 square feet, is now on the market. The lush green island sits on 22 acres in the middle of Flathead Lake, billed as one of the cleanest lakes in the world. Built in 2011, the mansion features spectacular 45 foot high ceilings in the great room and boasts sweeping views over the lake. There's also an indoor shooting range and a heated boat stall with a custom rail system.

Australian fitness stars have taken to Instagram to show just how easy it is to create a perfect 'after' photo by tensing muscles... despite the photos being taken just three seconds after the 'before' photo. One of the most recent fitness gurus to jump on board the trend is Nadine Muller (right and second from right), a mother-of-one and F45 trainer from the Gold Coast, Queensland. Inspired by Emily Skye's photo (left), Ms Muller said the only difference in the photo was that she was 'relaxed' in the first one and 'tensing' in the second. 'I FREKEN love this... let us stop comparing ourselves to all these picture perfect images and "highlight" reels we see each and every day [sic],' she wrote.

Auckland-based daddy blogger, Jordan Watson (left), better known as How To Dad on YouTube, has posted a new video, in which he parodies the various types of dad you might come across on a flight. From the 'Sharing is Caring' dad (top right), who offloads his offspring to anyone nearby, to 'Eight Hour Shush' dad, who spends the flight quietening his baby and others, no dad type is ignored.

There's nothing worse than trying to sleep next to someone with a loud, unrelenting snore. But the friends of this wheezing man, believed to be from China, certainly enjoyed his high-pitched snores, which had them in hysterics. The man's raspy tones are so bizarre that his friends' laughter woke him up, leaving him red-faced and confused. He laughs with them and looks relieved - almost as if he was woken from a nightmare.

Two fisherman, believed to be from south east Asia, made the catch of their lives after thousands of fish cascaded down a river and into their net. As the video starts, the men are seen holding a net over a narrow river as a few fish flop over it, while a couple are caught. But the stream of fish suddenly intensifies, with dozens of them piling in and hitting the pair in the face. The school of the fish rushing through the water and the air is so enormous that both men get knocked off their feet and lose their grip on the net. Despite this, when the chaos subsides - and the men have scrambled back to their feet - the water calms and a huge haul of fish can be seen caught up in the net.

Jeremy Santucci, a cyclist and model, reacted furiously when a crash forced him out of the Red Hook Criterium in Milan, throwing his bike down on the ground, breaking it in half. Santucci later explained that he had been 'crashed out' and his reaction was because 'I'm only human' as he said he was about to complete his hot lap in the circuit. In a video taken shortly after the crash, Santucci is shown in his gear, helmet still on, and his top unzipped.

Cutting your way through a dense jungle in Madagascar (top right) or riding on horseback through a war-ravaged village in Afghanistan (top left) may not seem like a conventional holiday. But a group of ex-military officers have worked out the perfect way to open up these inaccessible corners of the world and argue they can offer you the experience of a lifetime. Graham Wood, from Tallis Journeys, said the guided tours gave him an unprecedented glimpse of life in isolated regions like North Korea (bottom left), the Democratic Republic of Congo, Iraqi Kurdistan (bottom right) and Uganda - but warned they are not for the 'faint of heart'.