Egypt's Coptic Christian community held a funeral service today for 25 Christians killed as they worshipped at a chapel next to the faith's main cathedral in Cairo - one of the deadliest attacks against them by Islamist terrorists. A jihadist is believed to have lobbed the bomb over the wall, blowing out windows during Sunday Mass at a chapel adjacent to St Mark's Cathedral, seat of the ancient Coptic Christian church. The coffins of the victims were laid in front of the altar today (pictured) as the spiritual leader of Egypt's Orthodox Christians, Pope Tawadros II, led the service. The floor of the chapel was covered in blood (inset) after the attack.

Dozens of campaigners stripped naked and piled together to imitate a heap of animal carcasses in an area popular with tourists in the Spanish city of Barcelona. In the middle of the activists, Luisa Escribano, 53, and her daughter Barbara, 21, held up a sign reading: 'How many lives just for a coat?' Each year over 60 million animals - including over 32 million in the EU - are killed around the world to make coats and other items from their skin, according to international animal rights group AnimaNaturalis which staged the demonstration.

Brazilian photographer Marcos Alberti captured in real-time the effects that wine has on you - and it's written all over your face. His viral project amassed more than 1 million views in its first week. In his project, '3 Glasses' he photographs his subjects when they first arrive, then after one, two, and three glasses of wine.

The brutal fight took place on the banks of Lake Kurilskoe in Kamchatka, Russia and kicked off over a fish. It was captured by photographer Igor Ivanko who was looking the other when he heard a roar. The massive beasts squared up to each other and stood tall on their hind legs before exchanging blows.

Dramatic footage shows anti-terror officers firing into a building after cornering Rustam Aselderov at a secret compound in the Russian city of Makhachkala. Moments later, a weaponised robot trundles into view (left and centre) and is manoeuvred to face the building before opening fire. Soldiers can be seen securing the area (right) after the robot's machinegun had ripped holes in the wall. Aselderov, also known as Sheikh Abu Mohammad al-Qadari, and four of his henchmen were 'neutralised' in the raid. The 35-year-old was said to be involved in blasts in the southern Russian city of Volgograd which killed 34 in 2013.

Naike Rivelli (right and naked, left), daughter of Flash Gordon actress Ornella Muti (inset), is well known in Italy for posing for saucy photographs, but this one (left) was labelled 'very aembarrassing' and 'sad'. She posted one on social media of her standing on one leg in front of a mirror, hands covering her breasts and groin captioned: 'Who in the world took this picture of me? The man I don't have? The woman I don't have? The friends who aren't here right now? Who?' before revealing the photographers in an uncropped shot. Her mother's partner Fabrice Kerherve (left in left picture), wearing just underpants and a T-shirt, is taking the shot (left) seen earlier and her mother is lying under the dressing table snapping away with her phone.