The family of the 28-year-old Swedish DJ, whose real name was Tim Bergling, said the 28-year-old 'could not go on any longer and wanted peace', in an open letter published today. Avicii was found dead in the city of Muscat, Oman, on Friday, following a long struggle with mental and physical health issues, such as anxiety and alcohol abuse, which saw him quit touring in 2016. While the cause of the DJ's death has not been made public, his parents said Thursday that 'Tim was not made for the machinery he ended up in'.
Sea horses: Beautiful steeds look as if they are emerging from the ocean as they frolic in the surf off of France
A troop of white Carmague horses are seen galloping through the water, getting covered from top to tail during a seaside race in Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer, in Camargue, France. The photographs of the horses splashing in the sea were taken by Alberto Ghizzi Panizza, 43, while on a recent trip to the area. The Carmague horse, which is thought to be one of the oldest breeds of horses in the world, can be found running wild in the area of southern France.
The 23-year-old man trapped in a baby's body: Mysterious condition stopped Indian man's growth and now locals see him as an incarnation of God
Manpreet Singh (pictured), dubbed the 'pint-sized man' by neighbours in Hisar, north west India, weighs just 11 lbs - despite being born in 1995. Although the 23-year-old was healthy at birth, he stopped growing after a year before he could start to walk or talk and now needs to be taken care of like a toddler and carried everywhere by his uncle (bottom right) and aunt (top right). His family is at a loss to explain why he stopped growing at such a young age, while local doctors have suggested he may have a hormone imbalance. He is yet to receive a diagnosis with his family unable to pay for preliminary investigations which will cost more than £5,000.
EXCLUSIVE: The moment British 'drug mule' is arrested in Peru with £4.5million of cocaine in his suitcase 'as he refuses to speak to lawyers over fears cartel bosses will seek revenge'
This the moment a British 'drug mule' was arrested by police in Peru after they allegedly found £4.5million worth of cocaine in his suitcase. Sean Woods, 24 from Liverpool, can be seen being arrested by officers before being put in the back of a police car. Later, his blue suitcase is emptied by officials, who remove 31 blocks of what they claim is cocaine hydrochloride while taking photos of the stash. The 24-year-old is refusing to speak to lawyers because he reportedly fears reprisal from South American drug cartels.
Australian mother was nearly 'eaten alive' by flesh-eating bug after scratching her finger when she caught her ring
WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Clare Scott, from Brisbane, Australia, said she was left looking like a shark attack victim and came close to death after her right arm was ravaged by a virulent bacteria. Doctors battled to save the 37-year-old's limb by using skin from her right thigh - one of nine operations she has endured - to cover the gaping wounds. During her treatment, medics said they believed she had necrotising fasciitis - a rare but serious bacterial infection, referred to as a 'flesh eating bug.' Mrs Scott (left and, bottom right, in hospital with her three children) believes her problems started when she caught her finger moving house, in May 2017. Her hand is pictured after being ravaged by the bug (inset) and following a skin graft (top right).
Is this an ISIS 'blooper' video? Footage 'seized by US military' shows terrorists crashing into each other while doing leap-frogs, falling over and performing awful martial arts
The footage, seized by a U.S. special operations task force, show masked ISIS fighters attempting martial arts and gymnastic exercises inside a mosque in northwestern Afghanistan. In one clip, the masked men, dressed in camouflage jackets and trousers and bright orange balaclavas, are seen leapfrogging, but several trip and fall over. In another, two fighters are appearing to do some form of martial arts, but are mainly left punching the air and one tries - and fails - to do a snap kick.