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Rapper XXXTentacion was shot and killed in Miami, Florida, on Monday afternoon in what's believed to have been a drive-by shooting. The 20-year-old was pronounced dead at a local hospital after being rushed there in a 'comatose' condition by paramedics, TMZ reported. The Broward County Sheriff's Office confirmed his death, tweeting: 'The adult male victim has been confirmed as 20 year old Jahseh Onfroy aka rapper #XXXTentacion.'

Led by 'Queen WAG' Rebekah Vardy (inset), the England squad's wives and girlfriends put on a glamorous display as they cheered on their men. Among the early arrivals were Ashley Young's wife Nicky Pike (top left), goalkeeper Jack Butland's fiancée Annabel Peyton (top right) and Harry Maguire's girlfriend Fern Hawkins (bottom left). Southgate's side, led by Harry Kane, were celebrating an early lead after the captain scored at just 11 minutes; but their joy was short-lived, with Tunisia equalising just minutes later.

England fans from London to Volgograd watched their team take an early lead before Tunisia pegged them back from the penalty spot as Gareth Southgate's side got their World Cup campaign underway in Russia. Only 2,000 fans have travelled to the Russian city for tonight's clash, but they were rewarded early on when captain Harry Kane volleyed in from close range to give England a deserved lead after 11 minutes. Those who stayed at home downed tools early to get a good viewing spot for the game on BBC One, which saw England pay for missed chances in the first half as Ferjani Sassi equalised from the spot for Tunisia after a foul by Kyle Walker. Pictured centre: Kane is mobbed by team-mates after his opener; top right: fans celebrate in Volgograd; top left: Rebekah Vardy watches the action.

It is thought the men - one 19-year-old and two 23-year-olds, all from London - were hit by an overnight freight train or a quiet but fast-moving commuter train. The tragedy took place on an elevated stretch of track with no 'refuge' to escape the busy electrified line in Loughborough Junction, South London. The capital is experiencing a resurgence in eye-catching street murals fuelled by Instagram and other social media. Fellow artists say those involved will often take great risks for an 'adrenaline buzz' and to find difficult-to-reach locations that cannot be painted over.

Diane De Zoysa, 60, (left) who is originally from Edinburgh, explained how she feels like a 'prisoner' in Sri Lanka, following the death of her husband Priyanjana De Zoysa, 26, (right, with Diane) last year. Diane sold her house in the Scottish capital in order to fly to Sri Lanka and live with her hotel worker husband, who she met while on holiday. She says that she lent Priyanjana nearly £100,000 in total, which went towards the house she now lives in, before he was tragically shot dead last year by men she believes were trying to blackmail him for cash.

England's chief medical officer Dame Sally Davies would lead the group advising the Government on applications to prescribe the drugs, which are illegal. Home Office Minister Nick Hurd caved in yesterday following widespread outrage over the case of epileptic Billy Caldwell, 12, whose illegal supply of cannabis oil was seized by customs officers last week. Pictured left and right: Charlotte Caldwell and her son Billy, after his discharge from Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, London.

The glamorous brunette from Essex has been branded a 'rising star' of the civil service, having undergone a two-year apprenticeship after finishing her A-levels and joining the Department of Energy. On her LinkedIn page, Miss McDermott claims she developed policies, dealt with parliamentary questions and briefed ministers. She has been working at the Department for Education for eight months.

Extraordinary details of Nobel peace prize laureate Malala Yousafzai's new life as a student at Oxford University can be revealed for the first time. The Pakistani women's rights campaigner, 20, who was shot by the Taliban in 2012, went up to Lady Margaret Hall (LMH), Oxford, in October and has thrown herself into undergraduate life.

If you've ever pounded city pavements and wondered what's lurking underneath, then have a peek at these revealing photos. Slovakian-born, London-based photographer Tomas Sentpetery decided to delve into some of Europe's most popular tourist destinations and show a side people rarely see. His photo series titled 'Look Deeper' juxtaposes street shots with images taken below the surface, with daylight shed on the Underground tunnels of London and the skull-lined vaults of Paris.

Heather Locklear (left in her February mugshot, and inset with her fiance Chris Heisser ) reportedly flew into a jealous rage on Friday over suspicion her fiance Chris Heisser was cheating on her. Locklear continued to spiral out of control over the weekend, sources told RadarOnline.com, and by Sunday she was so out of control she allegedly attacked her parents Bill (top right) and Diane (bottom right) Locklear when they tried to calm her down. '(Her parents) tried to help her, but she in turn choked her mom and hit her dad," the source said. Her mom then called 911, concerned she was acting erratically, was 'violent' and was going to hurt herself, TMZ reports. According to the dispatch audio, the caller told the dispatcher that Locklear was looking for a gun to shoot herself.

The Duchess of Sussex's father has been paid £7,500 to reveal details of their relationship, his private conversations with Prince Harry and thoughts on the royals in an extraordinary TV interview. Thomas Markle, 73, was flown by ITV's Good Morning Britain from his home in Mexico to a luxury hotel in California to discuss everything from making Harry promise never to 'raise his hand' to Meghan, to the prince's views on Brexit and Donald Trump. His decision to accept the payment comes weeks after he was exposed as posing for fake paparazzi photographs to 'improve' his public image, for which he has admitted accepting payment.

RICHARD KAY: For the second time in little more than a month, Buckingham Palace has been caught out by the domestic whirlwind that surrounds the family of the newest member of 'the firm', the Duchess of Sussex. Thomas Markle's (left, with his daughter) bombshell television interview, in which some of his daughter Meghan and Prince Harry's most intimate secrets were exposed, left courtiers reeling. To be wrong-footed once as they were when the duchess's father announced he would not be giving Meghan away - so late in the day his presence could not be removed from the order of service - may be unfortunate. To be surprised for a second time, however, might be regarded as careless. Thomas Markle's bombshell television interview with Good Morning Britain (inset), in which some of his daughter Meghan and Prince Harry's most intimate secrets were exposed, left courtiers reeling. Yesterday, as they did a month ago, sources murmured that offers of assistance had been made to the former TV lighting director. His treatment - or rather a lack of it - contrasts wildly with that extended to his ex-wife and Meghan's mother, Doria Ragland (right, with Prince Charles and Camilla).

The 41-year-old actress, who graces the cover of the July / August issue of Redbook , opened up about her lifestyle in a new interview with the magazine. Alicia has built a wellness brand through two books as well as a website, The Kind Life. Asked whether there are currently any wellness trends she shakes her head at, Alicia told the magazine: 'Well, I really think everyone has to be given the respect to do what they choose to do. Do I think I really know what works? Yeah. [Laughs] It's no accident that everyone says to me all the time that I still look like I did in Clueless. I see the difference if I eat a certain way for a day, so I choose to make more than one meal be that great meal.'

President Donald Trump (right) has warned that America must avoid the immigration problems faced by Europe - as he blamed migrants on the continent for what he described as a rise in crime in Germany. He attacked Germany, one of the U.S.'s closest allies, claiming immigration across EU states had led to a violent change in culture. 'The people of Germany are turning against their leadership as migration is rocking the already tenuous Berlin coalition,' he wrote in a Tweet today. Trump's comments come as German Chancellor Angela Merkel (left) fights to save her coalition government amid demands by her interior minister to turn back immigrants at the border.

The woman, who can not be identified, was on a hen party at Atik nightclub in Edinburgh last June when the alleged sexual assault took place. She said she saw Leslie when they entered the club and recognised him from television, particularly Blue Peter. Leslie, 53, was arrested after she went to police and went on trial at Edinburgh Sheriff Court today.

Pulitzer prize-winning photographer John Moore opens up about capturing a photo of a two-year-old Honduran asylum seeker crying while she and her mother were being taken into custody by federal authorities on Tuesday. The image, which quickly went viral, has become the symbol of the Trump administration's 'zero tolerance' policy at US borders. Between April 19 and May 31, which is after the policy was put into effect by Attorney General Jeff Sessions, nearly 2,000 children have been separated from their families at US border crossings.

New video gives an inside look at a US Border Patrol detention center in Texas, where more than 1,100 people including young children, are being held in crowded, chain linked cages. Other footage from inside the McAllen detention center shows children, and adults, wrapped in plastic thermal blankets being ushered in, single file, past armed guards, waiting to lock the chain linked fenced cage behind them. One cage had 20 children inside. Scattered about are bottles of water, bags of chips and large foil sheets intended to serve as blankets.

Where did you get that frock, me old china? From the Duchess of Cambridge to the Queen, royal women seem determined to launch a new fashion trend by dressing to match some very upmarket tea services. The Duchess of Sussex was the latest to go potty for pots, wearing a floaty £3,922 Oscar de la Renta dress, seemingly inspired by a Wedgwood plate, to attend the weekend wedding of Prince Harry's cousin. And as these outfits show, when it comes to dresses, porcelain prints really are the royal ladies' cup of tea...

The sun beamed down on the Queen as she left St George's Chapel, in Windsor Castle, to cheers from crowds after attending the annual Order of the Garter Service (pictured left) this afternoon. The monarch's cloak was held by a young guard as her members of the royal family including Princess Anne and the Duke and Duchess of Sussex exited the venue. Her Majesty arrived at the chapel by state limousine earlier today while the majority of members of the order, including the Prince of Wales and Duke of Cambridge (both right), paraded through the grounds of the castle to the event. Wearing velvet robes and a plumed hat, the Queen, who is sovereign of the order, waved to the hundreds of supporters who gathered outside Windsor Castle to witness the special event (inset). Today's ceremony is part of a 700-year tradition founded by Edward III in 1348, and honours those who have been knighted in recognition of their public service. Knights of the Garter are chosen personally by the Sovereign to honour those who have held public office, who have contributed in a particular way to national life or who have served the Sovereign personally.

He recently revealed that he is designing his baby's room himself. And it appears that the rest of Spencer Matthews and Vogue Williams London pad is just as carefully crafted, with the couple regularly sharing glimpses of their home with their fans. Through their social media pages, the newlyweds have offered a teaser at their lavish property, revealing a private terrace and a large open-plan living area.

It was sadly revealed last month that Barbara Windsor was suffering from Alzheimer's disease. And Ross Kemp took to Twitter on Monday to share a sweet picture of himself with his former EastEnders co-star, 80, enjoying a catch up together in the wake of her diagnosis being made public. The 53-year-old actor, who played Grant Mitchell on the BBC soap, delighted fans by posing alongside his TV mum Peggy Mitchell.

Shocking footage shows a horse being bashed into by a cyclist during a triathlon in Windsor. The incident is being investigated by the event organisers after the shocking footage was posted online by the woman who was riding the horse. Posting under the name Jennifer Katharine, she wrote that she had no idea there was a triathlon on and had left the house early with her horse to avoid other road users.

ANNE DIAMOND: Over the past decade, there has been a huge change in UK shopping habits. Retail experts are warning that one million jobs could be lost in five years if this trend continues. But while the likes of Amazon, Asos and Boohoo are booming online, I guess we all have to ask ourselves what sort of community we want outside our front doors and whether or not shops should be part of that traditional tapestry. If it's a case of 'use it or lose it', then the millions of shoppers like me, who have been converted to online purchases, may have to think again. I'm positive that if any of us were stopped in the street by someone doing a survey and asked: 'How much do you value your High Street?' we'd all answer that we value it highly.

A Yodel delivery driver was caught lobbing boxes containing £450 worth of china and porcelain ornaments down a 15ft flight of concrete steps in Bradford, West Yorkshire, last Tuesday. When the Yodel courier was caught by the furious buyer Patrick Duffy, he then starts carefully stacking the packages at the top of the steps before carrying them down. One of the items, an antique coal shuttle that he had paid £15 for and planned to refurbish, was shattered across the top (inset top right). Other items (inset bottom right) were undamaged. Yodel says it has apologised to Mr Duffy and has taken 'appropriate action' following the incident.

A man was caught on video accidentally shooting himself in the groin. The man loaded a Glock and tucked it inside the front of his pants but when he bent down it discharged. He screamed for help and removed the weapon. The bullet penetrated the victim's groin in a through-and-through wound. He is reportedly in stable condition.

Ross Clarke-Jones, 50, took on the challenge at a beach in Nazaré, Portugal, which is famous for its gigantic waves. In the clip, Mr Clarke-Jones appears as a tiny dot on the wave with a white line streaming behind him as he skims the water on his board. He briefly disappears behind the watching crowd who are stood next to the lighthouse at Praia do Norte as the wave crashes behind him. Mr Clarke-Jones dramatically reappears and is somehow still stood upright on his board before being swept under the significantly smaller wave.

The assault occurred last November in the seaside town of Ostia, near Rome. Journalist Daniele Piervincenzi was set upon by Italian mobster Roberto Spada. Questioned on his ties to the far-right CasaPound movement, Spada suddenly lunged and headbutted the reporter, breaking his nose. Spada was arrested for assault aggravated by mafia-style violence, with prosecutors saying his behaviour was typical of methods used by organised crime groups to control territory. The sentence is slightly less that the eight years and nine months called for by the public prosecution.

Members of the Serpentine Swimming Club have been complaining about Christo's new artwork in London's Hyde Park, saying it leaves them swimming in gloom. 'It casts a shadow on the water. We're swimming in gloom,' one regular said. Another added: 'It's an affront to nature.' Although plenty hated the structure, calling it 'hideous', 'intrusive' and an 'ego trip', others have taken a shine to the installation. One swimmer said: 'It makes a change from the wildlife. I'm all in support of good art.'