Saman Kunan (left) died after running out of oxygen in the cramped, waterlogged passageways of the Tham Luang caves in northern Thailand. The 38-year-old was trying to reach a cavern set up as a command centre 1.2miles inside the cave system when he ran out of air at 2am local time. Kunan was returning to the centre after placing oxygen tanks through the cave's underground network. A diving partner desperately tried to revive Kunan but was unsuccessful. Today, his body is being flown to his hometown in Roi Et for a royally-sponsored funeral, the Thai king announced. Pictures show military officials transporting his flag-draped coffin (main and bottom right). It comes as officials warned the window of opportunity to free the 12 trapped footballers (top right) and their coach is now 'limited'.

The 12 boys aged 11 to 16 who have been trapped in a cave in Chiang Rai province, northern Thailand for two weeks are all players in the same football team. From top left clockwise are: Sompong Jaiwong, 13, Mongkol Boonpiam, 14, Peerapat Sompiangjai, 16, Duangpetch Promthep, 13, Panumas Saengdee, 13, Adul Sam-on, 14, Nattawut Takamsai, 14, Prajak Sutham, 14, Chanin Wiboonrungrueng, 11, Ekkarat Wongsookchan, 14, Pipat Bodhi, 15, and Pornchai Kamluang, 16. Many of them have dreams of playing for Thailand's national football league, while some are also - according to their families - dedicated students.

The tiny suburb of Carss Park overlooking picturesque Kogarah Bay in southern Sydney is home to just 1,300 residents. Nestled beside the Georges River, the area is a hotbed of prime real estate and with just five houses currently on the market in the entire suburb, demand is high. One luxury dwelling on hat Avenue is particularly popular - so popular in fact, it has taken the title of the most-viewed house in New South Wales.

They married in April after three years together, hosting a stunning ceremony at the Haiku Mill on Maui's north shore in Hawaii. And Daily Mail Australia can now offer an exclusive a look into the private wedding of Australian actor Anthony LaPaglia, 59, and his younger bride Alexandra Henkel, 29. In images from their big day, Anthony can be seen seeing his bride for the first time as she walked down the aisle, before the pair share their first kiss as husband and wife and even their first dance.

During the civil war that broke out after the revolution, Russia was gripped by a famine that began in spring 1921 and lasted all of 1922. The famine was caused by the policies of Lenin and the Bolsheviks, who instructed food to be seized from the poor. They believed peasants were actively trying to undermine the war effort and by taking their food away it reduced their strength. Lenin declared 'let the peasants starve', the result of which was to force them to resort to trading human flesh, including heads, on the black market (left). The effects of starvation can been seen in the emaciated bodies of these children in Samara (right). Aid workers from Europe and the United States eventually arrived and one said 'the famine is so acute' one woman 'was found eating the corpse of her daughter'.

A financial planner who shot dead his teenage children in their bedrooms was in a custody battle with his estranged lawyer wife (inset left) when he bought two handguns. John Ian Edwards (inset right), 68, registered the firearms earlier this year, before using them to murder his son, 15, and daughter, 13, at their home in the north-west Sydney suburb of West Pennant Hills at about 5.20pm on Thursday afternoon. The 'reclusive' father, who owned a number of firearms, then turned one of the guns on himself at his own neglected home (left, right) in Normanhurst, where his body was discovered early on Friday morning. The teenagers' mother, Olga Edwards, 36, a solicitor with North Shore law firm Brown and Partners, was treated for shock after arriving at the harrowing scene at the home where she lived with the couple's children.

With so many realistic counterfeit bags for sale, it can be a challenge to know whether your latest designer 'bargain' buy is the real deal. The team at Luxe It Fwd - an Australian business that sells authentic second-hand designer handbags - know this all too well and send all their bags to experienced specialist authenticators to ensure they are not fakes. Here, the company's founder Miranda Gillespie shares the seven key signs that a bag is a fake and lists the key differences between an authentic Chanel Grand Shopping Tote bag which retails for $5,000 and a $170 copy that was bought on Gumtree. So can you tell the difference?

Melbourne mother-of-two Kelly McLeod (pictured with her eldest child Max) opened up about her Max's morning query on the way to class - and why it made her 'heart sink'. She explained that her 'very intelligent and fun' son Max had been having a lot of friendship problems at school and has been learning how to accept that being 'a bit weird is cool.' 'I showed him a video of Ed Sheeran talking about being weird and how to accept it,' she explained.

The Queen, 92, (far left) looked resplendent in her robes and white-plumed hat as she took part in the ceremony at St Giles' Cathedral in Edinburgh. Both the Duke of Cambridge, 35, (centre) and the Princess Royal, 67, (far rogjt_ also wore their ceremonial robes as they attended the service. The Thistle Service takes part once every two years to install any new members of the Order of the Thistle.

Coles has relaxed its strict two tin per customer policy by lifting the limit to eight (left). The move has angered customers who worry Australian mothers will again be left with very little supply due to high demand from Chinese daigous (inset). 'You have caved in to the foreign profiteers taking baby formula from Australia and reselling it in China at inflated prices? The two tin limit was reasonable to ensure supply and no one needs eight tins at a time unless to export it,' one person said.

Hana Michels (right), 30, who is based in the US, included a funny bathroom selfie (seen left) on her profile on the dating app, and revealed it attracted dozens of messages from men - but not for the reasons she might have expected. She tweeted to explain how no less than 23 men contacted her about the photo - but not to ask her out on a date.

Love Island winners Tayla Damir and Grant Crapp have revealed some of the X-rated antics on the show and the shocking place that Erin Barnett and Eden Dally had sex. The smitten couple told Daily Mail Australia on Thursday that Erin and Eden - who were runners up on the finale last night - enjoyed steamy shower sex in the shared bathroom.  The pair said that they would often walk in on the pair having sex, saying: 'If you walked up there at the wrong time!'

There's a venomous snake somewhere in this photo, can you spot it? Uploaded to Sunshine Coast Snake Catchers 24/7 on Wednesday, professional snake catcher Lockie Gilding challenged his followers to spot the serpent lurking in the tall grass. An eagle-eyed observer just might be able to pick out the wild red-bellied black snake, captured on camera near a popular Sunshine Coast walking track. 

According to fashion experts, wearing pale pink is more than just a fashion choice that's currently popular - it's a way for high profile women married to powerful men to subtly make their partners feel in charge. Left to right: Melania and Donald Trump at the White House last week; Meghan on her first official engagement as the Duchess of Sussex and Queen Rania of Jordan in Washington D.C. earlier this month with her husband King Abdullah.

Indigenous Australians have hit the streets of Melbourne to celebrate the culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people for the start of NAIDOC Week. Thousands of people marched in the peaceful protest through Melbourne's CBD on Friday, starting from the Victorian Aboriginal Health Service at Fitzroy heading for Federation Square. People carried signs which read 'always was, always will be Aboriginal land' and 'proud and deadly'.

The Brazilian striker is one of a number of players accused of simulating fouls and going down too easily in the World Cup. Richard Potter (inset), the beleaguered headteacher of Home Farm School in Colchester, Essex, says a rash of youngsters copying him has led to a need for a school to go back to the rules of the game. He says during the week’s ban the pupils will be sitting with the teachers and will write their own rules for a fair match.

When one girl posted a picture of the position she'd contorted herself into to perfectly frame her friend's photo on Twitter , it inspired other dedicated friends to share their own snaps of times they too had stepped up to act as photographer for a day. Pictured clockwise from top left: A woman lies on the street for her friend, another sits down on the ground for the perfect graduation shot, a dedicated friend improves the lighting with the help of some tin foil, a woman lies on the ground to capture her friend's big day, a man sits in the gutter to get the right angle and a loyal boyfriend gets down on the ground for a memorable holiday snap.

Talia Gargan, from Lancaster, was body-shamed by a Snapchat follower when she shared a picture of herself in a bikini. The man told her: 'Bit of a belly on ya aren't you'. When shocked Talia shared the exchange on Twitter it went viral, and she was inundated with messages of support online.

The 23-year-old Australian tennis bad boy was reprimanded for dragging his back foot across the centre mark during a clash with his Dutch opponent Robin Haase in London. The umpire James Keothavong was so exasperated with Nick Kygrios he stepped down from his chair to illustrate the law of the game.

EXCLUSIVE: The Beckhams put on an extraordinarily loved-up display in London this week ahead of their 19th wedding anniversary. But according to leading behavioural experts, there is more to the loved-up pictures than meets the eye - with the couple's body language hinting at tension, confusion, hurt and 'conflict'. Clockwise from top left: Victoria's raised jaw betrays 'tension'; David is leaning away from his wife's PDAs; he gives no response as Victoria leans towards him; and the ex-Spice Girl gazes lovingly as her husband looks on.

Often referred to dismissively as the 'woman who prefers to be known as a man', Dante 'Tex' Gill (left and right) managed to take over a string of brothels from the mob, while undergoing gender reassignment, and raking in millions before he was finally taken down by the IRS. Born Lois Jean Gill in 1931, Gill worked as a blacksmith at a Pittsburgh stables in the late 1950s. Even then, the 20-something cut an imposing figure. Living as a man, she fell in love with Texan Cynthia Bruno and the pair had a marriage ceremony in Hawaii, decades before gay marriage became legal. They returned to live together in Pittsburgh but the relationship did not last. In the 1960s, Gill was running baby furniture shop and a frozen foods store, although had already began to dabble with prostitutes. But it was when his mother fell ill with cancer, that he turned to crime full time. His mother Agnes died in 1973.

It can be a struggle for many people to stay in shape while travelling overseas but an Australian reporter for Getaway has revealed how she does exactly that. Catriona Rowntree (left, right and inset) isn't an avid gym goer but she makes sure to incorporate exercise into her every day life. 'It's really a decision to be active every day, this is coming from someone who is allergic to exercise...I totally hate it, but I love the little endorphin buzz after,' she said.

In an effort to encapsulate exactly how luxuriously some of our peers are living, an account called Rich Girls World has collected images of Australian and New Zealand-based women like Lisa Danielle, Elise Cook, Lauren Bullen (inset) and Nicola Easterby to show off their incredible trips. Their Northern Hemsiphere-based counterparts Leonie Hanne (left) and Jennifer Tuffen (right) are also featured, frolicking in the European sun.

We've seen the Bambi and the migraine pose - now its the Barbie foot that's sweeping Instagram feeds around the globe. The stars are all adopting an exaggerated pointed toe to flatter the legs. It takes its name from the doll, which has arched feet to allow children to slip on her shoes. Stars including (clockwise from top left) Bella Hadid, Kendall Jenner, Victoria Justice, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Elsa Hosk and Kourntey Kardashian have adopted the pose.

NEW Some of the outlets featured in a new Go Social gallery of snaps from around the world might well be drive customers away with attempts at translation that have gone wrong. Clockwise from top left: A cleaning sign warned of an execution in progress; an alarming delicacy at a Chinese hotel; not the kind of customers you want to attract; bad advice for motorists; a restaurant to avoid and an offensive packet of noodles.

Marguerita Wilson, 88 (far right), and Ann Patrick, 79, had lost touch after drifting apart over the years, but were reunited by Ann's granddaughter in Trowbridge, Wiltshire, on May 6 (right). Despite struggling to communicate because of her condition, Ann was clearly delighted when she recognised her long-lost sibling, stroking her face as her older sister burst into tears (the pair are pictured during their childhood in Belgium, left).

The footage, released by the Lawrence Livermore National Library in California, shows hundreds of high-power explosions which took place from 1945 to 1962 at top secret testing grounds in the US. According to the labratory, they have spent the last five years painstakingly restoring the remarkable footage, clips from which have now been posted on YouTube. The latest declassification on Thursday is the largest batch of films so far released by the lab - with over 250 films included in the collection. Gregg Spriggs (inset) from the laboratory said the films had been decomposing to the point where they were nearly useless.

A two-year-old boy found dangling by his neck from his home's window grilles in south-west China has been saved by a heroic neighbour. Video footage of the incident in Sichuan province on Sunday shows the boy hanging mid-air with his head wedged between the metal bars outside of his flat on the third floor. Realising that the little boy could slip through any moment, a brave 60-year-old onlooker transformed into a real-life superhero and started a dramatic rescue.

Princess Stephanie of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha married Jan Stahl in a civil ceremony in Gotha, Germany, on Thursday. Princess Stephanie, 46, was seen posing with shovels alongside BMW engineer Jan, who turns 50 in September, as they planted a tree to celebrate their union (seen right).