NEW This is the shocking moment a man films himself being shot in the face at point blank range over a row about a car. The footage shows the victim Quintin James Lander arguing with the alleged gunman on a quiet residential street in Peterborough, Cambridgeshire on Tuesday.

Just because your kids haven't been invited for a playdate with Prince George and Princess Charlotte doesn't mean they can't behave like little royalty themselves. Etiquette expert Myka Meier (left), 36 - who trained in London under a former member of the royal household of the Queen - now runs The Plaza Hotel Finishing Program, where she teaches people of all ages proper etiquette and has special classes for kids. She spoke to Daily Mail Online to list the most important lessons in etiquette a child should be taught, including table manners (like how to hold cutlery and chewing with mouths closed), what is and is not polite to say, how to introduce oneself, how to answer the phone, and how to treat others.

A teenage boy arrived at court today after he was charged in connection with the murder of a six-year-old girl on a Scottish island. The 16-year-old, who cannot be named because of his age, was known to the family of victim Alesha MacPhail (right), it is understood. The little girl's body was found in woodland in the grounds of an abandoned hotel on Monday. The teenager was arrested on suspicion of murder before being charged yesterday. He appeared at Greenock Sheriff Court today (left) after being kept in custody overnight. Yesterday, Detective Superintendent Stuart Houston paid tribute to Alesha's family and thanked the community of Bute for their assistance with the 'challenging' inquiry.

Saman Kunan (left) died after running out of oxygen in the cramped, waterlogged passageways of the Tham Luang caves (inset) 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. His body will be 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). It comes as footage emerged (top right) of Kunan at an airport preparing to fly out to join the rescue mission and revealing how he hoped to 'bring the kids home.' Officials have warned that the window of opportunity to free the 12 young footballers (bottom right) is now 'limited' amid fears of heavy rainfall.

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.

Firefighters with breathing apparatus today entered the house where a couple poisoned by Novichok began foaming from the mouth and collapsed. Dawn Sturgess, 44, (above right) and boyfriend Charles Rowley, 45, (above left) are believed to have fallen ill after finding a vial, syringe or tub used to carry the nerve agent in Queen Elizabeth Gardens in the city (bottom right) on Friday. This vital clue means police and the secret services finally know where the assassins dumped their weapon - and can use CCTV to track them. The hit squad sent to murder Sergei Skripal probably sprayed Novichok on his front door before trailing him and his daughter Yulia through Salisbury until they saw them collapse on a park bench on March 4. Believing their work was done they appear to have dumped their weapon in a park before fleeing Salisbury and probably the country. But Dawn and Charlie stumbled across it four months later and took it home (top right) after stopping in five shops (main picture) - within 24 hours both were frothing at the mouth and had collapsed. It came as police admitted they cannot guarantee others won't be poisoned and the authorities warned hundreds of people to urgently wash their clothes and wipe down items such as jewellery and phones.

Fans have been sharing letters sent to them by England manager Gareth Southgate on social media as the nation's World Cup feelgood factor soars ahead of Saturday's quarter-final with Sweden. The Three Lions have not had a better opportunity to reach a World Cup final in decades and optimism is growing that Southgate can take the team all the way out in Russia. The Twitter hashtag #GarethSouthgateWould was trending on Friday as England fans came up with humorous acts of kindness they believe the gentleman manager would perform.

Social media experts say Lingard is doing wonders for the England team's public image with his honest, personable and stylish posts on Twitter and Instagram. His crowning glory online came this week with his witty tweet after England beat Colombia. He was pictured speaking on the phone, with the caption: 'No mum, I'm not coming home. It's...' He is now turning his footballing and online prowess into a strong brand, based on his nickname JLingz (top right) and his distinctive goal celebration in which he spells out his initials with his hands (left). He is currently believed to be single after ex Jena Frumes (inset) dumped him after a tabloid newspaper revealed he had sex with admin assistant Leonie Borek from Sheffield in a hot tub.

Ben Williams yesterday completed six weeks of radiotherapy at Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham. He was unable to walk and talk before his treatment but a week ago he spoke for the first time since his illness to say all he wanted was the World Cup when the treatment was over. Radiographer Liam Herbert filmed the extraordinary and moving moment Queen Elizabeth staff presented him with a replica of the famous trophy. Ben, dressed in a full England strip, holds the cup aloft in front of a CT scanner in a film that has reduced many to tears and the hashtag #Bensworldcup is trending worldwide. The video has now made it to England's training base outside St Petersburg in Russia where Gareth Southgate's team are preparing for their biggest game for 12 years. And England's hero Harry Kane has sent him a message willing him on and promising him they will try their best to win the quarter final at 3pm tomorrow. He said: 'Hi Ben, I've seen your video and you are an inspiration. Carry on fighting and we'll do everything we can on Saturday to keep a smile on your face! #BensWorldCup'.

When Gareth Southgate first met his wife Alison (right) she told him that she already had a boyfriend that she lived with. Alison eventually ended her relationship for the future England boss. MailOnline tracked down Alison's former boyfriend Russell Gibbs, 48, (left) to his home in Bromley, south-east London, who is now happily married himself with two children. He told MailOnline he bears no grudge, adding: 'Of course I will be supporting the England team and Gareth on Saturday.'

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.

Graham 'George' Birchwood (seen right during police interviews), from Epsom in Surrey, hired hitman Paul Cryne (inset) to strangle his vulnerable ex-wife Sharon Birchwood (left), 52, with electrical cord at her home, in the hope of inheriting £475,000 from her will. The ITV documentary Who Killed Sharon Birchwood revealed how officers had a 'gut feeling' something wasn't right despite Birchwood having a clear alibi, and there being no DNA evidence to link him to his former wife's violent death.

Aerial images highlight the effect the heatwave is having on Britain's green and pleasant land as the parched earth turns an arid yellow amid scorching temperatures and little rainfall. In scenes more commonly spotted on the continent, drone shots show how rolling green landscapes and lush countryside have been replaced by scorched and dried out land. Areas including a park in Broxtowe, Nottingham, which has become entirely brown and yellow and parts the River Tyne have completely dried up. Fears that a water shortage crisis could be on the way continue to increase, despite assurances from assurances from the water industry.

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'.

The Islanders are set to come face-to-face with their relatives when they enter the villa for the traditional 'meet the parents' episode in a few weeks. Dani Dyer's EastEnders star father Danny Dyer confirmed on Thursday that he will appear on the ITV2 reality show, and her mother, Joanne Mas (left), is also believed to be entering the villa. Dani will no doubt be keen to meet boyfriend Jack Fincham's mother, with the pen salesman proving himself to be a keen family man with his sweet snaps (inset). Wes Nelson can also credit his good looks to his mother, with a shot on his Instagram page showing his mother looking lovely in a formal pink dress (upper right), while Laura Anderson has clearly inherited her natural beauty from her stunning mother (lower right).

Vicious thugs who beat an innocent man senseless in a busy city centre and then stole his bag have been jailed for a total of 14 years. CCTV footage captures the horrific moment the three thugs beat their 32-year-old victim unconscious as he walked through Birmingham's New Street on May 1. The footage shows Keiron Rankin launching the attack, punching him in the head, with both Joshua Allen and Kabir Abubakar also then joining in savagely.

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?

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.

Thousands of fans are at Wimbledon today to watch a double dose of Jamie Murray (inset) in the men's and mixed doubles to make up for his brother Sir Andy pulling out of the singles with a hip injury. And only Kyle Edmund remains flying the flag for the UK in the singles draw after native players crashed out in the first and second rounds. But fans were still in great spirits (pictured left and right) and were seen basking in the warm sun and enjoying strawberries and fizz around the grounds.

NEW Shocking video footage has emerged of alligator cannibalism near Orlando, Florida. The disturbing clip shows a huge alligator munching on a smaller alligator, that's around six foot. The unusual site was captured by two explorers last week as they drove around the Lake Apopka in Florida.The act of cannibalism is fairly common in congregations of alligators. Baby alligators face about a 1 in 16 chance of being eaten by one of their own kind - it's a trait used for population control by the beasts.

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.

These pictures show women accused of being prostitutes and a man being publicly caned in the Indonesian state of Aceh despite moves earlier this year to move the punishments to prisons. The women are forced to kneel before a masked man wielding a cane and beaten several times, leaving them in agony. The man stands for his punishment, which leaves lacerations on his back. A proposal by Aceh's governor to end public canings was met with opposition from a local hardline Islamist group and MPs from the region.

Marguerita Wilson, 88 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).

Taleedah Tamer, 18, from Jeddah became the first woman from the Middle Eastern country to take part in an international fashion show when she walked for Antonio Grimaldi earlier this week. She opened the show for the designer in a white trouser suit, and shared snaps of her stay at The Ritz (inset) during her visit to the French capital.

You can buy your own slice of history after this picture-perfect cottage that featured on the iconic Hovis bread advert (pictured inset_ went up for sale. Found on Gold Hill in Shaftesbury, Dorset, it sits on the idyllic cobbled street made famous by Ridley Scott's 1973 commercial. The advert, which portrays a northern industrial town but was actually shot in Dorset, has repeatedly been voted the nation's favourite of all time. Its thatched roofs (pictured exterior top left) and surrounding countryside regularly feature on Christmas cards, chocolate boxes and calendars, depicting the most quintessentially English village. And now the Grade II listed three-bedroom home at No 14 could be yours for £450,000 (living room pictured top right, kitchen bottom left and garden bottom right).

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.

Milly was born in Dorado, Puerto Rico, in 2011, and could fit into the head of a teaspoon. As well as being the smallest dog on the planet, she now has a title as the most cloned dog on the planet. In August last year, Milly's clones were born and now 12 of the doggie doppelgangers live with the Semler family. Named: Molly, Mally, Melly, Molly, Mumu, Mila, Mary, Mimi, Moni, Mini, Mela and Mulan, they have identical personalities and looks apart from a few being slightly bigger.

The coffin (left and right), which is still in the prototype stages, comes in millennial pink and comes with its own lid like the real thing. Canadian designer Andrew Greenbaum said on Instagram that he was looking for people interested in the coffin float to help him fund the project. Internet users have gone wild for the float (left and right), and have said they would buy it if it ever came on sale.

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.

Mr McCoy, from Atlanta, Georgia, amazed his friends and family as he performed a perfect back flip in a pool during July 4 celebrations. While the original video shows several people in the pool who whoop, chant and cheer after he perfectly lands, the more recent one shows just his grandson's who are assisting him.

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.

Emma Massingale, 35, a professional horse trainer, decided to set up the spa in the back garden of her Devon home, treating her horses Albert and Ernie to face masks, hot stone massages, mane blow dries and even a dip in a jacuzzi. She said the glorious weather in the UK meant it was too hot for the horses to train, so she decided to pamper them instead.