Tunisia attack: At least 15 British tourists confirmed dead in aftermath of Bloody Friday - as it happened

British holidaymakers were killed in a massacre by a gunman in Tunisia, after a bomb exploded at a Kuwaiti mosque and a man was beheaded in France

Tourists are being flown home from Tunisia today (AFP/Getty Images)

At least 15 British holidaymakers have been confirmed dead after a massacre by an Isis militant that come on the day the group bombed a Kuwaiti mosque and a man was beheaded in France in attacks that killed at least 65 people.

Here are the latest updates:

• 'Majority of Tunisia victims were British'

• At least 15 Britons dead and more injured in hospital

• Carly Lovett and Adrian Evans named as UK victims

• Desperate appeals for information on missing Brits

• Irish nurse killed and fears for two more people

• Picture of gunman released by Isis

• Man survives 'taking a bullet' for his fiancée

• British man tweets shooting from inside hotel room

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It was unclear if the violence was linked but it came days after Isis urged its followers "to make Ramadan a month of calamities for the nonbelievers".

Al-Shabaab, an al-Qaeda linked terrorist group, also attacked an African Union base in Somalia and killed at least 25 members of the force trying to bring stability to the region.

A suicide car bomb was detonated before gunmen stormed the base in Lego, while militants reportedly beheaded women.

Additional reporting by agencies