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Florida couple receive 65 pounds of marijuana along with plastic bins they ordered from Amazon

A police investigation revealed that the package had been shipped by Amazon's Warehouse Deals via UPS from a facility in Massachusetts.

'It wasn't my plan': Fergie breaks down while discussing split from Josh Duhamel

The singer explained that right now they are focused on being great friends and co-parenting their 4-year-old son, Axl Jack.

US Air Force preparing to put nuclear bombers on high alert amid repeated North Korea threats

General David Goldfein, Air Force chief of staff, said they were yet to receive alert orders, but were ensuring they were prepared for it.

Ashes: Despite likely absence of Ben Stokes, England a threat to Australia says Mitchell Johnson

Former Australia bowler Mitchell Johnson has warned his side not to underestimate an England team without Ben Stokes in the 2017/18 Ashes, which begins on 23 November.

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Blackmail gang kidnapped teenager and tied him up in woodland overnight to demand ransom

Morgan Clarke, 18, Anton Thompson, 20, and Declan Andrews, 17, have been jailed for kidnap and blackmail after subjecting a 16-year-old to a horrific ordeal in Moston, Manchester.

Muslim parents reported to French police after trying to name their child 'Jihad'

A Muslim couple was reported to the police after they attempted to register the name Jihad for their newborn son in the Toulouse suburb of Léguevin.

Childless 'womb raiders killed mum-to-be then snatched baby cut from her belly'

Two people have been charged with the alleged killing of a 20-year-old woman, who was 37 weeks pregnant, who was found dead in Brazil with her stomach slashed open.

Animal shelter inundated with applications after smiling pup goes viral

Cheech's infectious smile sent the internet into a frenzy for the as-yet-unopened shelter's newest inhabitant.

Man is 'stabbed five times' in broad daylight outside primary school

A man has been taken to hospital after he was stabbed close to the Christ Church Primary School in Tower Road, St Leonards-on-Sea in East Sussex on Monday (23 October).

Cristiano Ronaldo named Best Fifa Men's Player after stellar 2017

Cristiano Ronaldo has been named Fifa's best men's player for a second straight year during an award ceremony in London.

Flight diverted after drunk woman attacked passenger and flight crew mid-air

A TUI flight from Manchester to Cancun was diverted to Quebec City after a drunken woman attacked a passenger and flight crew mid-air. The woman was arrested upon landing.

Weinstein company to face civil rights probe to see if sexual harassment at firm was pervasive

New York prosecutors will look into Harvey Weinstein's company to see if sexual harassment or discrimination is pervasive.

Train hit the buffers at busy railway station after tired driver had 'a microsleep'

Report from the Rail Accident Investigation Branch found a "fatigued" driver likely fell asleep for a few seconds before the train hit the buffers at London's King's Cross.

German Neo-Nazi spits at Holocaust survivor while another makes obscene gesture at memorial to synagogue

Two German men were filmed by a TV crew interviewing Rolf Issacsohn, 84, outside the Leipzig Synagogue Memorial, which was razed on the Night of the Broken Glass.

Scene from Jaws: Great white shark flips teenage girl out of her kayak

Sarah Williams. 15, was flipped into the air by an enormous great white shark while kayaking off the coast of Australia but lived to tell the tale.

Swansea duo Wilfried Bony and Renato Sanches ruled out of Manchester United cup clash

Swansea City will be without striker Wilfried Bony and Bayern Munich loanee Renato Sanches for Tuesday's Carabao Cup fourth round meeting with Manchester United.

Ernesto Valverde coy on Philippe Coutinho links as Barcelona boss plans wholesale changes at Murcia

Valverde dodges question of Coutinho's potential arrival during the January transfer window as the Barcelona boss addressed the media before the Copa del Rey trip to Murcia.

The Butcher of Majadahonda, Bruno Hernandez Vega, (r) along with his lawyer Marcos García Montes at his Madrid trial

Spain's Butcher of Majadahonda used industrial meat grinder to dispose of aunt and tenant

The Butcher of Majadahonda, Bruno Hernández Vega, was jailed for killing his aunt and a tenant before using an industrial meat grinder to dispose of the bodies.

Who plays more golf Trump or Obama? The debate may finally have been settled

President Trump was a persistent critic of predecessor Barack Obama for his numerous golf outings. But who actually spends more time on the greens?

Amazon to refund $70m for in-app charges

Amazon needs a tax lax second home, and you won't believe how many places have applied

The online retailer kicked off its hunt for a second home base in September, promising to bring 50,000 new jobs and spend more than $5 billion on construction.

Rogue password-stealing Android apps on Google Play could hijack your bitcoins

Experts from ESET, a Slovakian antivirus company, said this week (23 October) that both Google and the real Poloniex crypto exchange have been notified.

Russian pop star reportedly tortured and killed in 'gay purge' in Chechnya

Zelimkhan Bakaev has been missing since August. Activists claim he was murdered within 10 hours of arriving in the Russian republic.

Watch North Korea's 'Kim Jong-un' take Manhattan

A new video from YouTube comedian QPark showed New Yorkers' reactions to seeing the nuclear-hungry supreme leader wandering through the city.

Brazil police kill elderly tourist during favela gunfight with Rio drugs gang

Police in Brazil accidentally killed an elderly Spanish tourist during a shootout with a drugs gang in Rochina, a Rio de Janeiro favela.

UK gambling website crackdown: 450 online sites ordered to stop ads targeting children

It ordered the digital services to "amend or remove" advertising which would be considered appealing to children – including those displayed on paid and free-to-play games online.

George Bush told Barack Obama a hilarious joke and the internet thinks it was about Trump

George Bush and Barack Obama shared a joke at a fundraiser in Texas on 21 October and there are good reasons to think it might have been at Donald Trump's expense.

Everton striker Wayne Rooney 'hung like a ogre' claims party girl Laura Simpson

Officer worker, who previously said nothing sexual happened between her and married footballer, claims it was a friend who made the lewd claims on Twitter.

Danish horse owners feed their dead animals to the lions

The free pick-up service from the zoo saves owners money as well as allowing the animal to return to the food chain.

Mark Hughes insists Stoke are not in crisis as board will not panic despite Bournemouth defeat

Mark Hughes says Stoke are not in crisis despite home defeat to Bournemouth and is confident his side will turn things around.

Barcelona and Real Madrid expected to have future interest in Newcastle's Mikel Merino

Mikel Merino will soon be courted by the likes of Barcelona and Real Madrid, according to Newcastle goalkeeper Rob Elliot.

A pop princess is born: Michael Jackson's daughter shows off her impressive vocals with Austin Brown duet

It seems that Paris Jackson may have inherited her late father's incredible vocal ability.

Everton will make signing a striker their 'No 1 priority' in January says Graham Stuart

Graham Stuart says Everton have failed to find ways to replace Romelu Lukaku's goals. The Belgium international left the Toffees to join Manchester United.