Boko Haram: Nigerian Army rescues 200 girls and 93 women, but they are not the Chibok girls abducted in 2014
Nigerian Army says it has rescued 293 women from the Sambisa Forest, a known Boko Harm hideout
Bali 9: Lawyer of executed Australians Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumuran tweets 'I failed. I lost'
Shock and anger has set in at the execution by firing squad of eight people for drug offences by the Indonesian government.
Former Baywatch star Jeremy Jackson arrested after man is stabbed in chest
The actor who played the son of David Hasselhoff in hit TV series, was taken into custody for assault with deadly weapon.
Gunman kills Bosnian policeman shouting 'Allahu Akbar' in apparent Islamist attack
The gunman was killed in the attack in the town of Zvornik, Aleksandra Simojlovic, a police spokeswoman said.
Freddie Gray death: Baltimore police warn of gang threats to 'take out' officers
Mourners have gathered in Baltimore for the funeral of Freddie Gray, as the Baltimore Police Department report on a "credible threat" that gangs were planning to try to "take out" law enforcement officers.
China overtakes France in vineyards to become world's second-biggest wine-growing area
China is now the second-largest wine-growing area in the world after Spain, according to the International Organisation of Vine and Wine (IOVW).
Malaysia: Police arrest suspected Isis militants, seize explosives on ASEAN summit eve
Malaysian police have arrested 12 people one day before the country hosts a South-east Asian summit.
Election 2015: Ed Miliband's plans to stop 'massive' rent increases
Labour leader plans on rent controls and banning increasing rent charges higher than inflation.
Royal Baby: Superbug closes ward where Duchess of Cambridge is due to give birth
Rumoured due date has passed, but concerns are growing that a superbug has struck the hospital.
London Marathon 2015: Thousands take part in 35th annual race
More than 37,800 people are running and walking the 26.2 mile course from Blackheath to the mall, the biggest in the event's history.
Freddie Gray death: Protests in Baltimore over police custody death turn violent
Thousands of protestors marched through Baltimore, smashing police windows and shopfronts.
Death perfume makes a smelly memorial for loved ones who die
Insurance saleswoman creates a perform made from their smell of dead people.
Freddie Gray's death while in Baltimore police custody could have been caused by 'rough ride'
Police chiefs in Baltimore admit that Freddie Gray was not wearing a seatbelt, which is against official regulations.
Shock treatment: Stage premiere of sequel to The Rocky Horror Show at London's King's Head Theatre
Creator of The Rocky Horror Show, Richard O'Brien is back with the sequel Shock Treatment.
Baltimore: US Justice Department opens investigation into police-custody death of Freddie Gray
The US Department of Justice has opened a civil rights inquiry into the death of an African-American man whose neck was broken when he was arrested.
Teenage girl breaks her silence over Hollywood acting coach Cameron Thor who 'sexually assaulted her'
Jordyn Ladell alleges she was sexually assaulted by Cameron Thor when she was 13 has come forward to divulge details of the alleged assault.
Brazil: Tornado kills 2 people and leaves 120 injured with winds of up to 200 mph
A tornado flattened a city in southern Brazil, causing over 1,000 people to evacuate their homes.
Ireland: 'Sadistic and brutal pervert' killer Graham Dwyer receives life sentence for killing childcare worker
A Dublin architect with a sexual desire to stab women jailed for life for the murder of Elaine O'Hara, who suffered from mental illness.
Jurassic World: Top 10 facts about the dinosaur summer blockbuster
The sequel takes place 22 years after the events of the first Jurassic Park film. Here's all you need to know about the hotly anticipated movie from Universal.
Two Britons feared dead after plane crash in Dominican Republic
All seven people on board the single-plane engine are said to have been killed after it crashed on a golf course.
Dry cleaner receives 5-year ban from London Underground for 'rubbing his potbelly on woman'
A 53-year-old Leytonstone man was found guilty of sexual assault after an undercover police sting on the Tube.
Golden Dawn: Greek 'neo-Nazi' party goes on trial in Athens
Members of the ultranationalist Golden Dawn party stand trial on Monday, accused of being members of a criminal organisation.
Star Wars: Princess Leia was a 'space slut' says Carrie Fisher
Fisher says partying with the Rolling Stones beat waking up early to play Princess Leia.
Replica of US War of Independence frigate Hermione sets sail on historic voyage
Replica of the French warship that carried the Marquis de Lafayette is crossing the Atlantic.
Food blogger Jack Monroe quits Twitter over homophobic attacks from fake Ukip troll
A man has been arrested after sending homophobic abusive tweets to campaigner Jack Monroe.
Australia: Woman charged with having sex with dog attacks photographer in foul-mouthed rant
A warrant had been issued for her arrest after she failed to appear in court on 7 April to answer seven charges
Indonesian woman beheaded in Saudi Arabia for murder of 4-year-old girl
Saudi Arabia has executed an Indonesian domestic worker days after beheading another woman from the country.
Wales: 8-year-old Christopher Furniss-Roe hanged himself in bedroom after argument with his little sister
Child was discovered unconscious in his room, hanging from his bunk bed by a belt tied around his neck.
NFL star Aaron Hernandez was high on 'angel dust' when he killed Odin Lloyd
Convicted killer has been moved to maximum security prison and given the official number of Prisoner W106228.
Oxford: Inspector Morse's Randolph Hotel engulfed in flames
The luxury five-star Randolph Hotel in Oxford is on fire, with staff and guests forced to flee the building on Beaumont Street.
