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Woman charged over alleged road rage murder 'wrote 'Tried to warn Em' post on Facebook'

20-year-old Graciela Paulino was charged with murder after an incident authorities said appeared to be gun violence from a random traffic encounter.

Jury weeps over baby boy abused so badly his legs had to be amputated, parents sentenced to 10 years

A baby boy who was just 41-days-old at the time has had both his legs amputated after suffering abuse from his parents.

James Bulger killer Jon Venables attacked with boiling water after prisoner finds out his identity

Venables was recalled to prison for the second time after over 1,000 child abuse images were found on his laptop.

Hero skydiving instructor plummets to death after saving life of student whose parachute failed

A heroic skydiver plunged to his death after saving the life of a student whose equipment failed during a training exercise.

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British women come in all shapes and sizes - online retail must stop being average

Despite the emergence of multi-channel retail, digital disruption and the array of choice on the high street, shoppers in the UK and around the world are still expected to buy clothes according to rigid and outdated size definitions.

'Devil incarnate' football coach Barry Bennell sentenced to 31 years for child rape

Paedophile football coach Barry Bennell described as "sheer evil" as he is sentenced to 31 years for 50 counts of child sex abuse.

3 refugees stabbed by pensioner outside church in Denmark

Syrian, Afghan and Iraqi refugees injured by pensioner in knife attack outside church in Heilbronn, Denmark.

Elderly woman fights off attacker by grabbing his 'gonads' and 'squeezing them as hard as I could'

Leo Miller allegedly tried to suffocate Charlotte Simmons with a plastic bag in their Oregon home, but the elderly woman was having none of it.

American troops eat lizards and drink cobra blood during gruesome military training in Thailand

US Marines learned jungle survival techniques during a recent training exercise in Chonburi province, Thailand.

Florida massacre: Donald Trump now polling Mar-a-Lago golf buddies to decide on gun policy

Survivors from the school and activists have called on Trump to take action on current gun laws in place.

Legendary guitar-maker hanging by a string: Gibson faces bankruptcy

The iconic guitar-maker Gibson that has been used by pop stars as diverse as Bob Marley and Guns N' Roses axeman could face bankruptcy.

Israel-Poland Holocaust argument escalates: Swastikas drawn on embassy in Tel Aviv

Swastikas drawn on Polish embassy in Tel Aviv, Israel, after Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki says Jews were among perpetrators of the Holocaust.

Internet reacts to KFC stores across the U.K. running out of chicken

Where can you still buy KFC? 600 UK stores close due to supplier problems

UK residents marching to KFC for a feed of fried chicken are being turned away by locked doors and closure signs.

German teen Isis bride gets six years in Iraqi jail after running away at 15

Linda Wenzel joined Isis aged 15 after being groomed online. Iraqi troops captured her hiding in the rubble of Mosul last summer as they liberated the city.

Another brutal child-rape case emerges in Pakistan as Zainab's killer gets 4 death sentences

The vicim's mother had registered a complaint with the police and the suspect has been taken into custody.

Man fakes his kidnapping to get drunk with friends but gets caught after girlfriend involves police

A 45-year-old man who wanted money to get drunk with his friends faked his kidnapping with the help of his pals but got caught after his girlfriend informed the police.

Numbskull thieves steal skeleton and attempt getaway on public bus

Police are on the hunt for three thieves who stole a skeleton from a shopping centre in Adelaide, Australia.

'Love is love': US Olympic skier 'so happy' that candid kiss with boyfriend aired on TV

Team USA skier Gus Kenworthy shared a kiss with his boyfriend Matthew Wilkas at the bottom of the hill before his event on Sunday, and it soon went viral.

Bill Gates says the rich should pay 'significantly higher' taxes

Microsoft founder Bill Gates said that ultra-wealthy people like him should be made to pay "significantly" higher taxes.

Watch as Sinabung volcano erupts and sends a towering ash column into the sky

The volcano, one of three currently erupting in Indonesia, was dormant for four centuries before exploding in 2010, killing two people.

Man charged with animal cruelty after video of him force-feeding a goat cocaine and whiskey went viral

A 28-year-old man was arrested in the US state of Georgia after a video of him grabbing a goat's horns while force-feeding the animal cocaine and whiskey went viral.

Anguished relatives waiting for news about victims of Iran plane crash

An ATR 72-500, a twin-engine turboprop operated by the Aseman Airlines, came down in a mountainous region in southern Iran on 18 February killing 66 people.

Four Playful Panda Cubs Entertain Chinese Zoo Visitors

Chinese pandas roll and play in the snow after being let out for the first time in Finland zoo

The pair Pyry ("Snowfall") and Lumi ("Snow") in Finnish had been kept under quarantine.

Paramedics left stunned as angry resident leaves 'move your van' note on ambulance attending a 999 call

Katie Tudor, a paramedic mentor for West Midlands Ambulance Service, posted the image of the hand-written note on Twitter which read "move your van from outside my house".

Walker dies after falling more than 800ft down a cliff on Snowdon

It is believed that the unnamed trekker, who was with a group of friends, slipped on ice and snow before falling from Clogwyn Coch.

American Airlines employee saves two teenage girls from possible human trafficking plot

A quick-thinking American Airlines employee saved two girls from possible sex trafficking after acting on some clear warning signs.

Outsourcing to Capita blamed for UK Army manpower crisis despite record numbers applying

The British Army is dealing with a manpower crisis despite a record 100,000 would-be recruits applying to join the Armed Forces.

Oxfam accused of cover up by redacting aid worker names in Haiti scandal

Oxfam released its report into the Haiti scandal but redacted the names of aid workers involved.

Travelodge to create 450 new jobs from its £140m hotel opening spree

Hotel accuses father of 14-year-old girl of being paedophile while they visit cancer-stricken mum

Staff at budget hotel chain Travelodge accused the father of a 14-year-old girl of being a paedophile after he and his daughter booked a room to visit his cancer-stricken mum.

Winter Olympics: Probe launched after Russian athlete suspected of doping

The Russian delegation at the Pyeongchang Olympics has announced that one of its athletes has failed a drug test.

Top Gear to Grand Tour: We won't insult countries

Top Gear presenter Matt LeBlanc says the show will not insult the people in the countries they visit, as it has in the past.

Rare 300-year-old 'sex manual' features monsters and witchcraft

A 300-year-old "sex manual" that was banned until the 1960s due to its shocking content featuring magic and myth, is set to be sold in auction next month.