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Dental students at Yale took selfie with two severed heads during workshop

In a picture obtained by AP, dental students and a top professor at Yale are seen looking into a camera with two severed heads.

Hollywood director's Muslim convert son who joined al-Qaeda calls for more recruits to join him in Syria

London-born Lucas Kinney stars has appeared in a new al-Qaeda propaganda video where he appeals for jihadists to join the fight against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in Arabic.

£40m funding increase for controversial private disability assessment firms

Private firms carrying out controversial disability assessments have been given a £40m increase in funding, despite concerns over the system.

Paedophile nurse found with child porn images escapes jail but is banned from medicine

Lee Mousley was working for Newcastle Hospitals NHS Trust when police searched his home in March 2016 and found a horde of indecent images on his computer.

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Walmart’s Asda recalls Disney treats over contamination fears

Asda shoppers brawl over reduced 10p sandwiches

Greater Manchester Police attended an incident at an Asda store where several shoppers got into a fight at the reduced section stock just before closing time.

The Prince of Bengal curry house in Tonypandy where owner Kamrul Islam threw chilli powder in a customer’s eyes after he complained about being served “rubbery” chicken

Curry chef threw chilli powder into diner's eyes over 'rubbery' chicken complaint

The owner of a South Wales curry house owner threw chilli powder in a customer's eyes after he complained about being served "rubbery" chicken, a court has heard.

Inside the Welsh terraced house that shipped fentanyl around the world in dark web operation

Inside the Welsh drugs 'lab' in Newport where 25-year-old Kyle Enos ran a sophisticated import/export business using bitcoin on the dark web.

Is the CPS really to blame for collapsing rape trials?

Amid the collapse of several rape trials as key evidence emerges, who is to blame for the crisis in Britain's judicial system?

Biotech CEO 'injects himself with untested herpes vaccine' in front of live audience

Ascendance Biomedical CEO Aaron Traywick claims to demonstrate company's herpes treatment at body hack conference in Austin.

Teacher showed pupils Isis videos in class 'to give better view' of extremists

Umar Haque on trial at the Old Bailey accused of plotting string of terror attacks in UK admits wanting to give 'more holistic' view of Isis.

Super Bowl anti-terrorism plans left on commercial flight

Files contained reports of an anti-terrorism exercise carried out in preparation for Sunday's Super Bowl.

Stanford: Chinese women come out in support of rape victim, posted photos on social media

Stanford rape case: Survivors of sexual violence respond as university axes assault plaque

Should we commemorate sexual violence in public spaces like we do other horrific crimes?

Inside an eerie, abandoned ski resort near the Demilitarised Zone (DMZ) in South Korea

The Alps Ski Resort was one of South Korea's first winter sports destinations, attracting tens of thousands of skiers every year, until it abruptly shut in 2006.

British hacker Lauri Love escapes extradition to US over FBI and Nasa breach

Lauri Love has won his appeal against extradition to the United States for allegedly hacking the Federal Reserve and US Army.

'Sugar baby' reveals how much she makes for sexual favours and companionship in tell-all AMA

Reddit user trodc1997 reveals in Ask Me Anything chat how much she typically earns from sugar daddies and how sexual things usually get.

Germany to compensate 25,000 Algerian Jews who survived the Holocaust

During World War II Algeria was under the control of France's Vichy government, which collaborated with the Nazis.

Teen 'dropped in boiling cauldron' during witch carnival in Germany

Police in the Black Forest have identified suspects alleged to have pulled her out of a crowd of spectators and carried her over to the cauldron but the joke went wrong.

Heartbreaking picture of widower next to his wife's casket goes viral

The picture of a widower sitting by his wife's casket in a Kentucky funeral home has gone viral on Facebook. The photographer said she shared it per the man's family's request.

Los Angeles cops confiscated 14 burritos which were stuffed with 25 pounds of methamphetamine during a routine traffic stop

Police pull over car in routine traffic stop and find 14 burritos stuffed with 25lbs of meth

Handgun, substantial amount of cash and class A drugs found in car of nervous driver in LA traffic stop.

Graduate salaries fail to keep pace as student debt soars

Too many students plunging into debts of £50,000 just to receive "paltry" salaries, according to chairman of Education Select Committee.

Russian teenager murders mother of two by forcing car jack inside her

Svetlana Sapogova left to die in car after murderer beat and raped her with stick and car jack. Pair met after mutual friend's funeral.

Berlin Wall 1961 to 1989: Pictorial history of the Cold War barrier and famous escapes

The Berlin Wall has now been dismantled for as long as it stood - 28 years, two months and 26 days, or 10,316 days in total.

Peter Kay dead? Football pundit gets it very wrong on Twitter thanks to Wikipedia hoax

Former Everton and England footballer Peter Reid red-faced after tweeting his shock that comedian was dead. But Peter Kay still alive and well.

'Made me sick': Twitter outraged after 'tasteless' Dodge Super Bowl ad uses MLK speech to sell trucks

"That ad turned my stomach," one Twitter user wrote.

The Berlin Wall has now been down for as long as it stood

Berlin was divided for 10,316 days, and 5 February 2018 marks 10,316 days since the wall's construction began, meaning the city has now been united for a longer period.

'I am not afraid of you': Paris attacks suspect Salah Abdeslam defiant as Belgian trial begins

The only surviving suspect of the 2015 Paris terror attacks has refused to cooperate with the court at a hearing in Brussels related to separate terror charges.

Eastern Europeans 10 times more productive at farm labour than Brits

Young people asked to work on farm in Cornwall pickings cabbages as part of BBC's Inside Out South West programme.

China's Lunar New Year: Chaotic scenes as hundreds of millions of people travel home for holiday

The world's largest annual migration is underway as hundreds of millions of Chinese people head back home to celebrate the Lunar New Year with their families.

British holiday rep Ellie Chessell was attacked with acid leaving her with 50 per cent burns while working in Portugal

Brit holiday rep's attacker said 'sorry' before throwing two litres of acid in her face

Ellie Chessell, a holiday rep in Portugal, has said she is haunted by the word "sorry" an attacker uttered before dousing her with acid leaving her with 50% burns.