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Arctic wolf missing in London: Stuffed animal worth £32,000 stolen from Chelsea flat

Early morning party ends in missing taxidermy specimen and police seeking three suspects.

Knottingley fire: Packed Bay Horse pub set alight in arson attack by men wearing Scream masks

Two males wearing 'Ghostface' masks from the horror film franchise are accused of the attack on a Yorkshire pub.

Cannabis legalisation: MPs argue that smoking marijuana is a 'human right'

European Convention on Human Rights allows British citizens to smoke pot in small amounts, say MPs.

WestJet flight attendant's cheeky safety demo goes viral

Millions have viewed Mike McAdam's demo on the Las Vegas-Regina flight after a vet posted the video on Facebook.

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Millionaire Kim Davies used children's gravestones to illegally redecorate Llanwenarth House

Tycoon fined after adding Jacuzzi and cinema to listed building which inspired All Things Bright and Beautiful.

Taiwan: Men are flocking to McDonald's for a glimpse of 'McGoddess'

Wei Han Xu, a part-time worker and college student, is winning fans because of her doll-like features.

Sex offences on trains and at stations soar to record high with 25% increase in 2015

Police recorded 1,399 sex offences between 2014-15, an increase of 282 on the previous year.

Ugliest wax museum in China? Fans furious at 'barely identical' figures of celebrities [Photos]

The wax statues at the Foreign Celebrity Wax Museum have reportedly enraged celebrities and their fans.

English schoolchildren among unhappiest in the world

Charity survey finds British children unhappier than those in Ethiopia, Algeria and Nepal.

Bangkok blast: Erawan shrine reopens to public

Handful of people place flowers or light incense in front of slightly damaged statue of God Brahma.

US: FDA approves libido enhancing 'Viagra' drug for women

Flibanserin, to be sold as Addyi, approved by FDA after the pink pill was rejected twice.

UK: Fracking part of 27 onshore blocks offered by Oil and Gas Authority to 12 companies

A second lot of 132 blocks expected to be up for offer later this year.

Bangkok bomb: Thai authorities suspect Uighur link to Erawan shrine attack

Investigators suspect blast could be retaliation by Uighur separatists for recent crackdown.

Isis in Syria: Militants behead scholar Khaled Assad and hang his body in main square of Palmyra

The 82-year-old scholar was detained and interrogated for over a month before being killed.

Former Subway spokesman Jared Fogle to plead guilty to child porn charges

The news comes 6 weeks after authorities seized electronics and other items from his home.

World Humanitarian Day: Recognising those facing danger to help others

World Humanitarian Day is observed on 19 August to highlight work of humanitarian aid workers.

Indiana woman becomes 'consecrated virgin' in wedding to Jesus attended by hundreds

The woman became one of 230 consecrated virgins in the US.

Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's lawyers appeal for new trial

The convicted terrorist's attorneys argue he did not get a fair trial due to 'intense' media focus.

Bangkok bomb: Attacks at Erawan Shrine and Sathorn Pier work of same bombers

Bomb thrown from a bridge at Bangkok's Sathorn pier and device at Erawan shrine work of same perpetrators.

Spain: Animal rights activist called a 'whore' by police for comforting dying bull

Female animal rights activist bravely comes to the rescue of a dying bull before being pulled out of the ring.

UK: Doctors find unborn twin inside woman after 45 years

Woman left horrified after finding unborn twin growing inside her with face, one eye, tooth and black hair.

Nigeria: Boko Haram gunmen shoot fleeing villagers killing 150 people

Villagers surprised by jihadists on motorcycles were killed in most recent attack on Kukuwa-Gari village.

Creator of Russian 'selfies with dead' competition defends pictures as 'art'

Moderator Alfred Polyakov defends site, after selfies with dead bodies competition shocks Russia.

Seattle: Police officers stop speeding car and end up helping to deliver baby

Officers stopped a car after it drove through a red light after driver was rushing pregnant wife to hospital.

Matisyahu: Jewish singer's concert cancellation at Spanish festival over Palestine causes stir

Rototom Sunsplash festival organisers accused of anti-Semitism after Matisyahu's performance is called off.

Hackney: Police arrest man caught in video keying Aston Martin Vantage in Tesco car park

Metropolitan Police said in a statement they have arrested a 48-year-old man.

Flight to Ibiza ends with passenger bleeding and missing ear

Witness saw man with dangling ear running down centre aisle of plane as it arrived at its destination.

Bangkok bomb: Mourners light candles to pay tribute to victims

Mourners gathered at Ratchaprasong intersection to pay tribute to those who died during a blast in Bangkok.

KKK member built X-ray machine 'to kill Muslims and Barack Obama'

Crawford allegedly dubbed machine 'Hiroshima on a light switch'.

Edward Heath child abuse: Prison officer in North Yorkshire claims former prime minister abused him

Alleged Incident did not happen in Yorkshire and is being investigated by Wiltshire Police.

Young reader's 'adorable' apology note for ripped Asterix library book becomes internet sensation

The note has Facebook users sharing love of reading on Canadian public library page.

Desmond Tutu's daughter 'concerned but not panicked' about father's health

Desmond Tutu has been admitted to hospital due to "inflammation", his daughter said on 18 August.

Bangkok bomb: British victim named as Vivian Chan killed in Thailand Erawan Shrine blast

Chan, originally from Hong Kong, was killed in the bomb blast at the Erawan Shrine.

Mediterranean migrants: 8 arrested for murder after 49 people suffocate in sinking ship's hold

Eight youngsters suspected of being people traffickers accused of beating migrants in the hold.

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