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Western Australia's government allows students in government school to choose their uniforms, but option does not apply to private institutions.

Daughter of rapist dad Mario Mamani Vilca gives birth to healthy child after abortion ruled out. Her mother did not report the sexual abuse.

A forest ranger, a policeman and a conservationist have been shot dead by members of the Cambodian army with ties to illegal logging.

Technical sergeant Geraldine Lovely posts Facebook rant complaining about attitude of lower-ranked recruits.

One of the accused tricked the police by calling emergency number 100 and reporting that a man was lying unresponsive on the road.

Dublin-based Yavanna Keogh and her husband Lar are focussed on spending maximum time with their son Oscar to give him "the time of his life for however long that is".

Chancellor writes letter to Office of Tax Simplification to ask whether the system introduced last April can be made less complicated.

Audience at Trump's first State of the Union address rally to Warmbier family and defector Ji Seong-ho.

Merseyside Police was contacted after pro-Corbyn student group celebrated 'Regicide Day' on Twitter.

Private jet from Bogota raises suspicion among Border Force officers. Brothers Martin and Stephen Neil and three others to face court.

The boy's younger sister can also be seen hiding behind a wall. The video was filmed in India's western state of Rajasthan.

According to federal guidelines, airlines must permit passengers with disabilities to board flights with trained service animals or emotional-support animals.

Dezrin Ward, who had to undergo the unpleasant experience after being unable to find the children's section at Debenhams, was directed to the baby-changing area by a staff member.

China reportedly has enough nuclear weapons to deter "bullying" by other nations but claimed that it would adhere to the "no first use" policy.

Sophie Johansson alleged that a man tried to grope her and when she rejected, he smashed a bottle on her head.

Imad al-Alami, a senior Hamas figure, was declared a 'specially designated global terrorist' by the US in 2003 but was shot in the head earlier this month.

Police in the UK are worried that gangs are turning to increasingly violent tactics to groom young children to work as their drug mules.

The mother of a seven-year-old put into handcuffs after an incident at a Florida school had said that the incident amounted to "police abuse" and threatened legal action.

Amy Shepherd, 86, was found dead at her home in Wibsey in August 1994 and a post mortem revealed that she had been strangled, stabbed and sexually assaulted.

North Korea is also cutting back on training exercises as new crippling sanctions take hold, according to General Vincent K Brooks, commander of US Forces in Korea.

A high school substitute teacher is accused of performing oral sex on a male student while the student slept.

The trial of Francis Mayfield and Ricky Mayfield descended into a brawl at Sheffield Crown Court after the two were handed guilty sentences.

Melissa Miranda, 33, and her partner Josue Tovias, 28, were arrested on 27 January on suspicion of child abuse charges after the boy's appearance began changing at school.

US police forces are equipping canine units with an opioid antidote because sniffer dogs are overdosing on fentanyl, a super-strength synthetic opioid.

Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov told a reporter that groups claiming human rights violations in the region were making up false stories for money.

Mark Salling has been found dead weeks before he was due to be sentenced after pleading guilty to charges of possessing child pornography.

Nearly half of cannabis users in US states where the drug has been legalised have gone to work stoned, according to a survey.

News agency Reuters has been banned from the opening ceremony of the Winter Olympics in South Korea after it published photos of a rehearsal.

Beaches near Sydney have been hit by an invasion of larvae caused by extremely hot weather.