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UFO hunters see 'pyramid' on Nasa image of Mars speculating it was built by an ancient civilisation

Extraterrestrial hunters claim to have found a structure very similar to an Egyptian pyramid in Nasa images of Mars.

Amazon joins Wal-Mart, eBay, Target and Sears in dumping Confederate flag and merchandise

Protesters call for the Confederate floag to

Sales of flag spike on Amazon before announcement.

UK: Teenagers invent condom that changes colour when in contact with STIs

Condom changes colour every time it comes in contact with a different strain of bacteria.

Thousands of French students protest after they couldn't cope with 'impossible' exam question

More than 10,000 students have signed a petition about question on Ian McEwan's Atonement.

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BBC ageism row: 62-year-old presenter Judi Spiers loses radio job

The BBC faces fresh accusations of sexism and ageism after reportedly sacking Judi Spiers, one of the longest-serving woman presenters.

Migrant Crisis: More than 3,700 rescued in Mediterranean in two days as EU plans clampdown

Border agency to be given powers to detain and expel illegal migrants.

'Disgusting sexual monster' headteacher Anne Lakey guilty of assault on teenage boys

Acclaimed headteacher found guilty of having sex with teenager schoolboys over a three-year-period.

Auschwitz: Two British schoolboys freed after being caught stealing artefacts from camp museum

Guards found a fragment of a razor, a piece of spoon, a number of buttons and two pieces of glass.

Mexico: Notorious drug lord Rubén 'El Menchito' González rearrested

Gonzalez is alleged to have run the finances of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel

Charleston shooting: Virginia governor to remove Confederate flag from licence plates

Calls to remove Confederate flag extend beyond South Carolina after massacre.

Foreign Office warns Calais tourists to lock doors amid fears migrants will attempt to get in cars

Strikes by French ferry workers have caused havoc as Eurotunnel suspends its service.

Australia: Motorcyclist survives dramatic crash with vehicle in Queensland

CCTV footage shows a motorcyclist barely surviving a dramatic crash with a car in Brisbane.

Boko Haram: 30 killed in twin female suicide bomb attacks at busy fish market in Maiduguri

Boko Haram likely blamed for blast as groups kidnaps women and children and force them to carry out attacks.

Relatives of inmates in Roumieh prison block the road in front of a policemen bus during a protest near the prison, east of Beirut

Lebanon: Rioters at infamous Roumieh Prison list Wi-Fi in demands for improved conditions

Military forces are sent to the detention centre north-east of Beirut to quell rioters.

Syria: Thousands of refugees return home as Kurds capture more territory from Isis [Photo report]

Thousands of Syrian refugees who had fled into Turkey return home to Tal Abyad after Isis is ousted from the town.

EU to tackle migrant trafficking - Libya warns of air strikes against unauthorised vessels

The EU has announced a naval mission to break up people-trafficking rings in North Africa.

Surge of 200 million climate change refugees will reverse global healthcare progress

Cutting coal, carbon price, access to renewable energy among recommendations to improve global health.

Boko Haram in Ghana 'before 2016' threathen protesters as government demolishes their houses

Government said it demolished Sodom and Gomorrah slum in Accra to avoid deadly floods.

Burundi: Coup plotters 'unlawfully detained' as rumours of a second putsch emerge

Generals behind failed coup d'etat unlawfully detained for more than a month ahead of upcoming elections, says lawyer.

Kylie Jenner and Blac Chyna feud: Tyga's ex-fiancee to undergo plastic surgery to look like reality star?

Tyga's former fiancee Blac Chyna is allegedly not confident about her looks.

Pakistan to try cloud-seeding technology to beat Sindh heatwave as death toll crosses 600

Authorities attempt to induce artificial rainfall in Karachi to combat the devastating heatwave.

Facing hate crime is an 'everyday reality' for LGBT communities in rural areas

The study has revealed that some LGBT people are left too scared of the abuse to leave their home.

Isis: Sadistic Islamic State video shows executions by drowning, explosive beheading and RPG fire

BREAKING: Islamic State footage from Iraq's Nineveh province shows spies being executed in barbaric ways.

Edmonton beheading: Nicholas Salvador not guilty of murder by reason of insanity

BREAKING: Man who cut head of 82-year-old Palmira Silva in Edmonton deemed legally insane

General Karenzi Rwanda intelligence chief arrested

Spy chief Karenzi Karake arrest based on 'genocide lunacy' says Rwanda government

Karake was accused by a Spanish court of committing crimes against humanity during 1994 Rwanda genocide.

Disabled consumers struggle with extra everyday living costs of £550 per month

The Extra Costs Commission launched by Scope has urged government and regulators to intervene.

Lancashire: 2,000 protesters expected as council decides on Cuadrilla fracking application

Decision to be made whether two shale gas exploration sites in Lancashire will be approved.

Rwanda spy chief Karenzi Karake arrest 'politically motivated' says Andrew Mitchell

MP Mitchell says Karake, accused of crimes against humanity, should be freed.

Isis Palmyra: Islamic State blows up ancient Muslim shrines as Syrian army advances

Islamic State says it started destroying 'polytheism landmarks' after planting mines around Palmyra ruins.

Greece: Thousands rally in support of staying in eurozone

Demo marks second time in a week that there has been a public protest by pro-European Greeks.

Italian match-fixing probe: Chairman of Serie B side Catania arrested

Antonino Pulvirenti among seven held by police over accusations Sicilian side bribed opponents.

Should Ukip LGBT be banned from the Pride London parade?

Ukp LGBT has presented Pride organisers with a horrible dilemma.

Food System Shock Report: Mankind doomed if basic agricultural production doesn't soar by 2050

Soaring human population could 'trigger a spike in food prices, leading to substantial knock-on effects'

Pakistan: Bodies pile up as Karachi heatwave kills hundreds during Ramadan fast [graphic images]

Karachi mortuaries at bursting point as fatalities increase during intense heatwave.

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