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Student's body recovered from crocodile-infested Mary River Wilderness Retreat.

Tribunal hears that managing director threatened blackmail when embezzlement came to light.

Two earthquakes have been recorded off the coast of Lancashire, according to the British Geological Survey.

10,000 women admitted to hospital in UK with reaction to prescription drugs, with figure rising 55% over five years.

Nursery teacher Moss, a mother-of-one, was shot as she celebrated her 24th birthday

Police were pelted with debris by far-right demonstrators at rallies throughout country.

French journalist's book reveals Colonel Gaddafi ordered kidnap of schoolgirls for use as sex slaves.

Banker's son Will Emery, 17, gains overwhelming backing from staff and pupils at £27,000-a-year school.

UK Home Secretary warns of tougher sanctions against modern-day slave drivers.

Hollywood stars Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones have ended their 13-year marriage.

Record numbers of foreign tourists visited the UK in June.

Newspaper demanded its money back after Armstrong won 2006 libel action.

A 24-year-old man is missing and believed to have been grabbed by a crocodile in the Mary River.

Experts believe the case could lead to a deluge of similar suits.

Week-old babies receiving specialist care before going on display next week.

Britain's biggest supermarket under pressure to stop stocking titles that depict women as 'sex objects'.

Sussex police force requests further government funds, but protesters brand operation 'overkill'.

The Smith and Wesson revolver carried by Wild Bill Hickok when he was shot dead at a poker table in Deadwood could fetch $500,000.

Dictator snorted cocaine and was injected with ground bulls' testicles before nights with Eva Braun.

Friends pay tribute after victim dies after celebrating 24th birthday

Extra warship deployed as Syrian government claims to have found chemical weapons traces in rebel tunnels.

Former adviser Samir Khan is 'only person I hate', says coach, after launching legal action

The clerics argue that even though the bikini round has been cancelled, the contestants should not wear body hugging clothes and gowns.

The shortage of hotel accommodation for the Fifa World Cup has led Brazil's government to ask love hotels to cater for football fans.

Under India's law, juveniles receive lighter sentences.

NSA agents tasked with intercepting terrorist communications turn sights on subjects closer to home.

Drugs worth £1.1 billion have been recovered by a Belgian drugs task force in one of Europe's biggest hauls of synthetic drugs.

Power lines to San Francisco cut as blaze doubles in size overnight.

Rim Fire, a huge raging wildfire in California is out of control near Yosemite National Park.