SOCIETY

Nearly 50% respondents from the UK, France and Finland said they considered staring at breasts sexual harassment, while it was less than 30% in Germany and Denmark.

Gunnery Sergeant Joseph Felix's case received national attention following the suicide of Pakistani-American Muslim recruit Raheel Siddiqui.

Swapnil Kulat had obliged and told the woman to sit down and have a drink with him on the day of the incident before assaulting her.

The US international goalkeeper Hope Solo has accused former Fifa president Sepp Blatter of sexual harassment, in an interview with a Portuguese newspaper.

The Isis supporters played the song 'For the sake of Allah' on repeat until the broadcaster took control of the transmission and cancelled the song after 30 minutes.

Police are searching for a man who abandoned a sick baby boy in a plastic box outside an orphanage in Quanzhou, south-east China's Fujian Province.

Authorities found the body after allegedly recieving a tip on Thursday that someone had been killed at the residence.

Ronald Russell, the pastor at the Lighthouse Mexico Church of God in Oswego County, New York, says allowing guns in the church is a method of protecting his people.

Authorities said the woman was transported to hospital and is currently in an "extremely critical condition" following the incident.

The bomb exploded outside the Le Shabby Café, close to Dante Square, Naples, at around 3.25am on Friday (19 November).

Comedian Louis C.K. says claims by five women who accused him of performing a sexual act in front of them, are true.

James Michael Watson has been charged with animal cruelty over the alleged beating that left the bulldog needing medical treatment.

Serial domestic abuser Adam McCarthy, 28, killed ex-girlfriend Sophie Ing's pet chihuahua 'outright' during a blazing row at his home in Sunderland, where he also attacked her.

A man ploughed a car into a group of students outside a college in Toulouse France. Police said the attack is not terror-related.

Andy Sandness was "without a face" since he tried to take his own life in 2006. Lilly Ross agreed to donate her late husband's face to him so he could enjoy his life once again.

Female lawyers allege that detainees masturbated at them, threatened them with sexual violence and physically attacked them at courts and in prisons in Illinois.

The 'infotainment' museum in Indonesia has come under fire for a waxwork of Adolf Hitler striking a heroic pose.

When a conversation became heated, he threatened to post naked images of his then girlfriend onto Instagram.

An Oxford man has been arrested for administering poison with intent to cause grievous bodily harm after police officers attempted to arrest him at his home.

A disgruntled Russian post office worker will not be winning employee of the month after she pepper sprayed a group of customers at the end of a long day in Nizhny Novgorod.

The Met Office predicts that the mercury could dip to as low as -8 degrees Celsius in parts of Scotland.

A radioactive cloud over Europe points to an accident at a nuclear facility in Russia or Kazakhstan in the last week of September, said the French nuclear safety institute IRSN.

Animal rights group Sea Shepherds have revealed the brutal nature of dolphin and whale hunting in the Faroe Islands.

Compiled by artist Banu Cennetoğlu, The List took up 48 pages of the daily newspaper's Thursday edition.

The 32-year-old from London worked as press officer for the Kurdish People's Protection Units (YPG) when the military base where he was stationed in Raqqa was struck in September.

An elderly lady suffered 20 facial wounds and an investigation by Japanese police has led to blood samples being taken from under the claw of a stray cat.

Emails sent between the UK's Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) and Swedish lawyers, discussing the case of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, were reportedly deleted back in 2014.

Jerrard Schmittle accused of attempting to steal money from Wells Fargo bank after telling the teller he had a gun.

Six men and three women face offences that include controlling bank accounts and the stealing wages of the people they smuggled to the UK.