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Karl Quayle jailed for 12 months for prolonged attack at party in Staffordshire he was not invited to.

Sherin Mathews was reported missing on 7 October from Richardson, Texas, and her body was found from a culvert near her home two weeks later.

Elisha Cooke-Moore alleged her doctors recommended she go forward with surgeries based on their misinterpretations of her blood report.

High Court Judge Helen Cull ordered the conservative National Party to pay the Detroit rapper's publisher 600,000 New Zealand dollars ($415,000) plus interest breaching copyright.

The incumbent ran on predictable platform in unpredictable times and prevailed despite his ambition to change the constitution few have an appetite for.

Kaylee Bays was hopeful her baby was on the way, but the contractions stopped and she jokingly asked Judge Lynn Davis to serve an eviction notice on her baby.

Mandela's widow, Kofi Annan and Ban Ki-Moon among those to take part in Edlers march calling for global peace in London.

Karon Grieve was the sole passenger on the plane, as of the three who had booked the flight, two did not turn up.

Jessica Lynn Good was also given two decades of probation when she is released from prison and ordered to pay $69,565 in compensation.

When police officers tried to perform CPR on the victim, the dog moved to attack them as well.

Ahmadreza Djalali, is an emergency medicine specialist and a lecturer at Stockholm's Karolinska Institute.

Ethnic tensions between Buddhists and Rohingya Muslims have existed in Myanmar for decades. Almost one million Rohingya refugees fled to Bangladesh as violence erupted.

A California woman was arrested after allegedly using a duffel bag to kidnap her own newborn. She did not want her baby to be taken away from her after testing positive for meth.

Cambridge University is facing proposals to ensure there are more black and minority ethnic writers on their English literature course.

An emergency call handler was told by a child that his 46-year-old father Barry Dermot 'had been sniffing white powder and drinking alcohol'. Dermot was later arrested.

An Oklahoma deputy arrested 54-year-old John Wayne Kellerman for speeding after finding him "nearly naked" with a thong covering his genitals and petroleum jelly over his body.

Ayhan Uzun filmed himself firing a gunshot into his head whilst broadcasting on Facebook Live. It was reported that his family and friends begged him not to kill himself.

Business analyst Qingqing Rao, 30, was left in persistent vegetative state after a knife attack by by Barry Peacham, 26, on Valentine's Day eve this year.

A Texas mother discovered a video of a man raping her 7-year-old daughter on his tablet's "deleted photos" folder. Jose Trinidad Gonzalez, 35, is in custody.

Brazilian international goalkeeper Jefferson was driving to training in Rio de Janeiro when he was carjacked by three armed men on Sunday (22 October).

The fashion photographer Terry Richardson responds to the ban by Condé Nast over his ban from the publishing house saying his photo shoots were "sexual" but "consensual".

The country has long struggled with high crime rates. New statistics show improvement for many provinces while little has changed in others.

Ahad Ali, 21, of Sidney Street, east London imprisoned a sex worker at his flat and raped her multiple times. He has been jailed for 12 years.

A lorry driver faces 81 years behind bars and eight cane lashes after raping and molesting his pre-teen daughter over a period of four years in Malaysia.

Richard Kray, accused of strangling his 19-year-old daughter, Olivia, appeared in court but was unable to enter a plea because he is still being assessed by psychiatrists

Sabah Khan pleaded guilty to murdering her older sister Saima at their family home in Luton on 23 May 2016.

Mother-of-one Natalia Nemets suffered a horrific death when molten caramel spilled into a huge vat that she was cleaning at a confectionery factory in Russia.

A study by the University of Glasgow found that unemployed people had a mortality rate three times bigger than health and business professionals or teachers.

Despite torrential rain in Bangkok, crowds of mourners have begun camping on the streets around the royal palace ahead of the funeral of Thailand's late King Bhumibol Adulyadej.