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The authorities at a Mexican airport found four human skulls inside a package that was being shipped to the United States.

The family of famous actor Benedict Cumberbatch may face legal action for their links to the slave trade in Barbados.

Several top football players were detained by Iranian police on New Year's Eve in Tehran.

Sara Khadem is reportedly planning to settle in Spain after photos of her taking part in an international tournament without a hijab went viral.

The former first lady of the United States, Michelle Obama, has revealed that she "could not stand" her husband, Barack Obama, for almost 10 years.

There has long been a debate whether to allow transgenders to compete against biological men or women.

Alexandra Eckersley, the adopted daughter of former Major League Baseball player Dennis Eckersley, left her newborn baby out freezing in the cold.

The University of California, in San Francisco, has released a report apologising for unethical dermatology experiments conducted on prisoners.

General Alexei Maslov, a former Russian army chief with ties to Ukraine, died "suddenly" at the age of 69.

Journalist and TV personality Piers Morgan's followers were left baffled after he posted a number of offensive tweets from his account on Tuesday.

Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, who is also a staunch Putin supporter, has made some really wild and weird predictions for 2023.

The unluckiest number of the year is a surprise, the number 8.

A woman from the US did not hesitate to attack her husband at the South Carolina airport.

A heated argument between a passenger and one of the crew members of an Indian airline has taken social media by storm.

A day after Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskiy's visit to the US, Russian President Vladimir Putin has started speaking of wanting to end the war.

A famous Chinese singer deliberately infected herself with Covid-19.

A portion of a bridge constructed over six years at a cost of around £1.3 million collapsed before it could be formally opened for public use.

The Ukrainian military has been able to intercept calls between Russian soldiers and their families back home in Russia.

The New York Times has come under fire for publishing a crossword that social media users think resembles a swastika.

The number of billionaires in the UK witnessed a 20% jump when the rest of the country was struggling to cope with Covid-19.

A group of English villagers has declared the Russian president Vladimir Putin "Bellend of the Year."

An 18-year-old from Hong Kong has been sentenced to three years in detention for making fun of the national flag.

A Los Angeles Sheriff's Department (LASD) deputy has come under fire for reportedly having sex while on duty at Men's Central Jail in the city.

China sent a record 18 nuclear-capable H-6 bomber aircraft into Taiwan's air defense zone, informed the island's Defense Ministry on Tuesday.

A 23-year-old man was executed in a public hanging carried out in the city of Mashhad, Iran.

A man got stuck between the legs of an elephant statue while performing a ritual at a temple in India.

North Korea executed two high school students for reportedly watching and distributing South Korean dramas among their friends.

An Irish man who earns a whopping £105,000 per year has sued his employer, claiming he is being paid to "do nothing" at his workplace.

A man from the Indian state of Maharashtra has been booked for marrying twin sisters in a grand ceremony held in the Solapur district of the state