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French archbishop warns of 'the great replacement' while speaking out about Muslim birth rate

Luc Ravel also attacked his country's "promotion" of abortion.

Sorry Nadiya, but a token Muslim is better than no Muslims at all

Workforces need to represent this country's diversity. A token effort is the first step towards this.

5-year-old boy among thousands of children sexting and sending explicit photos

Police spoke to nearly 400 children under age of 12 about sexting in the past three years.

Five Shocking Bans On Women Around The World

Five shocking bans women face around the world

There is only one country in the world where women are restricted from voting.

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Pamplona's San Fermin festival 2017: Not just a load of bulls

The Fiesta de San Fermin is not just about the running of the bulls; it is a religious festival and a celebration of Basque folklore and tradition.

EU anti-people smuggling mission backfires as more migrants die in Mediterranean

House of Lords' EU External Affairs Sub-Committee says Operation Sophie should not be renewed.

Grenfell Tower search may last 4 months as police use sieves to find fire victims

Officer describes painstaking work involved in sifting through ton of debris to find human remains.

Japan's 'black widow' Chisako Kakehi admits killing her fourth partner

The woman told the court that there was 'no mistake' in poisoning her husband Isao Kakehi.

Fire engulfs Weybridge Community Hospital as explosions are heard from miles away

Police say there have been no reported injuries and the cause is still under investigation.

Passenger removed from Garuda Indonesia flight over 'bomb' joke

The incident took place on a flight from Timika Airport in Papua to Denpasar, Bali.

Research: Whales Stressed Out By Shipping Noise

Whale kills Canada fisherman moments after he rescues it from fishing net

Joe Howlett had saved dozens of endangered whales caught in nets during the past 15 years.

News anchor expecting first child fires back at viewer for body-shaming her

The viewer sent a voicemail to Laura Warren, asking her to buy some 'decent' maternity clothes.

Four-year-old girl dies in Wisconsin after fireworks explosion 'was set by her father'

Authorities will decided whether to pursue charges after an autopsy takes place.

NYPD officers turn their backs on Mayor De Blasio at funeral of slain police officer

De Blasio is criticised for flying to Hamburg a day after Officer Miosotis Familia was murdered.

Dozens of strangers in Florida make a human chain to save people trapped in rip tide

Some witnesses criticised lacklustre police response as members of the public leapt to action.

Isis forced children 'to cut body parts from captured combatants' in Mosul

Harrowing stories are emerging from the newly-liberated city Mosul after it's recapture.

Texas teenager dies after electrocution from using cellphone in bathtub

The girl's family hopes her death will help raise awareness over phone safety.

Man 'kills himself by jumping into volcano crater leaving suicide note in his backpack'

A 38-year-old man killed himself by jumping into the Kilauea volcano in Hawaii on Sunday.

Tennessee mosque vandalised with anti-Muslim graffiti and bacon

One picture showed green writing which read "We are VANDAL group".

'We don't endorse Netanyahu' says Thom Yorke as Radiohead resists calls to boycott Israel

Pressure is growing on Oxford band to cancel show on 19 July.

'You deserved one last picture' says mum who sent daughter's photo to ex before killing her

Cody-Anne Jackson has admitted murdering her daughter Macey Hogan in Stoke-on-Trent in 2016.

Air Canada passenger plane crash landing

Air Canada plane narrowly avoids 'worst aviation disaster in history'

The flight from Toronto managed to land without incident at San Francisco airport on its second attempt.

Man who removed balaclava launched brutal machete attack in Stockport brawl

A man was seen jumping out of a Mini and attacking two people with a machete before fleeing.

Acid attack suspect John Tomlin blows kisses during court appearance

His alleged victims were left with life-changing injuries and say they were targeted because they are Muslim.

Taylor Review fudge will do nothing to prevent the gig economy's race to the bottom

Long seen as the government's "get out of jail free card", the report contains little to warm the heart.

Isis leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is dead, according to senior militants

Baghdadi was reportedly killed near Raqqa, Syria, where Isis are hanging on to their last significant gains.

Tensions flare on Lesbos after migrants set fire to tents protesting 'inexcusable' living conditions

3,000 people are living in the refugee camp in "overcrowded, unhygienic and unsafe" conditions, say activists.

Clubber masturbated at woman on the bus - so she filmed it and shamed him on Facebook

"I hope you think about it before you do something similar again," she says as he tries to cover up.

Battle for Raqqa: Occupy Wall Street activist killed fighting Isis

American Robert Grodt and Luke Rutter, from the UK, were fighting alongside Kurdish soldiers.

Yemen is suffering at the hands of Saudi Arabia - and the UK is profiting

Human Rights Watch has identified at least 81 apparently unlawful attacks by the Saudi-led coalition.

Hiroshima before the nuclear bombing shown in beautiful new video, compared with brutal aftermath

140,000 people were killed in the blast – almost half the population of the thriving city.

Bristol police officer charged with assault after force's own race relations adviser Tasered

PC Claire Boddie is accused of assault over the incident involving Judah Adunbi.

Arkansas is going to force rape survivors to tell their rapist before having an abortion

It will also ban a safe and medically-proven termination method.

Will Microsoft's Calibri font send Pakistan's first family to prison?

Nawaz Sharif's daughter submitted 'original documents' from 2006 in Calibri but the font was introduced only in 2007.

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