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Two young women convicted of actual bodily harm after dressing up as clowns and wielding a sand-pit toy.

The sign was spotted outside Waterloo station.

Kotap, aged four, had only a plastic bottle for company and was fed a human diet that included sugary drinks.

The Latin American nation is in a severe economic and political crisis as anti-government protests continue.

Former England star Adam Hollioake said: 'I was in so much shock I didn't even get her registration'.

You read that right – on Tanna, Prince Philip is seen as the fulfilment of an ancient prophecy.

Desperate bid to improve grades will now see Henry Lynch II and Troy Kiphuth face burglary charges.

Low-level violence has left hundreds dead and tens of thousands displaced.

A policewoman uploaded the photo to raise awareness about the consequences of opioid use.

The search comes just days after surfer Matthew Bryce was saved.

Tipsy driver claimed, falsely, to be the former secretary of state.

Venezuelan security forces battled protesters who lit fires and hurled stones and petrol bombs in Caracas.

'I don't exclude mental problems. Even the worst parrot in the world doesn't justify this,' said investigating magistrate.

A cat trolled a sheep until it got headbutted into next week in a sweet piece of animal justice.

Komodo National Park's head said the incident was 'the first in the past five years'.

Mistaken for an Islamist militant Abas Siraji was shot dead by bodyguards of a government official

Buckingham Palace has announced that Prince Philip will no longer carry out public engagements, starting this autumn.

'This further amplifies our yearly message of encouraging "Fun Without Guns",' said police.

A Royal Household meeting has sparked rumours on social media.

President Joseph Kabila's officials are accused of a political blockade and violence against civilians.

The woman only knew that the man was called 'Michael', but there were four at the hotel that night.

Updates as oldest ever male member of Royal family to stand down from duties in Autumn

The victim, Abbas Siraji, was the youngest minister to serve in Somalia's new cabinet formed in March.

Kimberly Adie said staff at a Winnipeg salon refused her a pedicure because she was too large.

The man's widower filed a lawsuit after reportedly being told that the home did not 'deal with their kind'.

Inspectors from Guinea, Sierra Leone and Guinea-Bissau raided 37 vessels of which 11 were found breaching regulations.

An official royal announcement is expected at 10am on 4 May.

Deal called off over claims Chinese partners failed to meet payment obligations.

Europol discovered jihadist online platform during internet crackdown.