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First daughter is expected to dine with German Chancellor Angela Merkel during her visit.

Ceiling of a juice enterprise collapsed causing a flow of fruit nectar down the streets.

The disturbing revelation was made to Parliament by British lawmaker Sir Alan Duncan.

Tom Harrison, aka Mr Gorilla, is crawling the entire route.

Said Ahmed Latif, 36, of Hartlepool pleaded guilty to assault at Teeside Magistrates' Court.

Authorities discovered a home littered with mattresses during a raid in Edgware.

Three suspected militants blew themselves up, while another was shot dead by security forces.

Meghan Alt pleaded guilty to possessing pornographic images of a four-year-old.

IT engineer installed malware to steal proprietary data - but was only caught after hacking other employees.

Paul Randolf Brumfield Jr was fleeing from police when he fatally struck Jack Phoenix.

As his 100th day in office approaches, IBTimes UK rounds up the 100 best (or worst) photos of President Donald J Trump.

Joshua Benz allegedly flagged down a patrol car before taking drugs.

The Ched Evans case will put countless victims off reporting rapes.

Creepy dolls litter the ghost town of Pripyat, but were they abandoned by fleeing children or placed there by visitors?

The pair were saved by a burst water pipe after being left for dead.

The Mar-a Lago resort has hosted several world leaders.

Former health minister criticised for tweet about report warning of three million undernourished chuildren

The boy's father, who picked him up and fled the scene, said: "It makes me wonder what society is coming to."

Officials in Xinjiang, home to around 10 million Muslims, released a list of prohibited names.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi calls the attack "cowardly and deplorable".

Local reports suggest the blast targeted census workers.

A South Korean think tank said women in North Korea are waking up to global fashion trends despite the regime's tight controls.

'I never met my real Dad but it okay because you treat me like I'm your son'

Photo goes viral and starts debate about the ethics of shark fishing.

Michael Casteel arrested over 'poor judgement' after running into burning house to retrieve two cans.

Ucas' Mary Curnock Cook says there is no harm in doing temporary, voluntary or non-graduate work.

Prime Minister Shinzo Abe had recently said Pyongyang may be capable of delivering missiles equipped with sarin gas.

In 2000, Texas executed two convicts, which was the last time a double execution was carried out in the US.

The drill was conducted near the eastern port city of Wonsan as Pyongyang marked the 85th founding anniversary of its army.