North Korea shows off fighter jets at its first international air show
The usually secretive state invited foreign tourists and journalists to its first 'international friendship' event.
Judge John Tsoho steps down in Nnamdi Kanu trial
Tsoho steps down after Kanu and co-defendants accuse him of conflicting rulings
Calais Jungle closure: 'Kids will try to take even bigger risks' before bulldozers flatten camp
There are currently no provisions for the 1,022 unaccompanied minors in the refugee camp.
British female pilot becomes world's youngest commercial captain at 26
According to EasyJet, only 5% of commercial captains are women.
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The Philippines could see credit rating downgraded over Duterte's brutal drug war
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Peace never achieved by dropping bombs from 30,000ft, Emily Thornberry tells Labour conference
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Philippine Airlines plane forced to make emergency landing in Manila after smoke sighted in cabin
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Judge Paola Di Nicola said books could help girl understand the extent of the damage she suffered.
British 9/11 victim's brother wins lottery to meet terrorist mastermind Khaled Sheikh Mohammed
Matt Campbell has been selected by lottery to attend the trial at Guantanamo.
Curfew lifted in Charlotte as peaceful protests over police shooting take place outside NFL game
Authorities have released footage of the incident.
Woman faces 4 years in jail for letting boyfriend abuse 1-year-old son and cause severe head injury
The man was jailed for six and a half years over multiple charges of ill-treatment of a child.
UK's biggest independent co-op pays £14,000 to worker for breaching minimum wage laws
This is said to be the highest single payout made by any UK company till date in this regard.
Commuting an hour into London could save you hundreds of thousands of pounds on house prices
Lloyds Bank research shows scale of savings on property purchases made by commuters into London.
LA police arrest 17-year-old girl and two men in connection with triple murders in Fullerton
Police have found Katlynn Goodwill Yost, the missing 17-year-old daughter of the deceased couple.
Australian surfer Cooper Allen mauled in upper thigh in vicious New South Wales shark attack
17-year-old Allen was pulled from the water by his friend and later received medical attention.
Hang Twenty: Photos of the annual surfing dogs' competition in California
The dogs braved unusually high surf this year, which led to many wipe-outs, but they seemed to love it.
Francois Hollande visits Calais 'Jungle' camp and urges UK to help resolve migrant crisis
The French president wants to move refugees to reception centres across France so that they can be provided asylum.
Australia's Victoria state bans mooning and streaking in public
Under the Crimes Amendment (Sexual Offences) Act 2016, offenders can face up to six months in jail.
Kenya: Deputy President William Ruto denies he is corrupt and can account for all his success
The self-made politician has been accused of involvement in dubious land deals.
Nigeria: Boko Haram leader Abubakar Shekau rejects claims of being shot, taunts military in new video
In an unverified video, the purported leader says he will not be killed 'until my time comes'.
North Korea's cold war era allies taking strong action to isolate Kim Jong-un regime
Angola, Mongolia, Singapore and Poland to kick out foreign workers, revoke visa-free travel.
Kidnapped Roman Catholic priest murdered in Mexico days after 2 others were killed
Jose Alfredo Lopez Guillen was kidnapped from his home on 19 September in Janamuato, in western Mexico.
US and South Korea conduct joint naval drill in Sea of Japan in latest show of force against North Korea
The navies used missile destroyers equipped with Aegis missile defence system during the exercise.
Opec members to discuss oil production freeze in Algeria meeting
Algerian oil minister Noureddine Bouterfa hopes to achieve 'elements of an agreement'.
Philippines: WikiLeaks releases diplomatic cable alleging Duterte 'admitted complicity' in Davao killings
The leaked cable was written by Kristie Kenny, who was the then US ambassador to the Philippines.
Two Hungarian police officers wounded in Budapest blast, police launch manhunt for male suspect
Local media reports say CCTV footage shows a bag being left at the spot by an unidentified man prior to the blast.
Washington mass shooting suspect Arcan Cetin had been barred from owning a gun by court order
Cetin was reportedly fascinated by serial killer Ted Bundy and 'awkward' with girls in school.
Malaysia professor: People from Sabah state 'have natural antibodies that defend them against Zika'
Malaysian professor Kamruddin Ahmed says Zika virus may not affect Sabahans the same way as others.
Sunderland: Woman, 26, 'abducted and raped by gang of migrants' after drink was spiked
The mother-of-three said she woke up in a strange house with injuries after a night out in the city.
UK ambassador walks out of UN Security Council meeting as Russia is accused of war crimes in Aleppo
French and US diplomats joined Matthew Rycroft in leaving after Syria's ambassador was called to speak.
Aleppo civilian attacks are being carried out by Islamist militia, says Russian diplomat
Assaults on humanitarian convoys are the fault of Jabhat al-Nusra.
Melbourne hosts fancy dress dachshund race
More than 50 dogs were involved in Saturday's second annual dachshund race.
Swiss vote for stricter surveillance laws in referendum
65% of the voters agree the Swiss government should have more surveillance powers.
German far-right party told to expel 'lunatic' MPs over Nazi resurgence fears
The anti-immigration party is on course to be the third-largest party in Germany.
Syrian attacks may be war crimes, according to UN Special Envoy
Incendiary bombs and bunker-busters are being used against civilians in the city of Aleppo.
Writer shot dead as he arrived for trial over insulting Islam
Nahed Hattar was on trial for sharing a cartoon showing 'the god of Isis'.
Princess Charlotte gives a cheeky wave to the crowd while Prince George refuses high-five greeting
Embarrassing moment for Canadian prime minister Trudeau as Prince George is mystified by hand gesture.
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