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Watch: Terrifying footage of a drone flying right over a passenger plane at Las Vegas airport
A drone took to the skies from Whitney Park, Las Vegas and went eerily close to a passenger plane which was on its way to land at the McCarran International Airport.
Meet the man crowdfunding to buy Katie Hopkins' home and turn it into a refugee centre
Controversial columnist has compared refugees to "cockroaches" in the past
Hackers hijack Twitter account of India's top diplomat to post photos of Pakistan's flag
"We will show you the power of the Turk!" the hackers tweeted from the compromised accounts.
Hillary Clinton slams Donald Trump for 'racist, ignorant views' on anniversary of Haiti earthquake
Hillary Clinton blasted President Trump for his remarks in the Oval Office when he allegedly described Haiti as a 's***hole' country.
UN imposes fresh sanctions on North Korea over ballistic missile tests
North Korea had said after a recent missile test that fresh united Nations (UN) sanctions would only make the state accelerate its nuclear programme.
Will a visit by a top UN official to North Korea be a geopolitical game changer?
A high-ranking UN official visited North Korea for a four-day trip in an attempt to ease tensions in the region.
Rohingya crisis: UN human rights chief 'cannot rule out genocide' in Rakhine state
Elements of genocide against Myanmar's Rohingya Muslims seem to be present in crisis, human rights tsar tells UN council.
How plastic-eating mushrooms could save the planet
As the UN oceans chief warns we are facing a 'planetary crisis', researchers are trying to replace synthetics with biodegradable fungi.
'Go home, Nazi': Gateway Pundit writer Lucian Wintrich's 'It's OK to Be White' speech triggers fight
The White House correspondent who writes for the far-right, pro-Trump website was arrested for assaulting a female student.
'Horrified' by Libya slave trade, Rwanda offers refuge to African migrants wishing to leave the country
Rwanda's foreign minister said the government was considering taking in as many as 30,000 people stuck in Libya who left their countries in order to find passage to Europe.
Humans can't get a grip on fossil fuel emissions with record level pumped into air in 2017
Analysis by the Global Carbon Project shows that total emissions from all human activities will reach 41 billion tonnes in 2017.
CO2 levels in the Earth's atmosphere surged to highest levels in 800,000 years
Concentrations are now at their highest for 800,000 years, which could lead to "severe ecological and economic disruptions", according to a new report.
Iran opens criminal probe into more than 150 BBC journalists
The BBC has complained to the United Nations after Iran opened a criminal investigation into more than 150 of the corporation's Persian staff.
UN under fire as Robert Mugabe named WHO goodwill ambassador
International rights groups and opposition parties have condemned the announcement, highlighting the dire state of Zimbabwe's health service.
Watch social robot Sophia talk about artificial intelligence at the UN
Sophia was one of the panellists at the event centred on the rise of technology, specifically AI and its potential to accelerate global development goals.
Donald Trump announces fresh sanctions against North Korea
Sanctions have already strangled parts of the North Korean economy
North Korea warns 'vicious' UN sanctions will only accelerate nuclear programme
Pyongyang fired its latest missile over Japan on Friday following fresh UN sanctions introduced on 11 September.
'I felt so small': Maria Sharapova opens up about her drug suspension and tennis comeback
The Russian sportswoman is set to release her book Unstoppable: My Story So Far which hits the stands on 12 September.
Thousands are fleeing Myanmar in terror. Where's your hashtag for Rohingya Muslims?
Don't ever believe that Buddhists are all calm and humane. Look at Aung San Suu Kyi's brutal sins.
Dutch government partly to blame for the 300 Muslims killed in the Srebrenica massacre
The judge said the victims were "deprived of the chance of survival"
At least 3 UN peacekeepers killed by al-Qaida's affiliate in Mali
Over 100 peacekeepers have been killed in past months in Mali, making it one of the deadliest places for peacekeeping missions.
How many islands does Indonesia have? Asia Pacific nation tries to get exact count
A 1996 law included 17,508 islands in the world's biggest archipelago.
'Look at me! Don't you dare insult Russia again': Watch Moscow envoy's tirade against UK ambassador
Vladimir Safronkov appeared to lose his cool as he responded furiously to UK criticism of Russia and Syria.
Trump: 'Heinous acts by the Assad regime' can no longer be tolerated after Syria chemical attack
President condemns Khan Sheikhoun attack that killed 73 as 'an affront to humanity'.
Yemen war second anniversary: Tens of thousands protest against Saudi intervention in Sana'a
The protesters waved national flags and condemned Saudi Arabia and the US for the ongoing war.
Britain is one of the wealthiest countries in the world – so why aren't we happier?
Could it be that Brits want their cake and eat it?
Assad regime committed war crimes, bombing water supply to 5.5 million civilians in Damascus
The UN's Independent International Inquiry on Syria said Assad's forces carried out war crimes in December.
Amal Clooney says Yazidi girls raped by Isis gave 'most harrowing testimony I have ever heard'
Barrister is calling on UN to investigate genocide against Yazidis, persecuted at the hands of Islamic State.
Kristen Stewart unveils bleach blonde buzzcut at Personal Shopper movie premiere
Drastic new look is reportedly part of the 26-year-old's preparations to shoot upcoming movie, Underwater.
UN: Forced evacuation of east Aleppo by Syrian forces was a war crime
UN concludes both sides in final push by Assad forces for control of east Aleppo committed war crimes.