Will Kate Middleton and Prince William glimpse the Mad Saint's giant phallus paintings in Bhutan?
IBTimes UK presents a gallery of Bhutan's phallic murals (they may be spiritual, but they're also probably NSFW).
Marathon des Sables 2016 photos: Toughest race in the world, across the Sahara desert in Morocco
The Marathon des Sables needs 120,000 litres of mineral water, 300 tents, 57 medical staff, 6.5km of plasters, 6,000 painkillers ... and a touch of madness.
Royal India tour: Kate Middleton and Prince William in New Delhi
The Duchess looked amused after a stiff breeze whipped her hair around and caused her dress to balloon.
The world of Hello Kitty: Wacky themed restaurants, trains, planes, toilet seats and more
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Wizarding World of Harry Potter: Premiere of new theme park with magical light show over Hogwarts
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Zac Goldsmith's plan to boost police numbers on London Underground enrages unions
Conservative City Hall hopeful says he will 'review' free travel passes for families of TfL staff.
Boeing to source seats for 737 jets from Lift by EnCore
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Japan: Cherry blossom fever grips Tokyo, with people holding late-night viewing parties in parks
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Qingming Festival: Chinese people give food and fake money to dead relatives on Tomb Sweeping Day
People visit ancestors' graves and leave them food and paper money to mark Qingming Festival, or Tomb Sweeping Day.
Saudi tourist with fleet of gold cars faces parking fines worth about £320
Billionaire Turki Bin Abdullah is on a London visit with a fleet of four gold supercars.
British Airways, Ryanair and easyJet cancel more than 130 flights amid French air traffic strike
This follows cancellation of flights in the UK earlier this week due to Storm Katie.
Millionaires' 8 favourite places: Australia is top destination for the super-wealthy
Australia is the favourite destination for millionaires, with Sydney, Melbourne and Perth all seeing an inflow of the super-wealthy.
India: Rescue efforts after Kolkata flyover collapse traps 'more than 100' [GRAPHIC IMAGES]
More than 100 people feared trapped after a flyover that was under construction collapsed on moving traffic.
London mayoral election 2016: Nominations close as Khan and Goldsmith battle over transport
Labour and Conservative hopefuls launch transport manifestos with weeks to go until vote.
Paris travel chaos: What to expect from France's looming one-day strike?
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Lockheed Martin to supply hybrid airships to Straightline Aviation for cargo business
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Chernobyl: Huge sliding arch to block radiation is nearing completion 30 years after nuclear disaster
Nearly 30 years after the world's worst nuclear accident a huge structure designed to contain radiation is nearing completion.
Top Wildlife Sites of the World: Where to photograph nature's greatest spectacles
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Piccadilly Line strike: RMT warns of more crippling walkouts in disciplinary dispute
London Underground drivers on the popular line could strike again in April because of the row.
Storm Katie wreaks havoc over UK during Easter weekend leaving travelling conditions hazardous
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British Airways handcuffs Bridget Nhire on Heathrow to Dubai flight and later bans her for life
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Japan lauches first 162 mph bullet train service to Hokkaido at a cost of £3.5bn
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Holy Week: Atmospheric photos of hooded penitents in Spain as Easter approaches
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EU referendum: Brexit cloud hanging over British expats and pensioners living in sunny Spain
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Purim 2016 in pictures: The joyous Jewish fancy dress festival of deliverance
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Brussels attack: London black-cab drivers suspend Whitehall protest to respect victims
United Cabbies Group will liaise with the Metropolitan Police and decide a new date for the protest.
Smithsonian Photo Contest 2015: Picture of dramatic volcano eruption wins magazine grand prize
Photo of volcano erupting wins 13th annual Smithsonian magazine photo contest, with entries from 168 countries
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