WEIRD WORLD

'He is the best toy ever' claims hoax report on Skyler Turnquist, the alleged teen owner of Ezekiel Akpu-nku.

Archaeologists believe the object is man-made.

Public Health England warns supermarket chains to keep daffodils away from fruit and veg

The footage claims to show four Yeti-like creatures roaming around Yellowstone National Park.

Hip-hop remix of populist leader's speech in Madrid's Puerta del Sol viewed almost 400,000 times.

Baby orangutan Rieke is being hand-reared at the zoo after her mother rejected her.

'I don't see Christ's redemption limited to human beings,' says Benek.

Morgue attendant Sharkur Lucas claims he turned to the dead for sex 'many times'.

Professor claims monk found in Mongolia is near state of Nirvana.

Notes written by computer science pioneer Alan Turing to break the Nazi's Enigma code found in roof of shed.

'It was the freakiest moment we've ever had,' says source

Hindus celebrate Thaipusam, a religious celebration dedicated to Lord Murugan, the god of war.

More than 100 skeletons and bones found in police building in northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh.

Local residents in Frias, Argentina, have spotted a fireball hovering over the sky for hours.

Thick ice coats the beards of competitors during a speed skating event on a frozen lake in Austria.

Looking for a cool wedding venue? They don't come much cooler than a church made of ice.

Furry menace fear for motorists as foxes crave sweet fluid in south-east England.

The sex and relationship expert claims vaginal weightlifting is a pathway to enlightenment.

Check out photos of alleged UFO near international space station

Would-be assassin fined by police for not upholding his part of a contract killing.

With the furore that broke out over Cadbury changing their creme eggs, we try them out to see if they taste any different.

Winning photographer Bjarne Sjöstrand has never visited Loch Ness

Amazing photos of workers catching fish inside a flooded abandoned shopping centre in Bangkok.

Cameraman films massive blast that hit factory near Granada, south-east Bogotá.

UK Paintball said it is overwhelmed by scale of applications for position, which pays £40,000 a year.

A woman was forced to breastfeed her lover by the tribal village council in India.

'Xu' organised trips for people to buy and eat slaughtered tigers. Police seized tiger meat, bones and penis from his home.

North Koreans danced in Pyongyang to mark the third anniversary of its leader Kim Jong-un's appointment as the Supreme Commander of the country.

Residents of the Spanish town of Ibi stage a mock coup, pelting each other with flour and eggs.