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Nepal: Buildings lean precariously in aftermath of second earthquake [Photo report]

The second earthquake brought down some buildings that were already fragile.

What the internet is reading on 14 May: Real Madrid, The Simpsons and George Osborne

Your daily guide to the stories and subjects trending across the web.

MaDonal: The best McDonald's restaurant rip-offs

15 May 2015 marks 75th anniversary of the first McDonald's restaurant in San Bernardino, California.

Burundi coup: Army calls in reinforcements from provinces

BREAKING: Sources close to Ministry of Defence tell IBTimes UK three army units arriving in capital.

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McDonald's 75th anniversary: Inside the weird, wonderful (and creepy) McDonald's museum

Albert Okora has proudly eaten over 10,000 hamburgers. Now he jealously preserves fast-food culture on the site of the very first McDonald's.

Burundi coup: Army 'preparing attack' against loyalist factions to retake state institutions

EXCLUSIVE: Source close to Maj Gen Godefroid Niyombare tells IBTimes UK 'attack is imminent'.

Kabul: US citizen among foreigners killed in Taliban guesthouse siege

Two Indians reported to be among victims as three gunmen killed.

Chilean women fight against strict abortion laws with 'Termination Tips' videos

The videos, created by MilesChile, promote fake tips to induce 'accidental abortions'.

US House votes to shoot down phone data sweep by National Security Agency

Now it up to a divided GOP Senate

Abstinence-only sex education is illegal, rules Calilfornia judge

It's an important 'public right', says Superior Court Judge Donald Black.

Ayelet Shaked is Israel's Justice Minister

Meet Ayelet Shaked: Israel's new right-wing firebrand Justice Minister

Politician has been target of misogynists and sexists.

Average US CEO earns more daily than workers make annually — $37,000

Mind the gap

US election 2016: Former US Ambassador to the UN John Bolton to announce decision

If he decides to stand, he will enter a crowded Republican presidential field.

In the end #thanetnotrigged as Kent Police say no evidence of electoral fraud

Claims ballot rigged to prevent Nigel Farage from winning seat.

Nicola Sturgeon to warn David Cameron: More powers or another referendum

Scottish First Minister to meet Prime Minister to discuss devolved powers.

Burundi Coup: Ousted President Pierre Nkurunziza fails in bid to return

He was in Tanzania to discuss domestic violence in the East African state.

Turkey: President Recep Tayyip Erdogan urges Europe to take in more migrants

Says European countries 'also have their obligations' towards helping migrants.

Saudi Arabia claims oil strategy of squeezing high-cost frackers is working

Riyadh upped crude production and 60% of rigs in US shut.

Baltimore riots 2015: Damage to businesses caused by violent protests put at $9m

A total estimated damage cost has not been released yet.

India: Monument of love, Taj Mahal, not turning yellow

Culture Minister says steps are being taken to reduce pollution around the building.

Isis runaway brides: Experts fear British Isis brides could face public execution

Shamima Begum, 15, Kadiza Sultana, 16, and Amira Abase, 15, may have fled their husband's homes.

FBI probing child porn on North Vegas Mayor John Lee's iPad

New police chief asks for outside review into images

Iran nuclear deal: Czechs block attempt by Tehran to smuggle forbidden components

Iran attempted to buy US-made compressors which have nuclear applications.

10 members of US Congress took trip secretly funded by Azerbaijan-owned oil company

Funding of conference was revealed by an ethics report obtained by the Washington Post.

Anti-depressants and psychiatric drugs can lead to 'long-term harm'

Danish expert blames psychiatric drugs for over half a million deaths in the over 65s.

Labour in crisis: Yvette Cooper and Chuka Umunna join the fray to become leader

Party announces leadership election will be in mid-September.

Microsoft study: Human attention span now less than goldfish

Gadgets have driven our attention span to worse levels than that of goldfish, at an estimated 8 seconds.

Burundi coup: President Nkurunziza 'flying to Uganda' as Bujumbura airport is closed

Burundian army declared coup weeks after violence killed 20 following Nkurunziza's third bid announcement

Kabul: Gunmen storm Park Palace guesthouse popular with foreigners

Police and army dispatched to scene of attack in upscale Kola Pusha area of Afghan capital.

Burundi coup: The country's long history of bloody overthrows

Burundian army announces coup after weeks of violence over President Nkurunziza's third term bid announcement.

Former European leaders urge EU to hold Israel to account for occupation

Former foreign ministers and EU leaders urge reform of union's policy towards Israel.

Burundi: Celebrations in streets as army officer says President Nkurunziza sacked [Video]

There were celebrations in Bujumbura on 13 May after a Burundi army general said he had sacked the president.

Burundi coup: Celebrations in Bujumbura as general says he has deposed President Nkurunziza [Photos]

Photos of crowds celebrating after a general announced he had deposed President Pierre Nkurunziza.

Burundi: President Pierre Nkurunziza denies coup and vows to hunt down general behind takeover

EXCLUSIVE: Presidential adviser tells IBTimes UK 'deposed' president taking 'matters in his hands'.

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