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Man who 'fled scene' of London crash which killed three teens hunted by police

A man linked to an "horrific" collision that killed three teenage boys last Friday (26 January) is being hunted by police who believe he fled the scene of the crash.

Is fresh bout of unrest staring at Kashmir after Indian Army's killing of two civilians?

Two youngsters were shot dead in Kashmir's Shopian district, leading to protests in India's volatile state.

Video of Kentucky police officers leaving assault rifle unattended sparks investigation

The Bellevue Police Department said the suspect, who was later taken into custody, had initially told officers that he would only cooperate if they did not bring their rifles along.

Vlogger tries to terrify pedestrians with 'acid attack' prank, gets criticised by viewers on YouTube

According to the figures released by the Metropolitan Police, there were about 431 acid attacks in London in 2017.

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Critics slam using tax breaks in race to win Amazon's new headquarters

Critics have railed against the use of tax incentives by cities trying to lure Amazon into building its $5 billion second headquarters in their city.

new sensor to detect date rape drugs in drinks

Sexual assault victim invents napkin to detect date rape drugs

US student Danya Sherman invented KnoNap, a napkin to detect date rape drugs, after being sexually assaulted while in Spain.

Taliban bomber disguised as ambulance driver kills scores in Afghan secure zone

Taliban kill at least 95 with suicide bomb in ambulance in Kabul, capital of Afghanistan, a week after militants attacked Intercontinental Hotel and took guests hostage.

Trump's UN Ambassador Nikki Haley denies 'disgusting' rumours of affair with president

UN Ambassador Nikki Haley has fiercely denied rumours that she is having an affair with President Donald Trump.

Paris floods: Hundreds make dramatic escape in boats as Seine rises

Almost 400 people fled their homes in Paris, France, after heavy flooding and banks of River Seine burst near Austerlitz bridge.

What is osteosarcoma? Terminally ill police dog receives a hero's salute before being euthanised

Pajti had served the Lonoke County Sheriff's Office as a K-9 officer since 2013 but a few months ago he was diagnosed with osteosarcoma.

Japan's first F-35A stealth fighter jet is now on a spy mission to keep tabs on North Korea

The stealth fighter jet is the first-ever deployed by Japan and has been tasked to respond to airspace aggression.

Sorry sisters, but marching for consent with glittered nipples plays into the hands of sexists

A woman whose bare breast was grabbed at a festival is holding a Glittery March for Consent this weekend. But we need to stop redefining feminism as shiny, sexy and fun

Dog almost dies of allergic reaction after owners dye her fur purple

A dog in Florida suffered a near-fatal allergic reaction after its owners dyed its fur purple using human hair dye.

Panic as 52 baboons escape from their enclosure at Paris zoo

Visitors to Paris's Zoological Park were evacuated and the tourist attraction closed as staff try to lure animals back to enclosures on Friday (26 January).

China eyes 'Polar Silk Road' as climate change opens new Arctic routes

China has announced plans to develop a "Polar Silk Road" to take advantage of new shipping routes created as climate change and rising temperatures cause Arctic ice to melt.

Eminem says a 'f**king turd' would make a better president than Trump

US rapper Eminem told Billboard that he was prepared to lose half his fan base over Trump, and that a "f**king turd" would make a better president.

Tourism in the US collapses during first year of Trump

A year into Donald Trump's inauguration, tourist numbers have fallen by four percent with the economy losing $4.6bn in revenue.

International Organisation for Migration staff help Ethiopian migrants forced into sea by smugglers last year

Gunfire used on refugees as smuggler's boat capsizes, killing at least 30

At least 30 African refugees drowned after their boat capsized off the coast of Yemen, amid reports of gunfire being used against those on board.

Denmark could extend 'burqa ban' to include fake beards and scarves

Ministry of Justice's draft legislation on banning of Islamic veil could also include "comprehensively masking items".

Kim Jong-un wants you to visit North Korea for your next beach holiday

North Korea will build a "world level" beach resort in the southeast of the country in a bid to attract more tourists to Kim Jong-un's nation.

Jeremy Hunt defends 'timid' Theresa May as Tories slide towards civil war

Jeremy Hunt has defended Theresa May against accusations of timidity as schisms open up in the party over the government's approach to Brexit.

Holocaust Remembrance Day: Auschwitz concentration and extermination camp [Graphic images]

Set up in 1940, Auschwitz became the centrepiece of Nazi Party dictator Adolf Hitler's "final solution" plan to exterminate the Jews.

Donald Trump at the World Economic Forum

Read Donald Trump's full Davos speech

Donald Trump was speaking to world leaders at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

Donald Trump at Davos: 'We must 'de-nuke North Korea'

Donald trump was speaking at Davos and urged businesses to bring their investment back to the United States.

Father Pat Collins (r) said the rise churchgoers asking for help to fight demonic possessions has jumped “exponentially” in recent years

Irish priest urges Church to put more resources into fighting demonic possession

An Irish priest and exorcist said the rise churchgoers asking for help to fight demonic possessions has jumped "exponentially" in recent years.

School principal responds to worried parent's email with poop emoji

A Miami school principal replied to a parents' worried email with sarcastic answers, signed off with a poop emoji.

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange could walk free following fresh court appeal

Julian Assange, the founder of whistleblowing website WikiLeaks, could potentially walk free from the Ecuadorian embassy today (26 January) following a fresh court appeal.

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South Korea to press on with joint military drill despite Olympics diplomacy

Seoul has hinted that the strength of the joint military exercises will not be scaled down - a move that is likely to anger North Korea.

Hundreds of chefs from around the world, all in chef whites, attend Paul Bocuse's funeral in Lyon

Legendary French chef Paul Bocuse, often referred to as the "Pope of French cuisine", died aged 91 on 20 January.

Is Donald Trump a mafia don? George Soros rips into president on eve of Davos speech

Donald Trump's regime is "a danger to the world" and is attempting to "establish a mafia state", according to a hard-hitting speech by financier and philanthropist George Soros.

PM Narendra Modi brought 10 Asian leaders and showcased India's military might for Republic Day

Heads of state or government from 10 Asean countries took part as the country marked its 69th Republic Day on 26 January.

Trump White House tried to borrow Van Gogh from Guggenheim, got offered golden toilet instead

The White House had hoped to get their hands on a piece by Van Gogh but their selection was due to be shipped to Spain.

The dead body of David Minn has been found beside a hiking trail to a glacier in Argentina

British graduate found dead after 'plunging 100ft' on glacier hiking trail in Argentina

The dead body of a British graduate, David Minn, has been found beside a hiking trail to a glacier in Argentina.

How to watch Donald Trump's World Economic Forum speech from Davos live

Donald Trump is expected to talk up the US economy after holding key bilateral talks earlier.

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