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Photos: New missile system unveiled at North Korea's military parade, satellite images reveal

North Korea's military parade was conducted to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Korean People's Army.

Would you spend £500 on a uniform? Japanese primary school under fire for Armani dress code

Parents of students at the Taimei Elementary School in Tokyo have raised concerns over the plan to adopt designer uniforms.

Shocking video shows parents applying hot sauce on boy's face as part of barbaric potty training

The clip titled 'potty training 101' has triggered widespread criticism on social media and police are currently investigating the issue.

China is developing next-gen sea-based anti-missile systems that could soon be deployed in warships

Experts reportedly claim that Beijing's mid-course anti-missile system can shoot down missiles from North Korea and India.

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Student flushed her emotional support hamster down the toilet 'under instruction of Spirit Airlines'

Belen Aldecosea said she had previously checked twice with Spirit Airlines that she could board the plane with Pebbles – a dwarf hamster medically acknowledged as an emotional support animal.

Pavel Grudinin, candidate in Russian presidential election

Who is Pavel Grudinin? Meet the 'Russian Trump' taking on Putin

He made his fortune in strawberry farming and the millionaire's populist style has been compared to that of Donald Trump.

Italy's Northern League leader ramps up anti-Muslim rhetoric: 'Islam is incompatible with our values'

Northern League party leader Matteo Salvini declares Islam to be "incompatible" with Italian values and says Islam is a "law, not a religion".

12 pads a month: Arizona is thinking about changing its restrictive menstruation rules

Female inmates in Arizona only receive 12 sanitary pads a month, which is not enough to cover their periods. A bill wants the state to give them unlimited access to pads and tampons.

Magazine charges men 26% more for latest issue to reflect gender pay gap

Maclean's publishes two identical issues with different cover prices for men and women to highlight pay inequality in Canada.

100 people die while masturbating in Germany every year

Solo sex games carry high risk of accidental death, warns German forensic examiner. Many families of the dead try to hide the evidence of autoeroticism.

President Trump Speaks About The Power Of Faith At National Prayer Breakfast

Northeastern University professor tells students he 'wouldn't mind seeing Trump dead'

A professor at Northeastern University garnered strong reactions when he said during a lecture that he "wouldn't mind seeing [Trump] dead".

Over 300 child soldiers lay down their weapons after being released by armed groups in South Sudan

Over 19,000 children are thought to have been recruited, often by force, by armed groups on all sides of South Sudan's brutal civil war.

Taliban Deadly Suicide Bombing in Pakistan [SLIDESHOW]

B-52 unleashes record number of 'precision-guided' bombs on Taliban

America's long-serving B-52 set a record for the number of guided bombs dropped from the plane in a series of strikes against the Taliban in Afghanistan

The Fired Five: Photograph of sacked Trump aides goes viral on social media

Donald Trump has overseen dozens of exits from his White House, but one group has gone viral on Twitter.

Trolls 'I'd like to punch a feminist' post gets both men and women squaring up for a fight

Tumblr user true-blue-brit's post has male and female feminists challenging coward troll to put up or shut up.

North and South Korean ice skaters show unity in selfie ahead of Winter Olympics

Skaters Kam Alex Kang Chan and Kim Ju-sik make light work of easing decades of rising diplomatic tensions on Korean peninsula.

Lollipop man banned from giving pupils high-fives because it causes 'disruption'

A city council in Manchester is forbidding pupils to high-five their favourite lollipop man on their way to school because it causes "disruption".

School cancels Hunchback of Notre Dame musical over student fury at white Esmeralda

New York Ithaca High School production canned in backlash over "racist casting" of Romany gipsy character.

Head of Environmental Protection Agency: 'Is global warming necessarily a bad thing?'

Environmental watchdog boss Scott Pruitt overturns conventional wisdom to ask if global warming might be beneficial to humans.

'Truly evil': Calls to boycott Bermuda follow unprecedented repeal of same-sex marriage

Bermuda becomes first country to introduce and repeal a gay marriage law as it struggles to balance public attitudes with civil rights.

Germany's far-right AfD calls for ban on teaching English in schools

Echoes of similar Nazi policies before World War II highlighted by critics.

Amazing photos of 2018 Santa Cruz de Tenerife Carnival queens wearing huge 80kg costumes on wheels

The spectacular costumes – covered in feathers, sequins and jewels – can be more than 5m high and weigh over 80kg.

North Korea says no to diplomatic talks with Mike Pence at Winter Olympics

Kim Jong-un's sister will head North Korean delegation to Pyeongchang ahead of games but will snub US vice-president.

'I want to die': 8-year-old victim of bullying leaves heartbreaking letter to her mother

"I am sad because I think it is not fair, because they just keep on bullying me and the way it makes me feel," reads the handwritten letter.

Million-Dollar Bride: Life-size chocolate and diamond wedding cake displayed at Bride Dubai

London-based designer Debbie Wingham constructed a 120kg bridal cake for display at the Bride Dubai wedding show. It features five $200,000 white diamonds.

Alaskan Airlines crew wearing rubber gloves forced to deal with naked passenger

Flight forced to return to Anchorage after passenger locked himself in the bathroom and took off all his clothes.

Australian tourist gets death threats over her video on Bali hotel worker seeking a 'b**wjob'

"His confidence was disturbing," says the mother-of-four Aneta Baker.

'Don't stop retrieving': Firefighters scoot across frozen creek to rescue terrified dog

Social media erupted with praise for the rescue team that made the daring attempt to bring the dog back to safety.

The Kremlin and Red Square, Moscow. Credit: Facebook/The Kremlin and Red Square, Moscow

Putin's business tsar's list of exiled rich Russians wanting to return home dismissed as 'farce'

Vladimir Putin's business ombudsman Boris Titov has revealed a list of rich Russians who fled to London but want to return to Russia.

Dad and step-mum face abuse complaint after 'cutting daughter's hair after mum got her highlights'

A viral post from a girl's mother alleges that her daughter had her hair cut dramatically short "all over me having highlights put in her hair for her birthday".

President Trump Addresses The Nation In His First State Of The Union Address To Joint Session Of Congress

Trump gives with one hand, takes with other: Paid family leave would force parents to delay retirement

US President Donald Trump's paid parental leave plan would penalise poorer parents with larger families and force parents to delay their social security retirement payments.

Pro-EU anti-Brexit demonstrators in London

Every Briton born before Brexit could get EU citizenship

A group of British citizens living in the Netherlands hoping to retain their EU citizenship despite Brexit have won the right to take their case to the European Court of Justice.

US life expectancy is falling dramatically due to drug overdoses, alcohol and suicide

In 1960, the US had the highest life expectancy in the world, however, it is now 1.5 years shorter than the OECD average.

Fraternity's 'pig roast' sex contest to bed the biggest woman uncovered at elite US university

The leadership at Cornell University, an Ivy League institution, have condemned the actions of some Zeta Beta Tau (ZBT) fraternity members during a 2017 hazing intitiaion.

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