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Kim Jong-un flexes his military muscle at huge military parade in Pyongyang.

Rio's famed Copacabana Beach packed with enthusiastic onlookers and young believers as Pope Francis continues to play his part in World Youth Day.

Powerful Egyptian army cracks down on Morsi's supporters in Cairo and Alexandria sparking widespread violence.

US attorney general reassures Moscow that data trawl whistleblower will not be executed if found guilty.

Mainly African migrants employed to carry luggage for €1.05 an hour in Schwaebisch Gmuend.

Police raids swoop on Rome's Fasciani, Triassi and D'Agati mafia families in coastal towns.

Dicephalic parapagus is inoperable condition but doctors in Rajasthan working on possible treatment.

Former IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Khan is to face trial on pimping charges over a suspected prostitution ring that operated out of Lille's Hotel Carlton

Australian mining magnate Clive Palmer gets permission to build huge park of robotic dinosaurs.

Arab nationalist leader killed outside his home in second political killing of the year.

Scientists plant false memories into brains of mice to make them needlessly frightened of a chamber.

Vince Cable MP has warned there are “serious problems” for entrepreneurs in accessing finance but believes these are the people to lead the UK out of recession.

Spanish authorities formally detain train driver over deaths of 78 people in Galicia smash.

Report speculates CIA funding research project aimed at controlling global climate.

Having between two and four cups of coffee per day helps prevent suicide by acting as a mild antidepressant, scientists at Harvard School of Public Health have said.

Public health officials close section of national forest on Black Death scare.

Fear of clashes as Muslim Brotherhood and military call for rival demonstrations after Friday prayers.

Couple strip off mid-argument in Dongguan city then wander off arm in arm as bewildered wintesses look on.

Sydney Leathers says she felt manipulated by 'foolish' Democrat former congressman.

The Muslim Brotherhood on Friday (July 26) dismissed the charges against Egypt's deposed president Mohamed Morsi over accusations including kidnapping, killing of soldiers and others.

Foreign journalists get surprise glimpse of Kim Jong-un in Pyongyang ahead of military parade.

Spanish officials believe train running at twice the speed limit before derailment.

John Morillo said he regretted what he did, adding that even though he was drinking, he was not really drunk.

A high speed train derailed near Santiago de Compostela in northwestern Spain on 24 July, killing at least 78 people while 140 passengers were injured, officials said.

Anthony Weiner has confirmed that he had sent sexually explicit photos and messages to a 22-year-old woman. Weiner allegedly sent the sexual content under the pseudo name Carlos Danger.

Pack of stray cats tear into woman as she walks her dogs in Belfort woods.

Trial begins in case of shootout between two rival motorcycle gangs in Las Vegas casino.

Inflatable pig stunt used 'in context' of The Wall performance, Anti-Defamation League says.

People tend to suffer from poor sleep around the full moon because of its geophysical rhythms.