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Daughter of rapist dad Mario Mamani Vilca gives birth to healthy child after abortion ruled out. Her mother did not report the sexual abuse.

Technical sergeant Geraldine Lovely posts Facebook rant complaining about attitude of lower-ranked recruits.

Melania Trump was heavily analysed during the State of the Union address, including her facial expressions, her arrival, her outfit and her refusal to join the standing ovations.

The controversial memo is thought to allege several abuses by senior members of the FBI and Justice Department.

Audience at Trump's first State of the Union address rally to Warmbier family and defector Ji Seong-ho.

£4.4bn in import duty and VAT revenues were lost between 2013 and 2016 as counterfeit goods from China entered the EU via Britain.

Ruth Davidson see as the best hope for the Conservatives, but majority of voters want to see May stay on.

According to federal guidelines, airlines must permit passengers with disabilities to board flights with trained service animals or emotional-support animals.

China reportedly has enough nuclear weapons to deter "bullying" by other nations but claimed that it would adhere to the "no first use" policy.

A YouGov poll has showed that Ruth Davison is most popular Tory and Sir Nicholas Soames is said to be ready to stand aside as an MP so she can run.

Imad al-Alami, a senior Hamas figure, was declared a 'specially designated global terrorist' by the US in 2003 but was shot in the head earlier this month.

The Kremlin list to name and shame Russians with links with Vladimir Putin was binned for a Forbes list of the country's richest people, which includes Roman Abramovich.

North Korea is also cutting back on training exercises as new crippling sanctions take hold, according to General Vincent K Brooks, commander of US Forces in Korea.

Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov told a reporter that groups claiming human rights violations in the region were making up false stories for money.

LPGA pro golf player Suzann Pettersen has denied saying her friend Donald Trump "cheats like hell" at golf. She also allegedly said he "pays his caddie well" to help move the ball.

Unicef has warned that up to 60,000 North Korean children are at risk of starvation as international sanctions block desperately-needed aid.

Nearly half of cannabis users in US states where the drug has been legalised have gone to work stoned, according to a survey.

News agency Reuters has been banned from the opening ceremony of the Winter Olympics in South Korea after it published photos of a rehearsal.

Opposition leader Raila Odinga swore himself in as "the people's president" during a mock inauguration ceremony in front of a huge crowd of tens of thousands in Nairobi.

Clothing store criticised for cultural insensitivity again just two weeks after ad showing black boy wearing "monkey" hoodie.

Pero Jelinic dies in freak shooting as he turns sights on lion during South African hunting expedition.

First proof links Syrian government chemical weapons stockpile to largest nerve gas attack in seven-year civil war.

Amazon says its "employees can work in an environment that's more like a tropical rainforest in the clouds than an office." Like that's a good thing.

Drug wholesalers supplied 10.2m hydrocodone pills and 10.6m oxycodone pills to two pharmacies in Williamson over 10 years.

A biology teacher in Raipur is under fire after saying that the victim of a Dehli gang rape was at fault for the brutal attack that led to her death.

Iranian women ignore traditional gender roles in conservative rural Iran to prove they can do "men's work" as well as any man.

Leader of British territory on edge of Spain says he has power to choose which parts of Brexit deal to implement and which to avoid.

Leaked paper shows Brexit is likely to damage the British economy significantly - but will it be the game-changer it is being touted as by many prominent Remainers?

Spirituality lost as yoga becomes money-spinning big business, says Michigan State University professor.