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This is the latest sexual harassment scandal to plague the network.

Trump warned that the actions of North Korea could lead to an "unthinkable loss of human life."

A family with a tiny baby living in a concrete pipe, and another family burying a 70-year-old woman who died just days after they'd carried her all the way from Myanmar.

A so-called 'Jamaica coalition' has never held the balance of power in Germany before.

Video shows a helicopter directly firing toward a group of civilians.

Motorway closed in both directions between junctions 14 and 15.

Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said Trump 'already declared his mind' about refugees.

The president says he is willing to let outside monitors to keep a watch on the human rights situation.

'Humiliating for our nation,' one Twitter user wrote.

The infant had been on the drip for 14 hours when the parents discovered the insect.

Almost 8,000 students were sent home as lessons were cancelled.

Seattle Police find unconscious man in Seattle after Twitter shares photos of man on bus wearing swastika

Ryanair to cancel up to 50 flights every day for next six weeks after pilot holiday rota 'mess-up'

The incident was contained after 50 firefighters were deployed.

Teenagers were supposed to write words "bump cancer" at match raising money for children's hospital.

Police have registered a case of negligence and have arrested the sports coach of the school.

Lisa Santamaria, a single mother of two, said she could not go to work fearing for the safety of her family members.

Beaches along the coast of Port Macquarie are closed due to the danger posed by the whale's carcass.

Myanmar's de facto leader speaks for first time on Rohingya crisis amid increasing global pressure.

Majlis-e-Abrar, a splinter group of the Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan, claimed responsibility for the attack.

The 500 women have reportedly been moved to a detention centre in Mosul in preparation for the deportation.

Passengers were forced to stay the night in Portugal before continuing their trip to Morocco.

Werner Mauss said he saved Benedict XVI.

Authorities are 'growing increasingly concerned' about the baby's mother, police said.

Human rights activists say he was detained solely for exercising his right to freedom of expression.

WARNING GRAPHIC IMAGES: Fernando Quintella was fatally wounded in Lisbon.

Linda Wenzel, 16, was captured in Mosul by Iraqi troops, who accuse her of being a sniper.

Organisers estimate that Oktoberfest's seven million visitors will drink a similar number of litres of beer.

Remarks come as Israeli PM and world leaders gather to discuss the Iran nuclear deal at the UN assembly.