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"Strange" WhatsApp message from crewman Roberto Medina sparks call for Argentinian judge to investigate claims of chase.

Australian photojournalist Ted McDonnell documents life in Happyland, a ramshackle collection of shelters built around a rubbish dump outside Manila.

The style guide for The Daily Stormer, neo-Nazi website which hit the headlines in August 2017 for publishing a tirade against a protester killed during a far-right rally, leaks.

When asked whether he would impose a nationwide martial law to combat terror, the Phillipines president said "all options are on table".

Lauren Price and Amy Laker will tie the knot on 16 December after the historic referendum, which saw 62% of the country vote in favour of same-sex marriage.

Police have arrested two suspects, including the teenager's father, following the suicide.

The bomber, with explosives strapped around his waist and torso, infiltrated Gen. Kahiye Police Academy and targeted officers gathering for special morning exercises.

Twitter couldn't stop taunting the president over his latest spelling error while ranting about "fake news."

Good Samaritan Lindsay Shabazian lost both her legs while trying to help a stranger in a stalled car in Sacramento County, California.

Disappearance of Kim Jong-un's top aide General Hwang Pyong-so sparks rumours that he may have been executed for receiving kickbacks in exchange for promotions at Politburo.

Republican state lawmaker Dan Johnson accused of sexually assaulting teenage girl dies of "probable suicide".

Spanish colonial war veteran Francisco Nunez Olivera puts longevity down to good genes, hard work and diet of wine and vegetables

Rita will celebrate her 57th birthday with gifts as the zoo uses occasion to raise awareness of wildlife conservation.

The reporters had been working on stories about Mynamar's military crackdown on the Rohingya Muslim minority that has caused almost 650,000 people to flee to Bangladesh.

An investigation has been launched to find Brooklyn Thill's death but police have not yet been able to determine how she got caught inside the set.

"Come on Anderson. We're ok with you telling the truth..." one Twitter user said.

Anonymous' call to arms to hacktivists across the world – hack, deface, dox, hijack, leak and DDoS any target linked to US and Israeli government.

A top Israeli minister also warned that his country would not hesitate to take military action against Iranian facilities in Lebanon.

Several people were injured but no fatalities were reported, according to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.

Representative Marcy Kaptur (D-OH) claimed Wednesday (13 December) that women's 'revealing' clothing is an invitation for harassment.

Activists have criticised Tanzania's leadership after President John Magufili pardoned two high-profiled child rapists amid calls to arrest pregnant schoolgirls.

Footage shows Israeli troops known as "mustarabeen" arresting Palestinian stone throwers at a demonstration in Ramallah.

An Italian court ruled that liking a propaganda video on Facebook could be considered apology for terrorism. A man who liked videos and Isis imagery on the platform was deported.

Heart-stopping moment Chinese factory worker emerges in flames from building as onlookers rush to save his life.

Communist Helene Bidard wants to stamp out "grossophobia", or sizeism, from Paris with an event at City Hall.

The ship washed up on a beach in Kashiwazaki in north Japan, prompting concerns that Pyongyang has launched a spy campaign.

Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has sharply criticised Israel at the opening of a summit of Islamic nations in Istanbul, calling it a "terror state."

China is marking the 80th anniversary of the Nanjing Massacre in which it says Japanese troops killed 300,000 people.

Between 20,000 and 80,000 women were sexually assaulted in the city of Nanjing, the former capital of the Republic of China.