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These could be the last days of liberal democracy. Be very afraid.

International Beer Day is celebrated at bars and microbreweries across the world on 4 August.

India already has a crowded novelty condom market, featuring garlic, bacon and scotch flavours.

The diners left straight after dessert.

'Why don't you just give Putin your iPhone and let him tweet for you,' one person tweeted.

Adrian Bayford opens grounds of his Georgian mansion to music lovers and rock bands.

State of emergency implemented in October 2016 as unrest sparked by protests led to more than 600 deaths.

Crowd comes to rescue of man stuck between train and safety barriers at Dongzhimen Station

The animal almost died from sun exposure, his owner claims.

So many Haitian asylum seekers have arrived Quebec that Montreal has opened up its cavernous Olympic Stadium to house and process them.

American Green said it is buying Nipton and will turn it into a "cannabis-friendly" destination.

Beijing asks New Delhi to withdraw troops from the Himalayan region where the borders of India, China and Bhutan meet.

A food brand in Dublin labels its products as having a longer shelf-life than staffers at Trump's White House.

In a report to the UN, the Kim Jong-un regime claimed that it did not hand down any punishment on the female defectors.

The bunker also has a laser-tag room.

The 23-year-old suspect was arrested by police for unnatural sex as tensions still prevail in the town.

Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian interference in the US election is ramping up.

Nato bombing latest in a series of attacks claimed by both Taliban and Isis terror groups.

Rio de Janeiro one year on from the Olympic Games opening ceremony on 5 August 2016.

This comes after an increase in the number of cases of monkeys stealing valuables and attacking humans in exchange for food.

'Local Milk People want to connect with you Kraft singles in your area,' one Twitter user wrote.

The two of them plunged to their death as they stood at the edge of the gorge in an inebriated state.

The 44th US president celebrates his birthday on 4 August.

The president said he prefers to maintain friendly relations with Beijing despite the South China Sea dispute.

The Turing Trust is urgently seeking more partners to support its programmes in several African nations.

The website was reportedly defaced to display a message celebrating India's independence.

This was the first time the bear had set upon a human, Phra Tanet Tikayano, a monk at the temple said.

He is expected to make the move during one of the president's rallies.

Officials say the residential skyscraper has been "successfully evacuated".