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Philippines Islamists forcing female captives into sex slavery in Marawi

Manila's military also said Maute militants were pushing captives to loot abandoned houses in the region.

Superstitious passenger creates panic after throwing coins into plane's engine for good luck

Airport maintenance crew at Shanghai Pudong International Airport recovered nine coins from the China Southern Airlines plane's engine.

Isis tricked starving Yazidi sex slave into eating her one-year-old child, claims Iraqi MP

Iraqi MP Vian Dakhill also shared the harrowing story of a 10-year-old girl raped to death.

Two women hospitalised after New Mexico reports latest cases of plague

Around 80% of plague cases in the US are bubonic, the CDC says.

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Redstone Arsenal on lockdown following reports of active shooter

US military post sends 'run fight hide' advice as FBI head to scene.

The world has less confidence in Donald Trump than Vladimir Putin or Xi Jinping

Angela Merkel is the most trusted leader from one of the four most powerful countries.

Analysis of how the world's view of America has changed since Trump became president

Trump receives lower ratings in Canada, but more positive reviews from Russia.

Trump's withdrawal from Paris climate deal is a more unpopular policy than his travel ban

None of Trump's five major policy proposals are popular globally.

Fear of avian flu outbreak in South Africa as second case leads to mass bird cull

The farm has been placed under quarantine over 25,000 of the infected birds will be culled.

Negotiations with Isis 'will not help' Philippines retake control of Marawi

Leader of Isis-affiliated group offered to free kidnapped priest in exchange for his parents, held by police.

This is why Donald Trump's tweets are so effective - can you spot the simple trick?

Psychologists say Trump uses moral and emotional words to touch people with a similar political outlook.

Secret document reveals former Fatah leader Muhammad Dahlan could be new Gaza ruler

Dahlan and Hamas, with support of Egypt, allegedly conspiring to outmanoeuvre President Mahmoud Abbas.

Indian prison guards allegedly thrust baton into female convict's vagina causing her death

6 female guards arrested after inmate's death, which caused huge protests at the Mumbai jail.

Dutch government partly to blame for the 300 Muslims killed in the Srebrenica massacre

The judge said the victims were "deprived of the chance of survival"

Where is Duterte? Philippines says president 'alive and well' amid disappearance from public eye

The Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte has been missing in action for the past 6 days.

Car bomb kills military intelligence colonel in Kiev

Defence ministry labelled blast that killed Maksim Shapoval as a 'terrorist act'

Tokyo Ghoul manga blamed for growing skin embroidery trend in China

Chinese media say trend involving youths sewing threads on skin might be inspired by Japanese comic books.

Orcas tore out a great white shark's liver, stomach and testes with 'surgical precision'

And it's not the first time this has happened.

Trump said that him and Modi are world leaders in social media

Don't be fooled by the size of his hands...

'Get out of the White House': Ivanka Trump trolled after she claimed she 'tries to stay out of politics'

'Do these people know what words mean?' one Twitter user wrote.

Only Russia and Israel prefer Trump to Obama

But Trump's largest base of support comes from The Philippines.

Justin Trudeau marched in Toronto's LGBT Pride with a rainbow maple leaf on his face

He also wore Ramadan-themed socks.

Donald Trump and Narendra Modi warn Pakistan to tackle homegrown terrorism

US president and Indian PM issue joint statement on cooperating to combat terror groups.

China blames Indian troops of incursion after suspending border pass for pilgrims amid troubled ties

China's foreign ministry said Indian border forces "obstructed normal activities" of the Chinese frontier troops in Donglang area.

Russian submarine test-fires intercontinental ballistic missile Bulava

The ICBM was launched from the nuclear-powered underwater cruiser Yuri Dolgoruky in the Barents Sea.

Female traveller denied hotel room for being single despite having a reservation

Nupur Saraswat said she was in the Indian city of Hyderabad but was told by her hotel that 'single ladies' were not allowed.

Google, Microsoft and other tech giants urge US court to back law protecting LGBT employees

50 Silicon Valley tech giants said that ending discrimination 'could save as much as $8.9bn' for the US economy.

Brazil President Michel Temer charged over alleged multi-million bribery case

Temer is accused of receiving bribes worth £9m from meatpacking company JBS SA.

North Korea says Trump's America-first policy is worse than Hitler's Nazism

Pyongyang heaps scorn on Trump's policies such as the Muslim travel and the withdrawal from the Paris climate accord.

Syria making 'potential preparations' for another chemical attack, warns White House

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad was blamed for a chemical attack on 4 April on Khan Sheikhoun town in the rebel-held Idlib province.

Donald Trump welcomes Indian Prime Minister Modi to the White House

Modi also invited the Trumps to visit India.

Senate health care bill may leave an extra 22 million Americans without health cover

The bill is also estimated to reduce the deficit by $321bn between 2017-2016.

Alligator charges at man trying to take its photo in Florida

Many people commenting on the video lambasted the photographer for straying to close.

Washington police witness graduation of slain colleague's son Esteban Underwood

Esteban Underwood shook the hand of every officer who came out.

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