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Violent clashes between Anti-Maduro protesters and police in Caracas

2 more protesters killed in Venezuela clashes as demonstrations enter fourth week

Overall 12 protesters have been killed in the deadly protests since April.

'I love you, Mr J': Read this heart-melting letter from a student to his teacher

'I never met my real Dad but it okay because you treat me like I'm your son'

Enormous bull shark 'gut hooked' off the coast of New South Wales, Australia

Photo goes viral and starts debate about the ethics of shark fishing.

South Dakota man arrested trying to save his beer from burning house

Michael Casteel arrested over 'poor judgement' after running into burning house to retrieve two cans.

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Mexico on high alert after truck carrying radioactive material is stolen

The truck disappeared on 23 April in the western Jalisco state while transporting industrial equipment that contained an unknown quantity of Iridium-192.

Macron thanks opponents who are calling to vote for him in the second run

French Elections: Russian hacking group Fancy Bear targeted Macron through phishing attacks

The infamous hacking group was behind the DNC hack and the Podesta leaks.

Netanyahu 'threatens German minister with ultimatum to cancel meetings with pro-rights groups'

Sigmar Gabriel is due to meet with B'Tselem and Breaking the Silence during his trip to Israel.

Trump to call for corporate tax rate to be cut to 15%

Such a move could cost the US government up to $2tn (£1.57tn) over a decade.

President Trump calls for new UN sanctions on North Korea

'People put blindfolds on for decades and now it's time to solve the problem,' Trump said.

Chile rocked by powerful 6.9-magnitude earthquake

A majority of the west coast was evacuated for fear of tsunamis.

Teenager refused lung transplant due to smoking marijuana dies after failed surgery

Riley Hancey, 19, from Salt Lake City, was denied treatment despite protests.

US Senate summoned to White House for North Korea briefing amid rising tensions

Chinese President Xi Jinping, North Korea's main ally, has called for restraint from both sides

Gay men persecuted in 'at least six prisons' in Chechnya, Russian paper reports

The newspaper says there are four other prisons where the LGBT community faces persecution.

British-Iranian Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe loses final appeal against jail term for spying

The mother was arrested at Tehran Airport in April 2016, while attempting to return to the UK after a holiday.

US issues 271 sanctions against Syrian government workers after chemical attack

Suspicions that Assad still has chemical weapons persist, in spite of a 2015 agreement to destroy them.

Marine Le Pen 'steps down temporarily' as far-right National Front leader

Associated Press reported the surprise move after her party's best ever election result.

Barack Obama's first speech since Trump took office is reminding people how a president should be

People are getting nostalgic.

Haley warns North Korea: US is not looking for a fight so don't give us a reason to have one

The comments come as China's president urged restraint from all sides.

Nasa probe reveals Mars has metal in its atmosphere that can unearth ‘previously invisible activity’

Donald Trump wants humans on Mars by 2020

The president made the surprise announcement while talking live to the International Space Station.

Macron vs Le Pen: What the polls say

What data tells us about the first round of the French Election.

Macron's elitist liberalism is hard to swallow for the left but it beats fascism

Be under no illusions that Macron is on the side of socialism or social democracy.

Where to watch Barack Obama's first speech since he left the White House

The highly-anticipated speech comes as Trump nears his 100-day mark in office.

Fentanyl epidemic: Mother releases heartbreaking photo of dying son

Fentanyl, many times more powerful than heroin, is killing 5-7 people a day in Canada.

Crucial state poll puts Angela Merkel in pole position to win fourth German election

Polls in Germany's largest state have narrowed in recent weeks.

This Emmanuel Macron supporter didn't want election party to end

Video shows Macron supporter dancing alone in huge hall following En Marche! leader's 1st round victory.

#sansmoile7mai: The apathetic hashtag in France urging young people not to vote

"F*** those who say "no vote for Macron is a vote for Le Pen"! Not voting for Macron means not voting for Macron".

A slippery slope: Uproar in Uganda over mass lube purchase 'for homosexuals'

The health minister said the government did not approve the importation of nearly 1 million bottles of lube.

En Marche! vs Front National: the overhaul of French politics

Macron's challenge is to hold the centre ground together – and it's not an easy task.

What is carfentanyl, the lethal elephant tranquiliser fuelling a drug epidemic across the US?

The drug is so potent it has been compared to nerve gas.

Three Americans are hostages in North Korean prisons amid nuclear stand-off

Korean-American Kim Sang-duk becomes the third US citizen to be held by Kim Jong-un's regime.

Jewish group says Pope shouldn't compare refugee centres to 'concentration camps'

The Pope was criticised for the comparison between the refugee centres and the death camps.

Winners of the 2017 Anja Niedringhaus Courage in Photojournalism Award for women photographers

Powerful photos by Stephanie Sinclair, winner of the 2017 prize, plus hard-hitting images by other female photographers recognised by the awards jury.