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The number of women illegally selling their bodies as surrogates in China is thought to be rocketing.

Myanmar pledged that Rohingya Muslims who fled to Bangladesh by the hundreds of thousands would start their journey home later this month. However, few believe that will happen.

A store in Australia has been told it has to pay an employee A$17,000 after she was seriously attacked by a bird outside the shop.

Incredible photos taken in Bouin on 1 January show the a 62m wind turbine ripped from its base and lying crippled in a field after Storm Carmen passed through.

Will the left support the struggle of the Iranian people?

A horrified mother and father watched their toddler son die on New Years Eve after he was crushed by a man who fell from a building in a suspected suicide.

According to police, the 27-year-old had a skin problem that affected his scalp and caused severe hair loss.

Pakistan's civilian and military leadership is also set to meet to come up with an appropriate response after Donald Trump threatened to cut financial aid.

The clip shows the Labour leader meeting and greeting his adoring supporters on the campaign trail, outside homes and even at Glastonbury festival while a big tune blasts out.

The Iranian supreme leader vows to address the nation about the protests soon and accused "enemies" of orchestrating the events.

"There's more humanity in the animatronic," one Twitter user wrote.

The teen was found by police on New Year's Day with a gunshot wound to the head in the city of Sherwood in Oregon.

"Yes, we have a very, very special counsel for just that purpose," one Twitter user chimed.

One gang of inmates launched an attack on a rival faction and set their mattresses on fire along with the inmates.

A man has died after falling at a construction site near JP Morgan's offices in Bank Street, Canary Wharf, east London.

Five accidents involved cargo flights, and five were passenger flights, in 2017. This compares to the 16 accidents and 306 deaths that occurred throughout 2016.

"The shade is strong with this one," one Twitter user wrote.

A record-breaking arctic freeze has frozen the iconic Niagara falls, with tourists posting jaw-dropping photos of the falls on social media.

Saudi prisoner Raif Badawi urges Iranian revolutionaries to not forget jailed Brit Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe and Mohammed Ali Taheri after protests break out across Iran.

The group had reportedly been swimming about one kilometer south of safety flags at the Birubi Beach in Port Stephens when they were caught in the undercurrents.

Government offices and private businesses are mandated to obtain certificates on the equal pay policies or face fines.

Over 400 protestors have reportedly been arrested and more than a dozen people killed as a massive anti-government protest continues.

The viral video "Birth Becomes Her" had attracted more than 100 million views after it went viral on Facebook in May 2017.

The politician lashed out at the police for appeasing the Muslim community after it posted a New Year message in Arabic along with other languages.

Around 2,000 to 8,000 pounds of debris from the Chinese satellite is expected to crash on Earth.

The US' Customs and Border Protection (CBP) admitted the passport-processing system was down for two hours but rules out foul play.

Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull cast a shadow over Prince Charle's future role as his country's king and head of state.

The same model of the seaplane that crashed killing five Britons had also caused the deaths of another British family two years before.

Lords who have retired still have the right to enjoy subsidised dinners for themselves and guests, it has emerged.