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Conflicting reports suggest suspected poachers were initially arrested and shot dead by police.

The hiker was found in the vicinity of the Elephant Black Loop Trail, near Lake Village, on 7 August.

8-foot 9-inch alligator attacked 37-year-old Rachael Lilienthal as she was swimming in the Wekiva River

Mayors are urging women to give birth to children, in an attempt to repopulate Europe's lowest birth-rate region.

PKK official says Ankara wants Isis to succeed to prevent Kurdish gains.

While Seoul calls it a provocation, UN says it violates Armistice Agreement.

Irrawaddy Delta worst hit with villages and paddy fields submerged.

Islanders in Maldives spot several suspected wreckage objects.

EU laws encourage migrants, the foreign secretary says.

Over 26,000 spectators witness festivities in Padang, central Singapore.

Swimmer becomes first woman to dodge great white sharks from Farallon Islands to the Golden Gate Bridge.

The Republican front-runner also took stabs at fellow candidate Carly Fiorina.

Christina Taylor, 19, was shot by a trainee officer responding to reports of a burglary.

Young man is gored to death after standing in the path of a bull run while filming using his mobile phone.

The US Air Force also deployed support equipment and around 300 personnel to Incirlik Air Base.

The killing of the head of the pride by Walter Palmer has had devastating repercussions.

Ethan McKen was holidaying with five friends in the Sunny Beach resort when swept out to sea by freak wave

Police are carrying out a search for 10 more victims of the 68-year-old suspected cannibal landlady

The Tribal Voice project which launched on Sunday 9 August is enabling the world's remotest tribes to broadcast live from the rainforest.

Plan faces dissent from Finnish government that is 'out of patience' over extent of refinancing deal

The ferocity of Soudelor caused authorities to cancel hundreds of flights and evacuate over 163,000 people.

Abadi introduces major political reforms to battle corruption amid protests.

"We cannot accept this," survivor Sumiteru Taniguchi tells Japanese Prime Minister at memorial ceremony.

Religious leaders and activists march through town blighted shooting of black male by white police officer

The man behind the Hwange Lion research project said lions are too rare to be hunted

Popular spread is being used to brew homemade alcohol in some dry communities, it has emerged.

Gunman with UN's peace-keeping mission later killed by security forces.

Tens of thousands of people expected to attend elaborate parade being held to mark occasion.