Mexican mother dismembered and cooked in kitchen pots by her ex-husband, say police
Mexican police are on the hunt for Cesar Lopez Arciniega, the prime suspect of a gruesome murder case in Taxco that involved cooking human body parts.
Winston Churchill theme cafe hit with 'scum' and 'warmonger' graffiti
A pair of North London cafes both themed on Commonwealth countries are attracting significant public backlash for "insensitively evoking memories of the Empire".
Twitter loses chief operating officer Anthony Noto to finance firm
SoFi confirms move of high-profile operator who has "deep understanding of technology, consumer and finance businesses". Noto joins the company in March.
Trapped Swiss cave explorers could be stuck underground for up to a week
Eight men in Switzerland have been caught by rising water tides in Hölloch cave. They face at least 48 more hours in the cave before they can escape.
Megaupload's Kim Dotcom faces extradition to US, responds by suing New Zealand for $7bn
The founder of an Internet file-sharing service faces charges of copyright infringement and fraud in the US. Meanwhile, he's in New Zealand suing the government for $6.8bn.
Russian leader who tortures gay men is sad... because he lost his Instagram account
Leader of the Russian republic of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, is fuming after his Facebook and Instagram accounts were deactivated. He was sanctioned by the US for torturing gay men.
Hate slow public WiFi? Google has got your back with Android 8.1 Oreo
Update to Android Oreo allows users to view expected speeds of free public WiFi networks before filling out lengthy online forms.
Trump's solar power tariff could cost 23,000 Americans their jobs
Trump administration moving forward with plans to heavily tax solar panels imported to the United States.
Cheekiest Nando's yet: Disgusting pictures emerge from rat-infested restaurants
Two fast-food chicken outlets in Perth, Western Australia, were fined more than £22,000 following an extremely poor hygiene test.
Kim Jong-un sends army of cheerleader spies to Winter Olympics
North Korea will send about 400 people south of the border to compete in the Winter Olympics. Speaking to reporters and foreigners is strictly forbidden.
Facebook sets sights on Premier League streaming as it hires Eurosport veteran to drive deals
Facebook has hired Peter Hutton, the former chief executive of Eurosport, in a move it hopes will draw major live sports to the platform.
Police forced to shoot freezing and starving dog after owner leaves it tied to a pole
A German Shepherd that was left tied to pole for days in freezing temperatures has been put down by police.
Parents outraged as English school removes wall from girls' bathroom
A private school in Wallasey has torn down the wall between the girls' bathroom and the hallway in an effort to stop bullying and smoking.
Amazon will finally open checkout-less store in Seattle
After almost a year of delays, Amazon's checkout-less shop the Go store is finally set to be open to the general public.
Trump launches attack as Democrats defend 'dreamer' immigrants
Trump slams Democrats over the US government shutdown as activists and Democrats demand protections for 'dreamers'.
NBA superstar Paul George teams up with Sony to make PlayStation-themed Nike shoe
The PlayStation shoes will have Dualshock vibrations like the controller and be able to illuminate the tongue with LED lights.
'He's stabbed my little girl': 8-year-old Mylee Billingham allegedly killed by her father
A 54-year-old man has been arrested after an 8-year-old girl died of stab wounds in hospital. The man is expected to be questioned shortly.
Trump's anger towards Theresa May could cost UK post-Brexit trade deals
Donald Trump's anger could prove costly for the UK, as Boris Johnson says the UK should be welcoming the president with open arms.
Wife of killed NBA player Lorenzen Wright charged with his murder
Former Memphis Grizzlies basketball player Lorenzen Wright was shot dead in 2010. His wife Sherra Wright has been charged with his murder.
Guests 'screaming and fleeing like crazy:' Hostage describes horror of Afghan terror attack
Afghan troops dropped onto a hotel roof rescue hostages from a terror attack, while other guests used bed sheets to scale down walls from windows.
Nurse let friend into care home to rape 90-year-old dementia patient 'for sexual experience'
A US man from Illinois will spend at least the next 25 years in jail after attempting to rape a 90-year-old women suffering from dementia.
German rapper 'Deso Dogg' killed while fighting for Isis in Syria
A once famous German rapper has died following an air strike in Syria. "Deso Dogg" joined the Islamic State in 2014.
Airbnb hometown axes half of its properties overnight
Almost 5,000 Airbnb hosts in San Francisco have had their properties removed from the website after failing to comply with new registration laws.
Samsung may have solved Apple's iPhone X notch issue
iPhone X users bemoaning the notch at the top of the screen could be tempted by an eventual move to Samsung, if this patent is anything to go by.
Stunning footage shows drone save drowning teenagers in Australia
Lifeguards turn to drones to save swimmers caught in dangerous tides off Australia. First successful drone mission happened on a training day.
Manchester mother beat her wife for leaving party and putting children to bed
A Manchester mother of three will not serve jail time despite admitting to beating her wife after a Christmas Eve party.
'Thank you Donald Trump': President praised on social media following Apple's 20,000 jobs revelation
Trump tax cut bill cited as driving factor behind Apple returning to US with promise of 20,000 new jobs.
Witchdoctor cons 700 women into thinking they are pregnant with stomach-swelling potion
Hundreds of Guinean women desperate to have children claim they were tricked out of their wages by faith healer N'na Fanta Camara.
Lesbian couple subjected to 'corrective rape and murdered' by gang of eight
A lesbian couple who had been married for three years have been kidnapped, raped and murdered by a group of eight people.
Truckers should be given electric shocks to stop them falling asleep, says Australian MP
Truck drivers who are falling asleep at the wheel should be fitted with devices to ensure their focus remains on the road.