Daredevil Base jumper shocks passers-by in London with leap from The Shard
Adrenaline-fuelled descent is thought to be the first since the skyscraper opened in 2013.
Animal cruelty lobby snaps at 'dog whisperer' Cesar Millan after dog bites pig
Ten thousand people sign Change.org petition demanding Nat Geo Wild cancel Millan's show.
Suspect arrested in relation to Dublin boxing weigh-in shooting attack
Shane Rowan has been charged with possession of three rifles as well as rounds of ammunition.
Lawsuit alleges US ad agency boss made racist and sexist remarks to female employee
Head of J Walter Thompson Gustavo Martinez denies allegations filed in New York Federal Court.
Crooked Metropolitan Police sergeant handed 18-month sentence for theft
David Robinson was embroiled in a bitter custody row with his ex-wife at the time of the crimes.
Police officer badly injured during riots at cancelled Trump rally in Chicago
Presumptive Republican presidential candidate was to hold an event at the UIC Pavilion in Chicago.
EDF confident on future of controversial Hinkley Point nuclear power plant
Energy firm is negotiating with France to obtain commitments to secure its financial position.
Headteacher speaks out 20 years after Dunblane massacre that saw 16 Scottish children shot dead
Ron Taylor tells of his guilt following mass shooting that left 16 children and their teacher dead.
Violence flares outside White Hart Lane as North London football derby turns ugly
John Bercow avoids injury as baton-wielding police charge Tottenham Hotspur and Arsenal fans.
Robert Mugabe threatens to punch reporter that asked him about succession plans
The 92 year-old President of Zimbabwe resorted to threats of violence to make his point about retirement plans.
US to deploy nuclear-capable B52 aircraft in first bombing campaign against Isis in April
Aircraft can simulatneously drop 32 tons of bombs and will replace a fleet of Rockwell B-1 Lancer supersonic planes.
Up to 65 passengers injured as Bangkok water taxi bursts into flames
Three foreign nationals were injured in the explosion that happened at the Wat Thepleela Pier.
Naked man accused of raping 8 year-old girl dragged through streets in Argentina
Angry mob hand alleged assailant over to police in attempt to 'get justice for the innocent girl'.
British Chambers of Commerce boss John Longworth suspended over Brexit support
Director general of the body had said the UK's long-term future would be 'brighter' outside the EU.
Families pay tribute to victims of Vietnam waterfall accident
Beth Anderson, 24, and Isobel Mackensie Squire, 19, were found alongside Christian Sloan.
Victim slams Scottish government for potential early release of rapist Ryan Strang
Glasgow resident Siobhan Baxter was hit with a 25kg dumbell during a frenzied attack.
Neo-Nazi group North West Infidels set to march through Liverpool streets
Merseyside Police is readying for clashes
Armed robber in Deadpool mask holds up Ohio bank
Police urged public to steer clear of the area while they looked for gunman.
US presidential hopeful Marco Rubio calls out rival Donald Trump for badly spelt tweets
Self-financed billionaire misspelt 'lightweight' and 'choker' when criticising rival on Twitter.
Disgraced former US marine Joseph Chamblin foils girlfriend's murder plot
Soldier was filmed urinating on the bodies of dead Taliban insurgents during the Afghan war in 2011.
Boris Johnson says 'no' vote in EU referendum will mean Brexit, not a new membership deal
David Cameron has stated there is no 'third way' if the UK votes to leave EU on 23 June.
World could be headed for a chocolate drought
Demand set to outstrip supply as cravings for the sweet treat increases in developing countries.
Jeremy Hunt vote of no confidence Downing Street petition passes 213,000 mark
Health secretary is under fire after threatening to impose extended working hour contracts on NHS junior doctors.
NSPCC helpline launches to help UK employees blow whistle on child abuse
Service to be run by children's charity has received £500,000 of public funds.
Holocaust survivors face alleged Nazi war criminal accused of Auschwitz atrocities
Reinhold Hanning in court to face charges that he was an SS leader at Auschwitz.
Confidential bank details available for sale on easily found website
Credit and debit card details of thousands of individuals available for £2, claims newspaper.
Elton John reveals 40-year rift with the late David Bowie
Pair fell out after the Ziggy Stardust star called the Rocket Man "rock 'n' roll's token queen" in a Rolling Stone article.
US Defence Secretary Ash Carter tells the UK to keep Trident nuclear weapon programme
Carter says the nuclear weapons are 'important part of the deterrent structure of Nato'.
David Cameron tells Hamburg business leaders the UK must stay in the EU
UK prime minster said that he will campaign for the UK to stay in the economic union.
Five skiers killed in Austrian Alps avalanche
Dead were part of a group of around a dozen located Lizumer Hütte in the Wattental valley.
