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Walt Disney recently announced an almost 10% rise in the ticket prices, which has left most fans of the theme-park fuming and venting on Twitter.

Several students walk out during Emeritus Lawrence Rosen's talk attempting to gauge reaction to "oppressive symbolism".

The bill, which will come to approximately 2.86bn Korean won (£1.9m, $2.64m), will be paid from the South's Ministry of Unification budget.

Former Canadian Prime Minister Kim Campbell says women shouldn't bare their arms on TV because "it's demeaning and undermines credibility and gravitas."

Three nominees for each of the eight photo contest categories, and – for the first time – a shortlist of six nominees for the World Press Photo of the Year.

Britain's largest airport says an investigation is underway but the incident will not affect journeys.

An inmate missing from his cell in a prison in Colorado, USA, was discovered hiding in the ceiling after the detention centre was put into lock down and a perimeter search launched.

The Colorado couple quit their jobs and sold all their belongings to travel the world on a sailboat.

The 17-year-old girl was detained and is on trial in an Israeli military court after she was filmed slapping and kicking two soldiers.

The Boston Police department tweeted a tribute to white Celtics coach Red Auerbach during Black History Month celebrations.

The US killed at least 100 Russian mercenaries during a failed attack on a US-held base in the oil-rich Deir Ezzor region of Syria.

Bad behaviour was reportedly witnessed following a Port and Policy party run by the Oxford University Conservative Association, that has Jacob Rees-Mogg as honorary president.

The Advertising Standards Authority investigated after a customer claimed an Amazon advert resulted in their Echo Dot placing an order for Purina cat food.

A new card game from the makers of Uno, cunningly named Dos, is set to hit shelves in the US in March before rolling out further later in 2018.

Historically, 14th Feb is linked to emperor Claudius II and the legend of Saint Valentine, who is said to have secretly helped Christian couples wed against the monarch's ruling.

A nudist spa has closed its doors after losing a string of legal battles, because its sex dungeon breached green belt planning restrictions.

Muslim scholar Ali Selim should be sacked after calling for female circumcision (FGM) to become legal in Ireland, says Dublin imam Dr Umar Al-Qadri.

The demand for rescue cats is so much higher in London that rescue centers across the country send moggies to the capital for rehoming.

Rick Blood, the former deputy mayor of Mendham Township in New Jersey, has resigned following public backlash against a Facebook post he wrote supporting Donald Trump.

A quarter of all property owned by overseas companies in England and Wales is held by companies registered in the British Virgin Islands, according to new research.

Whistleblower Helen Evans says volunteers were not vetted for criminal records after Penny Lawrence resigns.

The father of an autistic girl has accused the mother of slipping bleach into their daughter's drinks. "Miracle Mineral Solution" is a fake cure circulating on the web.

A former chief of staff of Iran's armed forces has said he believes that Western spies used lizards to spy on Iran's nuclear programme.

Former youth coach guilty of multiple sex offences against boys in case which sparked investigation into abuse allegations in football.

The French government has announced it will introduce a "Universal National Service" for young citizens, as President Emmanuel Macron delivers on one of his campaign pledges.

This most important of Hindu festivals falls on Tuesday 13 through to Wednesday 14 February 2018.

The Metropolitan Police are investigating an "incident" inside the House of Parliament in Westminster on 13 February. Sources suggest they are dealing with a suspicious package.

Leroy Horton, from Sydney, filmed what happened when he decided to play a game with a Huntsman spider and get as close as he could before it moved.

British navy to send warship to South China Sea and challenge Beijing's claim to disputed international waters - a move likely to anger China.