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Islam critic Ayaan Hirsi Ali cancels Australia and New Zealand tour over security concerns

The former Dutch MP was due to appear on an ABC programme on Monday before starting her tour, 'Hero of Heresy'.

Scenes of devastation after deadly floods and mudslides swept through Mocoa, Colombia

Parents search the ruins of their homes after a torrent of mud swept through Mocoa in southern Colombia – killing at least 254 people, many of them children.

Delhi-bound Indian soldier arrested at Srinagar airport for carrying grenades

The soldier claimed he was carrying the grenades under the orders of a senior army official.

'Lucky to be alive:' US man nearly electrocuted while sleeping with iPhone charging in bed

'From my experience to others, it is not worth your life charging your electronics in bed,' Wiley Day said.

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Why Britain, not Spain, has sovereignty over Gibraltar

Britain won Gibraltar in 1704 during the War of Spanish Succession.

Five due in court over Croydon teenage asylum seeker beating

Police continuing investigation after 17-year-old attacked by gang of 20 in south London.

New Zealanders are drawing penises on maps using GPS — for a very good reason

Here's a clue: April is Testicular Cancer Awareness Month.

Malnourished toddler taken by air ambulance to Spokane hospital in Washington state

Partner of drowned Farne Islands diver watched doomed rescue mission

The woman was separated from her diving group and only found after several hours at sea.

Teacher fired by Muslim school for saying Adam and Eve 'weren't real'

Nina Kossman infuriated parents at Razi School in Queens, New York when she explained the myth of creation.

Catholic priests living in hiding in DRC's restive Kasai following brutal attacks

Priests fled after unidentified militiamen attacked buildings belonging to the Catholic church in Luebo town.

Somali pirates release hijacked Aris 13 oil tanker without ransom

Pirates hijack Indian cargo ship off Somalia coast

The vessel, with its 11 crew members, was commandeered on 1 April.

Schloss Klessheim: Nazi past of Hitler's lavish Austrian palace uncovered by historians

Twenty paintings acquired by the Nazis during the war were identified in Klessheim Palace.

Heartbroken wife dies four minutes after husband of 71 years

Wilf and Vera Russell had never spent a night apart until he was diagnosed with dementia

DRC human rights violations - in numbers

Pope Francis calls for peace in DRC after condemning 'bloody clashes' in Kasai

400 people have died in ongoing violence between Kamwuina Nsapu militia and security forces.

Dead body of 500-lbs hoarder found inside Pennsylvania home

Firefighters needed an hour to clear path to remove 63-year-old from property due to mass of belongings.

Multiple blasts kill at least four in Nigerian refugee camp

Hero dog dies tackling female suicide bomber who targeted Nigeria wedding

Bomber tried to detonate explosive in Borno state, epicentre of Boko Haram's insurgency.

'Calm down dear': Spain accuses UK of 'losing nerve' over Gibraltar row

Gibraltar says it will not tolerate being 'bargaining chip' following Lord Howard's comments

Bodies of coup plotters killed by Gambian strongman Jammeh's death squad discovered

Bodies were buried in military firing range near Jammeh's home village of Kanilai following 2014 failed coup.

Sharks are appearing in strange places in Australia because of a tropical cyclone

Australians have been warned to stay out of floodwaters.

Appeal after woman 'dragged to ground' and sexually assaulted in Stockwell

Police urge those who may have heard woman scream for help during early morning attack to come forward.

Heavy flooding washes away house in Australia minutes after women and 2 children rescued from roof

Overflowing of a river in the wake of Cyclone Debbie led to severe flooding of the region where the family lived.

Police issue images of Croydon asylum seeker hate crime attack suspects

Two men and a woman wanted in connection with assault against 17-year-old in south London.

NHS helpline for suicidal people faces questions as probe reveals callers put on hold as staff slept

An undercover investigation by The Sun showed distressed callers being described as 'needy'.

Catholic bishops of Mali seek help from general public to rescue kidnapped nun

Sister Gloria Cecilia Narvaez Argoti was abducted in February by four armed men claiming to be jihadists.

Hunt for survivors continues in South Atlantic after large South Korean ship goes missing

Two people have been rescued but the fate of the remaining 22 crew members of Stellar Daisy is still unclear.

Theresa May: British military trainers to be sent to Jordan to help defeat Isis

The PM will discuss terrorism, trade and the Syrian refugee crisis during a 3-day visit to the Middle East.

Chechen authorities rounding up gay men and killing them, Russian newspaper claims

Alvi Karimov, a government spokesperson, called the report 'absolute lies and disinformation'.

Mexican newspaper prints final edition as violence against journalists hits breaking point

'If the price is life, I am not prepared for any more of my collaborators to pay it,' Norte editor says.

Google Doodle celebrates skyscraper architect Fazlur Rahman Khan's 88th birthday

Structural engineer designed Sear's Tower, the world's tallest building for 25 years.

Matthew Perry declines Justin Trudeau April Fool offer for rematch fight

Actor revealed he and friend beat up Canadian prime minister when they were at school.

Stourbridge stabbings: Teenage daughter pays tribute to mother and brother stabbed to death

Lydia Wilkinson devastated by deaths of Tracey and Pierce Wilkinson.

Facebook Live gang rape: Chicago police search for second teenage suspect

One 14-year-old charged with assault plus manufacturing and distributing child pornography is held in custody.

Madeleine McCann still alive says former detective

Dave Edgar, who spent three years investigating mystery abduction, wants to continue search for Madeleine.

Trump warns US will act unilaterally if China does not intervene over North Korea

President raises stakes that Washington will deal with Pyongyang with or without Beijing's help.

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