Briton who tried to protect woman from knife attack in Australia dies in hospital
Thomas Jackson was on life support after he was attacked by a French national in Queensland.
US says it reached goal of resettling 10,000 Syrian refugees a month ahead of schedule
In the first four years of the conflict, the country resettled only 1,900 refugees and faced a UN case referrals backlog.
US and India deepen defence ties with military logistics agreement
US Defence Secretary Ash Carter and his Indian counterpart stress importance of ties in Asia-Pacific region.
Conjoined twins Rosie and Ruby ready to start school four years after separation surgery
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United Nations criticised for paying millions of dollars to groups linked to Bashar al-Assad
The UN insists it has to work with the Syrian regime to help as many people as it can.
Antonio Guterres cements lead in race to become next United Nations' Secretary General
The ex-Portuguese prime minister won the third secret Security Council ballot.
Calais crisis could trigger UK to review its security relationship with France
Home Secretary Amber Rudd will oppose any move to shift any migration procedures back across the Channel.
Video shows mother laughing as boyfriend throws 4-year-old son from bridge in Washington state
'He's my kid and it's none of your business,' mum told stunned witnesses at Wynoochee River.
Costa del Sol beachgoers warned of shark swimming near popular resort
The shark was spotted yards from Fuengirola beach, which was closed for around five hours on 28 August.
Over 6,500 migrants saved off Libyan coast in Mediterranean rescue operation
The Italian coastguard said 40 operations took place 20km off the coast of Sabratha in Libya.
12-year-old trophy hunter vows to 'never stop' killing wild animals
The schoolgirl has faced a backlash after posting photos of her kills including a giraffe, a zebra and an antelope.
Hen party rescued from River Dart by RNLI after boat runs aground
The women were celebrating on Saturday when they became stuck in mud as the tide went out.
Brock Turner to be released after serving half of six month sentence for sexual assault
The former Stanford student was originally sentenced to six months in prison and 3 years probation.
New York teenager who vanished in 2009 was 'gang-raped, shot dead then fed to alligators'
Brittanee Drexel, 17, disappeared after visiting a beach in South Carolina 7 years ago.
Mexico: Police chief sacked over alleged executions of drug cartel members
The National Human Rights Commission found evidence that police tortured suspects during raid.
Republican or not, Princess Diana evoked strong emotions in everyone
Family rows, breakups and a resignation – stories from fans and critics on eve of anniversary of her death.
Glassdoor says these are the top 20 UK companies that offer best work-life balance. Here's the list
BP, American Express, Unilever, ARM Holdings and Thomson Reuters are among the top ranked companies.
First US 'climate change refugees' given $48m government grant to leave Louisiana area
The Biloxi-Chitimacha-Choctaw Native American tribe had populated land since the early 1800s.
Clinton aide Huma Abedin splits from husband following new sexting scandal
Anthony Weiner embroiled in third scandal in five years following release of a New York Post report.
Man who had sex with girl of 14 in church before drinking her blood avoids jail
Jonathan Davis, 22, was spared despite previously impregnating a 12-year-old girl.
London banker Oliver Dearlove, 30, killed by 'one punch' on night out with friends
Met Police appeal to four white females to get in touch after the assault in Blackheath, south east London.
'Willy Wonka' star Gene Wilder dies aged 83 following battle with Alzheimer's
The actor, who was twice nominated for an Oscar, was diagnosed with non-Hodgkins lymphoma in 1989.
John Lennon's murderer Mark Chapman loses latest bid for freedom from jail in New York
Mark Chapman shot and killed the former Beatles star on his doorstep in New York in 1980.
Germany plans change in law to make mothers name who they had sex with in paternity suits
The proposed changes state that child-support payments could be reimbursed for up to two years.
US orders Turkey to stop attacking Kurdish forces in northern Syria
Dangerous games: Nato allies at loggerheads as Turkey attacks US allies in Syria conflict.
Ireland: Family of five found dead at home in suspected murder-suicide
The bodies of teacher Alan Hawe and his wife and two children were discovered by gardai in County Cavan.
UK police federation: Ban on face tattoos should be lifted to help recruit modern bobbies
The Met Police has banned visible face and hand tattoos since 2012.
Person dressed as clown reportedly trying to lure children into woods in South Carolina
Parents have been warned not to allow children out at night after sightings of a clown near apartment building.
Caught on camera: The moment a stag collides with cyclist during Dublin City triathlon
Shane O'Reilly, 30, managed to complete the race after the collision.
Islam Karimov: Uzbek President taken to hospital following stroke
Karimov's daughter broke the news of her father's illness on Instagram.
Reports of active shooter at LAX airport turns out to be man with plastic sword 'dressed as Zorro'
Reports dismissed shots fired as 300 flights delayed and 27 diverted, including BBC sports presenter Gary Lineker's.
300 wild reindeer struck and killed by lightning in Norway during thunderstorm
The animals' waterlogged coats may have increased electrical conductivity between them, an inspector said.
Five arrested after car rams crime laboratories in Brussels in attempt to destroy evidence in fire
A car rammed the fences to the laboratory in the early hours of the morning.
Duterte promises 'day of reckoning' and offers bounty for exposure of corrupt police officers
Duterte made the comments on National Heroes Day on 29 August, In the face of United Nations' criticism.
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