Kelly Kinsella said she was enraged after being told that her two-year-old was obese and needed to slim down.
Woolley & Wallis sold a broken John Bartlam teapot for an "unheard of" £575,000 at auction - but other lots have had similarly surprising success in the past.
Glasgow schoolboy Callum penned a touching tribute for Charlie the dog and handed it to Gemma Dunne.
The government says some 1,000 Pakistani soldiers are in the kingdom on a training and advisory mission, but the opposition wants to know what exactly they are doing.
"That the man who holds our country's nuclear weapon keys needs a crib note that reads 'I hear you' to show empathy terrifies me," one Twitter user wrote.
The opposition Democratic Unity alliance said the elections will not be free and fair.
Both speculation and expectation of possible talks are growing since the US first daughter Ivanka Trump will also be present at the closing ceremony.
The latest butchery in the Damascus suburb of eastern Ghouta by Assad forces shames the isolationist United Kingdom.
The dead bodies of two schoolgirls have been found following the attack by the Islamist group.
A summary of the death investigation stated that Bethany Lynn Stephens "was not raped, and this was not a homicide".
A grieving father of a Parkland school shooting told President Trump: 'We as a country failed our children. This shouldn't happen.'
United Airlines hosted a mid-flight gender reveal party on Wednesday (21 February) for an expectant couple.
Jarslaw Sellin said he backs the creation of the museum and says it's time the world knows about Poland's "terrible fate."
Capitan was well known in the Argentine town of Villa Carlos Paz for loyalty to his owner Miguel Guzmán, who passed away in 2006. The dog sat by his grave every single day.
Billy Graham passed away on Wednesday and left an incredible legacy during his career that spanned over 60 years.
Delays, technical failures and shortages are common the world over when developing military technology, if two reports this week are anything to go by.
Julian Lee was rescued with the help of some bystanders, airport employees and a pair of scissors.
"So you're saying you WOULD do this if you didn't think you'd be caught," one Twitter user asked.
South Korean foreign ministry says inter-Korea and US-Korea talks are the only ways to ease tensions in the Korean peninsula.
People are planting trees all around the world in Donald Trump's name in an attempt to offset the extra carbon in the atmosphere from his climate change policies.
Authorities have launched a manhunt to catch the assailants and the motive behind the attack is still unclear.
"Wrong magazines, Florida House," one Twitter user wrote.
The Indian prime minister did not personally greet Trudeau at the airport nor did he write anything on Twitter about the Canadian leader's visit.
The woman, now 21, has claimed in her lawsuit that Roy Andrews picked her up from school in May 2010 and later took her to a motel and raped her.
Marcelle Mancuso broke a vertebra after slipping off a bench while doing a very common abdominal exercise aka inverted sit-up in 2016.
The Philippines military lauded the efforts of the crew members for their quick-thinking in handling the dreaded Abu Sayyaf militants.
More than 250 people have been killed in intense bombing from Syrian government forces in eastern Ghouta. At least 50 children were among the dead.
Maria Vinogradova, 12, and Anastasia Svetozarova, 15, who fell to their deaths from an apartment block in Izhevsk, are believed to have committed suicide.
Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) ordered to pay £100,000 to family of 102-year-old Fumio Okubo who killed himself when told to flee Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster.
Iran issued a stark warning to Israel threatening to raze Tel Aviv if Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made the "slightest unwise move" against it.