‘I’m not going to eat them now’ — Perth man found chewed gum inside packet of Midget Gems
Chewing gum riddled with bite marks was found stuck to Midget Gems in a newly opened pack bought from a Perth supermarket. Gordon Kennedy had...
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Attack at Bacha Khan University in Pakistan Leaves at Least 22 Dead
Attack at Bacha Khan University in Pakistan Leaves at Least 22 Dead By ISMAIL KHANJAN. 20, 2016 Photo Coffins holding the bodies of victims at...
Monkey receives new head in first-ever successful head transplant surgery
Monkey receives new head in first-ever successful head transplant surgery AP photo A unique surgery was performed in China. Italian surgeon Sergio Canavero and his...
Concern for young girl spotted on her own and ‘upset’ in Blairgowrie
Police are trying to trace a young girl who was spotted on her own in Blairgowrie in an apparently upset state. DC Thomson She is...
Yemen: Britain and Saudi Arabia Shoulder to Shoulder in Atrocity
Britain’s aiding and abetting of the brutal, head chopping, summarily executing, flogging regime of Saudi Arabia continues unabated. by Felicity Arbuthnot UK advisors working actively...
CMV Vaccine Development Moves Forward in New Monkey Model; The CBCD Reviews a Report
CMV Vaccine Development Moves Forward in New Monkey Model; The CBCD Reviews a Report CMV is shown to cross the placenta in primates other than...
Should we have a time limit on MPs’ careers?
Should we have a time limit on MPs’ careers? January 19, 2016 – 11:21PM Prime Minister Turnbull is grilled over why he took so long...
Panic as one of world’s deadliest volcanoes erupts forcing hundreds to flee
Panic as one of world’s deadliest volcanoes erupts forcing hundreds to flee A MAJOR evacuation was sparked this afternoon as one of the world’s most...
Obama struggling with immigration rules and cruelties of deportation
Obama struggling with immigration rules and cruelties of deportation Immigration rights activists take part in a demonstration on Lafayette Square in front of the White...
China Software Entrepreneur Becomes Billionaire After IPO Soars
China Software Entrepreneur Becomes Billionaire After IPO Soars Thunder Software Technology Chairman Zhao Hongfei has become China’s latest billionaire as investors wary of losses in...
Evangelicals See Donald Trump as Man of Conviction, if Not Faith
Evangelicals See Donald Trump as Man of Conviction, if Not Faith Donald J. Trump greeting supporters at an event in Urbandale, Iowa, last week. Credit...
In reversal, Tokyo High Court rules government not responsible for Ghanaian deportee’s death
In reversal, Tokyo High Court rules government not responsible for Ghanaian deportee’s death In a reversal, the Tokyo High Court determined Monday that the government...
Xi to deliver speech on Middle East policy
A general view of the Arab foreign minister’s meeting at the Arab League in Cairo, Egypt, January 10, 2016. [Photo/Agencies] Vice-Foreign Minister Zhang Ming told...
Norway’s King and Queen for 25 years
King Olav V of Norway died on the evening of 17 January 1991. At that same moment, Crown Prince Harald became Norway’s new king: King...
Guide Dogs chiefs urged to rule out any threat to Forfar training centre
A national charity has been warned that any moves to centralise services away from an Angus “institution” would be an “appalling step”. A national charity...
Match fixing: Police quiz Australian players and coaches
Match fixing: Police quiz Australian players and coaches January 18, 2016 – 10:11PM View more articles from Nino Bucci Match fixing claims overshadow the Australian...
Tearing down the Calais ‘jungle’: Bulldozers move-in despite migrant backlash
Tearing down the Calais ‘jungle’: Bulldozers move-in despite migrant backlash BULLDOZERS have started destroying the notorious Jungle camp as French authorities finally evict thousands of...
Clinton and Sanders sharpen their tone as the stakes rise
Clinton and Sanders sharpen their tone as the stakes rise Former secretary of state Hillary Clinton and Sen. Bernie Sanders (Vt.) speak during the NBC...
Black Friday: The Disease
Black Friday: The Disease Like lemmings stampeding to the edge of the abyss, most of the legacy retailers in the US have yet again done...
Heidi Nelson Cruz: A Political Spouse Making Sacrifices and Courting Donors
Heidi Nelson Cruz: A Political Spouse Making Sacrifices and Courting Donors Heidi Nelson Cruz and her husband, Senator Ted Cruz, at a campaign event in...
Commemoration for WWII victims taken to labour camps from Hungary
Justice can only be served through understanding the past with a national responsibility felt in unity over each other, Varga said at the event organised...
Wandering through Prague with Charles IV
Wandering through Prague with Charles IV LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, USA, January 12, 2016 /EINPresswire.com/ — In 2016 it will be 700 years from the birth...
Hero cop Craig Campbell left behind by the Cronulla riots
Hero cop Craig Campbell left behind by the Cronulla riots Craig Campbell, pictured with his baton, fends off violent youths during the Cronulla riots in...
Freezing Britain wakes up to 100 MILE corridor of snow – with EVEN MORE on the way
Freezing Britain wakes up to 100 MILE corridor of snow – with EVEN MORE on the way BRITAIN woke up to freezing temperatures and a...
Oil glut dampens Iran’s hopes for big cash flows as sanctions lift
Oil glut dampens Iran’s hopes for big cash flows as sanctions lift By Steven Mufson January 16 at 4:42 PM Follow @StevenMufson An Iranian oil...
Euro 2016: Norway miss out on automatic qualification
Norway’s men missed out on an automatic Euro 2016 spot after a 2-1 defeat to Italy in Rome on Tuesday evening. Norway took the lead...
Chinese firms making inroads in UK
Chinese and British flags and paper lanterns are strung across Gerrard Street in London’s Chinatown in October, 2015, during President Xi Jinping’s visit to Britain...
Japan hails Tsai’s election victory, hopes for stronger ties with Taiwan
Japan welcomed the victory of Taiwan’s pro-independence Democratic Progressive Party leader Tsai Ing-wen in the presidential election on Saturday, saying Tokyo hopes to strengthen relations...