An electrical malfunction saw a 7-metre-tall reptile replica go up in flames at a dinosaur theme park.

The looming Malaysian election is a tale of two of the most unlikely political allies: Anwar the prisoner and Mahathir, the man who first put him behind bars.

White House says retaining troops with a history or diagnosis of "gender dysphoria ... presents considerable risk to military effectiveness and lethality".

Investigators from Britain's data watchdog have searched the London offices of Cambridge Analytica.

Just hours before killing three people and terrorising shoppers in a supermarket in southern France, 25-year old Redouane Lakdim took his younger sister to school, French media said, leaving his family's flat outside Carcassonne's medieval city walls.

As many as 500,000 people were expected to take part in the March for Our Lives in Washington DC on Saturday.

Classifieds website Craigslist has closed down its personals section following the passing of a bill that aims to curb online sex trafficking.

Meghan Markle marked Friday's first official joint visit to Northern Ireland with Prince Harry by looking the very definition of elegant. With this trip, she's now been introduced to all major parts of the United Kingdom, including England, Scotland and Wales.

Tens of thousands of Americans gathered across the country on Saturday at March For Our Lives rallies to demand tighter gun laws, led by survivors of last month's Florida school massacre which reignited public anger over mass shootings.

President Donald Trump is preparing to expel dozens of Russian diplomats from the US in response to the nerve-agent poisoning of a former Russian spy in the UK, two people familiar with the matter said on Saturday.

A little street-side time machine proves a very convenient service for clearing the clutter of several lifetimes.

Scientists are listening to indigenous cultures and the way they have looked after the earth in the hope of preserving biodiversity.

Transgender troops who are in the US military may remain in the ranks, the White House said.

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Several EU countries said they may follow Britain in expelling Russian diplomats following the poisoning of an ex-spy in England.

Colonel Arnaud Beltrame was among the first officers to respond to the attack on the supermarket in the south of France on Frida

The US president is tipped to expel more Russian diplomats, this time over the nerve-agent poisoning of a Russian ex-spy in England.

Zimbabwe's former first lady Grace Mugabe is accused of using her diplomatic immunity to smuggle millions of dollars worth of elephant tusks, diamonds and gold.

The rival Koreas have agreed to hold high-level talks to prepare for an April summit between the two countries' leaders.

Zimbabwe's former first lady Grace Mugabe is accused of using her diplomatic immunity to smuggle millions of dollars worth of elephant tusks, diamonds and gold.

Not since September 11, 2001, have US national security leaders so threatened military confrontation if foreign adversaries do not meet American demands.

A bomb placed under a nearby car exploded in Alexandria in Egypt killing two policemen and wounding four others.

Italy is one step closer to forming a government although bitter divisions between the contesting parties remain.

Hundreds of thousands of young Americans took to the streets to demand tighter gun laws, echoed by similar demonstrations across the globe.

US forces have killed "two terrorists" in an air strike in south-western Libya as part of efforts to deny militants a safe haven in the country's vast desert.