no comment Journalist hit by petrol bomb as Hong Kong protesters defy law Police fired tear gas and baton-charged the crowds, while some demonstrators threw bricks and petrol bombs at police
no comment Arrests after police charge protesters in Hong Kong Hong Kong protesters marched in the rain on Sunday while wearing face masks, in defiance against a ban on them that started on Saturday at midnight 06/10/2019
no comment Snakes and turtles among pets at Manila blessing Dozens of pet owners brought their dogs, cats, turtles and snakes to Malate Church in Manila on Sunday for the annual blessing of animals 06/10/2019
no comment China launches satellite that can photograph every metre of ground China has successfully launched an observation satellite from the Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center 05/10/2019
no comment Māori rite marks 250th anniversary of Cook's New Zealand landing New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern attended commemorations ahead of the anniversary of the landing of British explorer James Cook 250 years ago. 05/10/2019
no comment Mexicans sing to pay respects to beloved crooner Jose Jose People gathered in Mexico City to pay tribute to their beloved native crooner Jose Jose in the best way they knew how — by singing along to his ballads. 05/10/2019
no comment Pope Francis set for synod on challenges facing the Amazon He has summoned bishops, laypeople and indigenous groups to join him in discussing the environmental and sacramental challenges facing the region. 05/10/2019
no comment Hong Kong: Protesters target station amid anger at face-mask law Protesters in Hong Kong on Friday (October 4) damaged the Sha Tin Metro station, after the government said it would invoke a British colonial-era law to allow authorities to make regulations. 04/10/2019
no comment Influenced by Bauhaus, Frieze artists dream of utopia Influenced by Bauhaus, contemporary artists at Frieze London are dreaming of a utopian future. The annual art bonanza is marking the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Bauhaus school in Weimar, Germany. 03/10/2019
no comment Climate change activists spray red paint at Britain's Treasury Climate change activists spraying red paint at the facade of British finance ministry from fire engine 03/10/2019
no comment UK artists imagine post-Brexit world 10 artists have exhibited works imagining Britain's post Brexit future. 03/10/2019
no comment Rome metro offers trash-for-tickets to tackle plastic pollution Italy's capital is offering travellers a way to exchange their waste plastic bottles for tickets on the eternal city's public transport system. 03/10/2019
no comment Eagle flight footage to show Europe glacier reduction Filmed with a camera mounted between his majestic wings, they'll show glaciers now crumbling because of global warming. 03/10/2019
no comment Banksy art turns heads in London suburb shop A pop-up art exhibition by street artist Banksy appeared in a shop window display in Croydon, south London on Tuesday (October 1). 02/10/2019
no comment World 'footgolf' champions tackle challenging course in Salzburg Footgolf is one of the fastest growing sports worldwide and is a combination of football and golf, played on a golf course. 02/10/2019
no comment Azores residents face Hurricane Lorenzo damage As daylight set in, Azores residents began to take toll of the damage caused by Hurricane Lorenzo. The central island of Faial has been one of the most affected in the archipelago of nine islands with high winds and massive waves destroying seaside houses. 02/10/2019
no comment Looking for low-cost and highly nutritious food? Try insects! The head of the University of Costa Rica's Insects Museum decided three years ago to replace animal protein in his diet with crickets, ants, cockroaches, beetles and other insects - and wants to encourage others to do the same. 02/10/2019
no comment Homeless soprano captures hearts with operatic subway serenade A Los Angeles police officer was captivated by the soprano singing voice of a 52-year-old homeless woman who singing in a Los Angeles subway station. 02/10/2019
no comment Hong Kong police break up protests in day of violence Tens of thousands of people joined anti-government demonstrations as China marked 70 years of Communist rule. 01/10/2019
no comment Toilet paper dress contest winner wipes floor with competition The stunning looks toilet paper wedding dress 2019 01/10/2019
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Journalist hit by petrol bomb as Hong Kong protesters defy law
Police fired tear gas and baton-charged the crowds, while some demonstrators threw bricks and petrol bombs at police
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Hot air balloons float in New Mexico skies at annual fiesta
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Extinction Rebellion mural painted on London nightclub
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Bayern Munich players go full Bavaria at Oktoberfest
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Tear gas fired at protesters in Hong Kong during protests