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Chris Pilcher
UK scientists discover new species of 'exploding ant'
The remarkable insect has been discovered deep in the Borneo jungle, which rips its torso apart when coming under attack from certain predators.
The underground theatre breaking down barriers
A unique underground production company, 'Belarus Free Theatre', in the Belarusian capital city, Minsk, is trying to change people's perceptions of modern society with its performances.
"Up to a third of millennials face renting from cradle to grave"
Policy makers are being asked to make significant changes, as a new report suggests a third of Britain's young people will continue renting for the rest of their lives.
Manchester United welcome back Paul Pogba for Sevilla tie
Jose Mourinho's side are in Spain for their first Champions League knock-out match since 2014.
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Poland's heavy foresting under scrutiny
An EU advisor claims Warsaw is breaking European Union laws by failing to stop large scale logging in Białowieża Forest.
Iran plane crash: Bad weather hampers rescuers
All 66 people on board the Aseman airliner are feared dead, who were travelling from Tehran to the city of Yasuj.
Voice recorder of ill-fated Russian plane is found
It's believed conflicting speed measurements, caused by the freezing weather, led to the plane plummeting into the ground.
Lithuania's 100 years of independence
President Dalia Grybauskaite takes her chance to warn the rest of Europe about the threat of Russia's deployment of nuclear ballistic missiles.
Investigation underway to find out cause of Russian plane crash
It's believed "human error" may have led to Sunday's tragedy that killed all 71 people on board.
Man pleads guilty to Stockholm terror attack
He admitted driving a truck into a crowd of people last April, killing 5 and leaving 14 others injured.
French church to start accepting digital donations
A Parisian church is making it easier for worshippers to donate during collections at Mass after the priest installed contactless bank card terminals.
A wolf escaped it's British sanctuary and it gave social media a lot t
The animal, called Torak, went missing from its Berkshire sanctuary before being found six hours later safe and well.
New film, '12 Strong', retells true story of 9/11 heroes
World Premiere takes place in New York, where Chris Hemsworth and the cast reunite with the real-life soliders who vollunteered to fight Al-Qaeda and the Taliban after the 9/11 attacks.
Trump's doctor has 'no concerns' about US president's health
Donald Trump undertook a three hour-long medical examination last week, following questions about the president's health and cognitive ability.
EU plans major crack down on Europe's plastics pollution
The European Commission has set out a number of targets to cut plastic waste across the continent by 2030.
Ten workers killed as bridge in Colombia collapses
Workers had been fixing drainage on the partially-built bridge near Colombia's capital city, Bogota, before it fell apart into the canyon below.
Self-driving cars could be held back by U.S. regulation
There are concerns new guidelines must be introduced by the U.S. Government to help technology for driverless vehicles develop further.
Russia accuses the U.S. of undermining Iran nuclear deal
Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov responds to President Donald Trump's claims the U.S. could lift its sanctions over Iran's nuclear missile programme.
Thousands evacuated as Philippine volcano nears eruption
A leading volcano expert in the Southeast Asian country has warned Mount Mayan could erupt "within weeks or even days".
Serena Williams plays her first match since giving birth
The 23 grand slam singles champion made a losing return to the courts against Jelena Ostapenko in Abu Dhabi after taking almost a year out to have her baby.
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