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Foreign Office warns UK tourists over 'Act II' protests in France this weekend - after British woman had 'calf torn off' in Toulouse
Paris will once again see protesters take to the streets tomorrow, with a planned march set to take place at 2pm from Place de la Bastille in the French capital.
Florida woman, 36, falls 1,000 feet to her death in Italy after stepping off path to take photo of the majestic Dolomites mountain range
Michaelle Alejandra Rubio Leiva, 36, was exploring the breathtaking Dolomites with her family when she fell from an exposed mountainside in northern Italy.
Andy Burnham government to bring in major employment law change next week affecting millions
The changes will come into effect from October 30
Moment Romanian gang use cruel cash machine trick on pensioners in crime spree that netted £40,000
CCTV footage shows the brazen crooks distracting elderly victims by dropping banknotes on the floor before secretly swapping their bank cards for fake ones.
Trump Official Caught On Video Appearing To Throw Beer At Fan During NBA Game
The Trump adviser reportedly got into a dispute with spectators behind her at the Washington Wizards game.
A mother hears threats against her child. A granny is told unless a debt is paid, there'll be violence. A farmer sells machinery to keep thugs away. This is every day, across Ireland. HERE's what needs to be done
Across Ireland, far too many families live with fear because of organised crime, drug debt, coercion and intimidation.
Bourne supremacy sinks Canberra, Flames go 3-0 in WNBL
The Sydney Flames were wooden spooners last season, but the revamped squad are now 3-0 this campaign after adding Canberra to their growing list of victims.
Pensioner fighting for life after being struck by cyclist on Northenden road
Witnesses are being urged to come forward
Razor-wielding barber threatened to 'kill all the English' on train
A barber who brandished a razor on a train while threatening to “kill all the English” and shouting about Jihad has been jailed for two years.
Britain's best seaside towns for an autumn getaway, where you can enjoy quiet beaches, cosy pubs and proper fish and chips
Bracing coastal walks, characterful pubs and cosy bookshops - there are plenty of reasons to head to the coast even as autumn draws to a close.
