Riders rescued after US Ferris wheel stops
RIDERS on the Orlando Eye have been rescued by firefighters after the Ferris wheel came to a halt.
RIDERS on the Orlando Eye have been rescued by firefighters after the Ferris wheel came to a halt.
THE Scottish National Party has voiced its opposition to a UK government plan to give English MPs a veto over legislation affecting only England.
THE mother of Tunisian beach gunman Seifeddine Rezgui says her son once refused to kill a mouse and wonders “who did this to him”.
HOLLYWOOD funnyman Jim Carrey has apologised to the family of an autistic child after he posted photos of the boy online during an anti-vaccination rant.
A LEAPING sturgeon has struck and killed a five-year-old girl in a boat on Florida’s Suwanne River.
A WIG that once belonged to German actress Marlene Dietrich is to be auctioned in the UK.
THE royal family is digging out its best party attire for the christening of Princess Charlotte at Sandringham, although Prince Harry won’t be there.
BRITISH politicians and celebrities are urging the US president to release Guantanamo detainee Shaker Aamer.
RESEARCHERS say rats that exercise daily just fly through their rat to-do-lists at a much quicker pace.
ACTIVISTS say Syrian rebels led by the al-Nusra Front have seized a government post west of Aleppo.
THE US air force has cancelled a two-day public event at RAF Feltwell in Norfolk over security concerns.
A MAN in a wheelchair, who is said to have robbed a New York bank, was recognised from police images when he went to a hospital two days after the theft.
OBSERVERS are tipping that the duke and duchess of Cambridge will choose friends rather than royal relatives as godparents for Princess Charlotte.
NEW Zealander Nela Zisser says she can out-eat her rivals in the US July Fourth hot dog eating contest.
A TRUTH commission will examine the 1989 US invasion of Panama, the country’s foreign minister says.
US police say an alligator has killed a man in Texas.
MORMON leader Boyd K Packer has died at the age of 90, a church spokesman says.
MEXICAN authorities may soon release a founder of the vigilante movement who fought against a powerful drug cartel in the western state of Michoacan.
THE defence team for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has denied he sought asylum in France after the Elysee Palace said it had declined such a request.
THE defence team for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has denied he sought asylum in France after the Elysee Palace said it had declined such a request.
WITH flags at half-mast, Britons have paused for a minute’s silence at noon to remember the 38 victims of the terror attack at a Tunisian hotel.
THE body of Richard Matt, who escaped from a US prison and was shot dead while on the run, has been released to a funeral home.
BRITISH police have closed the investigation into the death of Peaches Geldof, unable to identity the person who sold her the drugs that killed her.
RESEARCHERS believe a sniff test could detect autism in children even before they can talk, and help them receive early behavioural intervention.
A NEW Zealand man awaiting trial for murder says the whole thing is an “amazing romance” gone wrong.
AN international survey has shown New Zealand teachers are among the most highly trained, best qualified and most experienced in the world.
MPS and the public should be behind military strikes on IS in Syria, Britain’s health secretary says.
THE US Gulf Coast states have reached a settlement worth $A24.47 billion with BP over the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill.
FOUR bodies have been found at an Ashburton house in Canterbury, New Zealand police say.
SHE called herself Sam, spoke with an odd accent and thought she could be from Australia, but a global social media search solved the US woman’s mystery.
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