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British train-surfer Lewis Felix, who has a huge online following, captured the ultimate view of the Eiffel Tower in Paris - and cheated death by just 12 inches

Around 90 children bought the cannabis laced muffins from a street vendor on their way to Pulamadibogo Primary School, in South Africa, and began hallucinating during class

'Her son was complaining about my daughter's lunches smelling terrible.'

Dieting guru Michael Mosley says we should all be eating one popular fruit before it's ripe to reap the health benefits. Studies have shown it can help reduce the risk of colon cancer

An unnamed 26-year-old also described as British, has handed himself in to police and reportedly confessed to killing the unnamed 35-year-old during a so-called game in Portugal

The NHS is launching an appeal for more of us, including older patients, to download the NHS app to help manage our health - and there are hopes more people will become organ donors

Anthony Malone was tortured by the Taliban and suffered six broken ribs, kidney disease, nerve damage and serious concussion.He has now been named the English Veterans Awards' ‘Inspiration of the Year’

Pre-school children take part in marching practice in photographs taken across Russia - and older kids are even being taught how to dig trenches and throw grenades

Isobel Scott, from Edinburgh, Scotland, told her mum and dad she was off to the cinema but the reality soon dawned and she ended up on a ship bound for Casablanca in western Morocco

In what archaeologists say is the largest cemetery ever to be discovered in the Gaza Strip, two Roman-era lead sarcophagi have been unearthed amongst 135 graves

The first asteroid sample collected by NASA has reached Earth after it was released by the Osiris-Rex spacecraft earlier today. The sample is from asteroid Bennu

A capsule containing samples from the Bennu asteroid is due to touch down in Utah later today. OSIRIS-REx. NASA predicted there is a small chance Bennu could hit the Earth in 2182

Quagga mussels have become the dominant invasive species in the lower Great Lakes over the past 30 years - and historians fear shipwrecks will be completely wiped out

Danny James has quite the car collection and after deciding to sell he got thousands and thousands more that was estimated after cashing in at auction

Val Kolpakov owns 2,037 different toothpaste tubes from all around the world, including some unique flavours such as rose, chocolate, wasabi and a few types of whisky

After nearly a century, international experts from the US and Japan have recorded and published enthralling footage of an imperial aircraft carrier sunk by the US Navy during World War 2

The Russian President is said to follow a strict, sugar-free diet and doesn't get out of bed for hours before making courtiers wait while he works out

The Married At First Sight UK star, who is also known for sharing his expertise on Celebs Go Dating, hosted the launch of the GUBA Awards on Friday night

Dean Standley, a staunchly pro-Putin British financial expert who has lived in Russia for 12 years, was recently arrested by Russian forces. He claims his release came about due to his connections

Reality TV icon Kim Kardashian sent fans into overdrive as she took to social media to show off her world-famous figure while taking part in a game of tennis

A helping hand to a defending country or the recipe for an all-in nuclear war between superpowers? Experts analyse for The Mirror Joe Biden's decision to give Ukraine long-range missiles or “attack-ems” (ATACMS)

Channel 4 News presenter Krishnan Guru-Murthy is taking part in the latest series of Strictly Come Dancing but the journalist has a serious health condition that puts him at risk

Strictly Come Dancing star Annabel Croft lost her beloved husband Mel Coleman to cancer in May just eight weeks after the father-of-three's devastaing diagnosis

The Juneyao Airlines flight HO1188 was originally scheduled to travel to and from the Chinese cities Hailar to Shenyang, but had to make an unscheduled stop at Changbai Mountain Airport

Ninety children purchased what they thought were tasty baked goods - which turned out to be laced with cannabis - en route to the Pulamadibogo Primary School, north-west of the South African capital, Pretoria