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Egyptians have yet another reason to protest the president
Egyptian protesters again demanded the resignation of President Abdul Fattah al-Sisi on Friday after the former general sold two islands to Saudi Arabia that had been under Egyptian control since 1950.
Bearded woodsman takes steamy 'dudeoir' photoshoot
This sultry woodsman's photoshoot will start a forest fire in your pants.
Hundreds of salmon turn calm waters into bubbling sea of fish nightmares
'It looked like the water was boiling.'
These designs for a crazy golf course in London's Trafalgar Square look epic
One hole involves an automated whiskey pouring device.
By Sam Haysom
Kanye West repurposed his Taylor Swift interruption as a wedding toast
Kanye and Taylor are never gonna let this feud finish.
Conservative groups target Target over its inclusive bathroom policy
"Target's policy is exactly how sexual predators get access to their victims," the pledge states.
By Megan Specia
LGBT magazine editor hacked to death in Bangladesh
Xulhaz Mannan was founder and senior editor of Roopbaan
Candlelights recreate historic tower destroyed by Nepal earthquake
Thousands gathered in Kathmandu to mark one year since a devastating earthquake rattled the country.
By Megan Specia
Your eyeballs will delight in seeing a jawbreaker melt with fire
That's one way to get to the center.
'Urgent' fix ordered for some Dreamliner planes because engines are shutting down mid-flight
The fix follows an incident with a Japan Airlines Dreamliner.
Prince George's adorable robe sold out after his meeting with Obama
It's cheaper than you might expect.
By Sam Haysom
Uber and Grab's price war to attract more riders seems to be working in Singapore
Uber has experienced a 20% surge in new riders, thanks to cutting fares.
By Victoria Ho
Faeces bacteria found on ice served in KFC outlet
The ice was served at a branch in Birmingham.
By Tim Chester
Man who planned to run to Bermuda in a floating bubble thwarted by Coast Guard again
“This was an inherently unsafe voyage attempt."
By Cailey Rizzo
Student makes her academic work better with 1 magical sentence
One line is all it takes.
By Sam Haysom
Commuters write tributes on the walls as Brussels station re-opens after attacks
Maelbeek station was hit by suicide bombings that killed 16 people.
British store launches 'quiet hour' for shoppers with autism
They'll be turning off escalators, in-store music and display TVs.
Women to dominate new £5 and £10 bank notes in Scotland
An author and a science writer will grace new currency.
By Tim Chester
One woman is painting her way through all of Bob Ross' paintings
Happy little trees.
Extremely helpful dog is what you need on a Monday morning
Everyone needs a helping paw.
Photgrapher finds happy couple who shared sweet proposal at London Marathon
Good job, Internet!
