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ROBERT HARDMAN is among first witnesses inside ravaged Notre Dame

ROBERT HARDMAN: Sparks and bits of flaming woodwork are still cascading from the remnants of the 12th-century roof (bottom, center). The smell instantly sears the back of your throat like a dose of smelling salts and my feet are soaked. The ancient black and white tiles leading up the aisle (bottom, right) are under a gently-flowing river of hose water from the fire crews pumping what seems like much of the River Seine from their elevated platforms. Yet I can faithfully report that the Cathedral of Notre Dame is not entirely destroyed. Because I am standing inside it - alongside the French prime minister. Pictured, top and bottom left: Smoke rises around the alter in front of the cross inside the Notre Dame Cathedral.

Devastating aftermath of Notre Dame inferno leaves world in mourning 

A catastrophic fire at Paris's Notre Dame Cathedral has left a nation mourning the devastation of its cultural and historic 'epicentre' this morning as French President Emmanuel Macron vowed to rebuild the treasured landmark. Hundreds of heroic firefighters tackled the blaze through the night, battling to stop its complete destruction after the iconic spire was seen crashing to the ground before crowds of horrified Parisians yesterday evening. Meanwhile, teams raced to recover what treasures they could from the 850-year-old Gothic masterpiece, which housed priceless artefacts and relics of huge religious and international significance. The blaze, which broke out as the last crowds of tourists ended visits at around 7pm local time, was finally declared to be 'completely under control' nearly nine hours later. However, it is expected to take several days to completely extinguish all remaining pockets of fire, dampen down hotspots and secure the world-famous edifice. Attention is beginning to turn to what may have caused the landmark, part of which was being restored, to fall victim to such a disaster.

Firefighters, police, and churchmen risked their lives last night to carry priceless historical artefacts and religious relics away from the flames which engulfed Notre Dame de Paris.

French billionaire Francois-Henri Pinault, who is married to Hollywood actress Salma Hayek, pledged 100 million euros (£86.2 million) towards the rebuilding of the cathedral.

The world stood helpless as Notre Dame burned on Monday and hundreds of French fire fighters worked to put out the blaze. While they fought the fire, a host of stars and politicians took to social media.

Water will not be dropped on to Notre Dame in Paris for fears of ruining the cathedral and injuring people in neighbouring buildings. Up to 400 firefighters are currently tackling the blaze.

Ecuador 'tried for a year to get rid of "big nuisance" Julian Assange'

Diplomats began to broker a deal to move Assange, top, out of the Ecuadorian embassy more than a year ago, according to ABC News. 'They were over him. They were saying "This is too much"', a U.S. official says. Ecuadorians are said to have written to the U.K for assurances he would not be extradited to a country where he could face the death penalty. Six months later the country’s ambassador to Germany, Manuel Mejia Dalmau, left, is said to have directly asked the US to take the death penalty off the table. Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein agreed, a senior U.S. official says. Assange was arrested at Washington's request after Ecuador revoked his asylum.

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WikiLeaks founder Assange and former U.S. Army intelligence analyst Manning 'had reason to believe that leaking U.S. military reports "would cause injury" to the country'

The House Intelligence Committee, headed by Adam Schiff, and the House Financial Services Committee asked for the information as part of their probe.

Canadian police say a 60-year-old man is in custody after four targeted shootings that killed two men and two women in the city of Penticton, British Columbia.

Hero waitress, 19, breaks her BACK jumping 20ft from a pier to save a child from drowning in the rip current, and is now struggling to cover hospital bills because she doesn't have insurance 

Hanna Pignato (left), 19, of Daytona Beach, Florida, witnessed a young boy struggling in a rip current from her job at a restaurant on the pier (right) prompting her to action. The waitress ran to the pier's edge and leaped 20 feet in the surf below, but she misjudged the depth and struck a sandbar fracturing her back and foot (center). She continued to make her way to the eight-year-old boy, but both he and Pignato ended up being rescued from the water after the ordeal.

Some celebrities like to brag about how little sleep they need - but a new study from New York University found that myths about short nights, bedtime drinks and more encourage poor sleep.

Navy judge's ruling reveals SEAL accused of war crimes allegedly threatened to kill

In newly revealed details from a January ruling by a Navy judge, SEAL Chief Edward 'Eddie' Gallagher (left and right), charged with murder, allegedly intimidated witnesses. Navy Judge Captain Aaron Rugh (center) wrote of fellow SEALS who say Gallagher threatened those who spoke about a 2017 murder of a wounded ISIS prisoner and of 2014 charges of aggravated assault and disorderly conduct for attempting to hit a Naval police officer with a car. Gallagher's restrictive confinement while awaiting trial brought the attention of Trump who recently demanded he be transferred to better conditions, but the alleged witness intimidation is what led Rugh's original ruling on confining him.

Cases from lung cancer in non-smokers have doubled in the past seven years, and appears to be more common in women according to research from patients at the Royal Brompton Hospital.

‘It was excruciating,’ recalls Abigail, 60, from East London. An X-ray found no broken bones, but when the pain persisted, she decided to see a doctor to have a more detailed MRI scan.

Lori Loughlin has furniture removed from her mansion as she pleads not guilty in bribery

She's facing a prison sentence along with her husband for their involvement in the national college admissions bribery scandal. And while it's not been reported that Lori Loughlin is planning on downsizing from her huge mansion in Bel Air, California, a removal truck arrived to take away some furniture on Monday. In pictures taken outside the gates of her $35 million property, movers could be seen loading up a truck with some items from Lori's home.

Alexander Kraus, 17, has been arrested on first-degree intentional homicide charges after he allegedly admitted to killing his paternal grandparents in Wisconsin with a long gun Sunday.

Roommate, 30, and Playboy model, 25, both arrested for suspected murder of psychiatrist,

Casino bartender Diana Nicole Pena, 30 (left), and her roommate and ex-model Kelsey Nichole Turner, 25, (right, and inset in a red bikini top) were booked into jail in Las Vegas over the weekend in the March murder of Dr Thomas Kirk Burchard, 71 (inset). Burchard's body was found rotting in the trunk of a Mercedes-Benz C300 in a desert outside Las Vegas on March 21. Turner's boyfriend, Jon Logan Kennison, 27, remains at large. All three are charged with murder and conspiracy to murder the doctor. When Turner was apprehended in Stockton, California on March 21, she was with her child and Kennison, but he wasn't considered a suspect at the time and has since gone missing. The doctor was said to have been paying the rent in the home the three lived in together, withe a fourth unidentified roommate. Pena and Kennison were added to the homicide complaint on April 5.

CHRISTINA PATTERSON, British journalist and author of The Art of Not Falling Apart, says many people think acne is a teenage problem that passes, but it isn’t.

'You have to believe me': Jussie Smollett has a heated phone call on his Hawaii vacation telling a pal 'it's over, I got off' after having 'hoax' attack charges dropped

The Empire actor was spotted pacing back and forth during the animated chat. He could be heard insisting: 'I did not do any of this. The charges were dropped'. An onlooker said: 'He was saying "Ryan, Ryan. You have to believe me".' Exclusive DailyMail.com footage shows Jussie, 36, walking around a parking lot as his family dined nearby. He is vacationing with his two sisters, brother-in-law and niece and nephew and was all smiles during a day at the beach last week. Smollett was accused of staging an attack on himself on January 29. The case against him was suddenly and unexpectedly dropped last month.

Woman pleads guilty to $400,000 GoFundMe scam involving a homeless veteran

Katelyn McClure pleaded guilty in New Jersey on Monday for her role in scamming 14,000 donors out of $400,000 with the use of a feel-good tale involving a homeless man buying her gas. McClure (right, inset at top, and inset at bottom on the right) concocted a feel-good tale withher former boyfriend Mark D'Amico (inset at bottom in the center) about homeless man McClure will serve four years in state prison and must repay the $400,000 under the deal. Johnny Bobbitt (Inset at bottom on the left) rescuing McClure from the side of a highway to obtain scam GoFundMe contributions. Bobbitt was sentenced on Friday to five years of probation. D'Amico has denied wrongdoing.

Brandon Howell, 39, was convicted Monday on five counts of first-degree murder for the 2014 killings of George Taylor, his wife, Anna Taylor, and three of their neighbors in Kansas City, Missouri.

R. Kelly is reportedly broke after $150,000 was seized from multiple bank accounts after his former Chicago landlord filed a lawsuit accusing him of owning back rent.

Boston Marathon gaffe prompts apology after American flag tossed onto the ground during

During the ceremony honoring Daniel Romanchuk, 20, who became the youngest men's wheelchair champion the American flag was visibly left discarded on the ground. Romanchuk had at one time had the flag draped over his shoulders after his victory, but a race official removed it and left it visibly crumpled up in the corner. The embarrassing breach in protocol led to the Boston Athletic Association, the organizers of the 123-year-old race, to provide a written apology for the error

The family (pictured) of eight-year-old Martin Richard (inset), who was killed in the Boston Marathon bombings in 2013, attended the race on the sixth anniversary of the terror attack on Monday.

More than 30,000 people took part in the Boston Marathon on Monday, which marked the six-year anniversary of the terror attack that claimed the lives of three and left hundreds more injured.

Briar Cliff University student dies after fall off an Arkansas cliff

A 20-year-old Briar Cliff University student has died after plunging 100 feet off a cliff on a popular Arkansas hiking trail while posing for a photo.  Andrea Norton was fatally injured on Saturday when she accidentally fell from a rock formation within the Ozark–St. Francis National Forest when she tried to re-position herself for the picture. Police said Norton fell off the Hawksbill Crag, which is a popular hiking destination and rock formation in the forest near Jasper. The Crag is widely considered one of Arkansas' most-photographed hiking areas, according to authorities. 

Aretha Franklin is still getting R.E.S.P.E.C.T. even after death: The Queen of Soul received the Pulitzer Prize Special Citation honor. The first woman since 1930 to be awarded the honor.

‘I buried him right here’: Bizarre moment man tells a TV crew he buried his friend’s body in his back yard after he overdosed, and admits it was a 'bad decision'

Greg Palermo's friend mentioned 'he would like to be buried in the backyard'. The friend ended up dying from a suspected drugs overdose so Palermo, 50, buried him according to his 'wishes'. Police later visited the home to search for drugs and related artifacts on a completely different investigation, but while the cops were there Palermo asked how they knew to look for a body out back. The truth was, the police had no idea about the body until Palermo told them with his questions. No charges have been brought against the Orlando homeowner.

Emmanuel Aranda, 24, has been charged with attempted premeditated first-degree murder for Friday's attack at the Mall of America in Bloomington, Minnesota, as Landen Hoffmann fights for his life.

Joel Benjamin, 71, was taken into custody after he allegedly fired a squirt gun full of his own urine at a woman walking her dog outside an apartment complex in Gulfport, Florida, on Saturday.

Why the 850-year-old Notre Dame Cathedral is 'incredibly flammable'

An architectural feat that led Paris’s famous Notre-Dame Cathedral to be known as ‘The Forest’ is now likely a major contributor in its destruction, as a fire rips through its all-wood frame. A fire broke out at the 12th century cathedral around 6 p.m. GMT (2 p.m. EDT) Monday and quickly grew to engulf the entire wooden interior; the spire collapsed not long after the blaze began, and officials say the frame will be completely destroyed. The entire frame of the 850-year-old building is made from timber, with an estimated 1,300 trees used for the construction of its beams.

Heartbroken Parisians kneel and softly sing 'Ave Maria' as they watch Notre Dame burn

A Twitter video of Parisians kneeling and singing the hymn 'Ave Maria' as the iconic Notre Dame Cathedral continues to burn in the twilight went viral Monday, and by early Tuesday morning, the video had been viewed millions of times. The blaze that began early in the evening took down the spire and collapsed the roof of the French landmark, but fire chiefs said the structure of the cathedral was saved. French President Emmanuel Macron vowed that Notre Dame would be rebuilt with the aid of the international community.

Notre Dame de Paris is a masterpiece of French Gothic design, and the seat of the Archbishop of Paris. It has survived Revolutionary atheism in the 1790s and Nazi gunfire during the Occupation.

'Basically the whole rooftop is gone. I see no hope for the building,' said witness Jacek Poltorak, watching the fire from a fifth-floor balcony two blocks from the cathedral in Paris.

Kindhearted Kansas couple adopts seven siblings

Gary and Lisa Fulbright (left), from Derby, Kansas, officially adopted seven siblings and gave them a new home on Wednesday, April 10. The couple had a combined seven children from previous marriages, as well as two adopted siblings and a biological son of their own before they decided to adopt the siblings. The seven siblings - Emerson, 12, Autumn, 11, Jaxon, nine, Journey, eight, Jace, seven, Piper, five, and Sawyer, three - came from a neglectful background. Speaking to Good Morning America, Lisa said: 'Not too many people are willing to adopt seven together and it was important to keep them together.'

A study by the University of Gothenburg found men with a resting heart rate of 75+ in their fifties were twice as likely to die within the next two decades compared to those with a heart rate of 55 or less.

How conman put Kremlin agent he was bedding through college with $2.3M from wealthy

A career conman who was bedding accused Russian operative Maria Butina (pair together main and inset) is alleged to have swindled $2.3 million from a number of high-powered Republicans using a variety of fraudulent schemes. A previously sealed search warrant reveals that Paul Erickson, 57, pocketed money from former South Carolina governor Mark Sanford and Parents Television Council founder Leo Brent Bozell III by promising big returns on a number of bogus businesses. The first was a real estate development in North Dakota's newly cash flush Bakken region, the second was a chin of retirement facilities and the  third was a wheelchair that allowed the individual using the device to access toilets without having to get off the chair. A portion of this money was then used to wine and dine and educate Maria Butina, his 30-year-old lover and a Kremlin special agent who pleaded guilty this December to charges stemming from her attempts to infiltrate conservative political groups.

The photographer, William Wilson, is asking for unspecified damages in his suit against the pop star, who he said demonstrated negligence.

Police were called to a popular restaurant area on Friday night in Edmonton, Canada after reports that a man was setting vehicles alight. The suspect has been identified as 22-year-old Malice Sutton.

Trump's attorneys tell his tax preparation firm NOT to provide his financial records to

Lawyers for President Donald Trump told the IRS Congress has no authority to get the president's tax returns and told an accounting firm not to comply with a House panel's request. Lawyers also blasted Ways and Means Chair Rep. Richard Neal's request for six years of Trump tax returns. They also called the House Oversight panel chairman's request for return information from an accountant 'unconstitutional.'

The network came under fire for the screenshot image from a March 28 episode. The show, starring Christine Baranski's, inset, deleted the image posted Friday after the backlash online.

Trump says illegal immigrants will be bussed to sanctuary cities

President Donald Trump says illegal immigrants the Department of Homeland Security cannot keep in custody will be transported to cities that promote themselves as safe spaces for illegal immigrants. 'Those Illegal Immigrants who can no longer be legally held (Congress must fix the laws and loopholes) will be, subject to Homeland Security, given to Sanctuary Cities and States!' he said in a Monday tweet. He called on Congress to return to Washington D.C. to 'fix the immigration laws' in another tweet, as he blamed Democrats for his failure to deliver on a key campaign promise to slow the flow of migrants into the United States. 'Congress should come back to D.C. now and FIX THE IMMIGRATION LAWS!' he insisted. Lawmakers are on a two-week, legislative recess. They're meeting with constituents in their congressional districts. The President has the power, under Article II, Section 3 of the Constitution, to call a special session of the Congress any time he chooses. Trump's tweet did not appear to be an order but a suggestion.

ICE reverses its decision to deport the widower of US soldier, 22, killed in Afghanistan

Jose Gonzalez Carranza, 30, was arrested and taken to Mexico on April 10. He is pictured left with daughter Evelyn Gonzalez Vieyra, a U.S. citizen. His wife Barbara Vieyra was 22-years-old when she was killed in September 2010. She is pictured right with Evelyn. She had been serving in the U.S. Army in Kunar Province in Afghanistan. Carranza arrived in the U.S. illegally from Veracruz, Mexico, in 2004 and the couple wed in 2007. He was granted parole in place and allowed to stay following Barbara's death. But in 2018 ICE reportedly refiled the case and the letters did not reach Carranza. ICE officials are now said to have reversed the decision, allowing him to return home. 'There are plenty of people you can go after but not a guy whose wife died in Afghanistan', Carranza's lawyer says.

President Donald Trump is awarding golfer Tiger Woods with the presidential medal of freedom following his first Masters win since 2005. The win comes after years of personal issues.

Melania Trump told a group of school children Monday she considers herself a mother first but would serve as first lady again, calling it a 'privilege' and an 'honor.'

Taylor University students outraged over Mike Pence giving commencement speech 

Students and alums from a small evangelical college in Indiana are outraged that Vice President Mike Pence has been invited to give this year's commencement speech. More than 3,700 people have signed a petition on change.org that calls for the invitation for the vice president to be speak at the ceremony in May be rescinded. 'Inviting Vice President Pence to Taylor University and giving him a coveted platform for his political views makes our alumni, faculty, staff and current students complicit in the Trump-Pence Administration's policies, which we believe are not consistent with the Christian ethic of love we hold dear,' the petition reads. The announcement that Pence would be the school's speaker was made last week.

Meteorologist says she got DEATH THREATS for interrupting the final round of The Masters to issue tornado warnings

Ella Dorsey, a weather presenter for Atlanta’s CBS46, said she was bombarded with 'death threats' after cutting into Tiger Woods’ Masters victory to make a tornado warning. The network cut into several minutes of live coverage, splitting the screen and leaving viewers unable to watch the tremendous comeback of the golf legend, who won his first major since 2008. Networks are allowed to interrupt programming in case of extreme weather which could potentially threaten lives. Dorsey, who warned Atlanta residents of a potential tornado, said she received numerous negative comments, including death threats, for cutting into the live coverage.

The Jupiter Police Department and Palm Beach County State Attorney's office are being sued by a man who visited Orchids of Asia Day Spa while the facility was under surveillance by authorities.

Tens of thousands of homes were left without power after the storms roared through the mid-Atlantic region on Sunday night and into early Monday morning.

Interactive map reveals the staggering amount of human waste on San Francisco's streets as its homeless crisis grows

The staggering map pin points every location where human waste has been reported since 2011. The result is a blanket of brown pins which almost covers the city entirely. In total, there have been 118,352 instances reported over the last eight years. Most were found in one of ten neighborhoods; Tenderloin, South of Market, Mission, Civic Center, Mission Dolores, Lower Nob Hill, Potrero Hill, Showplace Square, North Beach and the Financial District. The map was compiled by data company Open The Books. Their data revealed that the worst year was last year when more than 28,000 instances were reported.

Jolie's lawyer Samantha Bley DeJean told Entertainment Tonight that 'a custody arrangement was agreed to weeks ago, and has been signed by both parties and the judge.'

Chicago sees its latest snowfall in 50 years as five inches coat the Windy City

Winter has been over for nearly a month, but it felt more like January than April on Sunday as the Chicago-area got walloped with almost six inches of snow. Temperatures dropped from the 50s into the 30s as a storm brought heavy snowfall to Chicago. Rates grew to two inches per hour in some places leading to a more then 1,000 flights cancelled. It's only the second time in history April has produced more snow than March and the previous December.

Daniel Zapata de los Santos, 34, and Angelixs Martinez-Zayas, 20, of Brockton, Massachusetts, were arrested on drug charges on Wednesday as they were on the way to their own wedding.

Cops in the Dominican Republic are hunting for 54-year-old Celestino Trinidad for allegedly killing his ex-girlfriend, Angélica María Rodríguez Muñoz (left) and her male friend (right) on Friday.

Horrifying moment a utility worker narrowly escapes a power line that came down and burst into flames during a storm

New Jersey police dash cam video captured the moment a downed power line burst into flames while in the hands of a Jersey Central Power and Light (JCP&L;) utility worker on Monday morning in Manchester Township. The worker can be seen on video holding on to the wire and jerking it (at left), succeeding in getting it unstuck from the traffic light which it had landed on following a storm. As the wire comes down and eventually hits the ground, it bursts into flames (at right). The worker then drops the wire and leaps back in surprise, before running to safety. The worker wasn't hurt, but seemed shaken up, the officer said. JCP&L; operations personnel are reviewing the dash cam video of the fire as part of an investigation into the incident.

Fully autonomous vehicles may still technically be on the horizon, but according to CEO Elon Musk, Tesla's dominance of the market is already 'game, set, and match.'

Game of Thrones fans fear Sophie Turner has revealed a massive spoiler after posting

Game of Thrones fans were sent into a frenzy after actress Sophie Turner, 23, who plays the character Sansa Stark took to Instagram to post a picture of herself laying down with her eyes closed during the final season Winterfell. The picture has since left fans terrified, with some predicting it could be a possible foreshadowing of what is to come for the eldest daughter of Eddard Stark. Asleep: Actress Sophie Turner, 23 took to Instagram to post a picture of herself laying down with her eyes closed during the final season Winterfell

In Game Revealed , a behind-the-scenes video released by HBO, t he actor, 32, described the moment his right testicle was left trapped while filming a key dragon scene.

WARNING: CONTAINS SPOILERS. The eighth and final season of HBO's Game of Thrones is finally here, and eager fans are already speculating wildly about the hints hidden in the premiere on Sunday.

Romantic rivalries, outrageous guests, and a whole lot of seasickness: Below Deck Mediterranean is coming to the south of France - and it's promising to be the most dramatic season yet

Sponsored by Bravo's Below Deck Mediterranean
 

In the newly released trailer for the fourth season of the Bravo show, the yachties are doing what they do best in the Med - working hard and playing hard. From demanding guests and below deck hook-ups to deckhand bust-ups and a dramatic underwater rescue, this season looks set to be the most drama-filled yet. Crew favorites including Captain Sandy, chief stew Hannah, and deckhands João, and Colin will be back for another season on the super-yacht, along with a number of fresh faces.

Cpl. Tyler Wallingford, 21, died on Friday after being shot in his barracks at the  Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort in South Carolina, allegedly by Spencer Daniels, a fellow air ordnance technician.

Wisconsin man's wager on Tiger earns him more than $1.2M

James Adducci was presented with a check for more than $1.2 million Monday at a sportsbook in Las Vegas. Adducci's win represents the largest golf payout ever for sportsbook operator William Hill US. Adducci's reason for betting thousands with 14-1 odds? He said he had a feeling Woods would win because his children were watching. Woods rallied to win the Masters for the fifth time before a delirious audience at Augusta National. It had been 14 years since he last won the Masters and 11 years since his last victory in a major. Adducci does not have children, but golf is special for him and his father, who advised him against placing the bet. He described the experience of watching the tournament as a 'roller coaster.'

Body camera video shows police officer shooting a man, 27, dead outside a Burger King just 40 seconds after getting out of her cruiser and telling him to drop his gun

Police in Charlotte, North Carolina, on Monday released body camera footage that shows a 22-year veteran cop fatally shooting Danquirs Franklin (inset), 27, outside a Burger King on March 25. Officer Wende Kerl repeatedly yelled for Franklin to put down his gun and opened fire on him less than a minute after exiting her cruiser.

Since last week, there have been 90 new cases of measles diagnosed in the US, the steepest uptick in the current outbreak, bringing national cases to 555 in 25 states, new CDC data revealed Monday.

'My car broke down and I was gang raped and hung me like an animal in 1981', says Texas

Charise Thompson (right after the attack and left with her son James) was attacked by a gang of six men as she changed a car tire by the side of a highway between the cities of Freer and Laredo, in Duval County, Texas. She was left for dead at the side of Highway 59 after the thugs drilled holes into her ankles and tried to hang her upside down. Thompson suffered devastating internal injuries, shattered teeth and 14 broken bones, including two fractured legs, in the horrific assault in November 1981. After the attack Thompson crawled on her elbows two-and-a-half miles along the side of the road to get back to her four-year-old, James, who was still sleeping in the car. Although the brutal ordeal took place 38 years ago, Thompson wants to help others deal with the trauma of sex attacks. She is seen inset in a recent photo.

Researchers in Beijing looked at 85 badminton players who had suffered an eye injury. The biggest cause of injury were shuttlecocks and a doubles partner.

Mexican officials confirmed the discovery of up to 30 bodies in unmarked graves over the same weekend that it was announced that Red Cross ambulances will receive police escort.

Kevin Gross, 38, is charged with aggravated and simple assault, reckless endangerment and harassment after being accused of pointing a loaded revolver at three children on Sunday night.

Bloom announced on Monday that she had filed a lawsuit demanding that Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al Maktoum not be allowed to enter his horse Royal Marine in this year's race.

'Hitman' dressed as a delivery man shoots woman with a CROSSBOW hidden inside a package in shocking attack captured on security camera 

Police in Mississauga, Canada, are asking the public to help them catch the man who shot the 44-year-old woman in a 'premeditated, targeted and isolated attack.' Security camera video shows an unidentified man wearing a baseball cap and a glove while holding a large package and standing at a front door (left). Moments later, the 44-year-old victim opens her door and the two of them exchange words briefly before the attacker fires a large arrow from the crossbow he had hidden in the box. She suffered life-threatening injuries, but survived. Police believe the weapon that was used was designed to be used by hunters to take down large game such as moose and deer (similar weapon pictured, right)

Valium was never originally tested on women. But in a 2016 study, Brazilian researchers revealed that the menstrual cycle may significantly alter Valium’s effectiveness.

Terry Gilliam, 78, became famous in the late 1960s as the American member of British comedy group Monty Python. His latest film, The Man Who Killed Don Quixote, hits theaters on Friday.

NYPD is searching for 25-year-old escort known as 'Skylar' suspected of robbing a man after they spent the night together at The Maxwell Hotel. The victim said he woke up to find his Rolex missing

Bogdana Osipova, 38, who has dual Russian and US citizenship, was convicted last month of one count of international parental kidnapping and two counts of attempting to extort money.

Barbara Bush and her husband have a SECOND wedding in Texas

The 37-year-old former first daughter and her husband Craig Coyne, also 37, first got married in Kennebunkport, Maine back in October. They'd only been engaged five weeks and rushed because her grandma had died and her grandfather was in poor health. The former president died just a few weeks later. The couple has now had a second wedding in Crawford, Texas for 200 guests, including designer Prabal Gurung (inset). There was a Western-themed rehearsal dinner where the bride wore a white fringed dress (left), though she seems to have worn blue and green to the real reception (inset). The decor was rustic, and father-of-the-bride George W. Bush took pictures with the band (top right) and catering staff,

Joseph Achenbach, 35, was booked on multiple charges, including driving under the influence, reckless endangerment, criminal trespass and evading responsibility.

St. Lucie Sheriff Ken Mascara said it's important to know the context and the history of the student. Mascara said the boy is facing a number of charges including battery on a teacher.

Never-before seen pictures from Meghan's California childhood reveal party-loving teen 

With a gap-toothed smile, an eye-catching Afro hairstyle, and a picture of Bart Simpson embossed on her faded blue jeans, Meghan Markle looks the epitome of high-spirited Californian youth at her 11th birthday party. Sitting bedside her in orange shorts and a top that shows off her toned midriff, her mother, Doria, then 36, almost looks young enough to be her sister. As these charming photographs reveal, as Meghan emerged from the chrysalis of childhood and entered adolescence, she remained, at heart, a devoted family girl.

Conjuring up unique ways to test the limits of the body through sport is about the most human exercise that people can engage in That's exactly artificial intelligence is joining in on the fun.

Eagle-eyed shopper spots a blunder on a water dispenser at the world's biggest Primark

Chemistry teacher Miss Keloglou, of Bath, spotted the error in the formula of water, pictured left, in a post by Primark on Instagram. She tweeted about the gaffe (inset) and admitted not many people would have picked up on the scientific mistake. A fellow science teacher pointed out the blunder suggested the water fountains dispensed hydrogen gas. It isn't the first chemistry error in the store picked up by Miss Keloglou. She previously tweeted a snap of Primark's PS H2OHH facial cleansing wipes, captioning the post: 'Found a H4O molecule in the biggest Primark of the world (pictured right).'

Holden Matthews, 21, the son of a sheriff's deputy, entered his not guilty plea via video conference from Louisiana's St. Landry Parish jail Monday morning, while a judge denied him a bond.

Between 2003 and 2016, 150 people 18 and under - mostly non-white girls - were killed by people they had dated or who wanted to date them, a disturbing new University of Washington study reveals.

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Bodies of two women found in Texas Killing Fields are identified after 30 years

The bodies of two young women who were found dead in a Texas oil field that was dubbed the infamous Killing Fields have finally been identified after 30 years following a breakthrough in forensic DNA analysis. Police on Monday identified the two women as Audrey Lee Cook, from Memphis, Tennessee, and Donna Prudhomme, from Port Arthur, Texas. Cook was found in 1986 and Prudhomme was discovered in 1991. The identification of their bodies comes decades after their grisly remains were discovered in the oil field along Calder Road in League City just outside Houston. 

Miami man Gabriel Molina, 29, was arrested early Sunday morning and faces charges of fleeing and eluding law enforcement. He allegedly told police: 'The car is a Ferrari and it goes fast'.

Jeff Bezos takes his kids out in New York after finalizing divorce from their mother

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, 55, took two of his four children out for lunch and ice cream in New York City on Saturday. It was the first time he was seen since he finalized his divorce with MacKenzie Bezos on April 4. Bezos headed out with his daughter and one of his three sons where they ate lunch at Emily in Manhattan's West Village followed by sweets at Mah Ze Dar bakery. Bezos' left hand was notably bare as he took off his wedding ring. His divorce with MacKenzie follows news of his affair with news anchor Lauren Sanchez. In the divorce MacKenzie will keep a four percent stake in Amazon worth $35.8billion.

Na'vaun Lamarii Price Jackson, four, of Oakland, California, accidentally shot himself in the head after finding a gun under a pillow at his mother's estranged boyfriend's home on March 27.

Police in Vestavia Hills, Alabama say the man suffered a potentially life-threatening gunshot to the chest in the Saturday shooting, while the girl was hit in the leg by the same bullet.

Sydney Monfries: Fordham student posted final video on Snapchat before death

Sydney Monfries, 22, died on Sunday after breaking into the Bell Tower at the university's campus int he Bronx with a group of friends in the early hours of the morning. The journalism student and her friends had just had dinner at a barbecue restaurant and decided to climb the tower as a 'rite of passage' before graduating next month, according to staff there. After climbing the narrow staircase inside the tower, Monfries uploaded a video of the view to Snapchat, captioning it: 'Bell Tower,' according to The New York Times.

Shoppers have slammed the Jaded London All Over Sequin Mesh Beach Dress, which sells on ASOS for $80, saying the model looked embarrassed to wear the 'bubble wrap' dress

Apple has set aside over $500 million on its soon-to-launch gaming service. Arcade is set to arrive this fall and will let users play exclusive games ad-free on mobile, desktop, and Apple TV.

Tiny pieces of polymer, 5mm in size, were found on mountains in the Pyrenees between France and Spain. The plastic litter was transported there by the wind.

Scientists at Tel Aviv University in Israel have created the tiny organ which cannot beat or pump blood yet but was created using human cells from a biopsy, suggesting it could be patient-specific.

Two-year-old Lara Whitaker was standing on the sidelines at the Redcliffe Paceway, north of Brisbane, last month when she was hit by a metal boom gate.

A major fashion retailer is selling a $50 cheetah swimsuit - and Australian Instagram influencers are obsessed with the cheeky number. Many have said they've bought it and love the style.

Woman who shared a picture of her 'fine' dermatologist online is blasted by Twitter users 

Twitter user Purple Godesss, from Maryland, made waves when she shared a picture of her dermatologist (left) on Twitter on 1st April. In the shot, the man doesn't seem to be aware he's being photographed, which led many to believe that the picture had been taken and shared online without his consent. The now-deleted thread was seen more than 1.6 million times and gathered more than 900,000 interactions (right)

An Australian company has launched a clay-based underarm mask that claims to 'detox' your pores after years of using aluminium-based antiperspirants.

The man, referred to as Robert in legal documents, is due to appear in the High Court on Tuesday, where he will attempt to prove he is legally the girl's parent to stop her mother taking her to New Zealand.

Experts at McGill University in Montreal studied more than 90,000 people's reactions to find women's attitudes are affected by fat-shaming such as that directed at Adele (pictured).

He's lost his zen! Buddhist monk is caught on camera brutally attacking a disabled man 'because he was too rough on his son'

Phra Sathit, 38, chased the victim, Nok, 30, as he ran out of a hut at Samut Prakan temple, Thailand, last Monday. Sathit then knocked the mentally handicapped man to the ground and punched and kicked him in the head four times before frog-marching him back into the hut. He told Buddhist officials that he attacked Nok after he was 'too rough' when he had been playing with his six-year-old son earlier in the day. Nok's mother agreed not to pursue the case against the monk if he transferred to a different temple away from the area and he has now been moved 50 miles away.

The actor sat down with GQ for their May issue and recalled being put in 'movie jail' when he turned down Speed 2 after the first installment in 1994 became a box office hit.

FILE - In this Monday, Sept. 24, 2018 file photo, a patient undergoes dialysis at a clinic in Sacramento, Calif. Results of a study released on Sunday, April 14, 2019 show that the diabetes drug Invokana has been shown to help prevent or delay worsening of kidney disease, which causes millions of deaths each year and requires hundreds of thousands of people to use dialysis to stay alive. (AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli)

Doctors say it's hard to overstate the importance of this study, and what it means for curbing this problem, which is growing because of the obesity epidemic.

Christchurch District Court Judge Stephen O'Driscoll denied bail to businessman Philip Arps and an 18-year-old suspect who both were taken into custody in March.

Shocking moment a hit-and-run driver strikes a man head-on at a pedestrian crossing leaving him with severe head trauma

Los Angeles police released surveillance video of a hit-and-run that left a man with severe injuries and are asking for help identifying the driver of the car. Surveillance video caught the moment when a man, who was crossing the street against the light, was struck by a car that did not stop on Saturday at about 10.30pm in Los Angeles. The video shows the approximately 50-year-old man — who was not carrying ID and is being called 'John Doe' — using the pedestrian crossing at Third and Witmer streets. He can be seen stopping to let a car drive by, but just seconds later, as he turns to face oncoming traffic, he gets walloped, head-on, by a greyish car that doesn't appear to even try to slow down or avoid hitting him.

Stargazers around the world will be treated to a spectacular display of a full pink moon on Good Friday but the lunar event, which happens every Spring, will not actually be that colour.

Older Americans lose about $35 billion collectively a year to scammers. Those with poor con-radar are at about a two-fold risk of dementia, Rush University research suggests.

Pregnant Chelsea Clinton dresses down for book tour stop in Los Angeles

The 39-year-old, who is currently pregnant with her third child with husband Marc Mezvinsky, 41, stopped in at the Los Angeles Times Festival Of Books on Saturday to talk about Don't Let Them Disappear, her new kids' book on animals and endangered species. The mother-of-two looked very casual as she spoke on stage and signed autographs, wearing fitted dark jeans, a white blouse, a gray blazer, and practical old sneakers (center) that appeared to be quite stained and worn. It seems as though Chelsea may be recycling outfits on her book tour, and was seen wearing a near-identical ensemble while in Philadelphia two days earlier.

The flaw relies on '.MHT' files, which is a file type used for web pages that are saved on Internet Explorer. As a result, when users open a malicious file, it automatically opens in Internet Explorer.

The social media giant is currently testing a new feature that combines posts from the News Feed and Facebook Stories into a single, swipeable carousel at the top of your dashboard.

Sixty per cent of Sydney renters who put their savings into shares instead of a mortgage are better off than buyers, according to a study by accounting giant EY.

Proud parents show off their incredible Easter hat creations

Australian parents are leaving nothing to chance for this year's Easter hat parade - with fried eggs, stick on chocolates and even Pokemon balls being used to garnish their children's bonnets. For one day of the school year parents are expected to conjure up magical bonnets and caps from craft items they can find around the house - before their child models the final design in front of their pupils. Mother Emily Rose Harvey spent just $15 building her daughter's incredible hat, posting the result to a Kmart Facebook group (right). Others have showcased their own creations (left and inset).

The report comes from a small study of 250 surgery patients in Colorado, where marijuana has been legal medically and recreationally since 2012.

FILE - In this March 29, 2018 file photo, the logo for social media giant Facebook, appears on screens at the Nasdaq MarketSite, in New York's Times Square. Britain's privacy regulator wants to stop kids from being able to "like" posts on Facebook and other social media sites as part of tough new rules it's proposing to protect children's online privacy. Under the draft rules, which were released for consultation on Monday, April 15, 2019 tech companies would not be allowed to use "nudge techniques" that encourage children to keep using a site. (AP Photo/Richard Drew, File)

Britain's privacy regulator wants to stop kids from being able to 'like' posts on Facebook and other social media sites as part of tough new rules it's proposing to protect children's online privacy.

Three veterans have killed themselves at separate Department of Veterans Affairs hospitals in Georgia and Texas. The Committee on Veteran's Affairs has said the deaths are a 'national crisis'.

Arunas L. Radzvilavicius, Postdoctoral Researcher of Evolutionary Biology, University of Pennsylvania, writes that empathy might be the reason why we are able sustain cooperation in society.

Brooklyn Beckham slums it in cramped economy with his model girlfriend Hana Cross on their way from London to Coachella

Brooklyn Beckham was spotted flying economy last week on his way to Coachella. The 20-year-old was spotted aboard the 4:15pm British Airways flight from London to LA. Brooklyn was reportedly traveling alongside his 21-year-old model girlfriend Hana Cross, who seemed 'more uncomfortable than Brooklyn'. Brooklyn and Hana were escorted off the plane before other passengers by the cabin crew.

The incident happened around 9 p.m. on Sunday night. The officer driving the marked cruiser has been identified as veteran police officer Michael Sansevere.

Conservationists say there are now only three other known members of the species left

The Yangtze giant softshell turtle, believed to be more than 90 years old, died in Suzhou Zoo, just outside Shanghai, just a day after officials made a last-ditch effort at artificial insemination.

Hungarian researchers have reignited the debate over life on Mars with a new study into a meteorite they claim contains fossils belonging to bacteria from billions of years ago on the red planet.

Joseph Achenbach, 35, was booked on multiple charges, including driving under the influence, reckless endangerment, criminal trespass and evading responsibility.

Meet the 16 Victoria's Secret Angels who represent the lingerie brand

Victoria's Secret started its Angel position in 1996 with Karen Muddler. The spokesmodel position quickly became a coveted job in the modeling world as women worked hard to walk the runway and join the brand. This year, Victoria's Secret added Barbara Palvin (left), Alexina Graham (middle left), Grace Elizabeth (middle right) and Leomie Anderson (right) to its Angel roster. They join veteran models Candice Swanepoel (inset), Lily Aldridge and Behati Prinsloo. One spot opened up for an new Angel after Adriana Lima retired in December.

Titan is the only body in the solar system beyond Earth on the surface of which liquid matter can be stable. Similar on the's water cycle Earth, Titan has a methane 'hydrological cycle'.

Cleo Keenan, two, of Blackpool, suddenly developed an abnormal swelling in her midriff earlier this year, which doctors put down to a hormone imbalance she has suffered from before.

Tao Porchon-Lynch, of India who now lives in New York, has trained with top yoga masters, won an award from Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and was hailed by Deepak Chopra as 'the best'.

The unborn twins in China were seemingly hitting each other as their mother underwent a scan at four months pregnant. They shared the same amniotic sac and placenta, which is a rare occurrence.

Pippa looks chic in a pink coat and sunglasses as she joins a friend for a walk in London 

Pippa (pictured) 35, chatted to her friend (right) as she pushed baby Arthur through London in his pushchair. Wearing both sunglasses and a coat - the Duchess of Cambridge's younger sister was prepared for the changing weather in London today. With blue skies she protected her eyes from the sun, but she also donned a pink coat, black jeans and trainers to protect herself from the cold.

Nick Abbott was born deaf so when he found out about Emerson he knew he had to give him a new home. Since taking him in to his home in Maine, he passed on commands with sign language.

Research conducted by a team of European scientists suggests our need to keep up to date on a range of subjects is beginning to overwhelm our brain's capacity to focus.

Joyce Prado, 22, who won Miss Bolivia Universe last year, was dethroned after it emerged she was two months pregnant with the son of Paraguayan model Rodrigo Giménez.

The girl's parents alleged she was beaten to death by students at the famed Shaoshan Shaolin Temple Martial Arts School in Henan, China. The school has denied the claims and police are investigating.

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Bride slammed for wearing 'strip show' wedding dress that shows her 'bum cleavage'

A bride has been slammed for her 'strip show' wedding dress (main), with some people saying it is too risqué for the special occasion. A photo of the woman's dress, which has an open back that stops right above her bum, was posted in a wedding shaming group online. The dress has proven to be an issue of contention, however, with some praising the woman wearing it while others shared their disgust (inset: comments).

Sharon Adler, 37, from New York, first 'fell in love' with the royals' style after Kate Middleton became engaged to Prince William in 2010. She now has dozens of Kate and Meghan inspired items.

A street performer's morning was ruined after a bully took it upon himself to kick and destroy his property, bringing his show to a humiliating end, in Melbourne.

Shocking footage shows a Southern California mayor's son, 18, 'violently beating an autistic man' during a dispute over a girl

Declan Bell-Wilson, 18, and Korey Streeter, 18, were arrested Thursday for allegedly beating up an autistic man in a shocking video (pictured) filmed on March 22 in Rolling Hills, California. Bell-Wilson is the son of former Rolling Hills Mayor Patrick Wilson, who was in office at the time of the attack. The two men were arrested at their homes on suspicion of assault, robbery and conspiracy. In the shocking video they're seen repeatedly punching the autistic victim who suffered bruises in the attack and had two cellphones stolen. He said the fight was over a girl.

   

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YouTube prankster HORRIFIES his fans after passionately kissing his SISTER for a video - and then boasting about it when viewers insisted it was a hoax

Chris Monroe, who is thought to be based in California, and is known online as PrankInvasion, posted the video of himself and his half sister Katilyn O’Connor, making out on camera on March 22. In the video, he announces that he knows he 'owes his fans something big' and was therefore planning to kiss his half sister 'for YouTube'. He filmed himself going up to his model sister's bedroom and making small talk, before the pair appear sitting down on her bed together. They both confess to being nervous about kissing, before they begin making out a few times during a two-minute time period. Fans quickly blasted the video as fake, insisting that the woman featured was not Chris's sister, and saying they didn't believe they were related, however over the weekend, Chris spoke out to confirm that Kaitlyn is his half-sister, saying, 'She is my real half-sister'.

Players and spectators ran for cover after the wiring burst into flames during a league match in Manila, the Philippines. A bright light and flash of sparks can be seen in the footage from the outdoor court.

Motorist, 35, found alive wedged inside the footwell of his mangled car after horror truck crash in Brazil 

The driver, judge Davi Cardoso, 35, (red circle shows his hand) is miraculously still conscious and talking in a video of the carnage, filmed after the smash in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, last Thursday. It took rescuers more than three hours to get him out of the car, by which time he had lost consciousness. Mr Cardoso had been driving home from work on the BR040 motorway when the horrendous pile-up happened in heavy traffic during rush hour. The footage shows other motorists beside the two trucks exclaiming in amazement as they discover Mr Cardoso alive and trapped in his car's unrecognisable remains.

   

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