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Rare mountain gorilla gives birth to her first baby - and is a natural
Ndala was spotted with her newborn son on October 6 at the Virunga National Park in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Halle Berry looks upbeat as she returns to court amid custody battle with ex Olivier Martinez and clash with 13-year-old son
The Oscar-winning actress has strenuously denied allegations leveled by Martinez that she abused their 13-year-old son Maceo.
WA news LIVE: Threat graffitied on driveway as Mount Pleasant home destroyed by fire
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Woman dies after roadside breath test - moments after Western Australia Police issued her with a driving ban
The woman, who is in her 50s, was stopped by Geraldton Police on Monday evening.
Carroll's pledge to first home buyers
Victoria's premier makes an election pledge at Melbourne Assembly.
The Morning Poll: Do you think the Government's response to Covid was good enough?
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Britain's biggest 'cowboy' parking firms revealed as they rake in £537MILLION every year - as government announces new rights for drivers to challenge unfair charges
Government data revealed 16.9 million fines were dished out in the last year to the end of March - an increase of 96.5 per cent since 2021/22.
Disneyfication of world's most beautiful village: The Bibury residents sick of living in Cotswolds 'theme park' where 20,000 daily tourists are 'loving it to death' by setting up picnics in front gardens and even walking into homes
Fed-up villagers in Bibury, Gloucestershire, say they are being driven to despair by hordes of visitors who appear to believe their historic homes are part of a Disney-style attraction.
'Sexually obsessed' stepfather accused of murdering student, 19, was asked if he treated her 'like one of your effigies' and she 'paid' for saying 'No'
Delivering his closing Prosecutor Nicholas Lumley KC questioned whether Carla Georgescu 'paid' with her life because she 'dared to say no' to Nathan Owens, 34. before he allegedly killed her.
Is your family pet at risk? Cats stolen for ransom and even older dogs for illegal breeding - as pair of 'Russian' thieves grab rabbit from hutch
In a disturbing trend plaguing Britain's backyards, animals are being swiped by opportunistic thieves on the hunt for a quick profit - with peaceful suburbia as much of a target as cities.
