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Man, 22, dies after 'jumping off' the Arc de Triomphe in Paris
Prosecutors in the French capital have launched an investigation into the 22-year-old's death after he fell from the 163ft war memorial on Saturday.
There’s snow business: Veteran Santa buckles up for another Christmas
Bruce Eagle, who has played Father Christmas since 1967, is well qualified to teach ‘how to be Santa’ classes.
From galas to art shows: The real cost of being a private school parent
There are now 20 NSW schools charging more than $45,000 annually for year 12, but the real cost goes beyond fees.
Trying to find a job is now as toxic as dating apps. I want a career, not a booty call
Recruiters, your “booty calls” are wearing thin. And it’s time to give up the “ghost”.
Search launched for three missing boys last seen at Stretford Metrolink stop as police issue urgent appeal
Police say they are growing incresingly concerned for Riley, Kian and Noah
In the heart of London's commuter hub, a vagrant takes a £3 hit of super strength spice, instantly turning into a zombie. This is the drug rocket fuelling Sadiq Khan's homeless crisis
The new substance of choice in London's druggy underbelly is the synthetic cannabinoid known by the street name Spice.
Man found dead in north Brisbane bushland
Police are investigating the sudden death of a man after a body was found in Chermside bushland.
What the Zuck? From struggling to drink water or Guinness to cringe attempts to socialise or peek at Lauren Sanchez's cleavage, Mark Zuckerberg's most awkward moments
Mark Zuckerberg is pretty prone to public gaffes and blunders.
Angela Rayner 'is dodging probe into Andy Burnham's £55m homes loans to Man City owner'
The MoS can reveal that a Manchester-based property developer has called on the Housing Secretary to investigate £55 million of housing project loans made to the Abu Dhabi United Group.
Reform UK activist 'tells undercover reporter Muslims can't be British'
'Bad apples don’t fall far from the tree'






