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While Europe sweats, this African kingdom is open for skiing
Don't worry. This isn't another sign of climate change.
Don't worry. This isn't another sign of climate change.
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Production team were offloading equipment at disused mine when they were attacked.
Shopper ran towards danger and was confronted with heartbreaking scene.
Industrial solvent found in the bodies of those who died in and around East London bar.
He died after drinking an entire bottle in two minutes in order to win a challenge.
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He posed next to dead elephants and giraffes. Now he's been shot dead at a wildlife park.
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21 underage teenagers partying after the end of school exams died in a mysterious incident
The teens' bodies were found inside the venue without any visible signs of injuries.
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Ryanair is accused of discrimination testing passengers in the South African language.
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Rugby icon had no regrets having finger amputated to make the All Blacks.
Visitors came within centimetres of the massive animals.
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You can leave your mask in your bag when visiting these countries.
Pedrie Wannenburg, 41, died and his son, 8, was critically injured following the crash.
Nearly 4000 homes have been destroyed and more than 40,000 people displaced.
The death toll is expected to rise as scores of people and families are missing.
Richard Bright, 63, was one of five men who died after the Enchanter capsized.
Peter Kelly died in 1974 after falling seven storeys from a balcony in Johannesburg.
Known only as "Red", the Kiwi backpacker died after falling from a seventh-floor balcony.
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Some analysts put the number of deaths much higher - at between 14 and 23.5 million.
Under the red setting, events are only allowed up to 100 people who are vaccinated.