Five people have been shot dead as Iraqi security forces open fire on demonstrators following a month-long protest demanding an overhaul of the political system. Iraqi forces pushed the protesters back towards their main camp in central Baghdad using live ammunition, tear gas and sound bombs, police and medics said. Anti-government protesters were moved from some of the bridges they had tried to occupy during the week and towards Tahrir Square, the main gathering point for demonstrators. More than 140 people were wounded with many hit by gas canisters and shrapnel.

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT! Violence erupted on the streets of Hong Kong as clashes broke out during the 24th consecutive weekend of protests. Police blasted protesters with tear gas and water cannons to break up rallies, as activists blocked roads and trashed shopping malls across Hong Kong's New Territories and Kowloon peninsula on Sunday. Pro-democracy protesters, who used umbrellas to shield themselves from the police response, vandalised a train station in the central new town of Sha Tin as well as a restaurant seen as being pro-Beijing, overturning banqueting tables and smashing glass panels, two weeks before district council elections. Elsewhere, violence spilled out onto the streets of Tuen Mun outside the "V city" mall, with running battles between riot police and protesters. #HK

Two people were killed when a speeding red Porsche Boxster crashed and flew into the second floor of a commercial building in New Jersey on Sunday morning. Braden DeMartin, 22, was driving the $50,000 car that hit a center median, struck an embankment and lurched into the building, killing himself and friend Daniel Foley, 23. The sports car rammed into the second floor wall, more than 15 feet above ground, of the unoccupied Exit Realty building in Toms River. The vehicle was traveling at a high rate of speed as it headed northbound on Hooper Avenue, then lost control around 6.30am. #facepalm