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Full video a white Australian right-wing terrorist who livestreamed his sickening shooting spree on Facebook 😱😡 #shooting

How Australian jihadi bride gloated from Syria that she'd kill a reporter's family and would only come home when the country was part of the Islamic State - but now she's begging to return 😡

Strawberries and scream: Fearless woman cosies up to a giant grizzly bear and feeds it fruit in the snow. The bear's friend is clearly unfazed by the North American native animals' terrifying reputation - highlighted by one shocked viewer who joked: 'They eat ladies in red sweaters too.' 😳

A man got the shock of his life after noticing a huge python after trying to pick a tasty passion fruit off a branch in Brisbane. The footage, which shows the tightly coiled snake relaxing in the shrubbery, was shared on Reddit on Thursday. The man films himself walking over to pick the passion fruit off the tree. 😱🐍

Tesla's first compact SUV: Elon Musk unveils the Model Y that has seven seats, a panoramic glass roof, and prices starting at $47,000 that will launch in 2020 as he promises it will 'ride like a sports car'

Florida cop is relieved of duty after shocking video shows him forcibly detain a black mother who called 911 on a white neighbor when he 'threatened to shoot her "burnt black-a*s face off her neck"' 😡

Is Chernobyl STILL killing us? Four times deadlier than Hiroshima, the radiation from it continues to affect us 33 years on — and may even be responsible for the rise in cancers and auto-immune diseases.
Kate Brown spent four years investigating the worst atomic disaster in human history for a gripping new book (pictured inset). The Chernobyl nuclear power plant explosion which took place in Ukraine's Pripyat (pictured right) during 1986 was the equivalent of four Hiroshimas. Kate estimates the death toll of the disaster could be up to 150,000 in Ukraine alone over the past 30 years. The author speculates how the spread of radiation poisoning, not only from Chernobyl but from numerous other nuclear leaks could be contributing to the rising incidences of cancer and auto-immune diseases. 😱

Kevin Spacey has made his way back to Hollywood. The out-of-work actor was spotted on Wednesday night at the Sunset Tower Hotel, where he did his best to go unnoticed by covering much of his face with a hooded sweatshirt. Video shows the actor hightailing it out if the hotel under the cover of darkness, with a man who looked similar to Spacey's lawyer Jay Barron directing the car as it pulled into traffic. Not joining Spacey however was his constant companion Evan Lowenstein, with the actor driving off into West Hollywood by himself on Wednesday.

A herd of elephants has been seen rallying to protect young calves from a pack of wild dogs in South Africa. The nine dogs are outnumbered by their roaring opponents and immediately flee. The footage was captured in Djuma Private Game Reserve in the Sabi Sands, the north-east of the country. 🐘

'Omar, don't leave me': Moment woman begs her boyfriend not to flee as they fight in the street after she 'stabbed him inside a Mexico motel room' is revealed in new video 😡

Extreme wind In Amarillo, Texas blows a semi over going a high rate of speed. Wind gusts up to 75 MPH have been reported so far. 😱

#Meanwhile in US ... 😱

Pucker up! Diver comes face-to-face with a shark and it KISSES him in amazing underwater footage 🦈 much #WOW

A fearless police officer has been hailed a hero after dramatically pulling one of the suspected Christchurch mosque shooters from a car during a dramatic roadside arrest. Footage filmed by a passing motorist shows the gunman's white station wagon wedged between the gutter and another police car, with its front wheels spinning in the air. The suspect is still inside the car as the two officer's approached the car with their weapons drawn - knowing the suspect would have been carrying multiple high-powered weapons. 👮🏻‍♂️

Photographers take pictures as the Soyuz MS-12 spacecraft carrying the crew formed of Aleksey Ovchinin of Russia, Nick Hague and Christina Koch of the U.S. blasts off to the International Space Station (ISS) from the launchpad at the Baikonur Cosmodrome, Kazakhstan.

New York City Police (#NYPD) Crime Scene investigators work at the scene where, reported New York Mafia Gambino family crime boss, Francesco "Franky Boy" Cali, was killed outside his home in the Staten Island borough of New York City.

A mobile phone pierced by an arrow is pictured in Australia. A man blocked the arrow with his phone during a confrontation with another man armed with a bow and arrow.

The International Space Station (ISS) crew member Christina Koch of the U.S. reacts in a bus before leaving for pre-flight preparation at the Baikonur Cosmodrome, Kazakhstan.