Doctors say the U.S.' first recipient of a transplanted penis is recovering well from the delicate surgery. In a statement, Thomas Manning, the recipient, said he's filled with hope and "hope for others who have suffered genital injuries.
At The Royal Marsden's 'Oak Centre for Children and Young People', Prince William visited Daisy, aged 6, who is being treated at the Centre. Twitter / @KensingtonRoyal
KTLA presenter Liberte Chan told to slip on a cardigan while presenting a weather bulletin on a local Los Angeles television network
Weather warnings are in place across the country as wild weather moves north. Tributes flow in for rare brittle bone disease adventurer Samuel Gibson and a security scare at Old Trafford which caused a match to be cancelled leaves British police looking foolish.
The world's biggest aircraft landed at Perth Airport yesterday in front of thousands of excited spectators on its first trip to Australia. Source: Youtube / Laurajanehahn
North Korea now has a one percent. And you'll find them in"Pyonghattan," the parallel universe inhabited by the rich kids of the Democratic People's Republic. Source: ARIRANG
Doug Laux was living a double life. Nobody really knew who he was, not his mates, his girlfriends or even his own mother.
The Obama administration released a new directive to US school districts Friday that gives guidance about transgender students, including a rules on bathroom access. States that do not comply risk losing federal funding.
When a venomous Eastern diamondback rattlesnake appeared in the backyard of a 7-year-old Florida girl, her German shepherd came to her rescue, refusing to back down despite multiple snakebites.
Back when Donald Trump's love life was tabloid heaven, a Trump spokesman named John Miller shared knowledge of the Trump’s personal life. But The Washington Post says it was actually Trump, posing as his own spokesman in an unearthed 1991 call.
The International Monetary Fund on Friday warned that Britain's potential exit from the European Union posed a "significant downside risk" to the economy.
The world's oldest person, Susannah Mushatt Jones, died on Thursday night. Jones lived in New York and was born in Alabama in the year 1899.
The sexual abuse of children by tourists and travellers is a growing scourge around the globe that has largely managed to outwit attempts to curb it in the last two decades, a major study warned.
The world's biggest-ever cruise ship, the 120,000-tonne Harmony of the Seas, capable of accommodating more than 8,000 passengers and crew in the most luxurious conditions, was delivered on Thursday from a French boatyard.
Today - The man accused of killing his ex-partner Pakeeza Yusuf and her three-year-old daughter Juwairiyah Kalim has been found guilty. Te Puia is set to get $2.5m from the Tourism Growth Partnership fund for new facilities and Donald Trump’s butler of 30 years says he wants to kill Obama.
The world's biggest-ever cruise ship, the 120,000-tonne Harmony of the Seas, capable of accommodating more than 8,000 passengers and crew in the most luxurious conditions, was delivered on Thursday from a French boatyard.
In 2016 Piers Morgan travelled across the USA to meet some of America's most notorious female killers, in a quest to discover what drives a woman to kill. Source: ITV
Shocking footage has emerged of a tourist boat ablaze off the coast of Queensland on Wednesday. More than 40 passengers and crew were forced to jump for their lives after their craft caught fire. Eleven of the 42 people were taken to hospitals
Source: Red Sismológica Nacional, Costa Rica Costa Rica's Turrialba volcano, some 50km east of the capital city San José, has erupted spectacularly. Many communities nearby have reported strong ash fall, with one airport having to close in order to clear the runway.
Malcolm Turnbull, Australia's Prime Minister and a self-made multi-millionaire, has been named in the Panama Papers as director of an offshore gold prospecting company in a damaging revelation that emerged in the midst of a tight election campaign.
Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff was suspended Thursday to face impeachment, ceding power to her vice-president-turned-enemy Michel Temer in a political earthquake ending 13 years of leftist rule over Latin America's biggest nation.
Brazil's Senate kicks off a session on Wednesday that's expected to culminate in a key vote over whether to impeach President Dilma Rousseff. The effort comes amid an angry public mood over the South American nation's worst recession in decades. Notably, 60% of those voting on the matter are under their own pending legal investigations.
A car bombing claimed by the Islamic State jihadist group killed scores of people Wednesday at a market in a Shiite area of Baghdad, in the single deadliest attack this year in the capital.
Forging ahead with momentum from two wins in the past week, including West Virginia, Bernie Sanders zeroed in on Oregon's May 17 primary with a rally in the state's capitol city of Salem Tuesday evening before several thousand devoted supporters.
During a meeting with London's new mayor Sadiq Khan, Paris mayor Anne Hidalgo was asked about Trumps policy of banning Muslims from entering the U.S.
The Queen was caught on camera making an unguarded comment about the Chinese government during a garden party at Buckingham Palace.
A video of a six-month-old girl left to fend for herself after falling into a swimming pool has drawn a mixed response from parents. Source: Facebook / Dov
Source: ABC/Good Morning America It's the secret hope of many a collector - to stumble across a once-in-a-lifetime find that will allow you to put your kids through university - and Antiques Roadshow often delivers. The beloved program regularly invites members of the public to have their family heirlooms and junkyard finds appraised by experts, often with surprising results.
David Cameron was caught on camera telling the Queen that leaders of some "fantastically corrupt" countries, including Nigeria and Afghanistan, were due to attend his anti-corruption summit.
German police say several people have been stabbed at a station near Munich.
The sight of cars thundering down Paris's most famous boulevard was replaced by people strolling, cycling and taking selfies in the sun as the Champs-Elysees went traffic-free.