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In a suicide note, a former French police officer identified himself as the serial killer responsible for a series of savage rapes and killings in Paris throughout the 1980s and 1990s.

'Le Grêle': French cop leaves suicide note unmasking himself as 1980s serial killer

Sharks are like tigers in the deep. The apex predator is a perfect killing machine with an aerodynamic body to swim fast, colours that blend in with surroundings, razor sharp teeth and amazing sense of smell that is literally capable of detecting few milliliters of blood from miles away.

People in this country 'sing' to sharks and then catch them by hand

The best to sell a product is to first make sure it works properly. However, that is definitely not true if you are running an illegal business. A criminal gang, though, might not have understood this.

Criminals blow themselves up while teaching how to bomb ATM machines

On social media platforms, images of an Indonesian guy marrying his beloved rice cooker have gone viral.The groom is clothed in white wedding garb, but the bride is only wearing a bridal veil—she's a rice cooker, after all.

Love knows no bounds: Indonesian man marries a rice cooker

Getting married is a dream and pictures clicked that day serve as lifelong memories. However, not in the worst of thoughts would anyone think that their photographer would intentionally delete all pictures.

No food, no pictures: Wedding photographer deletes all pictures after she is denied breaks

What do you do when an alligator tries to enter your house? Run away, or call the authorities? A Florida man decided to wheel his garbage bin out! A US army veteran from Florida was alarmed when his daughter told him that an alligator had just hissed at her.

Trash it! Florida man gets rid of an alligator in unique way

After becoming the world's richest person by crossing $200 billion in net worth, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk joked that he would be sending a "giant statue of the digit '2' along with a silver medal" to Amazon founder Jeff Bezos.

Rich list battle: Musk says will send Bezos a 'silver medal' and a 'giant statue' of number 2

In a unusual case, a lady from the United States claimed that a health center charged extra cash from her for crying throughout a mole elimination surgery. The woman was so shocked through her ordeal and surprising charge that she shared it on social media, sparking a huge outcry.

‘Brief Emotion’: Woman claims she was charged for crying during surgery

Everyone has their own love language, and for the recently-elected Japanese Prime Minister, food might be it. Fumio Kishida who has just been named as the new Prime Minister of Japan has now gained a new found stardom on the internet through a simple post about one of his favourite traditional dishes.

'With love': Japan's new PM Kishida Fumio wins over internet with a picture of Japanese pancake

Russian actress Yulia Peresild along with director Klim Shipenko are set to be launched on Soyuz spacecraft next week for the International Space Station(ISS) as Putin's regime races to beat Hollywood by making a movie in space which will be the world's first.

Russian superstar Yulia Peresild set to film space movie aboard International Space Station

According to researchers, the happiness quotient in early adulthood may be linked to preventing dementia in old age. Researchers at the University of California-San Francisco have found that depression at a young age could lead to cognitive decline in later years.

Happiness may help you to protect against dementia later in life, research finds

After a Danish museum loaned him $84,000 to incorporate in his commissioned artwork, a Danish artist produced two blank canvases titled "Take the Money and Run." Jens Haaning was commissioned by the Kunsten Museum of Modern Art to reproduce two of his 2010 pieces, each of which portrayed the average income of Austrian and Danish inhabitants.

‘Take the Money and Run’: Danish museum pays artist $84K — he delivers 2 blank canvases

According to reports, former UK prime minister Tony Blair's eldest son Euan, 37, has surpassed his father in terms of net worth after his edtech company's valuation touched a new high.

How Tony's Blair's son Euan's net worth has zoomed after startup success

Researchers have revealed preliminary evidence that using smartphone sensors, it is feasible to detect if someone is high on cannabis. The method uses information from the owner's smartphone to determine whether they are inebriated after taking cannabis.

Smoking weed? Your phone can detect if you’re high on marijuana

After being pelted with an egg by an outraged protester, French President Emmanuel Macron extended a long line of world leaders who have faced political indignation that has evolved into physical attacks.

Watch: From egg, and slap, to Macron to flying shoe at George W Bush — When world leaders were at the receiving end

According to a study, plumbers, fitness trainers and insurance agents comprise professionals who do not need work experience to earn top dollars. The study by Interview Guys, a job interview and career website, found recreation and fitness trainers earned $66,290 as median annual income in the United States, followed by plumbers.

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The British government announced Saturday that it will award up to 10,500 temporary work visas to lorry drivers and poultry workers to help alleviate chronic workforce shortages, in a U-turn on post-Brexit immigration policy.

UK to issue temporary visas to ease truck driver shortage until Christmas eve

It appears to be a bad hair day, not for a person, but for a salon as a consumer court in India has ordered it to pay Rs 20 million ($271,000) in damages to a model for a haircut gone wrong, which she claimed caused a "severe mental breakdown".

Indian salon ordered to pay Rs 20 million as damages for a 'traumatic' haircut

Money may not be able to buy you love but it can help you find the most unique food which you can cook or maybe even be presented during a high-profile dinner party.

How Zuckerberg, Bezos sustain their crazy diet with goat, iguana and Mediterranean octopus

According to reports, a Columbian politician has proposed a new law to allow employees in the country to get two days paid leave if a pet dies. Politician Alejandro Carlos Chacon who belongs to Columbia's Liberal Party put forward the bill in the country's Parliament.

Columbians may get paid leave to mourn dead pets

UK Prime minister Boris Johnson met Amazon founder Jeff Bezos on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York as they discussed the contentious issue of taxation.

Bezos won't pay taxes as an act of kindness, says Johnson after meeting Amazon founder

Reports say a new TikTok challenge known as "devious licks" has led students in the US to destroy and steal property. The viral TikTok trend has reportedly worried teachers and parents with incidents of vandalism taking place in New Jersey and Connecticut.

TikTok's latest 'devious licks' trend shocks US schools

A father of a seven-year-old girl has decided to sue his daughter’s school for cutting her hair without gaining permission from her parents. Jimmy Hoffmeyer has accused a librarian and a teacher's assistant of racial discrimination, ethnic intimidation and intentional infliction of emotional distress.

Father of 7-year-old sues school for cutting her hair without consent

A UK business that makes products to treat lung problems might end up in the hands of one of the world's largest cigarette manufacturers, prompting health organisations to call on the British government to oppose the deal.

Bizarre: Tobacco giant to buy a company that makes asthma inhalers

A tiny gecko travelled all the way Barbados to Yorkshire as it comfortably sat in a woman’s bra during a long transatlantic flight. Lisa Russell had carefully packed all her clothes and undergarments in her suitcase before leaving Barbados.

Wanderlust: Barbie, the tiny lizard, travels from Barbados to UK in woman's bra

Brazilian airline Gol must cover the cosmetic costs of their female flight attendants and airport staff following a labour court's decision, with a union official saying the ruling could influence other professional sectors.

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