Jessica Falkholt, who starred as Hope, and her sister were injured in a crash which killed their parents.

A ticket donated for homeless people was used by the daughter of an Australian charity leader.

American Airlines wrongly accused two professional basketball players of stealing first class blankets.

Unicef says children in conflict zones are being targeted in homes, schools and playgrounds.

The Bishop of Liverpool says some are "uncritically accepting" of things said by the US president.

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Oli Shaw's seventh-minute strike is incorrectly disallowed as Hearts and Hibernian contest a goallesss Edinburgh derby.

So-called Islamic State says it attacked a Shia centre in the Afghan capital, killing at least 41.

Alastair Cook's unbeaten 244 - the highest score by a visiting batsman at the MCG - gives England firm control of the Boxing Day Test.

Leaked emails exposed pageant executives insulting contestants over their appearance and sex lives.

Airi Kakimoto died after spending about 15 years confined to a tiny unheated shed.

Model Chrissy Teigen and husband John Legend complete a marathon journey that made headlines around the world.

World number one Rafael Nadal withdraws from the Brisbane International but says he still intends to play at the Australian Open.

Tyler Haire was locked up at 16 and ordered to undergo a mental exam. You won't believe what didn't happen next.

Most-wanted Thomas Barnouin was captured with some fellow French IS fighters.

Officials were about to certify Democrat Doug Jones as the winner when a lawsuit was filed.

Harumafuji had already admitted an assault on a junior wrestler that has rocked the sport.

Critics say it is an attempt to reduce the scrutiny of corruption probes against the prime minister.

Swansea City appoint former Sheffield Wednesday manager Carlos Carvalhal as their new permanent boss.

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Miguel Etchecolatz was sentenced for crimes against humanity committed under military rule.