Rihanna steals Justin Bieber's YouTube crown
The global superstar has eclipsed Justin Bieber to become the most viewed artist on YouTube.
The global superstar has eclipsed Justin Bieber to become the most viewed artist on YouTube.
Changes including a new dictionary, deleted player histories and a board that doesn't refresh.
Trees in parts of the country have been infested with millions of caterpillars.
An angler in Leicestershire has caught a huge fish weighing in at 108lb.
Daniel Sibley, 21, managed to reel in the massive catfish with a line designed to take up to catch fish weighing just 20-40lb.
It is reported to be one of the largest catfish caught in the UK.
Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader have put their differences aside in time for Father's Day. A video shows their Lego characters spending the day together, going fishing and to the fair, all with a Star Wars twist. Luke famously found out that Darth Vader was his father in 'The Empire Strikes Back'.
Trees in parts of the country have been infested with millions of caterpillars.
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Former Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher has been booked as an unlikely guest on BBC1 talent show The Voice.
Read the full storyA rare kitten with two faces, also known as a 'Janus', has been born in the US.
The owners of the kitten, since named Duecy, did a double take following his birth in Oregon.
The newborn has been rejected by its mother, so her owner is now feeding her kitten formula with a syringe and keeping her warm with a heating pad.
New research from NASA indicates that chunks of dry ice, frozen carbon dioxide, may glide down sand dunes on Mars, plowing furrows in the process. The evidence suggests that the blocks flowed down the Martian surface on cushions of carbon dioxide gas.
The long thin grooves, called gullies, were discovered on images from Nasa's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter. Some of the gullies were as long as 2.5km, according to researchers.
Thousands of creative designers and builders entered this year's contest and the public have selected their eight favourites.
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A baby from the world's smallest species of deer has been born in Bristol Zoo Gardens. The pudu deer, now 12 days old, weighs just two pounds and is part of an international breeding programme to protect vulnerable species.
Pudus live in lowland temperate rainforests in Chile and south-western Argentina, and their numbers have declined recently due to deforestation and hunting by natural predators. When fully grown pudus stand at only 15 inches at the shoulder, and weigh between 20lb and 33lb.
Lynsey Bugg, assistant curator for mammals at Bristol Zoo Gardens, said:
"Its early days so we don't yet know whether the fawn is male or female.
"Over the coming weeks we expect to see the fawn becoming more confident and venturing out into the paddock."
An Austrian base jumper had a lucky escape after she jumped from the top of a Spanish hotel and crashed into its side after her parachute malfunctioned on Friday.
Maria Steinmayr, 22, landed in the 10th floor balcony of a room whose guests had left the glass door open, the Daily Mail reports.
The base jumper suffered a broken nose and some cuts and bruises after accident at the 525ft Gran Hotel Bali in Benidorm.
She had been competing in the BASE Jump Extreme World Championship but withdrew from the contest after the incident.
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A Shetland Pony who became an internet hit after 'moonwalking' to the Fleetwood Mac song Everywhere is at the centre of a paternity battle, according to reports.
Socks, who starred in the mobile phone advert for Three, was put out to stud with three mares but decided he was interested in a filly called Kimberley and swam across the loch to meet her.
The neighbouring pony gave birth to a black colt called Scamp and hair from the three animals has been sent away for genetic testing.
If Socks is the father, it will be the first foal he has fathered since achieving fame.
The advert he starred in has just under seven million views on YouTube.