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A suicide bombing at a wedding in Afghanistan has killed at least 63 people.
More than 180 others were injured as a blast ripped through a packed hall in the capital Kabul.
One guest said the attacker set off the explosives near a stage where children had gathered.
North Korea has fired more missiles into the sea, and cancelled talks with the South.
Pyongyang has also described its neighbour's president as an "impudent guy" because of joint military drills with America.
A man dubbed the "Hollywood Ripper" has been found guilty of murdering two women, including someone actor Ashton Kutcher was due to go on a date with.
He gave evidence at the trial after he was meant to meet the victim the night she was killed by Michael Gargiulo.
The government of Greenland says the island is "not for sale" - after reports Donald Trump discussed the idea of buying it with his advisers.
Authorities say they're happy the US President has shown an interest.
Greenland's a semi-autonomous Danish territory.
Tourism Ireland unsurprised by friendliness findings and Disney keeps on breaking box office records.
Here's Kfm's Trish Laverty
The adminstrators of Harland and Wolff in Belfast have allowed extra time to explore potential rescue options.
The shipyard, famous for building the Titanic, went into administration last week.
Police in the North are investigating a number of burglaries in Tyrone.
They took place in Strabane and surrounding areas early on Wednesday morning.
The PSNI also received reports of suspicious activity in the Urbalreagh Road area in the early hours of yesterday morning.
Radioactive iodine has been detected in the air in Norway, days after a deadly explosion in Russia.
Five people were killed in the blast, and the accident involved "isotope power sources."
Trump: US and Britian moving towards trade deal and Turkey's military pension fund has bought British Steel.
Here's Kfm's Laura Donnelly
Gibraltar has released an Iranian tanker at the centre of an international stand-off after it was seized by British Royal Marines last month.
The Grace One was being held off the coast, after it was detained over suspicions it was smuggling oil to Syria.
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