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Police have released footage of the moment a woman allegedly admitted to drowning her four-year-old child in a lake, hours after her husband went missing while trying to prove his worthiness to God.

New Zealand police have revealed photos of the dense forest where a fugitive father camped with his three kids as he avoided capture after nearly four years on the run.

Parents screamed for help, and beachgoers clawed at the sand with bare hands as children cried during the terrifying ordeal.

The pensioner thought he would slide under the radar, but now he will spend years in prison.

Locals cheered as the bull was released onto the streets, but within moments, panic swept through the crowd when the animal locked onto a man.

New details have emerged about the recovery of the remaining two children after fugitive father Tom Phillips’ third child shared crucial information about their whereabouts.

One of the world’s most infamous cold cases has taken an unfathomable turn, as the prime suspect in Madeleine McCann’s disappearance is set to walk free from jail after help from a former German officer. 

The flotilla boat carrying activist Greta Thunberg to Gaza has allegedly been hit by a drone strike. 

A security and economic agreement intended to transform the relationship between Australia and Vanuatu won’t be signed on Tuesday despite Anthony Albanese travelling to the Pacific nation.

It’s barely been 24 hours since Prince Harry arrived in London, but a comment he made during an engagement has royal watchers talking.

At least 10 people have died and more than 60 others are injured after a freight train ripped into a packed passenger bus in central Mexico.

Anthony Albanese is likely to ink a security pact with Vanuatu on his way to the Solomon Islands for the Pacific Islands Forum.

Israel has told Gaza residents to flee ‘immediately’ as it warns of devastating new strikes unless Hamas releases the last 48 hostages.

Police used water cannons, tear gas, rubber bullets and batons to control the crowds of young people protesting a social media ban in Nepal and 19 were killed.