All news by author: Ryan Fahey

Schoolgirl Kiea McCann, 17, died on impact after the car she was riding in with her 16-year-old pal, Dlava Mohammed, crashed into a tree just outside Clones, County Monaghan in Ireland on Monday night

Prince Manvendra Singh Gohil is the son and heir to the Maharaja of Rajpipla's throne in Gujarat, but his royal parents sought to have his brain surgically altered to get rid of his sexuality after coming out to them in 2006

The MRH-90 Taipan helicopter went down near Lindeman Island, a Great Barrier Reef tourist resort, at about 11pm on Friday, exercise director Australian Army Brigadier Damian Hill said

Jon Goodwin, 80, who also suffers with Parkinson's Disease, bought a ticket on Virgin Galactic's first space tourism flight back in 2005, and hopes his adventure will inspire people to take on extraordinary feats

Māhina Toki, from New Zealand's Great Barrier Island, was on holiday on her family's yacht which was docked at Fiji's Musket Cove when she wriggled free of her harness and fell in the water

In hilarious footgae, the mighty creature could be seen just a few feet from the Eurospin supermarket in Calabria, southern Italy, before its circus owners retrieved it and brought it back "home"

The video, which been viewed 8.5million times since it went viral on TikTok on July 20, shows the Magaluf hotel security officer taking the mick out of the rowdy group of Brits abroad as he scolds them for being too loud at a family resort

Joan Hobbs, 89, was on July 17 beaten 'black and blue' with a walking frame by a male resident at the IRT Thomas Holt Aged Care Centre in the southern Sydney suburb of Kirrawee

Guinean embassy worker Lama Jacques Sevoba was spotted draped in a t-shirt covered with the face of Russia's tyrannical leader, Vladimir Putin, who is on a charm offensive trying to shore up support for his brutal war in Ukraine among African leaders

Yanfei Bao, a real estate agent working in Christchurch, New Zealand disappeared five days ago, the same day she was set to walk a potential buyer through a property in Hornby on the outskirts of the South Island's largest city

Leaking blood and carrying an enormous bite gash on his leg, a Western Australian man managed to swim an incredible 2,000 feet back to shore - where an off duty nurse gave him first aid before the ambulance arrived

The holidaymaker, who usually lives in Perth, Australia, was visiting Gili Air in Indonesia when he began to suffer traveller's sickness, most commonly known as "Bali Belly" - but a doctor's visit ended up costing AUD$700 (£367)

In a matter of seconds, the skies over La Chaux-de-Fonds in Switzerland turned black and a tornado tore through, uprooting trees, sending debris flying and destroying entire neighbourhoods with its 135mph gusts

Iain McAllister, 60, was around 10 hours in to California's massive 2650-mile Pacific Crest Trail when a bear suddenly appeared. Iain had a brainwave and blasted out the BBC Radio Scotland Breaking the News podcast on full whack

Seventeen days ago, little Émile vanished from his grandparents' garden in the sleepy village of Le Haut-Vernet in southern France, but a several-day search over 1,000 hectares was fruitless with absolutely no sign of the two-year-old boy

Spain's airport operator, AENA, said that despite forest fires scorching 200 hectares of woodlands overnight, Gran Canaria's international travel hub on the east coast will remain open for now

Free diver Alexey Molchanov broke two world records after diving 442ft in four minutes and 42 seconds, which he said "felt good" but left him extremely "tired" following the dive at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas on July 21

Richard Stubbs, 77, from Dunsborough, south of Perth, was snorkelling with a group of people nearthe Yallingup Lagoon, in southwestern Australia on Saturday when he was attacked by a suspected wobbegong shark

One crew member died and others were injured after a fire broke out on a freight ship carrying cars in the North Sea, the Dutch coast guard has said

It comes as Greece battles a third successive heatwave tearing through its islands, where temperatures have breached the lethal 40C mark for the eighth day

Europe was first blasted with the Cerberus heatwave, which saw temperatures soar into the 40s over recent weeks, but now the Charon weather front is set to push the mercury up to 46C

A Brazilian man says he nicked his now girlfriend Emanuela's phone while she was walking down the street because he was "going through a difficult situation" due to not being in a relationship

The three Malaysian fishermen set off with another three colleagues on July 18, but though they were supposed to return the following morning their vessel was shipwrecked by the choppy conditions

Russian leader Vladimir Putin and Belarus dictator Alexander Lukashenko sat down this weekend to discuss the exiled Wagner Company - who are staying in Belarus after trying to topple Putin's military

According to China's state media outlets, many of the 11 victims were children, though an exact number is still to be confirmed - with only eight of the 19 people inside the gym having survived the freak tragedy