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Unique images have emerged of the only survivor of an exuberant Indian tribe in the Amazon.

Those living next to a cornfield are at extra risk for respiratory diseases.

Of course: the hit series The Bridge revolves primarily for the inimitable Saga Norén, the Swedish autistic detective. But since the third season many viewers have also been intrigued by her Danish colleague Henrik Sabroe (Thure Lindhart) with whom she regularly shares the bed. What happened to his family? That question is answered during the closing season, he says during a visit to Amsterdam.

A plane has made an emergency landing in China after a mother on board folded the armrest and broke a finger of her son.

An Australian man who lost his three children at the MH17 disaster, the US President Donald Trump by the mangle on Facebook. In an open letter Anthony Maslin goes to Trump because of his remark about fake news and his 'good relationship' with Putin.

David Salomon, appointed on Tuesday as the successor of Lloyd Blankfein at Goldman Sachs, will quickly shake up the top of the most crumpled merchant bank on Wall Street.

They remained upright on the field, but the French world champions melted away one by one at the intimate embrace of Croatian President Kolinda Grabar-Kitarovic. In the case of a hugely embarrassing bosom shirt, they could not help but embarrass the courageous head in proper respect for so much honest enthusiasm. A stark contrast with which she put cool fool Putin, who stood in the rain for a long time as a true gentleman, under the umbrella. You have to be the winner if you 'celebrate' your loss.

English security forces warn that terrorists are being recruited to carry out attacks in popular holiday resorts this summer.

'My name is Garrett Michael Boofias, I am five years old, I am a bulldog and my favorite color is blue... and red and black and green.' That is the beginning of the letter with the funeral wishes of the 5-year-old Garrett Michael Matthias from the American state of Iowa.

A strange bird prevents the opening of the second nudist beach in Belgium.

The Australian Richard Harris, who has had a large share in the rescue operation of the Thai football players and their coach, is praised worldwide for his heroic work. He could not enjoy it for long though. A few hours after the rescue, Richard heard that his father had died.

The Turkish television preacher Adnan Oktar and more than two hundred of his supporters have been arrested. The Public Prosecution Service in Istanbul has charged Oktar and his followers with participation in a criminal organization, fraud and sexual abuse.

Enthusiastic, lively, sporty. Little by little the information of the Thai grandsons who were rescued in the last few days drips inside. Three boys were celebrating their birthday, another had asthma, yet another promised to help his parents 'better in future'. Everyone has his own story.

An Israeli man of 29 died on his honeymoon in Honduras in an accident at a zip line. His wife was badly injured. That was reported by Israeli media.

The bad luck about the elimination of Germany spread like an oil spill over the internet, and it was also eagerly read at De Telegraaf. Yet that was not the strongest piece of humor of this World Cup.

It must be mischievous boys- but nice mischievous boys. The big winners in the world of sports sponsorship are not the high-profile enfants terribles, but the ideal sons-in-law.

A brown, stepped bottle, a white label with red letters: sounds like a bottle of Duvel, is not it? Not always: the Belgian beer brand Filou is also sold in a bottle that resembles that of Duvel as two drops of water. And so Duvel Moortgat went to court to enforce adjustments.

The planned establishment of the European Medicines Agency (EMA) in Amsterdam on 30 March 2019 will not be suspended. This has been determined by the European Court of Justice in the summary proceedings filed by the city of Milan.

Prime Minister Theresa May warned last week that the safety of European citizens is at stake if the United Kingdom is thrown out of all kinds of safety pacts during the Brexit negotiations. The threat sounds like bluff poker, but the British Prime Minister has a point.

A welcome invention for telephone users who regularly drop their phones. A German student has the solution: an airbag for the mobile phone.

The Belgians have a serious shortage of drinking water due to the drought. They now get the advice to share swimming pools in the garden, but even to shower together and save water.

Holidaymakers who are going to Spain soon may have to be careful on Mallorca. A white shark was spotted near the city. According to scientists, that is remarkable: the last time the white shark was seen was thirty years ago.

In the Netherlands, some Amsterdam and Rotterdam streets filled with honking Turks after Erdogan's victory, while the wedding stakes often attracted a lot of attention- and honking them. In Belgium they make short work of it.

The elimination of Germany at the Football World Cup has led to an unprecedented stream of scorching reactions and unabashed malicious pleasure. While Germany is crying, half the world is roaring.

They find death in the Mediterranean Sea, are returned by Algeria into the merciless Sahara desert, they suffocate in a crowded truck at the borders in Europe, women lose their babies during the trip, they can be raped and they walk more and more against harsh measures, such as the now withdrawn separation of children from their migrant parents in the US, or the approval of the entry ban of the High Court that repels visitors from a number of Islamic countries. It seems that there can not be a worse time to be a refugee or a migrant.

Last month, a Boeing from Transavia Airlines had to make an emergency landing because passengers got sick because of the stench of one of the travelers. Now the reason is known and it has absolutely nothing to do with poor hygiene. The man, the Russian composer and guitarist Andrey Suchilin, suffered from a rare infectious disease and has since died.

The Russian pop star EMIN has released a new video clip with a piquant subject: Russiagate, or the Kremlin's alleged interference with the US presidential elections in 2016.

YouTube star Leanne Ratcliffe has renounced the busy life and now retires into the South American jungle. But the cash register also has to ring, so she is naked.

Today, exactly two years ago, the United Kingdom voted for a departure from the European Union. A lot has happened since then, but one thing is not yet: the economic boom promised by proponents of a brexit.

The World Cup in Russia has erupted in full force and halfway through the group stage, football fans with huge own goals, ridiculous schwalbes and dubious VAR decisions have had enough to laugh.