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A man who was swimming near the coast of the US state of Massachusetts was attacked by a shark on Saturday. He did not survive the bites of the animal.

Pope Francis has called on the Mafiosi in Sicily to give up their lives full of crime and violence and to opt for love. The prince of the Church said that members of organized crime, who are mostly practicing Catholics, 'can not believe in God and can be Mafiosi at the same time.'

Apple knows how to keep getting weaker secrets. The Watch is now called Series 4 and three new iPhones were introduced. Exactly as in the past few days appeared everywhere in the media. In addition to the new version of the watch, the iPhone Xs, Xs Max and Xr will soon be on sale in the store.

A man who cut off his wife's head, after finding out that she had gone astray, walked in with head and all the local police station. The bizarre scene was filmed for a policeman. On the images is to hear that the agents call that the man has to put his head back in the bag.

Dozens of European artists oppose organizing the Eurovision Song Contest in Israel. The reason for their call for a boycott is the violation of human rights against Palestinians.

The Swedes choose a new parliament on Sunday and the big winner seems to be the right-wing populist Sweden Democrats (SD). With their main theme 'too many immigrants from outside Europe' they could achieve almost a fifth of the votes. The thirty-year-old party has its roots in the extreme right, but party leader Jimmie Akesson distances himself from the most extreme cases.

The search of a 72-year-old millionaire to a young woman who can take care of an heir does not really want to run smoothly. He therefore decides to use an extra trump: unlimited access to his credit card.

A 31-year-old Instagram model shocked England with its topless photos for a First World War monument. People call her action disrespectful.

At the request of Donald Trump, photos of the inauguration were adjusted so that it seemed as if it was busier. That writes The Guardian.

A child with symptoms of cholera disease has been admitted to a hospital in France after arriving with a plane from Algeria. The other approximately 150 passengers of the plane, which flew from Oran to Perpignan, were not allowed to leave the aircraft first. But they are still being sent off the plane for research, French internet media reports.

Tesla boss Elon Musk once again insulted the British diver who played an important role in the rescue of a group of children and their leader from a cave in Thailand. Last month Musk offered his apologies for his Vernon Unsworth \u0026 # x27; pedo \u0026 # x27; had mentioned.

The severely abused kitten Sprotje finally gets a new home after three months of rehabilitation. The young creature was brought to a veterinarian at the beginning of June after being put in a hot oven by an animal hangman. Now that she can stand on her own feet again, it is time for a new owner.

The small hole that was discovered last week in the wall of the ISS space station may have been made intentional. The Russian space agency Roskosmos is researching this. It may be that someone on earth has done something, says the top man of Roskosm, Dimitri Rogozin, against Russian state media. According to Rogozin, it is even possible that someone in space has consciously sabotaged the station. However, it could also have been a human error.

Australian researchers have discovered a 'superb' series that is resistant to all known types of antibiotics. The researchers at the University of Melbourne report this. The bacterium, called Staphylcoccus epidermidis, mainly occurs in hospitals and is related to MRSA.

The emergency services in the German Meerbusch (North Rhine-Westphalia) had their hands full with the rescue of an escaped horse. The fleeing animal fell through the cover of a swimming pool and landed in the water, reports the fire brigade on Monday.

The riddle around a chilling video of a woman who was dragged barefoot and with chains around her body in front of the door of a house has been solved.

The Japanese police raided a hospital where five patients died during a heat wave. That happened after the air conditioners in their rooms had given up the ghost, the newspaper Asahi Shimbun reports.

The German city of Chemnitz can prepare for a new demonstration following the death of a 35-year-old German last weekend. The right-wing populist party AfD and the anti-foreigners movement Pegida have announced a silent march through the city for Saturday afternoon.

Hundreds of Islamists are on a march on Wednesday to the Pakistani capital Islamabad in protest against Geert Wilders' cartoon contest in the Netherlands. That reported the British newspaper The Guardian. The demonstrators demand that the new government of Imran Khan break diplomatic relations with the Netherlands.

A driver of the Brussels public transport company STIB has been dismissed. Not because he did not function well, but because he proudly showed his neo-Nazi tattoos at a staff party. On his arm stands '88' tattooed, which stands for Heil Hitler.

After the collapse of the bridge in Genoa, the Italian government will go through the licenses of all road operators. In addition, the private managers must also submit the maintenance and modernization measures. This is what traffic minister Danilo Toninelli told the parliament on Monday. He called the accident, in which 43 people died 'absurd' and according to him it could have been avoided.

The police have arrested two men in the Netherlands who were possibly involved in the death of a Belgian police officer last weekend in Spa.

First Lieutenant Misa Matsushima is Japanese first female fighter pilot. The 26-year-old Matsushima has officially completed her training yesterday and may therefore take place in an F-15 Eagle.

Emmerson Mnangagwa was declared the winner of the presidential election on 30 July by the constitutional court of Zimbabwe. Opposition leader Nelson Chamisa objected to the result and the course of events during the polls, but did not get the same from the highest judge.

The South African edge is in trouble. The call by President Trump to 'closely study the seizure of land and farms in South Africa' ​​has pushed the value further.

Google has removed 39 YouTube channels from the video site because they are linked to an Iranian state channel. The channels would have been used for propaganda by the Islamic Republic, writes the technology concern on his blog.

The letter that Marc Dutroux will send to next of kin falls badly in Belgium. Carine Russo, the mother of victim Mélissa, and Jean-Denis Lejeune, the father of victim Julie, talk about 'bullying behavior' and mental torture. 'I can guarantee that when released, I will be around.'

The son of a captured opposition leader from Bahrain has asked Queen Elizabeth in an open letter to use her influence with King Hamad of Bahrain to ensure that his father is treated humanely. This is what the British newspaper The Independent reports on Thursday.

'Elegant, brilliant, fantastic.' Judge Simon Cowell summarized the performance of Glennis Grace in America's Got Talent last night. The Dutch sang the song Never Enough from the movie The Greatest Showman from 2017 in the famous Dolby Theater in Los Angeles.

If the 16-year-old Lauren Moore ever wanted to apply somewhere from the English Redcar, she better not take the CV that her father composed for her.