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As many as 2505 women have gone out of their clothes on Sunday for charity. On the beach of Magheramore in Ireland they broke the world record of nude swimming during a benefit against cancer.

A lying wedding guest who made up a whole story about how he got sick for weeks due to food and drinks in a Mexican resort, has been fined. He has to pay 10,000 pounds to tour operator TUI.

Chinese hackers have broken into the computers of a company that works for the US Navy. As a result, sensitive information has been captured, including plans for a supersonic torpedo that can be fired from submarines on enemy ships. The system should be operational by 2020. The Washington Post writes this Friday.

An American doctor looked at an episode of reality series Beachfront Bargain Hunt in early May, spotted a possible cancer on the throat of a candidate, wrote a message on Facebook and seems, a month later, to have saved her life.

A teenager who was attacked when he swam in the sea in Brazil is surviving his wounds. On Sunday afternoon, a shark bit off his penis and thigh.

Another crash with a self-steering Tesla. In Laguna Beach, south of Los Angeles, the car crashed into a vehicle belonging to the local police. The driver, a 65-year-old man, told officers that the accident happened because he used the 'autopilot'.

Cotton buds, straws, disposable cutlery and plates, balloon sticks, stirrers and other plastic disposable items for which there are sustainable and affordable alternatives should be banned if it is up to the European Commission. Vice-chairman Frans Timmermans presented proposals on Monday to counter the accumulation of plastic waste in the oceans.

A child of two and a half years was killed in a children's train in the south of France. According to French media, the boy was in the train when it fell backwards due to unknown reasons and the part of the train behind it was hit.

An action by a Belgian artists' collective, a 17-meter-long plastic sperm whale, to be placed on a beach in Zingst on the German Baltic coast, caused quite a lot of swell next Friday. The artists had not announced their action, so that the authorities of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and the local police did not know what was going on.

The 29-year-old Moldavian owner of the child pornography platform dismantled by the Dutch police, ran his business from the holiday paradise Thailand. From sun-drenched beach resorts, he enabled over 50,000 customers via servers in the Netherlands to exchange child pornography and other illegal content.

Libya is sending the bodies of twenty decapitated heads back to Egypt on Monday. Terror organization IS executed the men already in 2015, but the bodies could only be recovered in October last year. That happened after IS was expelled from the area where the Egyptians were buried.

The Canadian police found a shoe on the British Columbia coast with the remains of a foot in it. The sinister find does not stand alone, it is the fourteenth time that a shoe washes with foot on the shores of the Canadian province. The mystery keeps the emotions busy and there is pressure on the origin of the feet.

Larry Harvey died on Saturday at the age of 70 in San Francisco. The founder of the world famous Burning Man festivals did not surpass the stroke he received on April 4.

The Australian government wants to create a new monument to commemorate April 29, the day that the British explorer James Cook set foot on the continent for the first time in 1770. The attraction comes in Botany Bay, the place where the crew of the British ship Endeavor first met with the original population of Australia, the Aborigines. That was a turning point in the history of the country.

A 4-year-old boy, who was walking along the tide line with his mother, was dragged into the sea by a sudden huge wave.

A beach full of pink air mattresses, gigantic unicorns, rainbows and inflating islands. What else do you want? The first inflatable unicorn playground is floating in the Philippines.

'A cesspool,' the Filipino president Rodrigo Duterte called the island of Boracay. He closes the idyllic resort half a year for tourists. A disaster for the hotels, but which tourist wants to sunbathe on a polluted stretch of beach? De Telegraaf put five heavily polluted beaches in a row.

On a beach of the Thai island of Koh Lanta, tourists are surprised to see a mysterious sea creature crawling out of the water. According to British media, several dozen have been washed up, but it is unclear what kind of animal it is.

According to two senior government officials, President Donald Trump wants the early departure of US troops from Syria, he told his advisers.

Australian rescue workers are doing their utmost to save dozens of whales stranded on the west coast. It involves about 150 short-finned pilot whales, about half of whom are already dead.

A wildfire has certainly destroyed 69 houses in the Australian coastal town of Tathra. Dozens of other homes were damaged, reports Australian media. Hundreds of residents fled the approaching sea of ​​flames.

The Belgian coast next Saturday is the setting for the first Grote Schelpenteldag. Scientists call everyone to come to the beach to help map the biodiversity of the coast.

Customers from an antique shop in Florida looked strange when they suddenly saw a green monster crawling past the store. A lost alligator with good taste ran right past the shop, which caused a slight panic in the shoppers present.

The 19-year-old Australian rugby player Sam swallowed a garden snail in 2010 after losing a bet. Innocent, that's how it seemed back then. But the teenager became completely paralyzed. The boy has to be cared for 24/7, but the government is no longer cooperating.

A couple from Perth, Australia, found the oldest known bottle post during a beach walk on the west coast. The 132-year-old message was in a bottle from the Schiedam-based jeneverstoker Daniel Visser \u0026 amp; Sons.

The American actor David Ogden Stiers died on Saturday at the age of 75. He played the role of Major Charles Winchester III in the popular television series MASH. The letters stand for Mobile Army Surgical Hospital.

US President Donald Trump reached a striking milestone on Saturday. According to CNN, he spent a hundred days since taking office on a golf club that bears his name.

Thousands of people in the south of France got stuck in traffic due to heavy snowfall and slipperiness. On Twitter, a family complains that they have virtually come to a halt in the night from Wednesday to Thursday on the A9 motorway in the Montpellier area. 'We have advanced one kilometer in thirteen hours.'

It is no coincidence that Jean-Marie Le Pen released his memoirs yesterday. With his long-awaited, personal history, he draws attention to himself when his daughter Marine tries to pull the National Front out of the doldrums.

A 55-year-old woman was attacked in the sea near Sydney by a white shark and seriously injured. It was the first time in 25 years that a swimmer was attacked by a shark in the area.