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By posting amusing pictures of cats to social networking site Twitter, Belgians have reacted to the terror lockdown now in place in Brussels.

Mark Zuckerberg took to his Facebook on Friday to announce he’ll be taking time away from the social network after the birth of his daughter.

The newlyweds, Masaba Gupta and Madhu Mantena were clueless about the bash orchestrated by Madhu’s dad who’d flown in all his son’s cousins and friends from Hyderabad, as reported in Mumbai Mirror.

Team GB’s showdown with Belgium is due to be held in Ghent, but there are fears that capital city Brussels could be under threat from a similar terrorist attack to the one witnessed in Paris last week. But with the Belgian government deciding later today whether to extend...

I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! star Jorgie Porter is dating an England rugby player, according to Andi Peters.

A search and rescue team in the NZCC Rescue Helicopter recovered three of the victims this morning (Sunday) during a brief lull in the bad weather which has beset the area.

Seven people died after a helicopter crashed Saturday, November 21, 2015 on the Fox Glacier on the West Coast of New Zealand’s South Island, New Zealand police said.

Nine people – five New Zealanders and tourists from Australia, England, Ireland and Germany died – when a skydiving plane crashed shortly after take-off at Fox Glacier airport in 2010.

The helicopter crashed at about 11 a.m. on the popular tourist destination on New Zealand’s South Island.

And it’s all the work of Ferne McCann!

Four tourists who perished in the 2010 crash near Fox Glacier’s parents afterwards wrote to New Zealand Prime Minister John Key to encourage him to improve security measures in the sector.

Earlier in the day a paramedic and members of an Alpine Rescue Team were winched down to the crash site but found no survivors.

“I was expediting the divorce prior, and I’m still separated with him, but I’m just not expediting them anymore”, she explained.

The first crews have begun their attempt to recover the bodies of the seven people involved in yesterday’s fatal helicopter crash at Fox Glacier on New Zealand’s South Island.

A crowd of 71,223 people – including British Prime Minister David Cameron and Prince William stood up to sing “La Marseillaise” to show solidarity in response to the terror attacks that left 129 people dead and over 350 injured in Paris.