Raw snakes soldier wins compo bid
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A Seoul court has ruled a former South Korean soldier who fell ill after eating raw snakes during survival training is entitled to special benefits.
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A Seoul court has ruled a former South Korean soldier who fell ill after eating raw snakes during survival training is entitled to special benefits.
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A four-year-old British boy who released a balloon with a message hoping to find a pen pal in a foreign land ended up having a correspondence with the Queen.
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An elephant in eastern India has sparked complaints from motorists who accuse it of blocking traffic and refusing to allow vehicles to pass unless drivers give it food.
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A British artist ate a corgi dog, famous for being Queen Elizabeth II’s favourite breed, in protest after a group including her husband Prince Philip allegedly killed a fox earlier this year.
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An Israeli man wrestled a leopard to the ground after it entered his bedroom in a desert college and tried to make a meal of his pet cat.
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Dutch politicians and doctors have condemned a reality television show in which the winner gets a new kidney.
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The image of China’s late ruler Mao Zedong is being invoked by a middle-aged woman.
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A 71-year-old Japanese mountain climber has become the oldest person to reach the 8,850 metre summit of Mount Everest, the Japan Mountaineering Association announced on Tuesday.
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Climbers from Japan and Nepal picked up 500 kilograms of tins, old tents, food and medicines littered on Mount Everest over decades by mountaineers.
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A Chinese woman’s 64-year headache has ended after doctors removed a bullet that relatives said lodged in her skull when Japanese soldiers shot her during World War II.