1039 GMT October 18, 2021
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There’s many weird and wonderful homes around the world with fascinating architecture and many stories to tell.
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A year after he left for good, Dingle bids farewell to Fungie
When Ireland entered one of the world's most restrictive pandemic lockdowns in early 2020, Jimmy Flannery was worried how one of his best friends would cope.
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A rare 'strange looking' bird spooked visitors as it perched on a branch in London's Alexandra Palace.
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A fourth-grade teacher at an elementary school in the US read a bedtime story to her students on Facebook Live a day after she had brain surgery.
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A mum-of-ten has been branded as 'superwoman,' and even compared to a master chef, after revealing how she prepares all the meals for her large family.
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A teenager in Liberia who has become a national hero after finding $50,000 and returning it to its rightful owner said he will meet the country’s president next week.
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Brazilian artist Mundano has used ash from the burned Amazon rainforest to create a street mural in Sao Paulo of a firefighter standing amid deforestation, fires and dead animals.
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An Australian man renovating his home found a message in a bottle concealed between two walls, and was able to find one of the construction workers who wrote the note nearly 50 years earlier.
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A large African cat that escaped from a Royal Oak home, in the US state of Michigan, Wednesday morning has been caught and returned to its owner, according to a group who rescues lost pets.
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A scene out of rural Newfoundland history sprang to life on Thanksgiving Day as a two-storey house bobbed along the Bay of Islands, Canada, toward a new life on a new shoreline.
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