Health professionals have long had to deal with patients who inadvisably shoved a whole range of foreign objects up their behinds, often requiring medical intervention to retrieve them. It’s a surprisingly common issue ... More on rectums ... ....
Nearly two dozen graves of Kiwi soldiers who died in World War I and World War II have been destroyed at a Gaza cemetery in what is being labelled as “systematic” destruction of the sacred ground ... . . ... .
A history group has planned to replace the gravestone of a four-year-old refugee in North Yorkshire after it was damaged in a storm. The grave, in Kirkbymoorside, belongs to Pieter Lietart, who fled to the area from Belgium during World War One... .
TBILISI — Georgia's authorities used a World War One-era chemical weapon to quell anti-government protesters last year, evidence gathered by the BBC suggests."You could feel burning," ....