01:36
China - It looks like he was fixing a power junction box, not the refrigerator
01:43
This is the moment a mother-of-two was struck with a flurry of punches in a brutal doorstep attack sparked after she told a youth to stop climbing on her garden shed.
Emma Mason-Lucas, 34, suffered bruising and cuts to her back, arms, legs, and shoulders after being set upon at her home in Wigan, Greater Manchester.
She has blasted the justice system and feels 'betrayed' after attacker Jamie Dainty, 19, walked free from court after pleading guilty to the midnight attack on May 5.
The row erupted after Ms Mason-Lucas claims she spotted a young relative of Dainty's on her shed - which is attached to the side of her house - and shouted at them to get down.
00:51
Two persons, a motorcyclist and a pillion rider were killed when their motorcycle collided with a goods train in Peralanda, Kandana
01:03
A teenager was shot dead in the street after rejecting a man who wanted to marry her, prosecutors in Pakistan believe.
Mehwish Arshad, 18, died as a result of the attack in Faisalabad, which was caught in deeply upsetting CCTV footage.
A former colleague has been arrested on suspicion of her murder.
The clip shows Mehwish, a bus hostess, being confronted by a man on a flight of stairs.
He was also seen manhandling her while holding her at gunpoint.
01:52
Three men were caught on tape with their underpants on display during a 45-minute crime spree in which they stole $76,000 across three stores.
CCTV footage from the stores in Norcross, Georgia, shows the men hiding their faces with hoods but being less careful about covering their cheeks, which were fully visible above sagging pants.
Gwinnett County police are still searching for the unidentified exhibitionists who made off with and estimated $76,000-worth of cash and property and left behind a $2,000-worth of damage.
03:25
This is the shocking moment a dad was shot at as he went to collect his children on Father's Day.
The footage, shot by a neighbor on a cellphone, shows the unnamed man embroiled in a furious row outside what appears to be the home of his ex.
The woman, who has her own young children sitting with her, filming states that the argument began because the children's mother wouldn't let their biological father see them.
Police do not appear to have been called over the incident. It's not clear where the footage was shot.
00:46
Pingyang, Wenzhou, Zhejiang, China - Passengers help to regain control
00:19
A man has been charged with driving while impaired after he plowed his garbage truck into nine vehicles in New York City.
Anthony Castaldo, 40, is accused of driving while intoxicated after smashing into the cars - and a front porch - near Borough Park, Brooklyn.
He hit one of the cars with such force it ended up coming to rest on top of another car.
00:37
A horrified mother has warned parents about the dangers of swimming pools after her 17-month-old son spent five minutes submerged under water.
Footage shows Juan Zuniga frantically racing towards the pool to rescue her baby son Elijah after he fell in.
She said she found her baby 'floating in the pool unconscious and blue' and prayed to God for a miracle to save him.
In the video, Elijah can be seen climbing up the pool ladder with his two-year-old cousin Jalen at their home in Fort Worth, Texas.
The pair had unlocked the back door and sneaked out the house to go for a dip in the pool - which the family had bought just two days before.
00:31
Chilling footage of a young boy brutally beating his classmates with a plastic stick has shocked parents in China.
The kindergarten class monitor was told by his teacher, who had fallen ill on the day, to maintain discipline in the class. At least 15 classmates were punished and savagely whipped on the body during a 40-minute lesson.
It's reported that the boy's teacher has been suspended from her post and the local education bureau is investigating the incident.
00:32
This is the terrifying moment a bank robbery suspect barged into a sports bar and shot up the place in a firefight with police, hitting one customer in the head.
Daimeyon Karland Smith, 35, is charged with two counts of attempted murder in the incident on Wednesday afternoon at the The Cruise Inn Sports Bar and Grill in Cincinnati.
Cops responded to reports of a bank robbery at around 3.22pm, after a man demanded cash from tellers at the US Bank branch on Springfield Pike.
Unbeknownst to the robber, bank employees slipped a GPS tracker into the bag stuffed with cash, and deputies with the Hamilton County Sheriff's Office began an all-out pursuit on the ground and by helicopter.
The suspect led cops on a high-speed chase in a white Lexus, before crashing out about three miles away from the bank, near the Cruise Inn.
00:50
Guy Accidentally Shoots Himself In The Groin While Bending Over
00:51
Hard lesson learned in parenting. I mean seriously, the kid's just climbing all over the sculpture with the parents nowhere in sight.
01:18
The incident took place in a fun park in the İnönü Quarter of Tekirdağ's Covered District.
00:35
Utility Truck Caught On Camera Crashing Into Several Parked Cars In Kaliningrad Russia!
00:25
Nine tourists were injured when a section of ceiling collapsed at a popular scenic spot in Huayin City, north-west of China's Shaanxi Province.
00:26
This is the horrific moment a taxi driver rammed his vehicle through a busy crowd of football fans just yards from Moscow's Red Square.
Eight people were injured in the collision but it appears as that many more were hit by the vehicle.
Two Mexicans, two Russians and one Ukrainian were hospitalised in the crash. At least one person hit was wearing a Mexico kit, with the North American nation due to kick-off their World Cup campaign against Germany in Moscow's Luzhniki stadium tomorrow.
Moscow police said the driver had a Kyrgyzstan driving licence and lost control of the vehicle.
Video footage shows the driver mounting the pavement and hitting around a dozen people.
The driver then tried to escape on foot and he is followed by an angry mob who were intent on trying to apprehend him.
01:09
Surveillance footage shows the breathtaking moment when a boy was "swallowed" by a car.
While crossing the road, the boy was hit by a car and quickly disappeared underneath it.
The driver and passengers jumped out of the car frantically looking for a way to free him.
Passersby helped lift the car off the ground to release the child. The boy was sent to the hospital and police say he is safe.
00:45
That Mobile Porn Is Something Else
00:22
This is the bizarre moment two elderly women were knocked to the ground after a man backed into them in his electric wheelchair - before driving off.
The clip shows the two ladies, one believed to be in her 90s, waiting at a bus stop outside what appears to be a newsagent.
Footage from inside the shop shows the women waiting patiently as a man in the electric wheelchair drives past.
However, rather than continuing on the path, he then starts backing his chair into the two women who are facing the other way as they wait for their bus.
00:09
China - Use full screen, middle of the bridge, jumps from the left side
00:24
Police in Santa Ana California are looking for the hit-and-run driver of a white van that struck a grandmother on a crosswalk and then sped off.
Maria Gonzalez, 63, told KTLA that she was in the crosswalk and had ten seconds left on her green light.
As video of the incident shows the van seems to slow down as it approaches the light and then hits her, knocking her to the ground.
'I go down, my face in the floor,' she said, describing the moment of impact.
After Maria is knocked to the ground, the video shows the white van, which may be a 2017 or 2018 Ford Transit, as it takes off through the neighborhood, running stop signs.
00:31
The Toronto Police released surveillance video showing a suspect breaking into 'The Art of Banksy' exhibit and stealing the ' Trolley Hunters' print in Toronto.
00:14
A woman who was 'upskirted' at a festival has slammed the Tory MP who stopped it becoming a crime in Parliament yesterday and thwarting her year-long campaign.
Sir Christopher Chope shouted 'object' as backbenchers prepared for the new law to be passed through the Commons yesterday.
It had backed by campaigner Gina Martin, 26, who has been fighting for a change in the law after she became a victim at a festival last July.
But Chope's single objection meant he was able to stop the law being approved, triggering cries of 'shame' from his colleagues and fury on social media.
The 71-year-old has consistently blocked private members bills because they aren't fully debated in Parliament and believes they 'meddle in people's lives'.
He was branded 'sickening' and an 'utterly disgraceful human', with some even calling for him to be sacked and stripped of his knighthood.
Prime Minister Theresa May said she was 'disappointed' by the block but promised she would get the bill through another way.
00:33
A FedEx delivery driver has been caught on camera having a "throwing fest" as he kicks customers' packages and hurls them to the ground.
In the footage one man is shown kicking parcels that have been placed on the ground while another man throws packages in his direction.
One driver is shown standing outside his opened FedEx van while the other man is inside a second FedEx van sorting through items.
At one point the driver standing outside is gently handed a large box - which he throws in the air resulting in it bouncing along the ground.
He then aggressively launches another large box in the same direction which crashes into a bashed-up package on the ground, knocking the box over and landing on the grass.
00:53
Dramatic footage of teenage boys fighting with knives in front of horrified onlookers at a fast food restaurant can be seen for the first time.
CCTV shows how the rival gangs lashed out at each other with a flurry of kicks and punches inside McDonald's in Penge, south-east London, knocking over an elderly woman during the melee.
The teenagers, armed with knives, race into the takeaway, attempting to stab each other, and continue to fight in the doorway and outside on the pavement.
One of the participants of the violence was later jailed for his part in the fatal stabbing of 17-year-old Karl Yule in Gillingham, Kent on October.
00:13
A group of murders have been caught on video chasing victims with knives just days before they killed a teenage 'like vultures' - but police still deny they have a problem with gangs.
Kyle Yule, 17, was stabbed to death outside his best friend's home in Kent.
But local police have insisted the murder - described by a judge as a 'revenge attack' - was not 'gang-related' or that there is a difficulty with gangs of youngsters rampaging with weapons in Medway towns.
Now footage has emerged showing the five youths convicted of murder chasing men with knives and belts.
A trial heard how Mr Yule was affiliated with 'G10' in Gillingham, while the defendants were part of 'C4' in Chatham and all had 'tags' or nicknames.
Both groups are described as gangs in a Medway Council report on tackling gang violence.
00:27
The guard does nothing. The victim was visiting the supermarket with his wife and a group of people asked him for a cigarette, but he refused. Then his wife went to shop for groceries, while the guy was waiting for her near the checkout when the thugs came back to beat the hell out of him. He got broken jaw.
00:34
The death of a high school student from snake bite. Happened in Fazilnagar town of Patherava police station area.
00:35
Here is a little bit of that cultural enrichment that liberals who continuously promote migration from Africa and the Middle East are talking about.
Watch as this african man launches a brutal attack on a white man who was simply sitting at a bus stop.
00:31
Nominee for Mother of the Year Award .....
00:56
The cold-blooded murder on Friday – captured by a CCTV camera – has cast a harsh light on the stunning levels of violence in Mexico and the risk taken by those who run for elected office in the country.
Purón was the 112th political candidate murdered in Mexico since September 2017, according to Etellekt, a risk analysis consultancy.
And the country is bracing for more bloodshed before 1 July elections, when voters will pick a new president, renew congress and fill hundreds of state and local positions.
The motives for the murder remain uncertain, although Purón had received death threats during his stint as mayor of Piedras Negras, where he had 10 bodyguards and was said to have incurred the displeasure of the city’s dominant crime group, the notoriously ruthless Zetas.
During the debate just before his death, Purón had pledged again to defy organised crime, according to the newspaper Vanguardia. “You take on crime head-on – you don’t fear it, you call it for what it is,” he said. “Unfortunately, not all those in power do their job – some are even in cahoots with criminals.”
Mexico registered a record number of homicides in 2017 – the 11th year of a militarised crackdown on organised crime.
