Wild rumours circulated overnight that Kim Jong-un had died after slipping into a coma and here we take a closer look at his potential successor who has been outspoken about ‘South Korean scum’
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A fake singer in an AI band has gone rogue and announced her pregnancy in a bizarre sequence of events that has left fans of the digitally created group devastated
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Kim Yo Jong has spoken out following wild rumours that her tubby tyrant brother has died after suffering a ‘brain haemorrhage’ and slipping into a coma
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The reports of Kim’s luxury boats emerged just days before rumours circulated online that he suffered a brain haemorrhage and passed away. The claims about his heath and death have not been confirmed.
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The drone strike on Monday comes as US President Donald Trump claimed that Russia had not been "doing much" in Ukraine – a one year old was killed in the attack
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North Korea has issued "proof of life" images of Kim Jong Un after wild rumours circulated that the dictator had died from a brain hemorrhage
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Kim Jong Un's sister issues 'grave situation' statement as fears soar for North Korea leader
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The chairman of the China Democracy Party Wanjun Xie has claimed that Kim Jong Un had died and his sister had taken control. This, however, has not been confirmed
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Brendan Nugent named as suspect in alleged attack on Helen Haines as MP 'loses leg' in 'car attack'
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Brendan Nugent has been named by multiple outlets as the suspect in the alleged car attack on Australian MP Helen Haines in Wangaratta, Victoria, who remains in a critical but stable condition in hospital
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The US president has hit out at Macron and blamed mass migration for the breakout of widespread violence and destruction in France as he slams the leaders ‘big mistake’
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British commercial space companies are switching operations to satisfy military requirements for an in-orbit satellite shootout that could send the world spiralling back to the 19th Century