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The Sky Tower was the focus of celebrations in Auckland (pictured), while fireworks displays also took place in Wellington, Christchurch, and Dunedin

A group of partygoers make 2018 with sparklers art Edinburgh's Hogmanay celebration gets underway as thousands of revellers from across the globe descend on the Scottish Capital to see the New Years fireworks

Fireworks explode over the Yarra River as celebrations get underway in Melbourne, Australia.


The fireworks light up the sky from the building rooftops and thousands of people gather along the bridge and banks of the river.


Millions of dollars were spent on pyrotechnics for the display.

An aerial shot of the fireworks display from Victoria Harbour in Hong Kong, which has already welcomed in the New Year.

The display was witnessed by thousands of onlookers who lined the streets of the city

Fireworks explode over Victoria harbour during New Year celebrations in Hong Kong on January.


The year 2018 was lit up on the side of one of the buildings as fireworks lit up the sky

Sydney kicked off 2018 with a bang with a rainbow themed firework display over the Harbour Bridge to celebrate recently-legalised gay marriage

Millions of people around the world are celebrating the start of the new year with elaborate fireworks displays.






Dubai was the latest city to ring in the New Year although it did not opt for the conventional fireworks display due to 'security reasons', instead opting for an impressive world-record breaking laser show.



The world's tallest building was emblazoned with the 'Year of Zayed', who was the former president of the United Arab Emirates.

He held onto the post for 33 years and passed away in 2004.






http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5224423/Countries-world-celebrate-New-Year.html

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Many happy couples around the world will be celebrating after getting engaged over the Christmas period, but few brides-to-be will have received a sparkler like this under the Christmas tree.


Alexa Dell, 24, whose billionaire father Michael is the founder and CEO of Dell Technologies got engaged yesterday and has proudly been flaunting her 12 carat emerald cut diamond set in a pavé halo on social media.


The heiress, whose father is worth an estimated $23.5 billion and is the 37th richest man in the world, couldn't hide her delight, captioning a video of the glittering jewel:


'He did good'.


And it's no wonder she's happy with the efforts of her boyfriend Harrison Refoua, 40, given the ring could be worth a staggering $3M.


Hamish Shephard, Founder of Bridebook.co.uk, the leading wedding planning app and website told Femail:

'A 12-carat diamond engagement ring would likely start from $500,000, but could easily cost several million dollars based on its cut and brilliance.


This engagement ring most likely cost in the range of$2-3million.


'The art collector and branding consultant was presented with the eye-popping diamond during a candlelit dinner on the beach at The Four Seasons in Kona, Hawaii, which is owned by her father.


Alexa has been dating millionaire real estate investor Harrison for a year after being set up on a blind date by mutual friends, following the breakdown of her relationship with Tinder CEO Sean Rad.




http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-5217625/Dell-heiress-flaunts-12-carat-engagement-ring.html
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A man in Taiwan was reportedly rushed to hospital on Boxing Day after his wife chewed off one of his testicles during an aggressive lovemaking session.

When paramedics arrived at the couple's home, they apparently saw the man, surnamed Wang, wearing a robe and holding his severed testicle in a rice bowl while the wife repeatedly explained: 'I accidentally bit it off!'

Taiwan news website Apple Daily reported that the mans' right ball had been ripped off by his wife surnamed Hsieh.



Hsieh called an ambulance to the home at around 2am on December 26.

Apple Daily reported that Wang works at a car repair shop.

He and Hsieh have married for many years and have two children.



Despite his agony and panic the man managed to retrieve his right ball after it was ripped off by his over eager wife.


Paramedics said the panicking couple were waiting for them at the entrance of their flat in Taichung City in West Taiwan.

Wang was taken to Tungs' Taichung Metro Harbor Hospital where he was treated by Lu Li-hua, the supervisor of ER.

Lu said the patient's scrotum was sutured, but his right testicle was not reattached for fear of an infection.



Images circulating in Taiwan media apparently shows the man being taken to an ambulance.




https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/5223769/wife-bites-off-husbands-ball-testicle-sex-taiwan/

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Cattle killed by wildfires lie in pasture burned by wildfires near Higgins, Texas, March, 2017.

California wildfire



Nearly 30 horses burned to death in one of several fires that erupted in Southern California.

The horses were found dead at Rancho Padilla in Sylmar, which was scorched Tuesday when a fast-moving fire ripped through the area.

More than 60 horses were staying at the ranch when the brush fire broke out on Tuesday afternoon.

The Padilla family was told to leave immediately, and when they returned the next day after they fire, they found that 29 horses had died.

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The moment Kim President KimJong-un's brother, Kim Jong-nam was assassinated at Kuala Lumpur International airport.

Boats wrecked by Hurricane Irma are seen from a plane in Sint Maarten, September, 2017

Residents use boats to evacuate flood waters from Tropical Storm Harvey, east Houston, Texas, August 28, 2017

Roberto Morales Santos, 70, looks out after posing for a portrait in his home, damaged by Hurricane Maria, Puerto Rico.

October, 2017

Houston Police SWAT officer Daryl Hudeck carries Catherine Pham and her 13-month-old son Aiden after rescuing them from their home surrounded by floodwaters from Tropical Storm Harvey Sunday, Aug. 27, 2017.

A woman wades through a submerged street in the UNESCO heritage town of Hoi An after Typhoon Damrey hit Vietnam, November, 2016

Vessels that sank during Hurricane Irma are seen on St. John, U.S. Virgin Islands, September, 2017

An aerial view of properties destroyed by the Tubbs Fire is seen in Santa Rosa, California, October, 2017

On the night of October 1, 2017, a gunman opened fire on a crowd of concertgoers at the Route 91 Harvest music festival on the Las Vegas Strip in Nevada, leaving 58 people dead and 546 injured.

Between 10:05 and 10:15 p.m. PDT, 64-year-old Stephen Paddock of Mesquite, Nevada, fired more than 1,100 rounds from his suite on the 32nd floor of the nearby Mandalay Bay hotel.

About an hour after Paddock fired his last shot into the crowd of 22,000, he was found dead in his room from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

His motive is unknown.

The incident is the deadliest mass shooting committed by an individual in the United States.

A blackout left 95,000 without power in downtown San Francisco, trapping more than 20 people in elevators and causing traffic chaos on the same day New York's subway was crippled by a power outage.



Staff waiting for elevator to resume works on steps in front of their office building in San Francisco during a total power outage in San Francisco, Friday, April 21, 2017.


Cable Cars sit idle on California Street during a power outage in San Francisco.

April, 2017

Portugal Wildfire.




A raging forest fire in central Portugal killed at least 62 people, charring cars and trucks as it swept over roads.

Many were caught and burnt alive in their vehicles as they tried to flee the town.


June, 2017.

Syrian security forces inspect the scene of a reported suicide bombing at the historic Palace of Justice building in Damascus, one of two attacks in the city that left at least 32 dead.