Supermarket shoppers in the western German city of Aachen step out of their comfort zone to sample burgers made of buffalo worms.

Barbara Bush is described as the "first lady of the greatest generation" at her funeral, which was attended by four former US presidents and hundreds of other people who filled the church with laughter as much as tears.

Papua New Guineans living with HIV may die if critical anti-retroviral drugs used to treat the virus are not restocked soon, a member of the local HIV advocacy body warns.

Married at First Sight has captured the attention of Australians who are drawn to the drama between complete strangers matched and made to live together as a couple. But the concept was not far from how marriages worked in China just over half a century ago.

Gaza's ruling Hamas militant group says a man who was gunned down in Malaysia by two men on a motorbike was an important member of the organisation. Malaysian police are investigating involvement of "foreign agents" in the killing.

Austin Powers co-star Mike Myers hails Verne Troyer as a "beacon of positivity" and the "consummate professional" after he dies aged 49.

India's cabinet approves the death penalty for rapists of girls below the age of 12, after Prime Minister Narendra Modi holds an emergency meeting in response to nationwide outrage in the wake of a series of cases.

New Zealand's Trent Boult takes an incredible one-handed catch to dismiss Virat Kohli, stopping himself dead barely centimetres from the boundary rope.

Thousands of fans gather in central Stockholm to honour Avicii with a moment of silence followed by a memorial dance party as DJ Kygo ends his Coachella set with a heartfelt tribute to his "biggest musical inspiration".

Korean Air executive Cho Hyun-ah, who made global headlines in 2014 when she ordered a plane to return to its gate because she was angry over the way she had been served nuts, is leaving the airline along with her sister, their father and company chairman announces.