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Former spy Anna Chapman has offered to marry Edward Snowden to help him get asylum in Russia. The American is still on the run from the law, currently in Moscow.
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A new law in France which allows same-sex couples to marry has not been embraced by the Russian government. Netizens weigh up the pros and cons of homosexuality.
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A man has successfully sued a clinic who gave him incorrect STD test results, leading him to admit adultery to his wife, who left him when she discovered his secret
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A man in Omsk proposed to his girlfriend after hiring actors to help him fake his own death to show her how pointless and empty her life would be without him.
Former spy Anna Chapman has offered to marry Edward Snowden to help him get asylum in Russia. The American is still on the run from the law, currently in Moscow.6
A new law in France which allows same-sex couples to marry has not been embraced by the Russian government. Netizens weigh up the pros and cons of homosexuality.
A man has successfully sued a clinic who gave him incorrect STD test results, leading him to admit adultery to his wife, who left him when she discovered his secret
A man in Omsk proposed to his girlfriend after hiring actors to help him fake his own death to show her how pointless and empty her life would be without him.