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Another amazing UFO sighting filmed at Popocatepetl volcano, Mexico. This UFO appears to enter the volcano just like in October 2012, see our other video's for that and loads more at Popocatepetl!

The Mirror Newspaper reveals exclusive footage of suspected Woolwich killers being shot by Police. The WPC first on the scene comes within inches of death. The driver, unable to draw her firearm, is saved by a male colleague in the back who fires his machine-gun through his window as 28 year old Michael Adeboloja charges at her. His accomplice, Michael Oluwatobi Adebowale, is also shot down. Both are in hospital under armed guard and are to be questioned by Police about the murder of serving British soldier, Drummer Lee Rigby.

Ouch! Boat launch fail takes out cameraman, Boat launch fail takes out cameraman: How NOT to launch a ship: Dramatic video shows how vessel's first journey from Wisconsin dock goes spectacularly wrong. A ship launch gone awry is taking the internet by storm as footage of the enormous vessel plunging into the harbour shows dangerous debris flying right at the camera.

Watch dramatic footage of a tornado touchdown in a cow pasture in El Reno, Oklahoma.

A sandwich has been thrown at Prime Minster Julia Gillard during a school visit in Queensland this morning. The PM was stopping into Marsden High school near Logan in South-east Queensland, when she was mobbed by students. Teachers were reportedly trying to gain control over the unruly crowd, as some kids began yelling abuse at the PM. One student on a footpath yelled 'loser' at the PM, while the mob 'went crazy' according to News Ltd. It was at this point a sandwich was reportedly hurled at the PM. Local P&C President Michelle Campbell told News Ltd she was 'disappointed' in the kids' behaviour. "It was complete chaos," she said. "But kids will be kids". The PM didn't seem to mind, tweeting several photos of herself interacting with the students, without a flying sandwich in sight. Ms Gillard was at the school with Trade Minister Craig Emerson for Australia's Biggest Morning Tea for cancer research and patient support.