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Your speedy update on all the day’s big stories Wednesday, March 26 2014

Copenhagen Zoo kills more of its animals

The zoo that controversially killed 2-year-old male giraffe, Marius (right), has now made headlines again for euthanising two lions and two lion cubs. Copenhagen Zoo have defended their decision to kill the lions, claiming that the male lion posed a risk to the young lions: ‘Because of the pride of lions’ natural structure and behaviour, the zoo has had to euthanize the two old lions and two young lions who were not old enough to fend for themselves.” The zoo went on to tell Gawker that they couldn’t find anywhere for the lions to go before the dominant male moved in. The news comes after Marias the giraffe was cut up and fed to other animals at the zoo in front of the public last month.

Nicole and Keith attend L’Wren Scott’s funeral

Teacher fired for Facebook rant about dead boy

A school teacher in Darwin has been stood down for allegedly ranting on their Facebook profile about a boy who, the day before, killed himself. The teacher took to social media, saying: "You

Harry Potter stuntman paralysed for life

China doubts MH370 plane ocean plunge

Chinese authorities are challenging the call that Flight MH370 crashed into the Indian Ocean. Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak confirmed yesterday that the plane crashed after a wavelength analysed by East London satellite company Inmarsat concluded that it had sunk in the Indian Ocean. China is demanding that Malaysia prove the plane crashed by sharing the records of the wavelength and providing more detail as to why a final decision was so suddenly made on the outcome for the missing plane. 153 Chinese citizens were on board the flight. Malaysia Airlines boss, Mohammed Nor Mohammed Yusof, has today said that it was a "rational deduction."