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Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Eagle-eyed Google Earth fans spotted over a hundred new missile silos in China’s Yumen desert, sparking fears of a massive expansion of the country’s nuclear arsenal.But they may not have been as eagle-eyed as they thought.

rhino fossils have been unearthed where Chinese farmers first found "dragon bones".Experts said the newly-discovered species weighed more than 20 tons and was one of the largest land mammals to ever live.It has been named after where the remains were discovered in the Gansu province of north west China in May 2015. One fossil consisted of a skull, jawbone and teeth, and the atlas vertebra - where the head connects to the spine - while the other consisted of three vertebrae, reported NBC News.

China on Saturday, died after the extreme weather hit a bend during the trail.The ultramarathon, taking place in China's northwestern Gansu province, began in a lush tourist site at a bend in the Yellow River.The river is China's second-longest river in the country.The route would take runners through deep canyons in a rugged landscape.The race kicked off on Saturday morning with runners dressed in t-shirts and shorts under overcast skies, according to photographs posted on the social media account of the Yellow River Stone Forest scenic area in Jingtai, a county under the jurisdiction of Baiyin city.One participant told local publication Red Star News: "At one point, I couldn't feel my fingers (because it was so cold).

At least 20 people have died after extreme weather struck marathon runners in China's northwestern Gansu province, according to local government officials.

immigration chiefs ordered him to leave the UK.The Home Office had demanded Matthew Jun Fei Freeman, who lives in Lossiemouth, Moray, return to his native China after 17 years here.Matt has been instrumental in helping with local mental health issues and was a former director of the Moray Wellbeing Hub.In January, the Home Office told Matt, an engineer with a PhD, to return to China immediately, removed his right to appeal and warned him that failure to comply could see him jailed.Matt was born in Hunan province and raised in Gansu province and both his parents have been dead for more than 20 years.Desperate appeals were made on his behalf from local MSP Richard Lochhead and MP Douglas Ross.Now Matt has revealed that the Home Office have

dog has been praised by viewers after a video showed the pooch patiently waiting for a green light at a crossing.The scene was spotted by a man, known by his surname Ge, when he was waiting for his taxi by the road in the city of Lanzhou, Gansu province, China.Video taken on Friday, November 13, shows the black and brown mutt sitting by the pedestrian crossing as if it is waiting to cross the road.It looks left and right to check whether there are any cars coming from both sides.And as soon as the light turns green, the clever canine follows other road users and crosses to the other side.Mr Ge said: "It was about 8.30pm or 9pm at that time and I was waiting at the same spot for a taxi."Then I realised the dog sitting by the roadside, I was