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Shrapnel ripped through the tents of displaced Palestinians as the Israeli military rescued two hostages.

New York prosecutors have accused three men of conspiring to sell stolen drafts of the hit song.

The UK's nuclear deterrent failed to fire a test missile reportedly landing close to the launch site.

The veteran ERS-2 Earth observation spacecraft dives to destruction 2,000km west of California.

The dating app, which has been targeted by scammers, has previously trialled the system in Australia

The former influencer is sentenced to between four and 60 years in prison for abusing her children.

There’s a lot constantly going in the fantasy part of our minds that sounds pretty strange and at times, frankly, shocking. But coming to terms with our fant...

The wine spilled was of two of the most expensive varieties sold by the winery.

Astronomers report an object that shines with a brightness equivalent to 500 trillion suns.

The veterinary technologist had been taking care of the university's lions for nine years.

The Kremlin says it was an Aurus, a full-sized sedan of the type used by the Russian president himself.

Apple TV+'s new series The New Look tells the story of Coco Chanel and Christian Dior during the German Occupation of France in WW2. But how much does it get right – and wrong?

Russia has taken the mercenary group into its intelligence services, using it to destabilise Africa.

Right to roam campaigners say hundreds of "open country" locations are inaccessible to the public.

The American man lured two US women off a trail near Germany's famous Neuschwanstein Castle last year.

"I know the justice system will prevail," he says - but the lottery claims to have posted his numbers in error.

The actor, who lives with Parkinson's disease, got up from his wheelchair to present best film award.

A campaign by social media users in Chile seeks the repatriation of Hoa Hakananai'a moai to the island.

Ahead of his visit, the foreign secretary says the Islands will be British as long as they want to be.

The early release of Ridge Alkonis, who killed two in a car accident, stirs unease over US-Japan relations.

Marieme and Ndeye, seven, were not expected to survive for more than a few days after they were born.

Plants and animals use colours to communicate a message we humans cannot see.

A group of 61 held in a camp on Diego Garcia tell UN inspectors of sexual assaults, rat bites and self-harm.

Changes to hair length regulations will come into effect in April in a bid to attract new recruits.

A scathing judgment limits the former president's ability to do business in the city where he made his name.