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Rescue workers search the site of a building collapse in George, South Africa

Rescue effort boosted as survivor found after South Africa building collapse

Two watches belonging to Michael Schumacher on display during a preview at Christie’s in Geneva, Switzerland

Eight watches owned by Michael Schumacher up for auction

King Charles reveals side-effect of ongoing treatment in emotional chat with cancer sufferer

King Charles reveals side-effect of ongoing treatment in emotional chat with cancer sufferer

King Charles says William is a "very good pilot indeed" as he makes him chief of Harry's old regiment in snub to son

King Charles says William is a 'very good pilot indeed' as he makes him chief of Harry's old regiment in snub to son

File image of mother breastfeeding her newborn baby in hospital

Mothers left covered in blood for hours and told to 'stop stressing', report into 'shockingly poor' maternity care finds

An Emirates Airbus A380 jumbo jet lands at Dubai International Airport in Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Emirates sees £3.7bn profit in 2023 as airline takes flight after pandemic

Angela Merkel

German ex-leader Angela Merkel’s memoirs to be published in November

People walk with their belongings to the evacuation point in front of a building that was damaged by a Russian airstrike in Vilcha, near Vovchansk, Ukraine

Zelensky says army locked in ‘fierce’ border battles amid Russian assault

Michael Cohen

Trump trial arrives at pivotal moment as Michael Cohen poised to give evidence

Rishi Sunak said "the next few years will be some of the most dangerous yet most transformational our country has ever known"

Sunak warns of 'dangerous years' ahead and says he can keep British families 'secure' in pre-election pitch to voters

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Archie Norman said police aren't interested in stopping shop theft

'We have to accept police aren't interested': M&S boss says company spends 'a lot of money' to stop shoplifting itself

People examine the damage at an area badly affected by a flash flood in Tanah Datar, West Sumatra, Indonesia

More than 40 dead after flash floods on Indonesia’s Sumatra Island

Rebbeca Joynes is on trial accused of six counts of engaging in sexual activity with a child.

Maths teacher Rebecca Joynes, 30, who ‘had sex with two students’ arrives at court arm-in-arm with her father

US secretary of state Antony Blinken

Blinken gives some of strongest US public criticism of Israel’s conduct in Gaza

Vicken Yegparian, vice president of numismatics, Stack’s Bowers Galleries, holds a golden coin once belonging to the collection of Danish king, Frederik VII, now part of LE Bruun’s collection, in Zeal

Vast coin collection of Danish magnate going on sale a century after his death

A new report will recommend a new category for proscribing protest groups.

Just Stop Oil should be treated like terrorist organisations, government-commissioned report says

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Mount Ibu spews volcanic materials into the air during an eruption in West Halmahera, Indonesia

Indonesia’s Mount Ibu erupts

A man went missing after going for a swim in the Thames yesterday

Man missing after going into Thames to swim on hottest day of the year

Australia Plane

Plane touches down safely without landing gear

A person using a laptop keyboard

Australian judge lifts court ban on X showing video of Sydney church stabbing

A demonstrator holds a Georgian national flag as he walks in front of the parliament building during an opposition protest against 'the Russian law' in the centre of Tbilisi, Georgia

Thousands protest in Georgia against ‘Russia-style’ law on foreign influence

Maria Caulfield has defended the government's record on maternity care

Minister admits maternity care should have been improved ‘years ago’, as study finds good treatment is an exception
Flooded land

Flash floods caused by heavy rain and cold lava flow kill 37 in Indonesia

Wildfire smoke

Wildfire forces thousands to evacuate homes in British Columbia

Police were called to reports of a 'fight' near Euston station.

Shocking moment man and woman violently ‘mugged’ near London Euston station as victims punched and stomped on
Dine and dash is getting out of control and destroying businesses - but there's an easy way we can stop it

Dine and dash is getting out of control and destroying businesses - but there's an easy way we can stop it

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Rishi Sunak outside 10 Downing Street

Rishi Sunak facts: Height, wife, children and policies revealed

Big Freeze

Arctic blast sets off government's Cold Weather Payment - but are you eligible for the £25 off energy bills?
Armistice Day marks the signing of the armistice in 1918

Armistice Day: What is it about and when will the two-minute silence be held?

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Meghan Markle has revealed how much she loves being a mum

'I love being a mum': Meghan says she has fulfilled a 'dream' of becoming a parent

King Charles is understood to have offered Harry a royal residence for his trip to the UK

King Charles 'offered Harry royal residence' for his UK visit but he 'turned it down' following snub
Prince Harry photobombed Meghan's selfie as they visited a school in Nigeria.

Duchess of selfies: Meghan tells children "I believe in you" as she is photobombed by Harry on Nigerian tour

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John Swinney, Scotland' new First Minister, contemplates the challenges ahead

John Swinney has the golden ticket, but he'll find little sweet in Scottish politics

Humza Yousaf and his wife Nadia leave Bute House after he announced his resignation as SNP leader and First Minister.

Humza Yousaf's blowing up of his Green pact fatally buried its shrapnel in the heart of his leadership
Humza Yousaf has taken a big gamble in sacking the Scottish Greens, Gina Davidson writes.

Humza Yousaf has taken a big gamble in sacking the Scottish Greens

Princess Kate revealed she was receiving treatment for cancer this evening.

Princess Kate: Now close the door, draw the curtains and focus on you!

We should be asking why Gen Z are struggling not reprimanding them for it, Natasha Devon argues.

Generation Sicknote: If Gen Z are struggling to work then that’s a reflection of the lack of support available to them
Sunak called for an end to the descent into 'mob rule'.

Sunak is blaming the fallout of his political losses on protests - and cutting off the lifeblood of our democracy
Humza Yousaf's troubles continue to plague him in 2024.

Be careful what you wish for is a phrase coined for Humza Yousaf

Royal Mail proposals to axe Saturday post would undoubtedly hit a nerve, writes Tina McKenzie.

Small businesses shouldn't have to bear the brunt if Royal Mail axes Saturday post

Rishi Sunak still faces a big fight over Rwanda

Rishi Sunak's Rwanda woes are far from over as he faces Lords challenge and Tory critics circle
Caller tells Shelagh his solution to illegal immigration.

LBC caller tells Shelagh Fogarty that the Channel islands are the answer to 'illegal immigration'

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