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At Kabul International Airport, there are dozens of confused looking families.

European football should decide whether Israeli teams are banned rather than the world governing body taking the lead, a FIFA vice president has told Sky News.

At least 69 people have been killed in a powerful 6.9-magnitude earthquake that rocked the central Philippines.

The opening of Munich's world-famous Oktoberfest has been delayed today following a bomb threat and an explosion at a home in the city.

Princess Anne has placed a toy bear as a poignant tribute at a children's memorial in Ukraine, during an unexpected visit to the war-ravaged country where she also met Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

An Egyptian wrestler is hoping he has set a world record after pulling a 700-ton (635,000kg) ship with his teeth.

Pokemon has said it did not give permission for the show's popular theme song to be used in a video showing deportations posted by the US government.

Donald Trump has claimed his appearance at the United Nations was marred by three acts of "sabotage".

Two teenagers who filmed themselves urinating into a restaurant's hotpot broth have been ordered, along with their parents, to apologise and pay a fine of £227,000, Chinese state media has said.

A man in the US has been arrested for allegedly living in the crawl space of a property without the owner's permission.

At Kabul International Airport, there are dozens of confused looking families.

The vast majority of companies hit by ransomware attacks over the past year have paid up, according to an insurance specialist's report that warns of mixed outcomes for those who do.

A company linked to Tory peer Baroness Michelle Mone breached a government contract of nearly £122m to supply surgical gowns during the COVID-19 pandemic, the High Court has ruled.

The group of lenders which want to take control of Britain’s biggest water utility and keep it out of government ownership are to pledge to the industry regulator that they will not offload the company before the end of the decade.

Two species of disease-carrying mosquitoes have been found in the UK - and are spreading as the climate warms, scientists have warned.

Two species of disease-carrying mosquitoes have been found in the UK - and are spreading as the climate warms, scientists have warned.

All GP surgeries in England are required to offer online appointment bookings from today.

Ed Miliband has vowed to "ban fracking" for good, as he drew yet another dividing line with Reform during his speech at the Labour Party conference.

Scientists have found a way to fertilise eggs made from the genetic material of human skin cells.

The vast majority of companies hit by ransomware attacks over the past year have paid up, according to an insurance specialist's report that warns of mixed outcomes for those who do.

Eurovision is supposed to be a celebration of the unifying power of music. But for the past two years, it has attracted protests and fan boycotts over its inclusion of Israel amid the country's continued military action in Gaza.

The death of journalist and author Hunter S Thompson will be reviewed by Colorado officials at the request of his widow, the state's bureau of investigation has announced.

Broadway actors are preparing to exit the stage in a strike that would shutter more than 30 productions ahead of its peak season.

Boyzone say Louis Walsh has no involvement in their forthcoming reunion show and will not be taking a cut of the profits.

Federal prosecutors in New York are urging a judge to sentence Sean "Diddy" Combs to more than 11 years in prison.

Sir Keir Starmer has said he does not believe Nigel Farage or Reform voters are racist - and also refused to label Donald Trump's claim that London wants "Sharia law" as such.

Reform UK has accused Sir Keir Starmer of "inciting violence" against Nigel Farage in his speech to the Labour Party conference on Tuesday, and said the prime minister will be "responsible" if anything happens to him.

Sir Keir Starmer has said he will take "no more lectures" from Nigel Farage, as he warned that the next four years will be "a fight for the soul of our country" against Reform UK.

On its own terms, this was one of Sir Keir Starmer's most successful moments since becoming Labour leader in 2020. 

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A company linked to Tory peer Baroness Michelle Mone breached a government contract of nearly £122m to supply surgical gowns during the COVID-19 pandemic, the High Court has ruled.

Reform UK has accused Sir Keir Starmer of "inciting violence" against Nigel Farage in his speech to the Labour Party conference on Tuesday, and said the prime minister will be "responsible" if anything happens to him.

The ringleader of a Rochdale grooming gang that used two teenage girls as "sex slaves" has been sentenced for a range of sexual offences.

Bakery chain Greggs is to increase its prices from Thursday as it grapples with increased employment costs.

A 24-hour commute to work costing up to £6,000 a month might seem a peculiar choice to many, but not to Jonathan, 53, from South Wales.

A company linked to Tory peer Baroness Michelle Mone breached a government contract of nearly £122m to supply surgical gowns during the COVID-19 pandemic, the High Court has ruled.

All GP surgeries in England are required to offer online appointment bookings from today.

The ringleader of a Rochdale grooming gang that used two teenage girls as "sex slaves" has been sentenced for a range of sexual offences.

Two species of disease-carrying mosquitoes have been found in the UK - and are spreading as the climate warms, scientists have warned.

A rapist who faked his own death and fled the UK has been jailed for eight years.