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The president says his main political rival is treating the military alliance like a protection racket.

Crowds took to the streets for the traditional frenzied fun that sees people battling to keep a ball.

The head of medical training for NHS England says she is sorry over mistakes that were made.

Large hailstones covered roads as a rare weather phenomenon hit the United Arab Emirates.

Graham Jones, a former Labour MP, is facing an investigation after allegations he made comments about Israel.

The DJ hosted programmes on the BBC for more than four decades, including his popular afternoon show.

Guy's Hospital has apologised to more than 100 woman whose eggs and embryos may have been damaged.

Captain Ben Stokes says his 100th cap will be "just a number" as he prepares to become the 16th man to reach a century of Tests for England.

British billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe's deal to buy a 25% stake in Manchester United is approved by the Premier League.

Melting ice is forcing this iconic Arctic species to spend more time on land, where they struggle for food.

Piran Ditta Khan, 75, denies murdering the police officer in Bradford in 2005.

Three women displayed images of paragliders, "celebrating" the Hamas tactic, at a pro-Palestinian march.

Anti-racist groups argue the case violates discrimination laws and police are investigating.

Archive footage shows Dame Anita Roddick talking about her company's success, in an 1984 interview.

Labour has faced criticism for initially standing by Azhar Ali as its by-election candidate.

Iain Packer, who denies Ms Caldwell's murder, said he did not stop immediately when she told him to.

The Sussexes have overhauled their online identity but what messages are they sending?

The retailer's shops will remain open as usual while the administrators try to save the UK firm.

The Soho Theatre in London said it was "sorry and saddened" by the incident.

After months of wrangling, the long-promised aid is likely to face serious opposition from House Republicans.