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The front line has turned from a relative stalemate to a major Russian offensive in a week.

Armed men rammed a prison van at a tollbooth, opened fire on officers and fled with prisoner Mohamed Amra.

Obesity jabs 'could reduce heart attack risk' says new study

The top US diplomat vows to "seize" Russian assets in the US to fund rebuilding parts of Ukraine.

Rory McIlroy files a petition to a Florida court to end his seven-year marriage with Erica.

Rory McIlroy files a petition to a Florida court to end his seven-year marriage with Erica.

Rory McIlroy files a petition to a Florida court to end his seven-year marriage with Erica.

The troubled new Manchester arena finally opens its doors to the public at the fourth attempt.

James Kirby, 47, from Bristol, was one of seven aid workers killed in the attack in Gaza.

Speaker Mike Johnson's appearance reflects how the fate of the ex-president and his party are intertwined.

Amnesty International urges Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk to speak out about the need for 'urgent' human rights reform in Saudi Arabia.

Chelsea boss Emma Hayes wants to "enjoy this week as much as possible" as she prepares to bid farewell to the club.

Paul McNaughton said he and Paul Black killed Peter Coshan in order to steal his life savings.

Ken Murphy's package includes a pay-out from shares awarded after he joined the supermarket giant.

Ken Murphy's package includes a pay-out from shares awarded after he joined the supermarket giant.

The first minister tells the Covid Inquiry her actions “compounded the hurt” and “angered families” during the pandemic.

Queen Camilla is said to have looked at the painting and told the artist: "Yes, you've got him."

Queen Camilla is said to have looked at the painting and told the artist: "Yes, you've got him."

During his time at the Post Office, Mark Davies presided over an aggressive media strategy.

During his time at the Post Office, Mark Davies presided over an aggressive media strategy.