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Heartbroken boyfriend Stas Nikulytsia has spoken of his anguish after the brutal murder of Iryna Zarutska, 23, on a train in North Carolina.

Experts now warn that Japanese knotweed is not the only invasive plant gardeners need to be worried about.

Chilling new details have emerged about the couple arrested for allegedly subjecting their daughter to years of abuse in a New Jersey home prosecutors have dubbed a 'house of horrors'.

My lifetime of social exclusion began with a game of tag at school. I must have been about five. A girl in the playground asked me if I wanted to join in with her and her friends.

If there's an art to decoding the red carpet, you can be sure the celebrities are praying we get it right. And that their latest 'message' comes over loud and clear.

Sydney Sweeney is unrecognizable in the first-look trailer for the upcoming biopic Christy.

The Information Commissioner's Office said teachers are failing to understand the 'insider threat' that students pose.

Keir Starmer went ahead with the appointment last year even though concerns were reportedly raised during the vetting process.

Kernen revealed that Trump remains 'devastated' because he believed Kirk could have succeeded him one day as the president.

The summit over tea at Clarence House last night could pave the way for Archie and Lilibet to visit their grandfather for the first time in three years.

If the trend continues, oncologists at the US National Cancer Institute warn numbers could double in less than 20 years.

BBC bosses had gone to great lengths to keep the partnerships under wraps ahead of next weekend's big launch, where 15 celebrities will go head-to-head for the glitterball trophy.

More than 182,000 people have reached England in small boats since 2018 - more than the total personnel in the British Army, Royal Navy and Royal Air Force

Beaming Molly-Mae Hague brushed off the backlash surrounding her NTA win as she stuck a thumbs up on an outing with daughter Bambi on Thursday.

The Great North Run is such a wonderful example of the power of running for good, writes BRYONY GORDON. But here's what I can't get over...

Stepping out in Sudbury Mills in Suffolk earlier today, Catherine donned an classic suit from Bella Freud, in a classic Prince of Wales check

The contest for Labour's deputy leadership brings to mind Henry Kissinger's remark about the Iran-Iraq war, writes STEPHEN POLLARD, that it was a pity they both couldn't lose.

The notice said that bullets found inside the rifle, a .30 caliber hunting rifle, also contained messaging on them.

Labour's Prince of Darkness has always enjoyed the finer things in life, and has never shied away from cultivating risky relationships to indulge in them.

Ms Phillipson, the Education Secretary, and Ms Powell, the former Commons Leader, are expected to go head-to-head in the next stage in the contest to replace Angela Rayner .