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Thaweesak Namwongsa, 44, from Ban Chang district of Rayong, Thailand, suffered a seizure and tragically passed away before paramedics could save him.

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The Year 6 pupil, who had fallen asleep, had taken herself to a spot not visible to staff inside the school in Manchester to rest, it is understood.

Captain Chris has shared practical advice for passengers tackling their flying fears this summer - including the best time to travel and which seat to select

EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: Downing Street - and by extension the Royal Household - has been caught in a lie about the coming state visit of Donald Trump .

The Bell Hotel in Epping has become the focus of anger against migrants after an asylum seeker staying there was charged with sexually assaulting two teenage girls just days after arriving in Britain.

British-born Arabella Scanlan, who lives in Ireland, claims three men attacked her son Harry 'for his Irish accent' in March 2022 while he was walking with a friend in Tunbridge Wells, Kent.

A generation of children will not be allowed to grow up 'at the mercy of toxic algorithms', the Technology Secretary said as new online safety protections come into force today.

The Energy Secretary offered a higher price than last year and extended the contracts in a bid to meet his Net Zero goals.

The Conservative leader described Javier Milei as 'the template' as she praised his honesty with voters and ability to deliver results.

The Daily Mail revealed this week that there have been thousands of transactions using pre-paid cards meant to fund basics such as food and clothing.

Critics fear a legal change quietly announced by the Government will end the five-year ban on people being sent from the UK to face justice in the former colony.

After breaking his neck, Ed Jackson defied the odds to walk again but, when climbing one of the world's tallest mountains five years later, death reared its head again...

The presence of slavery has been far reaching. While the West attempts to find a means of reparation there is a history of slavery in the East that is often neglected.

Holly Jackson answers our burning questions, what's she reading, what book would she take to a desert island, what gave her the reading bug, what left her cold?

A quarter of Britons questioned in the survey said they would describe themselves as an emotional eater - admitting to eating 28,672 'comfort calories' a month, or 344,064 a year.

There is evidence that Rachel Reeves' £25 billion raid on employer national insurance - alongside a sharp rise in the minimum wage - is squeezing profits and making it harder to hire staff.