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Their inflatable dinghy (not pictured) was attempting to get to Britain when it began to sink off the French coast, at Calais, on Saturday morning.

While conversation in the villa has focussed on how their relationships will fare in the outside world, the Islanders are sure to be pondering what lies in store for their bank balances as well.

Rob Burrows, 41, was hooked up to a hospital ventilator after developing pneumonia as he was unable to communicate and paralysed by motor neurone disease.

Albania's beauty and low cost of living is making it an increasingly attractive option for British retirees. Use our guide to find out how you could live out your golden years there...

Khanyisa Mnyaka from Seattle, Washington, took to TikTok to share her views, revealing that residents of one particularly racist nation 'don't even know how to talk to Black people'.

Thousands of pro-Palestine protestors marched through the capital on Saturday in one of the largest demonstrations seen in London since October 2023.

EXCLUSIVE: Despite the growing power of Albanian criminals among the upper echelons of UK organised crime, rival groups continue to exert influence over specific markets and territories.

In a new report from The Telegraph, the top home counties on London’s fringes were ranked.

In a new report from The Telegraph, the top home counties on London’s fringes were ranked.

The solider who carried out sex attack and counterfeit cig seller – a court round-up

Her inspiration to work in forensics came from her mother, after growing up watching dramas and documentaries together.

The Essex mum has reaped some unexpected benefits from a diet plan she'd forgotten about

We in Britain have lived in peace, safety and wealth for the past 80 years because of a huge act of appeasement and betrayal by our mighty, brave, patriotic leader, Sir Winston Churchill.

Last June two NASA astronauts flew to the International Space Station on the first crewed test flight of Boeing's Starliner. But they aren't stranded there, and they weren't abandoned, the astronauts reminded CNN this week in a rare space-to-earth interview: "That's been the rhetoric. That's been the narrative from day one: stranded, abandoned, stuck — and I get it. We both get it," [NASA astronaut Butch] Wilmore said. "But that is, again, not what our human spaceflight program is about. We don't feel abandoned, we don't feel stuck, we don't feel stranded." Wilmore added a request: "If you'll help us change the rhetoric, help us change the narrative. Let's change it to 'prepared and committed.' "That's what we prefer," he said... [NASA astronaut Suni] Williams also reiterated a sentiment she has expressed on several occasions, including in interviews conducted before she left Earth. "Butch and I knew this was a test flight," she told CNN's Cooper, acknowledging the pair has been prepared for contingencies and understood that the stay in space might be extended. "We knew that we would probably find some things (wrong with Starliner) and we found some stuff, and so that was not a surprise," she said. When Cooper opened the interview by asking the astronauts how they're doing, Williams answers "We're doing pretty darn good, actually," pointing out they had plenty of food and great crew members. And Wilmore added that crews come to the space station on a careful cycle, and "to alter that cycle sends ripple effects all the way down the chain. We would never expect to come back just special for us or anyone unless it was a medical issue or something really out of the circumstances along those lines. So we need to come back and keep the normal cycle going..." CNN's article notes a new announcement from NASA Tuesday that the astronauts might return a couple weeks early "after opting to change the SpaceX Crew Dragon capsule it will use." That mission's targeted launch date is now March 12. In the meantime, Williams says in the interview, "We do have some internet connection up here, so we can get some internet live. We've gotten football. It's been this crew's go-to this past fall. Also YouTube or something like that. It's not continuous — it has chunks of time that we get it. And we use that same system also to make phone calls home, so we can talk to our families, and do videoconferences even on the weekends as well. This place is a pretty nice place to live, for the most part." And they're also "working on with folks on the ground" to test the NASA's cube-shaped, free-flying robotic Astrobees.

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They shot to fame in the early 2000s with six top ten hits. But not everyone from the 10-strong hip-hop band has stayed in the music industry since they disbanded.

Powered by huge roots which can stretch 9ft deep and towering bamboo-like stems equipped to grow four inches a day, the destructive knotweed species tears through brickwork and concrete.

Craig and Lindsay Foreman, who are in their early 50s, were arrested in January on unspecified security charges.

Video footage shows the giant rodent swooping on the suspected drugs trafficker in Lima on Valentine's Day.

An exotic crab has been found in British waters for the first time after travelling 4,000 miles across the Atlantic on a piece of polystyrene.

'In 50 years, I think we'll view these business practices like we view sweatshops today'

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