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Charlie Kirk was killed after being shot in the neck at Utah Valley University on Wednesday.

Margot, 35, looked breathtaking as she stepped out in a dazzling sheer frock, which was intricately embellished with crystals and sequins.

A liberal San Francisco news outlet is being ripped to shreds for its 'distasteful' move to share college students' text message reactions to Charlie Kirk's assassination.

Ocado shares fell sharply on Friday morning as investors reacted to 'negative' comments made by its key US retail partner about its network of robotic warehouses.

For children with disabilities, playgrounds are often inaccessible, why are councils not making parks inclusive for all mandatory?

For children with disabilities, playgrounds are often inaccessible, why are councils not making parks inclusive for all mandatory?

The bright meteor was witnessed by some Scots as it streaked across the sky in the early hours of Thursday July 3. Now, experts are asking for the public to find the fragments.

Michael Hodgson, 55, of Gwaenysgor, near Prestatyn, North Wales, was accused of criminal damage listed at a value of £178 in the village of around 230 residents in August last year.

UK data watchdog says students behind most education cyberattacks

The UK's data protection watchdog says more than half of cyberattacks in schools are caused by students, and that parents should act early to prevent their offspring from falling into the wrong crowds.…

A yellow weather warning has been issued with high winds expected

Science fiction? Battle bots already used in Ukraine

Opinion  I've read military science fiction since I was a kid. Besides the likes of Robert A. Heinlein's Starship Troopers, Joe Haldeman's The Forever War, and David Drake's Hammer's Slammers books, where people held the lead roles, I read novels such as Keith Laumer's Bolo series and Fred Saberhagen's Berserker space opera sf series, where machines are the protagonists and enemies. Even if you've never read war science fiction, you certainly at least know about Terminators. But what was once science fiction is now reality on the Ukrainian battlefields. It won't stop there.…

Creator Robert Marshall, a hotelier from Kingussie, first created the plates after his own stressful experience of driving in Tenerife.

Naomi Newton-Sherlock, 47, was still in her gym outfit when she was given the life-changing news she was the first-ever winner of the Omaze Monthly Millionaire Draw - after spending £15 on a ticket.

Stunning new visuals from inside the police search area have raised fresh questions about how the fugitive survived in the wilderness for so long.

Rep. Ilhan Omar mocked murdered conservative activist Charlie Kirk, laughing at claims he promoted civil political debate.

Now Sheeran has a new album, Play. First, the good news: it's better than Autumn Variations. It's brisk and buoyant, which is impressive as he calls it 'a direct response to the darkest period of my life'.

David Buisson, 56, pulled off the 'highly sophisticated' raid at Bluewater shopping centre in Kent on February 7, escaping with more than 150 luxury watches.

This year at SW19, the Serb admitted the doctor's 'magic pills' helped him recover midway through his first round match against Alexandre Muller, having been struck down with illness.

He thought he conducted the crime undetected, but one error led to a vital clue that police used for his capture

Influencer Molly-Mae, 26, was nominated in the Authored Documentary category for her tell-all miniseries Molly-Mae: Behind It All.