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Mexico makes history as the first three-time World Cup hosts but this is a land of ravishing beauty and also menacing peril. A nation alive with music but too often held hostage to a drumbeat of drug gangs.

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The bank has launched a head-turning 5 per cent rate on its instant saver - we examine what to know before signing up.

The New Amsterdam star, 40, welcomed their son Milo in December last year, six years after their daughter Sunday Juno was born.

Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy accused Labour MP Clive Lewis of 'breathtaking arrogance' as they traded blows.

Keir Starmer has been calling in groups of ministers to make clear he will fight any challenge to his leadership.

A people smuggler caught carrying a deflated boat close to the Channel coast in France told police he thought it was an inflatable swimming pool, a court heard.

A joint pain supplement taken by millions of Britons may be linked to an increased risk of dementia, a major new study suggests.

Katy Perry and Justin Trudeau sent baby rumors flying on Monday over their intimate display at the world premiere of her new concert film.

The Co-op Academy in Blackley was placed in lockdown and a girl was arrested following the 'serious incident' this morning.

Even low amounts of alcohol come with substantial 'health risks', experts warned today.

David Stroud, 44, made sexually motivated remarks to the victim on a train to London on April 3, two days after a new law came into force criminalising sexual harassment.

The soldiers from Britain's most senior infantry regiments marched from Wellington Barracks in Westminster with their 'Old Colours' before arriving at Buckingham Palace.

A protester who climbed the Elizabeth Tower, commonly known as Big Ben cost taxpayers £67,000, a court has heard.

A protester who climbed the Elizabeth Tower, commonly known as Big Ben cost taxpayers £67,000, a court has heard.

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One of the most eligible bachelorettes in Europe is off the market. Princess Maria Carolina of Bourbon-Two Sicilies has confirmed her romance with politician Jordan Bardella.

A revolutionary vaccine that could prevent cancer for people at high risk of bowel and ovarian cancer has been developed.

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has given Apple, Google, and other tech firms until September to introduce device-level protections that prevent children from taking, sharing, or viewing explicit images. "If businesses do not comply within three months, legislation will be brought forward requiring the protection to be added to all phones and tablets sold in the UK," reports The Guardian. "Tech firms that fail to do so could face fines, and their senior managers could be made criminally liable." From the report: "Today, I am calling on tech companies operating in this country to introduce vice controls that prevent children from sending and receiving sexually explicit images. Because this is not an impossible challenge," he said. "If they choose not, then we will act and we will change the law." [...] Under the changes, sexual predators will be prevented from being able to exploit and abuse victims through their devices, and children stopped from being able to access pornography, the Home Office said. Adults will still be able to take, share or view nude content once they have verified their age. In the Commons, Melanie Ward, the Labour MP for Cowdenbeath and Kirkcaldy, said: "It's time to stop asking social media companies to make their products safe, and instead time to start requiring them to do so through regulation." Clive Efford, the Labour MP for Eltham and Chislehurst, said the "sociopaths" running social media platforms had no concern for the welfare of children. "The only message that they're going to listen to is if there's legislation put before this house that is going to act and send a clear message to them." The proposal is designed to sit alongside the Online Safety Act, which requires companies to have processes for removing material that is illegal or harmful to children.

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Three masked men forced their way into the home, masquerading as government officials, before demanding money and valuables