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Germany is said to be unlikely to keep a promise to close a loophole that means smuggling people to the UK is not technically illegal.

ISIS attacks in Syria are surging following the withdrawal of American forces from the war-torn country. 

Spandau Ballet star Martin Kemp was rushed to hospital after a chainsaw accident.

Claudia Winkleman's hairstylist has revealed the secret to the presenter's glossy black locks, as she prepares to bid farewell to Strictly.

Paul Knight, 47, from Reading, said goodbye to pulling pints and clearing tables earlier this year after discovering his new fortune while on the toilet, reading about a lost lottery ticket.

Dita Kraus died at her home in the Israeli city of Netanya surrounded by her beloved family. Her story of resilience amidst the horrors of the Nazi death machine inspired millions.

Since they were appointed Alan Carr, Jonathan Ross, and Cat Burns have proved to be excellent Traitors. So, what's the secret to their success?

English Heritage has shared an image of a ghostly apparition - a pale figure wearing dark clothing and a hood - that was captured on CCTV in front of the main gates at Chester Castle.

Simon Cowell may have finally been tamed by his long-term love, socialite Lauren SIlverman. 

Airbus, Leonardo, and Thales are merging their space divisions into a new France-based company that aims to create a "leading European player in space." The joint venture, expected to launch operations by 2027 pending regulatory approval, will pool R&D resources to accelerate satellite development and strengthen Europe's technological sovereignty in space. Engadget reports: The companies Airbus, Leonardo and Thales have finalized this deal. The new unnamed entity will be based in France and will employ around 25,000 people. Airbus will own 35 percent, while the other two companies will each own 32.5 percent. Executives are hoping this company will better serve Europe's need for "sovereignty" in space and help it create a rival to SpaceX's Starlink communications network. Increasing a presence in space is also seen as a good thing for security and defense. This isn't just bluster. Thales and Airbus have long been rivals in the satellite market, but it looks like they are friends now. Leonardo is known for space systems and services. Combining all three could actually give SpaceX a run for its money, but we will have to wait and see. There are no planned site closures, as the companies say that each home country will keep its existing capabilities. This will be a standalone company, so think of it as an extremely well-financed startup. The first task for the upstart? Reporting indicates it'll be to find more efficient ways to develop and manufacture satellites.

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The first trains will stop at the station from Sunday

South Africa 's Jan-Hendrik Wessels will be out for nine weeks after grabbing the genitals of Josh Murphy during Bulls' clash with Connacht in Galway, Ireland on Friday.

Google Gemini worst offender with 76% error rate

Four of the most popular AI chatbots routinely serve up inaccurate or misleading news content to users, according to a wide-reaching investigation.…

Petar Krtinic was filmed by his sister on January 2 speeding down the A421 in Bedfordshire. Police found evidence of Krtinic speeding up to 166mph on social media with the caption 'peaceful'.

With the Moon moving into hopeful Sagittarius today, the cosmos is boosting our spirits and supporting us through the clocks changing and marking the turn of the season.

Alexander Forsyth, 41, is accused of drawing complaints from two people at Arcadia Games, in London, after setting up the organisation in May with both his ex and current wives.

I consider myself to be a huge Strictly fan and it's always been my dream to watch a live show - something I finally got to do this weekend.

The depraved rock singer, 48, died in an alleged attack at HMP Wakefield on October 11, where he was serving nearly three decades for a catalogue of child sex offences.

Holidaymakers parking along a road means that lorries can't pass, causing major frustration for local residents

Kathryn Hughes dives into the farcical and dangerous world of early modern medicine.