KYIV NATO has decided to drop a requirement for Ukraine to follow a Membership Action Plan (MAP) setting

Hampshire mum Miranda Harvie-Watt and her family were evacuated from their house in São Teotónio.

LONDON Investors pumped $25.1 billion into cash in the week to Wednesday, bought $5.6 billion of bonds and

Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt told Bloomberg TV the UK has no fiscal headroom for tax cuts

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SEGA has finally confirmed that Michael Jackson composed the music for the 1994 video game Sonic 3.

Harry Maguire’s retrial at a Greek court will be held in February, the PA news agency understands. The Manchester United and England defender was handed a suspended 21-month sentence in August 2020 following an incident in Mykonos. Maguire’s legal team immediately lodged an appeal against the conviction for assaulting a police offer and attempted bribery, which United said extinguished the initial court verdict and nullified the conviction. The retrial was reportedly set to take place earlier this month until the defender’s legal team asked for it to be put back. PA has been told it will now take place on February 7, 2024, three-and-a-half years after the event. Maguire does not have to attend the retrial and it is understood the United captain is unlikely to appear given the time of year.

Alix Earle offered a quick sartorial changeup during her time in Paris, much to her fans' delight

California's attorney general has filed a lawsuit against a local school district over its new policy requiring parents to be notified when a child tells a teacher they want to be recognized by a different gender identity or pronoun than the one listed on their birth certificate.

Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan, who both face human trafficking charges in Romania, appeared at a Bucharest court on Tuesday (26 September). Footage showed the brothers answering questions from a reporter as they made their way to court. The hearing was to ask that the current judicial measures imposed on them be lifted, alongside measures that saw a number of their assets seized during investigations. The court postponed making a decision on the judicial measures until this Thursday and set a new date to discuss the asset seizures for early November. The Tate brothers are charged in Romania with rape, human trafficking and forming a criminal gang to sexually exploit women. They deny the charges against them. Read More Learner motorcyclist fined after fireball crash in Cambridge Suella Braverman says being gay or a woman not enough to claim asylum Destruction in Ukraine’s eastern village of Klishchiivka captured in aerial footage

South African amateur Christo Lamprecht took a surprise clubhouse lead on the first morning of the 151st British Open...