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Japanese media say that a car struck about 10 people in Tokyo on Monday, seriously injuring two of them, and the driver was arrested after fleeing the scene
Why aiming for moderation can benefit your body and soul over the festive break.
Lebanon is a country where crosses rise from mountaintops, rooftops and street corners, and Christian symbols are woven into everyday life. The upcoming visit of Pope Leo XIV highlights the depth of C...
Heavy rains have caused deadly flooding and landslides in Southeast Asia
The talks took place weeks ahead of Anglo’s shareholder vote on its mega merger with Canadian firm Teck Resources.
The Royal Navy intercepted a Russian warship and tanker in the Dover Strait and English Channel
Comedian and ‘Strictly’ star’s new one-off show, ‘Seeing into the Future’, sees him explore mind-blowing new technologies that could change his life, writes Rachel McGrath
The Cartel de los Soles is set to be labelled a foreign terrorist organization
Former PM says he underwent non-invasive treatment for the disease, which affects 55,000 men each year
BBC Radio 2 will also host a special celebrating the music of Stevie Wonder
Production on the programme was halted after the comment was made with a Black crew member resigning
Lionel Messi was involved in all four goals as Inter Miami thrashed FC Cincinnati on Sunday night
Margaret Dinsdale, 41, was rocked after James Dinsdale's death to discover he was still legally married to cosmetic dentist Dr Victoria Fowell
Morgan Geyser went missing from Sun Prairie, Wisconsin, with an adult acquaintance at around 8 p.m. Saturday
Narges Rashidi is brilliant at conveying the silent trauma that pervades this BBC drama series
Machado Garry has staked his claim to be next in line for the welterweight title
The US turkey population is at 40-year low this year
Malaysia joins growing list of countries imposing ban on social media usage for children
Ronaldo scored the 954th goal of his career in style as the 40-year-old rolled back the years
Former captain Michael Vaughan had called for England’s senior players to head to Canberra to play a warm-up match with the pink ball