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The cargo ship Dali has headed out of Baltimore for Virginia, nearly three months after it crashed into the Francis Scott Key Bridge, causing the structure to collapse and killing six people. The 984ft Dali started moving shortly before 8.30am…
South Korea’s military says North Korea has launched more balloons likely carrying refuse towards South Korea. A joint chiefs of staff statement said the balloons are moving south. It asks South Korean citizens not to touch North Korean balloons and…
Britain’s Princess Anne is in hospital after suffering minor injuries to her head and concussion when it is believed she was kicked by a horse on her estate. Anne, an Olympic-medal winning horsewoman, was walking on her estate in Gloucestershire,…
A UK Cabinet minister has said he would place bets on “individual seats” as he has done in the past if he were “allowed to bet on the election”. It comes as the Conservative party is embroiled in controversy involving…
Nigel Farage has claimed former US president Donald Trump “learned a lot” from studying his speeches before he ran for office. Speaking to ITV’s The Leader Interviews – Tonight programme on Sunday evening, the Reform UK leader denied he thought…
Rescuers in Switzerland have found the body of one of three people who went missing after massive thunderstorms and heavy rain sparked a landslide. The landslide hit a group of three houses in the municipality of Lostallo in the Alpine…
A reward has been offered for information about those responsible for starting two wildfires in New Mexico which killed two people and destroyed hundreds of homes in the past week. The FBI has offered up to $10,000 for information in…
Thousands of spectators descended on Alexandra Palace in London to witness the return of Red Bull’s Soapbox Race. The race – which happened on Saturday – challenges teams to prototype and create the wackiest homemade soapboxes, which rely solely on…
A “significant” number of flights from Manchester Airport are expected to be delayed or cancelled after a “major power cut”. In a social media post on Sunday morning, the airport said the “widespread disruption” is particularly affecting departures from terminals…
Police said a fourth victim has died a day after a gunman opened fire at a shop in the US, injuring nine others and riddling cars with bullet holes as panicked bystanders scrambled for cover. Arkansas state police said the…