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Police are still questioning the driver who allegedly drove into crowds at Liverpool Football Club’s victory parade. Merseyside Police said officers had been given extra time to question a 53-year-old man from West Derby, who was arrested on suspicion of…
Israel has announced plans to establish 22 new Jewish settlements in the occupied West Bank. These plans include both the development of new settlements and the legalization of existing outposts built without government permits. Meanwhile, Israeli attacks on the Gaza…
Billionaire Elon Musk has criticized US President Donald Trump’s “big, beautiful” tax and spending bill, saying it undermines his efforts to reduce the US budget deficit. “So frankly, I was upset to see this huge spending bill that increases the…
A judge has adjourned former model Jodie Marsh’s appeal against a council decision that rejected her application for a licence to keep lemurs at her animal sanctuary. Ms Marsh, a well-known media personality and bodybuilder, has said at previous hearings…
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has expressed readiness to support Ukraine in developing its own long-range missile systems that would not be subject to Western restrictions on range and purpose as long as the Kyiv government seeks to counter a Russian…
The sounds of Israeli tanks and gunfire were reportedly heard on Tuesday as huge crowds of Palestinians tried to reach a newly opened humanitarian centre in southern Gaza. Witnesses say panic ensued as desperate people broke through the centre’s fences,…
A driver has been arrested after he apparently drove into crowds at a victory parade in Liverpool. More than 50 people, including children, received medical care in various hospitals, 11 of whom remain in stable condition. The PA news agency…
A former assistant to Sean “Diddy” Combs testified Tuesday in his sex trafficking trial, claiming the music mogul kidnapped her at gunpoint and forced her to join his plot to take down rapper Kid Cudi. Testimony from Capricorn Clark, formerly…
The man accused of stabbing a festival in the German city of Solingen has appeared in court on charges of murder and terrorism, pleading guilty at the start of his trial. Three people were killed in the attack on August…
Ireland has accused Hungary of violating core European Union values by passing laws targeting LGBTQ+ people, amid growing tensions between Budapest and most member states. In March, Hungarian lawmakers approved a law that would create a legal basis for banning…