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HMS Trent will visit South America as a show of support for the former British colony, the BBC learns.

The former member of the US country music band dies after being involved in a two-vehicle crash in Texas.

Blitz Bazawule, who grew up in Ghana, is behind a new adaptation of iconic book The Color Purple.

The arrests come as Israel hints at expanding its campaign, forcing more civilians out of their homes.

In August, dozens of churches and houses were torched by a mob in the city of Jaranwala.

Emilia, Melania and Olivia were born in Ukraine on the day Russian troops invaded in 2022.

Saturday's attack caused a fire on board the chemical tanker in the Indian Ocean, the US military says.

Awni Eldous, who ran a small gaming channel, was one of the first Palestinian children to be killed in the war.

A former TV journalist is barred from standing by officials due to "mistakes" on her application form.

Flags fly at half-mast on a day of national mourning after 14 people were killed in Prague on Thursday.

Farmer's son John Rogerson became an adviser to one of the 18th Century's most influential rulers.

Sudan's conflict, which appears to have entered a new phase, has left millions needing help.

They injected the man with an overdose of ketamine after police in Colorado put him in a neck hold.

The US wants Israel to scale back its offensive in Gaza - the next few weeks will be crucial in testing its influence.

Thousands took to the streets this week to protest against the policies of the new President, Javier Milei.

But ex-prosecutors say the tactic could create a "hot mess" for him in the 2024 White House race.

This year Ukraine will celebrate Christmas on 25 December - moving away from the Russian calendar.