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A Russian ship's captain has been jailed for six years after his container vessel crashed into a US oil tanker in the North Sea last March, killing one crew member.

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US TV host Savannah Guthrie has pleaded for the return of her mother and said the family is "ready to talk" to her captor - but asked them to provide proof she is alive.

Sky's coverage of the downfall of Bashar al-Assad in Syria has won best news programme at the Broadcast Awards.

Even without coming to the Winter Olympics in Italy, Donald Trump and his polarising policies and provocations are dominating, even distracting.

An email seemingly sent by Ghislaine Maxwell appears to contradict claims by Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor that a photograph of him with his sexual abuse accuser Virginia Giuffre is not real. 

The family of a British woman who died after a holiday in Cape Verde have urged travellers to take hygiene warnings seriously as UK health authorities examine a spike in serious illnesses.

President Trump has said he's ordered hundreds of immigration officers to leave Minnesota - although around 2,000 will remain in the state.

By my reckoning, yesterday will be remembered as perhaps the most difficult of Sir Keir Starmer's premiership yet, with even close allies telling me they are not sure where it will end.

Is the Mandelson-Epstein crisis Sir Keir Starmer’s Profumo scandal?

Sir Keir Starmer will be forced to publish files related to Peter Mandelson's appointment as the UK's ambassador to the US after MPs passed a binding motion mandating the move.

US newspaper The Washington Post is making a third of its staff redundant, bosses at the title have said.

Leicester City have been docked six points after being found to have breached profit and sustainability rules (PSR) for the 2023/24 season.

Saturday Night Live has announced the comedians cast for the first UK incarnation of the hit late-night US series.

A decade on from Ireland's most notorious gangland hit, Irish police say they have had "unprecedented" success in tackling Dublin's drug gangs - and ending a bitter feud that claimed at least 18 lives.

First came the cars of the United Nations, then two coaches with blue paintwork. And then came a wave of emotion - proof that the heart has a power that the head can't always match.

The eldest son of Norway's crown princess has denied that videos on his phone showed acts of rape as he broke down during his first day of testimony in his trial for rape and domestic violence.

Inquests into deaths of five babies murdered by Lucy Letby have been opened and adjourned.

A man has been jailed for trying to assassinate Donald Trump as he played golf in Florida.

Young people who have encountered the police and have been victims of crime have said they lack trust in the system and often feel unheard.