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A Swansea man has been found guilty of smuggling seven migrants in a tiny hidden compartment of a van. 

Israel's military says it has killed five Palestinian troops inside a mosque in Tulkarm, in the West Bank, as it continues to carry out raids in the occupied territory.

Power giant Drax, which burns wood to generate electricity, has been slapped with a £25m fine for failing to come up with enough evidence about the type of wood it imports from Canada.

The completion of a wind farm and 260km subsea transmission link has connected the Shetland Islands to the GB electricity grid for the first time.

An "ultra rare" orange lobster has been returned to the sea after ending up in a supermarket's seafood section.

An elderly couple has been taken to hospital after the car they were in fell into a sinkhole in South Korea on Thursday, local media reports have said.

The number of people to have arrived in the UK on small boats so far this year has topped 20,000, according to the Home Office.

It is "inevitable that things will go wrong" when prisoners are freed early to try to alleviate prison overcrowding, the Chief Inspector of Probation has said.

Two pedestrians were among the three people killed in a car crash near a pier in Anglesey, police have confirmed.

An arrest has been made in Sweden after the remains of two Britons were found in a burnt out car.

A YouTube chef has been jailed for life for the murder of a plastic surgeon on a holiday island in Thailand.

At least three people have been killed after a typhoon hit southern Japan on Thursday morning, sparking fears of flooding, landslides and extensive damage to buildings.

The government will not defend the legal challenges brought against plans to develop the UK's largest untapped oil and gas field and a second North Sea site.

Oasis have announced three extra concert dates in the UK for their reunion tour next year.

A man who used a mobility scooter has been stabbed to death in east London.

Banning smoking in pub gardens and other outdoor venues is the first step to becoming a nanny state, the Night Times Industries Association has said.

A young woman with a bright yellow balloon in her mouth giggles as a police car pulls up beside her. Next to her in the Fiat 500, her friend inhales nitrous oxide gas (nos) from a blue balloon.

Champions League organisers have assured clubs and fans there is no possibility of the new AI-assisted draw for the men's UEFA competition being manipulated tomorrow, with extra security in place to guard against cyber attacks.

A man who threw items at Nigel Farage during the election campaign has avoided being sent to prison.