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'Seven to nine rounds' from AR-15 rifle fired into Rihanna's home
Several gunshots have been fired into Rihanna's California home - with one round penetrating the mansion's wall.
Face of unidentified man found dead in reservoir revealed for first time
Who is this man? So far, that question has proved impossible to answer.
Vape shop fire closes Scotland's busiest railway station 'until further notice'
A fire at a vape shop has forced the closure of Scotland's busiest railway station "until further notice".
Iran has 'betrayed us' but all sides must de-escalate, says Qatar PM
Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani described Iran's strikes on Gulf countries as a "dangerous miscalculation", warning the escalation risks destabilising the region and sending shockwaves through the global economy.
Two drivers dead after four-vehicle collision
Two drivers have died after a four-vehicle collision near Bristol.
Rangers and Celtic fans clash on pitch after cup tie
Fans clashed on the pitch after Celtic knocked Rangers out of the Scottish Cup on penalties.
Call for King's US state visit to be cancelled
Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey has called on Sir Keir Starmer to cancel the King's US state visit over the war in Iran.
Bitter breakup for Trump and Starmer - but polling suggests PM on side of public opinion
"We will remember. We don't need people that join Wars after we've already won!"
Footballer, 15, dies after collapsing during academy game
A 15-year-old footballer has died after collapsing during a game.
Two Israeli soldiers killed as attacks in Lebanon leave nearly 400 dead
Two Israeli soldiers have been killed during the country's latest military offensive in Lebanon that has so far left nearly 400 dead.
Hospital scandal families accuse first minister of not telling truth over apology claim
Families affected by a contaminated water and ventilation scandal at one of Britain's biggest hospitals have accused Scotland's first minister of not telling the truth after he claimed he apologised to them during a meeting this week.
Grok posts about fatal football disasters 'sickening', says government
Elon Musk's Grok is producing hate-filled, racist posts online after being asked for "vulgar" comments in the latest concerning trend by users on X.
The B-52: Why the US still uses a plane from the 1960s to bomb its enemies
When Washington DC wants to attack its enemies, the aircraft US presidents often turn to is the Boeing 52 Stratofortress bomber.
Why hasn't the Iranian regime collapsed?
Nine days into the war, the Iranian regime remains intact and, at least to some degree, in control of the country.
Rapper and Gen Z protest leader on track to be Nepal's PM
A former rapper is on track to win Nepal’s first election since youth-driven protests toppled the incumbent political leadership last year.
Russian ambassador denies Kremlin used frog poison to kill Navalny
Russia's ambassador to Britain has denied that poison from a dart frog was used to kill opposition leader Alexei Navalny.
'My hands were shaking': Afghan women and girls 'forgotten' under Taliban rule
To mark International Women's Day, a human rights defender has anonymously shared her story.
Keir Starmer 'learning lessons from Iraq', foreign secretary says
Sir Keir Starmer is "learning lessons" from the Iraq War in how he responds to the escalating conflict in Iran, the foreign secretary said.
New update on search for Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 - 12 years after it disappeared
A renewed deep-sea search for missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 has been unsuccessful.
The president is clearly bruised by an old ally turning its back in his hour of need
Lest there be any doubt, the special relationship is pending repair.
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