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The deaths of 48 people in the worst fire in the history of Ireland have been ruled by a jury as unlawful killings.

A regional leader of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party is being tried in court over allegations he knowingly used a Nazi slogan at the end of a speech.

A bishop who was stabbed during a church service in Australia has said he forgives his alleged attacker.

A ram believed to be responsible for killing an elderly couple has been shot dead by New Zealand police.

India's wildly popular and divisive leader Narendra Modi is set to sweep to victory as the world's biggest election kicks off.

China is hiding secret military activity in space, NASA chief Bill Nelson has claimed.

Scotland's only gender identity clinic for under-18s has paused the prescription of puberty blockers to young people.

Nine suspects in Canada's biggest ever gold heist have been named by police, who believe the stolen bars were melted down to buy guns.

Germany has arrested two men for allegedly spying for Russia, with one planning to carry out attacks in the hopes of sabotaging aid intended for Ukraine.

Travis Kelce has landed his first TV presenting role - hosting the game show Are You Smarter Than A Celebrity?

A fatal accident inquiry is to be held into the death of a pedestrian who was hit by an Edinburgh tram on his way home from work.

Smoking among younger middle-class women has jumped more than 25% in the last decade, according to new research. 

Sir Salman Rushdie has told Sky News he thought it would be "the end" for him after he was repeatedly stabbed at a public lecture in 2022.

A woman who rang 999 more than 2,000 times in three years has been jailed. 

US music stars Ashanti and Nelly have revealed they are engaged and are expecting their first child together.

The government has missed a long-standing target to reduce the number of people with autism and learning disabilities detained in hospitals.

Prince Harry has officially listed the US as his primary residence, according to documents filed in the UK.

Joe Biden has suggested his uncle may have been eaten by cannibals after his plane was shot down during the Second World War - as he said Donald Trump was unworthy of serving as commander-in-chief again.

Crisis-hit Boeing has rushed to defend itself from fresh whistleblower allegations of poor practice, as the airline continues to grapple its latest safety crisis.

Something curious is happening in Washington.