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Suspect in deadly knife attack at festival in Germany is Syrian who had claimed asylum, say police
The man suspected of carrying out a knife attack that left three people dead at a festival in Germany is a Syrian who had applied for asylum, according to the police.
'Things will get worse before it gets better,' Starmer to say in key speech
Sir Keir Starmer will warn life in the UK is "going to get worse" before it improves in his first major speech as prime minister.
Billionaire founder of Telegram app arrested in France
Pavel Durov, the billionaire founder of encrypted messaging app Telegram, has been arrested in France.
Foo Fighters respond after Donald Trump uses band's song at rally
Foo Fighters have reacted after Donald Trump used one of their songs during his presidential election campaign.
DJ says he was told to play on 'to avoid mass panic' during stabbing attack
A musician playing at a festival in Germany at which three people were killed in a knife attack has told how he continued performing "to avoid causing a mass panic".
Tributes to 'kindest, most loving' grandad killed by his XL bully dog
A grandfather killed by his XL bully dog was "the kindest, most loving person you would ever meet", his family has said.
More arrests made after mother and her three children killed in house fire
Police have made two more arrests after a house fire in Bradford killed a mother and her three children earlier this week.
Potential manslaughter being investigated in superyacht sinking, Italian prosecutor says
Investigators are considering potential manslaughter as they try to find out what caused the Bayesian superyacht to sink, killing seven people, an Italian prosecutor has said.
Justin and Hailey Bieber announce birth of first child and reveal name
Justin and Hailey Bieber have announced the birth of their first child.
Trump promises to release JFK assassination documents after Robert F Kennedy Jr backs him
Donald Trump has promised to release thousands of documents linked to the assassination of John F Kennedy, after his presidential campaign was endorsed by JFK's nephew.
'Worse than death': Inside the doomed homes in UK's concrete crisis
Fiona and Jimmy Vallance have lived in their two-bedroom former council flat in Scotland for 40 years - then they were given two hours' notice to leave the property they owned.
Robo-dog maker surprised as its machines armed with guns in military exercises
From Beijing to Hangzhou, the sight of robotic dogs in a park is becoming more and more common.
Heavy rain set to bring more problems after Storm Lilian disrupts start of bank holiday weekend
Storm Lilian brought chaos to the start of the bank holiday, and heavy rain is set to bring more problems for the rest of the weekend.
Three killed and four seriously injured in attack at German festival
Three people have been killed and four were seriously injured in an attack at a German festival, police have said.
Lily Allen says she returned puppy for eating passports
Lily Allen has said she returned a puppy she adopted during the coronavirus pandemic because it ate her family's passports.
'A sad ending to a sad story': Kennedy family criticises RFK Jr after he endorses Trump
The Kennedy family has hit out at their sibling Robert F Kennedy Jr for endorsing Donald Trump in the US presidential race, calling it a "betrayal" of their values.
'Am I going to get through winter?': Roy, 90, says he will shower once a week to cope with cost of energy
A pensioner who faces a fuel payment cut says he worries about whether he will make it through the winter when energy prices go up.
Removing transgender woman from female-only app was discrimination, Australian court rules
A female-only app discriminated against a transgender woman by removing her from the platform, an Australian court has ruled in a landmark case.
Who is Jermaine Jenas - and what has he been accused of?
Former footballer Jermaine Jenas has been sacked by the BBC over allegations of inappropriate behaviour.
Gaza ceasefire talks 'constructive' and will continue over weekend
Talks aimed at reaching a ceasefire in Gaza have been "constructive" and will continue over the weekend, the White House has said.