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The UK government "wants any excuse for censorship", Elon Musk has said, amid a growing backlash over deepfake sexual images produced by his social media site X's artificial intelligence tool.
As Iran's leaders confront a serious challenge to their authority in the form of nationwide anti-government protests, the country's exiled crown prince is trying to position himself as a key figure in his homeland's future.
A man has died after a tree fell on to a caravan during Storm Goretti.
A UAE-based steel company has made an approach to buy Britain's third-biggest steel producer, months after it was declared "hopelessly insolvent" and fell into the hands of the Official Receiver.
Russia's inclusion of the Oreshnik intermediate-range ballistic missile (IRBM) in its latest missile and drone strikes on Ukraine has drawn attention well beyond the immediate battlefield - raising urgent questions about the wider security implications for Europe and NATO alike.
The day before Sophia Scott celebrated her 4th birthday, her parents were summoned to a Glasgow hospital room. Five doctors stood waiting.
Palestine Action hunger strikers could be at risk of death, the group and a leading doctor have warned, as one of them enters 69 days without food.
Grand Theft Auto VI is unquestionably the single most anticipated video game of 2026.
Evictions of migrants living in asylum hotels are set to start in the spring, as the Home Office cuts the support many receive.
The US is "going to do something on Greenland, whether they like it or not", Donald Trump has said.
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