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Zelensky warns US support of Putin is a 'historic mistake'
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky advised the U.S. that supporting Russian President Vladimir Putin is a "historic mistake.” “If United States will support Putin, I mean, it's unbelievable, it's tragedy, it's…
One neighbourhood's fight to 'stop last pocket of recreational space from being tarmacked'
The council wants to build 20 new homes on the spot.
Heald Green incident RECAP as bomb disposal unit called to street and cordon in place
A man has been arrested and a cordon was in place
Man dies after being hit by car on M56 while fleeing on foot following police chase
The incident happened on Saturday night
Inside the chilling Satanic obsession of the parents of baby boy who lay dead for months in a grubby Adelaide motel room with incense masking the smell: 'Dark Lord'
Yue Ning Lieu, 42, also known as Linda Lieu, and her partner Benjamin Houghton, 40, were arrested on Saturday after police discovered their infant son's body at the Tollgate Motel
Michigan Senator and former CIA analyst warns University of Chicago students there'll be retribution if they join Trump admin: 'That might be a ton of problems'
Democrats are not hiding the fact that they plan to target Republicans if they regain control of Congress after the midterm elections in November.
Kimberly Guilfoyle's Greek tragedy: Alone and screaming about leakers as she awaits eviction… the deleted photos... and her breathless pleas to top Republicans
Once Kimberly Guilfoyle saw the walls closing in on her tenure in Athens, she breathlessly sought a lifeline to save her ambassadorship.
Appeal after £1,000 damage to children’s play park
More than £1,000 of damage has been caused to children’s play equipment following reports of vehicles being driven dangerously through a park.
Funeral held for family of four who died in 'arson attack' on their home in Ireland that left two other children remain fighting for their lives
Philip and Kim English and their two sons, Callum, 12, and Jayden, nine, died when their house in Waterford was engulfed in flames in the early hours of Tuesday morning.
A third of small business owners say they're being forced to work a second job to survive
And owners are racking up the hours, with the average boss putting in 45 hours a week on their business - on top of whatever time they commit to a second job.
