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We’re hours away from glimpsing the next Samsung Galaxy smartphone — and if you’re the sort of person whomust have the latest and greatest gadget in your pocket, you might…

A Northern Ireland council has agreed to allow an independent assessment of a seven-month-old dog facing potential euthanasia, following an urgent meeting on Monday night. Max, currently held in council…

As illegal and small-scale mining contaminates rivers and soil, many worry President John Mahama will allow such practices to continue. A group of galamseyers, illegal or small-scale gold panners, work…

Israeli forces kill at least 10 people and injure dozens in an assault expected to last several days. Several people have been killed as the Israeli military raided the Jenin…

Turkish court orders Umit Ozdag’s arrest over accusations of public incitement and anti-Syrian refugee riots after his detention on Monday. Umit Ozdag was detained on Monday for allegedly insulting President…

Questions rise over safety measures at the Grand Kartal Hotel at a ski resort in the Bolu Mountains. Fire brigades responding to a fire that broke out in a hotel…

As Palestinians return home, mounds of rubble stretch across Gaza’s refugee camps and cities. Palestinians in Gaza are confronting an apocalyptic landscape of devastation following the ceasefire that paused more…

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HMRC has raked in an extra £620million as inheritance tax (IHT) receipts hit £6.3billion for the first three quarters of the 2024/25 financial year. As inheritance tax receipts continue to…

UK borrowing costs rose unexpectedly to £17.8billion in December, but Chancellor Rachel Reeves remains confident in the country’s financial health following the October budget. This figure was around 25 per…