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Mussie Imnetu, 41, was found unconscious with a head injury near Notting Hill Carnival
Millions of fans queued online early on Saturday to buy tickets for the reunion tour announced this week.
Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez tells West Africa that Spain needs seasonal migrants but warns of security threats stemming from people smugglers
Veteran medics have become key witnesses to the mass civilian casualties and malnutrition in Gaza, but many feel like no-one is listening to them back home
Speech at No 10 comes as Labour faces pressure over its granting of Downing Street access to a party donor with no role in government
Missions will open in Tunisia, Senegal and Rwanda as part of revised engagement strategy in Africa
Karim Khan urged judges not to delay decision making on his request for warrants of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar
UK doctors say the death toll from malnutrition is likely to exceed the numbers directly killed by the Israeli military.
Evacuation by sea from Beirut to Limassol being considered
As hundreds of alleged far-right rioters face trial this week, a British Muslim cleric insists communities should come together
False information about the suspect in the fatal stabbing of three children was deliberately spread online, leading to attacks on a mosque and clashes with police
London exhibition charts his creative journey and includes models of desert project set for completion next year
Dozens of states and campaigners to submit briefs to court as prosecutor seeks arrest warrants for Israeli and Hamas leaders
Two works about the war in Gaza were removed after a Jewish organisation claimed they contain anti-Semitic messaging
Footage shows two men punching police officers at Manchester Airport, shedding light on the moments before a now-viral video of alleged police brutality
