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Over 200 protestors in Brooklyn seek justice for Jordan Neely, who died from a 15 minute chokehold, and respond to the lack of arrests made by NYPD.

The 30-tonne fin whale that washed up on the shores of Bridlington, England, died as authorities tried to return it to the sea on Tuesday.

The recent drone attack on the dome of the Kremlin Senate building could have been carried out from inside Russia, US experts have claimed.

As the UK prepares for a weekend of celebration and opportunity, SMEs anticipate increased revenue and great customer experience during Royal Coronation weekend.

Whilst uncertainty remains over the path to peace in Ukraine, the European Commission has set out 'the Act in Support of Ammunition Production' to address ammunition shortages.

Last night's local elections across the UK were billed as a crucial indicator of the next general election, with the Labour Party building a double-digit lead over the Conservatives.

The NBA star's father hails from Serbia and still has family living there.

Looking ahead to the upcoming G7 Hiroshima summit in May, questions remain over the significance and purpose of the organisation amidst the tensions of today's international order.

Research finds UK workers' job confidence to be positive despite the cost of living crisis and a stagnant economy. However, data reveals a fall in social mobility, with many workers not having a degree in the top socio-economic levels.

As the global economic crisis intensifies, UK employees are acknowledging the significance of giving priority to the financial wellness of their employees.

The killing of pigs using the CO2 stunning method has increased to 88 per cent in 2023 as the first-ever undercover UK investigation inside a pig abattoir exposes the "utterly inhumane" suffering of pigs.

Clive Betts has questioned the prospective accuracy of voter turnout data in correspondence with the electoral commission. Concerns lie over data on those turned away at polling stations who lack ID.

Addressing the financial demands presented to the international community by climate change, the EU has announced new investments as part of its Global Gateway Strategy.

A volatile political situation spilt over into a power struggle between the main factions of the military regime who currently wield control of the Republic.

Amid the cost-of-living crisis and public servants striking for increased wages, the Coronation of King Charles is expected to cost UK taxpayers over £250m.

The International Development Secretary Andrew Mitchell has delivered a key speech at Chatham House outlining the future of Britain's approach to international development.

As the coronation of King Charles III fast approaches, royal preparations are already in full swing with flags and royal emblems hanging above the streets. This is Britain's first coronation in 70 years since Elizabeth II was crowned back in 1953.

Bud Light is still reeling from the outrage stemming from its collaboration with Dylan Mulvaney last month.

At least 11 people, including three minors, died following a gas leak in a city in the Indian state of Punjab.

The Honourable Edmund Bartlett expresses his optimism for the sudden boost of tourism experienced in Jamaica, calling this winter season the "best" in the nation's history of tourism.

Ireland to hold gender equality referendums that will replace "discriminatory" references to a woman's role in society, in November 2023.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has been forced to stop the ongoing election campaign after falling sick during a live TV interview.

The PM and the Technology Secretary have announced funding for a new Taskforce intended to guide the safe development of artificial intelligence in the UK.

As Israel turns 75, festivities are marred by a controversial judicial reform. The coalition has ratcheted up concerns among Israelis and Palestinians alike.

A new study reveals the constraints on opportunity for young people in rural and coastal areas compared to urban and sub-urban areas, showing the mission to "level up" the UK is far from over.

Two Russian officials associated with the ruling United Russia party died on the same day, according to local media reports.

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has flagged another batch of India-manufactured cough syrup.

According to the Sudanese Doctors Union, only 23 of the 78 hospitals in the capital remain operational. Meanwhile, the UK makes plans to evacuate British diplomats.

By eliminating forests, we limit the number of products we can manufacture from wood. Unfortunately, one of those products is toilet paper.