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The body of a British woman swept away by the tsunami in Tonga has been found, her brother has confirmed.

The education secretary has defended the prime minister as he said Boris Johnson did not know a Downing Street lockdown event was a party.

Northern Ireland's first minister has said "men need to step up" to help prevent abusive behaviour towards women and girls at a moving vigil in memory of Irish teacher Ashling Murphy.

The Voice Of Holland - the original show that sparked the hit TV singing competitions in the UK, US and other countries - has been taken off air in the Netherlands following allegations of sexual misconduct.

A pair of feet sticking out of a rolled-up carpet - believed to be a body - turned out to be a mannequin dressed as Prince Charming.

The British man who was shot dead after taking four people hostage at a Texas synagogue has been named by the FBI as Malik Faisal Akram.

Sir Keir Starmer has said he did not break any rules after being photographed drinking a beer with his staff during the spring lockdown.

A far-right candidate in the French presidential election has been convicted of inciting racial hated over remarks about migrant children in 2020.

Rail passengers have suffered one of the worst periods of cancellations on record due to staff shortages caused by the COVID pandemic, new figures have shown.

Virginia Giuffre's lawyer has criticised Prince Andrew's legal team for requesting her mental health records, saying people "don't misremember sexual abuse by a prince of England".