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Detectives launch an appeal in France to identify a man whose remains were found in a Hampshire barn.

Ukraine's president meets frontline commanders and says winter is a new phase of the war with Russia.

Pedro Sánchez deepens a row, saying he has "serious doubts" Israel is complying with humanitarian law.

Several pro-Kremlin sources reported Maj-Gen Vladimir Zavadsky's death, but his location is unclear.

Eurostar posted on X that a train was "being detached from the overhead power lines".

The victim was lured to a nature reserve after one of the teenagers reported him for rape.

Bai Lowe drove for a unit that killed opponents of the ex-regime, including journalist Deyda Hydara.

Russia's Supreme Court declares the "international LGBT public movement" an extremist organisation.

How did a Dutch translation appear to identify a member of the Royal Family in a race row?

It's four years behind schedule but Europe's next-generation heavy-lift launcher is ready to fly.

Anti-Islam populist leader Geert Wilders needs the backing of other parties to become prime minister.

Police are said to have intervened to be on the safe side, after a specific target was identified.

The X-rated performer had a legendary status among Brits travelling to the Spanish resort on holiday.

The singer-songwriter started a competition asking schools to create music videos for his new album.

Details of a retracted confession from the ex-wife of serial killer Michel Fourniret are given in court.

The audience came the day after the Scottish champions were defeated 2-0 defeat by Lazio in Rome.