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Rainbow Bridge in Niagara Falls, on the US-Canada border in New York, was rocked by a caer explosion today - two people have been killed and authorities have now confirmed there is no evidence of a terror attack

The Ukrainian president described how the horrors in his country could spiral into World War Three and accused the warmonger President of Russia of "lighting fires" around the globe

The hostages reportedly included one Nepalese citizen and a Thai citizen who were seen being escorted into the al-Shifa hospital - the largest health facility in Gaza City

Since the start of the conflict, Israel's IDF has repeatedly alleged that Hamas militants were using the al-Shifa hospital - the largest medical facility in Gaza City - as a base of operations

Hanin Barghouthi is accused of a single count of expressing an "opinion or belief" in support of Hamas after allegedly delivering a four-minute speech backing the group

The 17-year-old terror suspect was arrested in connection with a Metropolitan Police investigation into online Islamist extremist terror content, and charged with a number of offences including dissemination of terror publications and encouraging terrorism

The former Home Secretary wants to end the rule of law, says Fleet Street Fox. Fascism has become an equal opportunities infection

The move signals a possible expansion of Israel’s offensive to areas where hundreds of thousands of evacuees who heeded earlier orders are crowded into UN-run shelters

Security council secretary Nikolai Patrushev, 72, who is Russia's top security official, is often pegged as the most likely man to succeed Vladimir Putin in the Kremlin

A parent has slammed a primary school for their lockdown drill that he says would have left kids 'terrified' after pupils had to 'hide under desks' while teachers 'barricaded the doors'

In a rare press conference on Wednesday, President Joe Biden discussed what he believes is the 'only answer' to the ongoing Israel-Hamas war and also talked about his meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping

Return to Lockerbie with Lorraine Kelly comes to ITVX today (Nov 15) but what’s it like to live in Lockerbie 35 years after the bombing?

The largest crime scene in UK history, covering 845 square miles just over the border as debris and human remains fells out of the sky

Aner Shapiro, 22, was killed during the October 7 massacre, but reportedly saved the lives of "dozens" of Israelis by lobbing grenades back at their attackers

Dr Yuval Bitton was part of a medical team who saved Sinwar when he had surgery to remove a brain tumour while he was a prisoner in an Israeli jail

Israel's war with Hamas continues well into its second month, with over ten thousand innocents dead since the militant groups bloody attack on October 7

Medical staff at the largest medical facility in Gaza, the al-Shifa hospital in Gaza City, is out of power and oxygen, meaning doctors are unable to keep newborns alive as fighting continues to rage outside

Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy called for a "full and immediate humanitarian pause" in Israel's war on Hamas - but stopped short of demanding a ceasefire

Fugitive Samantha Lewthwaite, the wife of a 7/7 bomber - known as the 'White Widow' - remains at the top of worldwide federal enforcement agency Interpol's red list

Around 2,000 far right hooligans flocked to London and fought battles with police on Armistice Day amid tensions stirred by Home Secretary Suella Braverman in the run up to the huge pro-Gaza protest

Fake audio clips of Sadiq Khan, Mayor of London, were created with the assistance of artificial intelligence and simulated the politician's voice, it is understood

Alex Piatt-Green paid over £500 in bitcoin to buy two grenades from an arms dealer in the US and have them shipped to his home in Redditch, Worcestershire

Joe Metcalfe, 17, idolised some of the vilest extreme right-wing terrorists and wanted to recreate previous mass shootings and planned to imitate an armed officer and kill Muslims at a mosque

At around 7am this morning, activists arrived outside BAE Systems in Chatham, Rochester, blocking its entrance and holding banners aloft which read "stop arming Israel" and chanting "from the river to the sea, Palestine will be free"

Manor Solomon, who is currently in Israel with his club's permission, had his profile temporarily taken down by the social media app only for it to be reinstated on Wednesday afternoon