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Former vet Dr Alison Richards says practitioners quitting due to poor ages and burnout, coupled with 60% of UK households now having pets, has created big challenges

A distressed fisherman was found clinging to a cooler lid by US Army Mariners who rescued the man who had spent hours at sea after his boat had capsized miles from land

Peter Bleksley, who was a Met Police detective for years, stressed the significance of strapping found underneath a lorry in the hunt for former soldier Daniel Khalife

Aa new book alleges Elon Musk shut off Starlink satellites to stop a drone strike on the Russian naval fleet because of worries about a nuclear war. Musk has denied the claims

It has been branded "extremely concerning" how Daniel Khalife, a former soldier, managed to escape from HMP Wandsworth in southwest London, where he was awaiting trial

Scientists say the signals could be generated by extra terrestrials and have speculated the frequencies are either messages being sent or a way to power space craft

Ann Kelsey Walker had initially thought she was speaking to an airline's Facebook page when she was trying to claim back a payment for a suitcase following a trip to Canada

All activity in Hong Kong was forced to come to a halt after extreme rainfall turned the streets into rivers, leaving some roads heavily damaged while also stranding cars and sweeping people away

Video streaming service YouTube is doing its bit to help Britons dodge medical misinformation online - but we ask, will it be enough?

An aide to former President Donald Trump has been found guilty of contempt of Congress. Former trade adviser Peter Navarro could face up to two years behind bars

There have long been prophecies about the end of the world but people believe these three signs show it really is coming - along with the Messiah

The professional dancer, 36, revealed he was approached by officers after a show on the Strictly Live tour and says the incident 'felt like a slap in the face.'

A new film, co-produced by the Labour MP Debbie Abrahams, examines how the poorest and most vulnerable people in the country bore the brunt of Covid-19 during the pandemic

It comes just weeks after thousands of people had to be evacuated from Tenerife in the Canary Islands after fires swept raged across huge swathes of the island

Prince Harry said he is 'acutely aware' of the 'challenges' of parenting as he gave an emotional speech at this year's WellChild Awards, of which he has been a patron since 2007

A slew of doctors and neurologists have raised their concerns about Mitch McConnell's ability to perform his duties, as the 81-year-old froze for a second time while being asked a question, just weeks after suffering another freeze and a fall

The veteran frogman plunges into the freezing waters off Sussex without breathing apparatus almost daily - and he has made a detailed diary log of every dive he has made

It was claimed Sam Smith and singer Normani copied 'lyrics, pitch sequence, rhythm, feel, and structure' from another song but a judge doesn't agree as they won their case in California

The city is anticipated to surpass its previous record of 53 days of temperatures above 110 degrees Fahrenheit (43.3 degrees Celsius) in a single year, according to the National Weather Service, after a little break from the heat over the Labor Day vacation.

Mali is a landlocked country in West Africa where locals are forced to endure year-long averages of 37C and fatal highs of 48C, which can kill if not treated with adequate rest, water, shade and electrolyte replacement

Investigators from the Police Service of Northern Ireland Terrorism Investigation Unit (TIU) were carrying out three searches in Derry's Creggan area, where they seized a "quantity of cash and a firearm"

A major Russian cyber crime gang is facing international sanctions from both the US and UK for their hacking activities, which included infiltrating a hospital system during the Covid-19 pandemic

Scientists at the Guangzhou Institutes of Biomedicine and Health in China reported the kidneys had normal structure and formation after 28 days and were 50% to 60% human cells

Amid cruel rumours of trouble in their marriage, this year Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have embarked on increasingly separate projects and outings as they carve out new careers

An inquest into the death of Craig Mackintosh concluded today and a coroner ruled the hero died "while in active service" near the north east city of Kharkiv in war-torn Ukraine