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Prince Harry has landed in Tokyo without Meghan Markle to attend the ISPS Sports Values Summit-Special Edition alongside his friend and Argentine polo player Nacho Figueras

Two people have died after Storm Hans tore through multiple countries in northern Europe, with members of the public advised to work from home amid travel chaos and powercuts

Fire Assistant Chief Josh Bischof, 46, Fire Captain Tim Rodriguez, 44, and contract pilot Tony Sousa, 55, all tragically died after the California wildfire crash on Sunday afternoon

This International Cat Day, The Mirror talks to experts to find out if there's any truth to the age-old fear that your feline friend could actually be plotting to despatch you

A woman was arrested by the Security Service of Ukraine yesterday after being accused of gathering intelligence about Volodymyr Zelensky's trip to the flooded region of Mykolaiv in southern Ukraine

As rumours fly of a fallout between Prince Harry and Meghan Markle and David and Victoria Beckham, The Mirror takes a look at what went wrong between the power players

Arthur Emanuel Bitencourt was photographed posing with his thumbs up in the picture taken at an excavation site, but just moments later the Brazilian boy was fighting for his life

Firefighters battling a huge wildfire in southern Portugal have ordered the evacuation of hundreds of tourists and residents as they struggle to bring the flames under control

A blistering surge from North Africa, Spain and France is predicted to begin pushing northwards towards the UK before September, with London and the south east set for particularly searing hot weather

Scientists for the UKHSA at testing site Porton Down are testing new vaccines created to fight tuberculosis with fresh hopes of a breakthrough which could outperform the current BCG jab

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis was branded a 'Biden cheerleader' by a spokesperson for Donald Trump after he slammed the former president's false claims he won the election

Temperatures in some parts of Britain will rise as high as 33C later this month following a grey start to August, as meteorologists warn we are living in a 'new abnormal'

Leonardo DiCaprio is one of the most famous Hollywood hunks out there, and his dating history is just as famous as he is, but who has he been linked to in recent years?

Two brothers got seriously lucky when they purchased a mystery storage container for £78 before flogging its iconic contents to millionaire Elon Musk for more than £600,000

The 'biblical' event on beaches across the Romagna Riviera, on the southern coast of Italy, caused tonnes of tourists to cut their stay short after the pesky insects swarmed the beaches and hotels

The Lionesses defeated Nigeria after the game led to a tense penalty shoot out after star player Lauren James sparked fury with a vicious attack on opposition player that saw her receive a red card

WARNING, DISTRESSING IMAGES: Rhiannon Fennell thought a brick had fallen on her head as she was knocked to the ground during the vicious attack at her home in Prestatyn, Wales

Lauren James was sent off for standing on the back of a Nigeria player during the Lionesses' Women's World Cup encounter and many have compared her petulance to David Beckham's infamous red card

So far, the country's coastguard has rescued 57 migrants from two boats that capsized during the night in rough seas south of a tiny Italian island and recovered two bodies, authorities said

The visit of Kim Jong-un to the facilities has experts concerned that the dictator is considering cooperation with Russia, days after giving Moscow's Defense Minister a tour

Researchers have been studying shark populations off the coast of Cape Cod in the US in order to try and estimate just how many sharks are calling the popular holiday spot's waters home

Nisha Popat was one of tens of thousands of Asians who were forcibly expelled from Uganda when she was just nine-years-old - along with her family she came to the UK and made a life for themselves

A gene-silencing treatment known as ALN-APP is bringing new hope to Alzheimer's patients after one single dose was proven to reduce levels of amyloid precursor protein by up to 90 per cent

Oppenheimer's atomic bomb used on the Japanese city of Hiroshima killed up to 140,000 and mysterious shadows of its victims were left behind, etched on pavements

Sergiy, 44, says he is struggling to sleep rough on the streets of London in case someone attacks him and steals his vital documents - he says he has begged for help from Ealing Council