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Former Love Island star Maxwell Samuda has decided to turn his back on the limelight and is retuning to the job he had before appearing on the ITV2 dating show

WARNING DISTRESSING IMAGES: The controversial Yulin festival has been held every year since 2009, with footage obtained by an animal rights charity shedding new light on its horrors

Solving a Rubik's cube is really hard, so with the recent news that the record has been broken with the cube solved in just 3.13 seconds, you may be wondering how to solve it yourself

Alec Baldwin brought back his famous Donald Trump impersonation for a new Instagram post — an act that became a schtick for the American actor on SNL during Trump's presidency

Lauren Roberts and Iryna Nemyrovych discussed the latter's experience of pregnancy in a warzone during the videocall

The solo show, called Cut & Run, is taking place at the city’s Gallery of Modern Art and has been officially authorised by the elusive graffiti artist

King Charles joined his sister Princess Anne for a military engagement at Buckingham Palace this afternoon where they presented a new standard to the Blues and Royals

Glenn Tunnicliff, 57, and wife Sheena, 50, moved to Perth, Australia, in 2015, but now face deportation years after arriving over visa rules - but their daughter is allowed to stay

Civilians trapped inside North Korea say they have watched mothers, unable to work due to sickness, die of starvation and watched whole families perish from hunger

Three North Korean nationals communicated in secret to reveal the post-Covid disaster inside what has become the most secretive and closed-off state in the world

Factory worker Wayne Birkett, 58, is fighting for his life in hospital after being struck by a stolen van during the Nottingham rampage which saw three people killed

South Korea’s military says the North Korean launch happened on Thursday and maybe fell inside Japan's Exclusive Economic Zone

US officials have ruled that Prince Harry's US visa application will not be released to the public following a legal bid by a conservative think-tank to have it published after he admitted to drug taking in his memoir, Spare

Three researchers at the Wuhan Institute of Virology in China have been suspected as the source of the coronavirus pandemic, according to a new investigation

Margaret Kelman, Acting Head of Clinical Service at Allergy UK, gives you the lowdown on the best ways to combat annoying symptoms as pollen levels rise

A deadly virus that is killing nearly 50% of patients is "highly likely" to arrive in the UK along with other illnesses spread by insects which are "marching north" due to climate change

Russia's dolphin unit has expanded as Moscow becomes nervous over drone attacks on its Black Sea fleet in Sevastapol in annexed Crime following devastating Ukraine drone attacks

Louisiana Republican Senator Bill Cassidy expressed his dismay on Twitter after he commented on a video which showed the White House gift shop promoting Donald Trump's "limited edition" arraignment coin

Tuesday Greenidge witnessed the tragedy of Grenfell Tower fire six years ago, when her daughter escaped the blaze. She remembers the 72 victims with her beautiful growing quilt, handmade by the community

Twenty-five survivors were hospitalised with symptoms of hypothermia after they were rescued some 46 miles southwest of Greece’s southern Peloponnese region

An 18-year-old suspect fired a rifle at his colleagues during a military shooting exercise in Japan, killing two and wounding three others, including a 25-year-old soldier

Entering a not-guilty plea, Donald Trump has denied 37 counts of illegally retaining classified docs and obstructing US government’s efforts to get them back - so what happens now?

Rhys Whittock, 39, is a dead ringer for Prince Harry and says his business is booming after fearing he would lose his livelihood when the Duke and Duchess quit royal duties

Donald Trump turned 77 on June 14, the day after he appeared in court charged with 37 counts related to the mishandling of sensitive documents which were found in his Mar-a-Lago home

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko told Russian state TV that his country has begun receiving some of the weapons which are three times more powerful than the atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima