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Wendy Jane Marais was headed to Narita, Japan on a long-haul flight from Mexico, but was stopped when she arrived on a stopover in Manila

Nontobeko Shongwe, 21, from South Africa went into leg surgery went into her leg surgery like an independent, carefree woman but woke up with one of her legs missing.

A total of 243 passengers and crew were evacuated from the plane as giant plumes of smoke billowed from the aircraft

Bristol-born Shareef Amin, who goes by the nickname "Rambo", escaped with his life after being pummelled by Russian gunfire - but need extensive surgery to save his arm and leg

From King Charles warning staff that they may lose their job during the mourning period for his mother, to William and Kate warring against Harry and Meghan and more - here are some of the bombshells from a royal book

The Kremlin had previously given Yevgeny Prigozhin a pass, likely due to his service in Ukraine, but Kyiv now believes the FSB has been ordered to kill the chief mutineer

Drivers in some parts of the country will be forced to pay more just to use their vehicles, while others could make huge savings depending on their type of car

At a press conference addressing the SCOTUS' decision, President Joe Biden said that Republican 'hypocrisy is stunning' as he slammed the party for not supporting student loan forgiveness. He also said that the Supreme Court 'misinterpreted the Constitution'

The Russian president assassination attempt reportedly involved laying explosives laid on a river bed below a bridge that Putin's motorcade would have travelled over

Scientists have been studying the potential effects of an asteroid colliding with the Earth. This International Asteroid Day, we take a look at what would happen

The Supreme Court ruled today that President Joe Biden had overstepped his bounds when trying to create a law that would've forgiven $400 billion in student debt - leaving the public to start repaying loans again this summer

The unnamed passenger, aged 57, lost her foot after it was sliced off when she fell on a 'death trap' travelator at Don Mueang International Airport in Bangkok, Thailand

Shab has been wowing fans at Pride performances in places such as Chicago and Philadelphia, with the pop sensation opening up about how important the events are to her

So far, Blue Cross animal charity has helped to reunite 1,000 pets with their owners at the Ukrainian border, as well as caring for shelter animals

Whilst Eid would normally be a national commotion in Pakistan, Muslims born here often must find our own ways to build community and celebrate, Shaheena Uddin writes

Dog owner Angela Schoonover spends hundreds each year on vegan, pet-safe dyes to give her precious poodle a 'playful look' - but not everybody is a fan of the dog's makeover

EXCLUSIVE: Sabah Ahmedi, 29, is one of the UK's youngest Imams - and has been bringing his message to social media to help people learn about Islam and the festival of Eid

Kim Kardashian and Kanye West have struggled to co-parent their four children, with the reality star recently breaking down in tears as she said her ex-husband has changed

The Met Office says that 'above-average temperatures' could be experienced from July 12 to July 26 and that the high-pressure conditions are set to create a 'correspondingly higher likelihood' of heatwaves

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Michelle Obama, Mike Pence, Donald Trump and more react to the major affirmative action announcement made today in the US

Madonna has previously admitted that parenting has been the most "difficult" job of her life, but her recent hospitalisation would obviously have left her brood of six devastated

US Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas went to Yale because of affirmative action — then voted to end the practice 50 years later during a landmark decision

It’s worth reflecting what the Rwanda plan has cost the country already - and the issue hasn’t gone away

July will bring another spell of hot weather as a subtropical airstream from the Mediterranean makes its way towards Britain, pushing temperatures up to 30C once again

America's colleges and universities can no longer weigh race and gender when considering a student's eligibility for enrollment after the Supreme Court struck down affirmative action on Thursday