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Spain’s former king Emeritus Juan Carlos is being sued by his former mistress in a British court for allegedly spying on her. Corinna Larsen, a Danish-German businesswoman, has asked a

Day five brought three more medals for Team GB in Tokyo, with swimmer Tom Dean making history in the pool and Charlotte Dujardin in the dressage. Dean, 21, became the

Dozens of top British commanders have urged Boris Johnson to immediately expand a scheme to allow former Afghan interpreters to resettle in the UK. In an open letter to the

Which country is more likely to win the largest number of medals at Tokyo 2020? No points for guessing either United States or China. In fact, the US has won

Sydney will remain in lockdown for another month as officials continue to struggle to contain a growing outbreak of the Delta coronavirus variant. It comes as parts of Australia have

Roman Abramovich was not “directed” to buy Chelsea FC by Russian President Vladimir Putin, the High Court has heard. The Russian billionaire’s lawyer told the High Court he is not

Mexico leaks more methane into the atmosphere than the US and at an “alarming and worrying” rate, a report has warned. The country’s leak rate from oil and gas operations

The head of the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) has warned the agency will “run out of food” for refugee camps in Ethiopia’s conflict-ravaged Tigray region as early as Friday.

Fully vaccinated travellers from the EU and the US will be allowed to avoid quarantine on arrival in England. Since 19 July, people double jabbed in the UK have not

Indonesia’s Mount Sinabung has erupted, sending a thick column of ash 4,500m into the air.  The eruption lasted for more than 12 minutes, a local geological agency said. Villages near