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‘The system failed. Whether it was accidental or not, the man is not going home to his family,’ the Conroe police chief saidAn FBI agent fatally shot the victim of a kidnapping during a raid early

President declares US open for business as he accuses media for being nasty, mean and fake Donald Trump has taken his battle with the media on to the global stage by using a speech in Davos declaring

Mark E Smith | Carillon films | Another royal wedding | Geordie accent | Universal credit | Caring investorsOne of my most thrilling moments as a teenager in the late 1970s was the surprise of finding

Fighting in the aisles over discounted chocolate spread reveals France’s dirty secret: it’s in love with fast foodIn the French city of Lyon, hundreds of the world’s finest chefs gathered on 26

Sean Hannity performs an abrupt volte-face live on air after scoffing at a report that the US president tried to fire the special counsel last June. 'The New York Times is trying to distract you,' the

Charlotte Guy, 17, from Wigan, mistakenly told on-off boyfriend she had slept with someone elseA 17-year-old girl killed herself after she accidentally sent a Snapchat message to her on-off boyfriend

Officers question staff at Pioner cinema, which defied ban on screenings of dark comedyArmed Russian police have raided an arthouse cinema in Moscow that defied a government ban on the screening of

The US president uses an address at Davos to attack the 'mean and vicious' media, prompting boos and hisses from the audience. The founder of the World Economic Forum, Klaus Schwab, was also booed

Visitors to Paris Zoological Park evacuated as workers try to lure animals back to enclosuresThe Paris Zoological Park has been evacuated and closed after dozens of baboons escaped their enclosure.As

Court told 15-year-old fled the scene after stolen Renault Clio he was driving collided with treeA 15-year-old boy who killed five passengers, including three children, when he crashed a stolen car

At least 30 people drown as boat capsizes amid reports of gunfire used against those on boardAt least 30 people drowned when their migrant boat capsized off war-torn Yemen this week, the UN has said,

Letter from 120 leading thinkers asks Amber Rudd to reconsider case of Hamza bin WalayatMore than 120 leading philosophers have signed a letter asking the home secretary to reconsider the case of a

Downing Street attempts to ease Tory tensions after chancellor calls for ‘middle way’ after backlashTheresa May’s cabinet has attempted to paper over its divisions on Brexit as Philip Hammond urged

Attempt to overturn ban on female genital mutilation meets with widespread contempt, but tribal elders defend ‘cultural right’A Kenyan doctor has been accused of “trying to make history” after filing

Rolling coverage of the final day of the World Economic Forum in Davos, including Donald Trump’s speechTrump’s speech covers trade deals, North Korea and immigrationBoos as President describes media

World Leprosy Day on 28 January aims to raise global awareness of this debilitating, stigmatising disease and call attention to the fact that it can be prevented, treated and cured. Global health

Public told not to approach Joseph Grima, 33, who is charged with offences including kidnapA prisoner charged with kidnap, robbery and possessing an imitation firearm is on the run after escaping from

Trio face court martial after Ranger Michael Maguire fatally wounded in PembrokeshireTwo army officers and a sergeant have denied charges relating to the death of a soldier killed by a stray