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Médecins Sans Frontières is examining Israeli allegations that the aid worker was attempting to carry out an attack from GazaIsraeli allegations that an aid worker shot dead by its troops earlier this

Former dictator’s grandson says moving remains from mausoleum is ‘vengeful’Spain has taken another step towards dealing with the legacy of the civil war after the government approved the exhumation of

‘This is a very dangerous situation. Avoid unnecessary travel’Evacuations and road closures but no reports of injuriesHurricane Lane, a powerful Category 3 storm, has lashed Hawaii with high winds and

Hardline minister may face legal proceedings as EU hits back over budget threatThe EU has hit back at a threat by Italy’s populist government to halt its budget payments to Brussels amid a row over a

Scott Morrison, the new prime minister of Australia, addresses the nation after successfully mounting a late challenge during a drawn-out struggle for power in the governing Liberal party. Morrison,

US president tweets that Jeff Sessions should ‘look into all of the corruption’ by political foesDonald Trump has hit back at his attorney general, Jeff Sessions, after Sessions issued an unusual

Conveniently located building in Newlyn could be turned into a residential propertyA stone building with a harbour view in mainland Britain’s most southerly town that could be turned into a bijou home

Food is dwindling and agencies warn of ‘lost generation’ of children growing up without schoolWhen the armed men arrived at her northern Myanmar village, Anuwara, a 33-year-old Rohingya woman, first

Israel sees the international boycott campaign as an existential threat to the Jewish state. Palestinians regard it as their last resort• Read the text version hereSubscribe via Audioboom, iTunes,

Firefighters battling blaze in Brandenburg are hampered by unexploded war munitionsBerlin residents have been told to shut windows and doors after a large forest fire sent a giant plume of smoke

Mayor on Île d’Oléron is leading the fight, saying the island is ‘not about mass consumption’Inside a ramshackle former holiday club on the picturesque Île d’Oléron off France’s Atlantic coast, a

Government advisers reject central bank’s proposal to sell billions held in oil stocksGovernment advisers have urged Norway not to ditch oil and gas investments from its $1tn sovereign wealth fund, in

Queen Elizabeth Gardens was closed after Dawn Sturgess and Charlie Rowley visit A park in the centre of Salisbury that has been cordoned off for almost two months after a Wiltshire couple were

Kathleen Williams is the Democratic nominee taking on one of the wealthiest members of Congress for the state’s sole House seat, which the GOP has held for nearly three decades It’s 90 minutes before

As homelessness rises in the city, business owners are blocking off sidewalksThe day the fence arrived, Gabe was sitting next to his tent, right at the heart of Los Angeles’ Skid Row. It was a chain

New prime minister could accommodate Peter Dutton in government and does not rule out return of Tony AbbottScott Morrison has emerged victorious from the Liberal party’s vicious civil war to take the

Dominic Raab says ‘vigour’ needed in EU negotiations as David Lidington hints November deal more likelyDominic Raab plans to resume negotiations in Brussels next week, as the government insists it has

With the news of Danny Boyle’s departure as director of the next 007 instalment, we rank the big-screen outings of Britain’s finest, from 1962’s Dr No to 2015’s SpectreWrong. Wrong, wrong, wrong. Even

The families of Grechario Mack and Kenneth Ross Jr, whose deaths made few headlines, speak out: ‘They took a part of me’Catherine Walker closed her eyes, pressed her hands over her ears, and tried to

Stefan Sylvestre was jailed for life for attacking TV presenter on instruction of her ex-boyfriend The man who threw acid over the TV presenter Katie Piper is to be released from prison after serving