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A savage attack on an 11-year-old girl in Birmingham highlights a potential for wildness that dog owners are often keen to deny, says Guardian columnist Emma Brockes

Meanwhile, Roscosmos chief Yury Borisov has revealed that the spacecraft went off course after its engines over-fired by 43 seconds during a vital course correction in lunar orbit.

Dundonald Highland Games returns with one of the biggest and best events staged so far.

Professor John Bryson also believes Russias decision to pull out of the Black Sea Grain Initiative is unlikely to go down well with China.

The country has a history of avoiding major international conflicts and its passport is said to not raise any eyebrows.

EXCLUSIVE: Banks refusal to do business with Britains defence industry has raised concerns about national security and the potential collapse of vital military firms.

A case can be made for the years 1879, 1880 and 1881 being more consequential than any others since in the making of modern Ireland. In 1879, the I...

EXCLUSIVE: The Marshall Plan was launched by US President Harry Truman in 1948 to help countries in Western Europe rebuild their cities devastated by World War II.

EXCLUSIVE: Russia has endured several rounds of economic sanctions since early 2022. In mid-May, it was reported the countrys GDP had dropped by nearly 2 per cent when comparing data from five years prior.

EXCLUSIVE: Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel didnt support the US in admitting Ukraine into the NATO alliance during a summit held in Bucharest in 2008.