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The widow of a British soldier killed in a road accident while serving in Cyprus has demanded that the US serviceman involved faces prosecution.

Olivia Colman has complained about the way women are judged and said people act shocked when they swear.

Two Aberdeen charities have teamed up to bring some Disney magic to the north east.

In the Netflix Korean original series A Killer Paradox, actor Choi Woo-shik plays a morally ambiguous character whose life is turned upside down overnight after involuntarily killing a man.

A 10-year-old girl has died after getting into difficulty at Northfield swimming pool.

An artist has defended plans to destroy masterpieces by the likes of Pablo Picasso, Rembrandt and Andy Warhol with acid if Julian Assange dies in prison.

Signs for the new low emission zone (LEZ) in Aberdeen city centre will be installed on Thursday (February 15).

An artist has defended plans to destroy masterpieces by the likes of Pablo Picasso, Rembrandt and Andy Warhol with acid if Julian Assange dies in prison.

Global defence spending on everything from ammunition to nuclear weapons has jumped 9% to a record $2.2trn (£1.7trn) from a year earlier and will rise again in 2024 as the world enters a more dangerous period, new analysis has found.

Taylor Swift's appearance at the Super Bowl helped it become the most-watched broadcast in US television history since the 1969 moon landing.