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British and European Union leaders say the time has come to formally accept the creation of a Palestinian state. Meanwhile, Major-General Ismail Qaani, chief of the Quds Force of the Irans Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, promises to "rebuild Gaza

More than 2.7 million people have been displaced due to conflict in Myanmar, and by 2024, more than 18.6 million people will need humanitarian assistance, announced the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (UNOCHA) in the humanitarian bulletin released recently.

Charlie Lawson has spoken of his father’s white-knuckle exploits in the Far East during the Second World War and how the conflict claimed the lives of two of his uncles.

If you are familiar with Donald Trumps campaign rallies you know they resemble heavy metal rock concerts where the crowd is beyond frenzied.  That ramps up the band to become more and more outrageous.  I dont know if there are mosh pits at the Dons speeches, but there certainly could be. Feeding off the MAGA crowds energy, the former president often wanders into the land of hyperbole; a loud, scary place where verbal excess is celebrated.  Trump is liable to say just about an...

Kangana Ranaut was only 17 when she joined the cast, as a last-minute replacement for Chitrangada Singh, of Anurag Basu's 'Gangster: A Love Story' (2006). She had run into Basu at acclaimed filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt's office, where she'd landed in ...

A Brent Knoll resident has made a "hugely poignant and memorable" trip to South East Asia following in the footsteps of her father who fought there 80 years ago this year.

Kangana Ranaut made her debut with 'Gangster', released in 2006. With four National Awards to her name, she has captivated audiences with her versatile performances.

From her exquisitely renovated farmhouse in Tuscany, cook and writer Amber Guinness shares her top table dressing and hosting tips

Faced with the wrath of residents and rebel groups, some administrators are simply refusing junta orders.