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Body of a toddler pulled from the rubble after a missile strike in Kryvyi Rih.
Gary Glitter set to be released from jail within months
Glitter may move back to London, The Sun reported.
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A total of 21 bodies have been recovered including five children and 12 women.
'Criminal statutes': Trump facing three criminal charges
The House panel is considering recommending prosecutors pursue charges.
More allegations against TV host Chris Smith emerge
Another bombshell sexual harassment claim against disgraced presenter.
Peru’s accidental president fails to quell violent protests
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Pentagon has received ‘several hundred’ new UFO reports
A Pentagon office set up to track UFO reports has received a deluge of information.
Survivor of Qld police ambush honours fallen victims
A surviving police officer honoured her fellow officers at a candlelit vigil.
Police chief hurt as gift from Ukraine ‘accidentally’ explodes
Poland’s chief of police was injured when a grenade launcher exploded at the Warsaw HQ.
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Elon Musk warned Twitter could face sanctions after journalists suspended
Musk wants free speech on Twitter but his latest move suggests the opposite, critics say.
Landslide at Malaysia campground kills 21, leaves 12 missing
Rescuers dug through mud in the night searching for people who were feared buried.
Enormous aquarium bursts in Berlin hotel
A huge aquarium which housed 1500 fish has burst in Berlin, Germany. Video / AP
The Kiwi soldiers who train Ukrainians for the frontline
Kiwi photojournalist Tom Mutch was on the ground in the UK.
'Veritable tsunami': Huge Berlin aquarium bursts, unleashing flood of devastation
Glass and other debris were swept out of the building.
Russia launches another major missile attack on Ukraine
Ukrainian authorities have reported explosions in at least three cities.
Hungry hippo swallows toddler - then spits him out alive
Little boy was in animal's large jaws when a local man frantically pelted it with stones.
Traumatised by Covid, but ruled by a party that never apologises
New York Times: Many in China want national reckoning over hard-line “zero Covid” policy.
Aussie family fumes after dog’s brutal crocodile death
The beloved pet’s horrifying incident has sparked serious debate.
Twitter changes rules over account tracking Musk’s jet
Platform suspends account that used flight data to track billionaire's private jet.
'Devils and demons': Queensland cop killers reference Baby W in chilling videos
A chilling video has emerged appearing to show two killers admitting to the cruel murders.
Russia preparing large-scale offensive deep into Ukraine as far as Kyiv
Ukrainian forces have hit the centre of occupied Donetsk with the biggest wave of strikes.
Queensland police shooting: Female killer’s family make bombshell claim
Stacey Train's relatives reveal how she became intertwined with the Train brothers.
What can the Patriot missile do for Ukraine?
US to supply the missiles in a huge statement of support, but will they be a game-changer?
Why family of dead cop leaked his messages
Wife of a dead police officer explains why she decided to share vile messages after death.
‘He was bait’: Tip-off twist in Queensland police shooting
Evil trio who killed two cops may have lured police to their bush bunker.
Coronavirus may spread from corpses, scientists report
New York Times: Coronavirus can persist in bodies of infected patients well after death.
High inflation and efforts to tame it defined 2022 economy
The economy, 2022 was a throwback year. And not in a good way.
South Africa leader fights for political future over scandal
Anti-apartheid icon says he’s innocent of charges that he hid at least US$580,000.
Musk’s Twitter tweaks foreshadow EU showdown
EU likely to be leader in cracking down on Musk’s reimagined platform, harmful content.
Donald Trump flags ‘major announcement’ in bizarre ’superhero’ post
Trump flags major announcement while posting an image of himself dressed as a superhero.
EU parliament suspends work on files involving Qatar
Corruption probe under way as a cash and gifts for political influence scandal unfolds.