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Britain to act unless Israel eases Palestinian suffering, IPC warns of looming famine amid severe food shortages

The migrants are from Egypt, with ten survivors accounted for so far

Italian luxury brand takes hit amid sector slowdown

Rapper named best male hip-hop artist

Britain will support new local inquiries into child sexual abuse, following criticism by Elon Musk.

Offer conditional to avoiding IAEA resolution

"Do not be ashamed of negotiating, before things get worse," said Francis

Reuters journalist killed and colleagues injured in Lebanon, Israel faces blame, calls for investigation

Social media X (formerly Twitter) delayed link access to news sites

The settlements include Beitar Illit, Efrat, Kiryat Arba, Ma'ale Efraim and Karnei Shomron

With unsteady stocks and banking meltdowns, Bitcoin seems more stable and better investment

FTX exchange crash has triggered an urgency to regulate the crypto sector and target conglomerate platforms in 2023

Google says it will improve its enforcement of sensitive ad policy after Reuters found explicit ad content on its site

The film will tell the story of two knights squaring off to determine the veracity of a woman’s claim.

UN 'deeply concerned about safety of tens of thousands of people trapped in the city'

122 people impacted by the fires, 58 receiving treatment

Actor was taken to a Los Angeles hospital on Tuesday after collapsing on the set of his AMC cable network show

According to the organisers, the concert will be hosted by Selena Gomez and will also feature Eddie Vedder

Alibaba requires merchants who wish to sell their wares on its popular platforms do so exclusively

The James Bond actor is to star in two sequels to the 2019 action thriller

South Korean band called on Tuesday for an end to hate crime against Asians

Amber Heard’s team tells court about ‘ample support’ for evidence as actor seeks to revoke assault claims

The ‘Lemonade’ singer, Taylor Swift make history as women dominate big prizes at the ceremony

The said interview will highlight their life after royal exit and second child

French luxury brand Louis Vuitton, owner of LVMH has agreed to suspend Fenty fashion line

It’s very difficult to camp out in this weather, but we aren’t scared, says one farmer

Writers, academics, and activists believe Marvel should honor Boseman with a new Black Panther

One in every four people in Rajewadi is positive for virus, with police blaming local religious event for the spread

The event was supposed to be Europe's first in-person fair since the outbreak

Photographer Mohamed Azakir thought it was an earthquake when he first felt the ground shaking

The band is trying to block the use of 'You can't always get what you want' at rallies

The show had shut down production in mid-March because of the coronavirus outbreak

The actor plays a broken alcoholic in his new feature

Psychology Professor Elizabeth Loftus, took the stand as an expert witness by defense in Weinstein rape trial

The works were on loan from Switzerland

Director Francesca Gregorini has claimed that Apple's new series 'Servant' is a copy of her film

The alleged incident took place during the shooting of his film 'Les Diables'.

He faces life in prison if convicted on the most serious charge, predatory assault

In conversation with the cast of Seberg; relevance of the movie, working with Stewart and politics in Hollywood

Fans shudder at the news as the singer decides prioritise her family

Priyanka and Nick become the first couple to ever share a style honour in People's Magazine

News organisations say the bots are not intended to displace human reporters or editors

Prosecutors say the two had classified information regarding security operations in Rakhine state

After spending more than a year behind bars despite global outcry over their convictions

Berlin and NZ companies have found higher productivity and reduced burnout with a shorter work week

Myanmar denies allegations genocide and ethnic cleansing, saying security forces were battling terrorists

The appeal cites evidence of a police set-up and lack of proof of a crime

"The government can, if it wants to, end it today," said Clooney at press freedom event on UNGA sidelines

After the British foreign minister, Jeremy Hunt, shows his concern

Military confirms the massacre they were investigating took place and several soldiers were prosecuted and punished