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Professor Vladimir Khavinson, who was the director of the St Petersburg Institute of Bioregulation and Gerontology, has died suddenly aged 77 in a massive blow to Russian dictator Vladimir Putin

Russian citizens tell of their harrowing journeys to flee the country to avoid being drafted to Putin’s sprawling army - as its war against Ukraine continues

Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, was left out of Sandhurst’s guide to its most notable alumni, which means he joins outcasts such as fascist leader Sir Oswald Mosley and Waffen-SS Officer Benson Freeman

The shotgun-wielding robber, who has terrorised wealthy householders, continues to evade police despite being the target of a manhunt for six years

Mike Sadler was one of the original SAS rogues who fought Nazis behind enemy lines, outnumbered and outgunned, he once escaped capture from German troops and trekked 100-miles across the desert to safety

Jordan McSweeney, who brutally murdered Zara Aleena in 2022 after a sickening nine minute attack, was allegedly caught having sex with a female prison officer at HMP Belmarsh

British medic Katherine Mielniczuk, 26, who served on the Ukrainian frontlines has been found dead in her bed on Christmas Eve, with the Special Operations Forces alumni confirmed dead

YouTuber Justin Agustin has shared what he claims is a military-grade hack to learn how to drop off to sleep easily and once mastered will work in just two minutes - any time, anywhere

Mia Holland-McCormack was killed on Boxing Day after she left home just before the storm in Australia. A search party found her unresponsive five hours later

The former USWNT goalkeeper has become a Homeless World Cup champion and is bidding to put an end to one of the world's widest-reaching human issues as a legacy to her late father

One man said five of his family members were trapped under the rubble, including his two-month-old baby, after the Israeli military struck a refugee camp on Christmas Eve

Given to Russia, stolen by the Nazi's and searched for by the KGB, the history of one of the modern world's most valuable lost treasures reads like a spy novel

Ethan Hertweck, from California, was serving as a combat medic in the war-torn Donetsk region, when he was killed while trying to rescue a fellow soldier during a battle with Russian soldiers

Ukrainian troops battling Russian invaders and the sub-zero winter temperatures have issued a desperate plea as they fear the Israel-Hamas war has distracted attention from their cause

The Colorado Supreme Court ruled that Donald Trump was to be struck off the ballot citing a post-Civil War era clause in the Constitution that was meant to stop Confederates holding office

A crucial oil storage in Guinea exploded on Monday destroying infrastructure nearly a mile away and leaving hundreds of people injured in addition to the eighteen people who died

Partners of enlisted men are demanding Putin end the slaughter he triggered two years ago when he invaded Ukraine amid an upsurge in anti-war protest in Russia

Dwight Pile-Gray saw his 16-year British Army career come to an end following a row at Wellington Barracks in which he was accused of "playing the race card" after he was refused entry

Former Marine Jon White is refusing to let his experience in Afghanistan where a Taliban bomb made him a triple-amputee get in the way of becoming an Olympic champion

Lib Dem Foreign Affairs Spokesperson Layla Moran explains the harrowing situation her extended family members find themselves in

Jack Johnson, 10, was one of four boys who died in a frozen lake in Solihull last year after feeding the ducks and skimming stones. His dad has now spoken out for the first time

The blast ripped through the room on Friday at Keretsky village in the Transcarpathian region - the man is seen entering the meeting late and standing by the door during a heated discussion

Meanwhile, the Palestinian president met with United States officials to discuss postwar arrangements for Gaza that could include reactivating Palestinian security forces driven out by Hamas in its 2007 takeover of the territory

As global unease spreads over the rising death toll in Gaza the IDF announced it had killed three people held hostage by Hamas after mistaking them for enemy fighters

Israeli forces accidentally shot dead three hostages snatched by Hamas militants at the start of the conflict during fighting in Gaza on Friday, who the IDF believe may have been abandoned by their captors