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The prism-shaped tents use body heat to raise the temperature inside to 5C - even when it is as cold as -16C outside - and have been handed to 1,200 rough sleepers by nearly 40 charities

After Defence Secretary Grant Shapps warned that we are now moving 'from a post-war to a pre-war world', we look at the warning signs that could mean WW3 is near

The BBC is reportedly keen to hold talks with Huw Edwards about his future following his suspension due to allegedly paying for explicit photos of a teenager, although nothing unlawful took place

Helena Christensen was among the guests at the latest circuit event in the motorsport world championship Formula E this weekend, with it having been held in Saudi Arabia

Al-Qassam Brigades has sent a chilling message to families of Israeli hostages being held in Gaza - warning they should be prepared to hear news of their deaths if Israel continues bombing the strip

Dr Martin Stern, who survived concentration camps at Westerbork and Theresienstadt, spoke to mark Holocaust Memorial Day, which remembers the killing of six million Jews

Pentagon documents show nuclear warheads would be housed at RAF Lakenheath in Suffolk as US and British military chiefs express fears over a war with Putin's Russia

Scientists have found a potential link between drinking tea and living a longer life as well as showing anti-agening benefits - but it's all down to how much you consume

Superdry experienced a poor Christmas, business experts say, and now is reportedly assessing restructuring options, which may result in job losses and store closures

Donald Trump has claimed to lose "15, maybe 20lbs" as he is "too busy to eat", prompting fears for his health as medical experts claim the weight loss could be a sign of over-exertion

The United Nations Agency for Palestinians recently was accused of having several staff members who were involved in Hamas' October 7 attack on Israel - leading to a number of nations pausing funding for the body

Insect bites may be small in some cases, but they can be fatal for crops and humans because of their ability to carry killer diseases and destroy food which humans need to survive

Forecasters anticipate Sahara dust, which has been spilling out of west Africa and over the Atlantic, to fall across the UK within the next few days, leaving a trail of grime

The 38-year-old man, known only as Alexander, asked his wife to film him as he jumped into the frozen Chortomlyk River in Ukraine’s Dnipropetrovsk region - but the stunt took a turn for the worst

Tedros Ghebreyesus, director-general of the World Health Organisation (WHO), has urged countries to sign on to its pandemic treaty by May in order to fight the globe's "common enemy".

Mount Vernon Arsenal in Alabama was built by the US Army during the 1820s and active for more than a century but was slammed for forcing manual labour upon its vulnerable patients

Tattoo artists have pinpointed tattoos they don't really like inking and that they find tedious – and many are ones that have been made popular by celebrities

John Falcon, the lucky man from Puerto Rico, was 43-years-old when he became the single-largest winner in the city's history in 1999

WARNING UPSETTING DETAILS: Sara Khreis told of the final moments she spent with her mother, Hala, 57, as the family fled their home in the al-Rimal neighborhood in Gaza City before she was gunned down in the street

In a separate civil fraud trial, Trump has been accused of dramatically over-inflating his net-worth, which is sure to take a hit following a court order he pays $83.3million

Donald Trump took to his truth Social, his personal social media platform, where he branded the case a 'Biden Directed Witch Hunt" and vowed to appeal

Kevin Cuthbert was shocked to discover the baby crocodile gecko in his bag of Scotch bonnet chillies from his local Asda in Llandudno and named him after the frozen vegetables he came in

A family celebrated the one-year anniversary of separating conjoined twins Jamie and Amie Finley, who are now thriving toddlers after the surgery at Cook Children’s Medical Center in Fort Worth, Texas

Marlin Luanda, which is owned by London-based Oceonix Services, was targeted by Houthi, Yemen naval forces, about 55 nautical miles southeast of the Yemeni port of Aden

Figures released by the Government show 80% of the lions shot by Britons were bred to be killed in enclosed fields in what is known as ‘"canned hunting"