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Body language expert Judi James has described how the former president showed he was ready for a fight as he arrived at court today as the fraud lawsuit against him begins

Donald Trump has claimed he is the victim of the 'single greatest witch hunt of all time' as he appeared in court in Manhatta, New York today. A judge ruled he committed fraud

This year's Black History Month is the 36th time that it has been observed in the UK, with hundreds of events set to take place to recognise the outstanding contributions of Black women to British society

Victor Amela has always been intrigued by death so decided to hold his own funeral for his 62nd birthday, where he was buried alive for one hour on the farm where he was born

Andy Armstrong, 63, had recently returned from a holiday to the Spanish island when he was egged on by his workmates to go back for a night out without paying for a hotel

In the dead of night on August 24, around 20 soldiers loaded up with guns, grenades and rockets to embark on a daring mission inside occupied Crimea

Here are the symptoms of new Covid Pirola variant that is highly evasive to the immune system and is spreading fast in the UK with it now being found "in most regions"

Meghan Markle has been linked with a vacant Senator's seat following the death of Dianne Feinstein and it's thought Prince Harry could play a key role if she ventures into politics

Keith Channer has lived and worked in the UK for 63 years, but faced horrifying cruelty and racial segregation before being made to 'buy what I was' ahead of the Windrush Scandal

If you’re considering getting some bamboo into your garden, perhaps think again. More invasive than you might think, a gardening expert has described it as an “SAS operative” of the plant world

Many people claim the key to good sex lies in the bedroom, but it might not be quite what you think as researchers have found a link between insomnia and erectile dysfunction

Crops have failed, livestock has perished and as countries around the globe grapple with the impact of the climate crisis, Somalia has endured the worst drought on record

Olympic athlete and reality star Greg O'Shea, who won Love island 2019 alongside Amber Gill, has announced he's taking on his 'biggest challenge' with an Ironman in Barcelona

A car park in Japan has now become a site of national significance - after a 1,400-year-old tomb once belonging to a member of the Japanese elite was discovered under a bush

Married British Airways pilot Mike Beaton was sacked after it came out he had an outrageous night of drink and drug-fuelled debauchery

Despite being 80-years-old the presenter has plenty of work in the pipeline, including a travel documentary to West Africa with the same team that sent him to North Korea and Iraq

The robotic scarecrows, known in Japan as the Monster Wolf, were initially used to stop wild animals intruding on farmland, but authorities are now buying their own to prevent bear attacks on people

The official Royal Family website went down for around 90 minutes on Sunday morning, with Russian hacker KillMilk taking responsibility, posting the supposed takedown was an "attack on paedophiles"

A replacement for Huw Edwards is on the verge of being announced according to BBC insiders after the newsreader was suspended in July following claims he paid cash to a young person in exchange for explicit pictures

Rudy Giuliani's career began in 1970 and as mayor of New York City, he was credited with lowering the crime rates and reforming the city's finances - but his fate has totally changed

Nathaniel Mortley is one of a few Black fine dining chefs in the UK as only six per cent of Michelin-starred restaurants are led by Black and South Asian chefs - he tells us about his culinary journey

Peeking inside the world of 'furries' and 'therians' reveals a man who has spent a small fortune on a realistic dog costume. Becoming an animal is his passion

The bill had to be approved by the Senate by midnight on Saturday, in order to halt a lapse in funding - the bill will keep the government open through November 17 and includes natural disaster aid

Little Nasro, two, is so dehydrated she cannot produce tears. For seven long days her devoted mother Samiro has kept a bedside vigil at a hospital in Mogadishu, Somalia's capital

Somalis have witnessed decades of conflict. The military regime of dictator President Siad Barre was overthrown in 1991 – plunging Somalia into a bloody civil war