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The King sending his good wishes has raised eyebrows as Jong–un is a brutal dictator who represses his citizens, denies them freedom of movement and causes starvation

The funeral home was once owned by a Vietnam war veteran and dad-of-three who became a pillar of the community on his return and was one of the first African-Americans to serve on the city council in South Carolina

Joe Biden was speaking at a press conference in the Vietnamese capital of Hanoi after two days at the G20 summit in New Delhi, India, when he was pressed about China's relationship with the US

The 15-year-old suspect who is a member of Vladimir Putin's Russian youth army wounded three school staff during the rampage, and the relative of a student, it is alleged

A woman who bent down to stroke a dog suffered horrific injuries as the animal leapt at her face and bit a chunk out of her cheek, but the animal had a history of aggression, a court heard

Rose O'Leary-Hall passed away on September 4 - just a day before she was due to start school - after undergoing surgery to repair a heart defect

If caught early it is very treatable and charity bosses have urged men to be aware of the tell-tale signs to halt it in its tracks. The illness has no symptoms until it puts pressure on the urethra

Battersea's canine behaviourist dismisses the UK's banned breeds list and explains how you can determine if a dog is actually a threat to humans with certain cues

Prince Harry was spotted taking in the action from the track and field events on day three of the Invictus Games ahead of wife Meghan Markle joining him at the event in the German city of Dusseldorf

A new Covid variant, BA.2.86 has caught the attention of scientists due to its high number of mutations, prompting health chiefs to bring forward the autumn booster vaccine programme

Johannes Radebe, famously in Strictly Come Dancing's first ever same-sex coupling, says he was bullied relentlessly at school for his flamboyance

Vitaly Brizhatiy is now in exile and revealed how warmonger Putin and his cronies have seaside palaces next to each other and undertake lavish security operations when they move around the country

The historic project is considered one of the biggest mysteries in royal history and would need the monarch's consent to go ahead. Thankfully, keen historian King Charles is said to be 'supportive' of the work

After a successful launch of the Invictus Games in Germany, a body language expert has claimed Prince Harry showed "a small desire to self-protect behind the outward signals of confidence and enthusiasm"

A toy company has issued a recall of over 85,000 chairs in the US after they recorded multiple infants' injuries. They have said there is no need to return the chairs and they can be easily fixed.

The Duke of Sussex is currently in Germany for his bi-annual Invictus Games and took part in the country's version of Match of the Day but failed to score any points and had to take part in forfeit

The quake was the strongest to hit the nation’s centre in more than a century and many people are feared to still be trapped under the rubble deep in the Atlas Mountains, including holidaymakers that are still missing

Katie Price has revealed how she plans to 'bring back her empire' after she was declared bankrupt in 2019 over her Mucky Mansion and she discusses her mental health

Hurricane Lee is still a raging Category 4 storm, but debates have sprung up as to whether or not it will batter the US East Coast or not. It's trajectory is in question

A powerful earthquake centred in Morocco’s High Atlas mountains has killed more than 2,000 people as buildings collapsed and people have fled with more shocks expected to hit

A Russian political analyst claims Yevgeny Prigozhin survived the plane crash thought to have killed him and his top commanders and is now lying low in an island paradise

WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT Inmates at Gitarma prison in Rwanda are forced to walk through their own faeces due to sewage problems and are left standing due to overcrowding

Customs agents were left gobsmacked after discovering a woman at Futian Port in China had tried to traffic five bags worth of lizards inside her bra

Villages have been flattened, streets have become rivers of rubble and relatives desperately search for lost loved ones after Morocco's most powerful earthquake in 120 years

Rebecca Calvert and friend Hilary Mckegney, who were on holiday in Marrakech, have not been in touch with loved ones since Morocco's most powerful quake in 120 years hit