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Just months on from striking up a romance in the Love Island villa, Ron Hall and Lana Jenkins have reportedly gone their separate ways, but did the former couple hint at trouble in paradise week before their split?

Kerry Katona has opened up about her plans to ditch a huge wedding and keep things between her and her fiancé Ryan Mahoney lowkey – as well as plans to expand their family

The suspicious, white, powdery substance that caused a White House evacuation on Sunday was preliminarily determined to be cocaine, according to dispatch calls

Kate Middleton joined the rest of Wimbledon's Centre Court as they paid a rousing tribute to eight-times champion and her friend Roger Federer, who has retired from the sport

Kieran Hayler shares son Jett, nine, and Bunny, eight, with ex-wife Katie Price, and the couple have been embroiled in a bitter war of words since they split in 2018

Royal Welsh Fusilier Alexander Garms-Rizzi, 21, was deployed to Estonia for NATO's Operation Cabrit when he went AWOL for six months, joining the war in Ukraine

It comes as the Israeli Defence Forces carried out a large scale operation to hunt for Palestinian militants and weapons in the Jenin refugee camp

Russian pop star Julia Volkova looks a world away from her days in T.a.T.u, whose noughties single All The Things She Said was banned from TV for being too provocative

David Beckham has rocked a series of unusual and eye-catching hairstyles over the years, from a buzzcut, to cornrows, to long ponytails and even a mohawk

Russia has refused to provide accurate information as to the amount of its soldiers killed during the gruelling war in Ukraine - but war-watchers predict the number stands at around 200,000

Charles will be presented with the Honours of Scotland - the country’s crown jewels - during a service of thanksgiving and dedication at St Giles’ Cathedral in Edinburgh

Lawyers for Civil Rights filed the suit Monday on behalf of Black and Latino community groups in New England, alleging that Harvard’s admissions system violates the Civil Rights Act

Twitter users have said they have been flocking to Spill, an app created by former Twitter employees. Spill said the app is for 'everyone' but hope to appeal to marginalised groups

Volodymyr Zelensky has called the Russian President "weak" and said the "power he used to have is just crumbling down" in scathing new comments about the Wagner rebellion

Ramzan Kadyrov has responded to rumours he is close to death as a result of kidney or liver problems - and says a peculiar new video is proof "he is still alive"

Greta Gerwig-directed, "Barbie", which stars Margot Robbie, has been banned in Vietnam due to a scene depicting a map that the country says violates its sovereignty

Cheetah Kumbali loves his best friend, Kago, so much that he hasn't noticed he is a different species. The yellow Labrador retriever has shown him the world doesn't need to be a scary place

At least seven Palestinians have died and 28 have been injured in an attack by Israel on the West Bank, with the death toll expected to rise, according to the Palestinian health ministry

Just over a month prior, Drena shared a selection of sweet photos of herself with son Leandro enjoying Mother's Day together

King Charles' private secretary Sir Clive Alderton receives more than double what Camilla's 'right-hand woman' Sophie Densham is paid, the latest Sovereign Grant reports shows

Refugees fleeing the war in Ukraine, who had been homed in Wales, have now been moved 170 miles away after getting jobs and putting their children in school

Ukraine has warned Russian holidaymakers in a terrifying new video that they could be hit by missile and drone strikes if they decide to travel to a popular holiday destination

A woman has shared how colleagues at her new job have been struggling to pronounce her 'short and easy' name and have instead decided to call her something else

The discovery has been hailed "very rare" and the craft are believed to be some of those sent from the UK to the Soviet Union to help fight Nazi Germany when they invaded in 1941

Following their short-lived mutiny, Wagner's squad of war-hardened mercenaries were exiled to neighbouring Belarus, but Russia thinks they may now mount a follow-up attack at the already-battered Crimea Kerch Bridge