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Tensions between China and Taiwan seem to have reached boiling point, with China simulating precision attacks on key targets in Taiwan, as well as in surrounding waters

The Kardashian-Jenner children had a field day this weekend after they were treated to colourful cakes, hand decorated cookies, and egg-decorating activities for Easter

Leo Dee, 51, discovered his daughters had died and his wife had been seriously injured when he turned on a Google tracking device and reached the Hamra settlement

Telsa billionaire Elon Musk joined thousands in signing an open letter calling for a halt of artificial intelligence - the next day, Microsoft boss Bill Gates penned a blog opposing the demands

Irish singer Niall Horan rapidly rose to fame as a member of One Direction, yet the star has embarked on many different paths since the band went their separate ways

Kim and her children North, Chicago, Saint and Psalm headed to Japan for a family trip, with the family seemingly taking public transport to travel from the airplane to

Two sisters were killed in the occupied West Bank when the car they were in was shot at, after Israel bombed Lebanon and bombarded the Gaza Strip in a massive escalation.

Love Island star Shaughna Phillips candidly shared her pregnancy journey with her supporters, and has now given an insight into her first days as a new mum to her baby girl

Kim Kardashian and daughter North West have shared a TikTok account, but the nine year old has reportedly asked her famous mother for a break from being in the public eye

Recent days has seen yet another uptick in violence in the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine that led to a 30-year-old Italian tourist being killed as a car ploughed into a crowd

Eight Chinese warships and 71 planes, including Shenyang J-16 jet fighters, flew across the middle line of the strait that separates Taiwan from the mainland

Unprecedented massive web problems hit large regions across Siberia and the Russian Far East, and spanned many of Vladimir Putin’s 11 zones

Artist Andrei Molodkin is selling copies of blood-soaked Prince Harry's Spare after the Royal said he'd killed 25 people while serving in Helmand, Afghanistan

Kim Kardashian told her fans that she is having no days off working out as she takes a trip to Japan

The Nabataens, who were skilled merchants and traders, could read and write but, unlike other ancient civilisations such as Egyptians, they only left a few scraps of written testimonies

Kanye West runs a private Christian prep school and has been accused of violating health and safety rules

Emily Ratajkowski has broken her silence on the rumoured romance with Harry Styles following their steamy kiss in Tokyo, admitting 'things just happen'

Veterans who served during the Troubles told how they fear a return to terrorism, and police warned of new dissident threats over the Easter period

A 30-year-old man from Italy was killed and four other people are receiving medical treatment for mild to moderate injuries after a car rammed into a group of people and flipped over in Tel Aviv, Israel

S Club 7 star Paul Cattermole was found dead at his home in Dorset yesterday at the age of 46, with pop fans and famous friends taking to social media to mourn the loss of the singer

It's just two inches long, but the creatures grow to around 16in long as adults, with a head so big in relation to their body that it cannot be retracted into their shell

Kate reportedly told a senior royal that the joint walkabout in Windsor - which saw her, Prince William, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle come together - was one of the hardest things she had to do

Two sisters, one aged 15 and the other in her 20s, were killed when their car was attacked on Friday near the Hamra settlement, about 30 miles north of Jerusalem. Their mother was seriously injured

The 46-year-old singer died at the age of 46 just weeks after S Club 7 revealed their plans for a reunion tour

Russia today formally charged Wall Street Journal journalist, Evan Gershkovich, with espionage after he was detained on Wednesday, March 29