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Former Afghanistan governor Ata Mohammed Noor details the hardships a harsh winter has bought to Afghanistan and what the international community must do to stop a repeat next year

The ex-Bournemouth attacker had agreed a move to Everton last weekend only to complete a late U-turn

Campaigners want England to follow Holyrood’s lead and ban ‘trail-hunting’

Jeff Zients made a fortune in the private sector before leading the government’s Covid response. Andrew Feinberg reports on the former management consultant’s next big assignment: White House chief of staff

The late Grant Wahl will be honored with this year’s Colin Jose Media Award, given to journalists who made long-term contributions to soccer in the United States

The federal government is reinstating restrictions on road-building and logging on the country’s largest national forest in southeast Alaska

A huge new commuter rail terminal built in caverns beneath New York City’s landmark Grand Central Terminal received its first regular passenger trains Wednesday

Spain’s interior ministry says one person has been killed and another severely injured in an attack carried out by a person with a bladed weapon at a church in the southern city of Algeciras

Federal prosecutors have dropped an immigration charge against an Afghan soldier who’s been detained for months after he was arrested trying to cross the Mexico border in an attempt to seek asylum in the U.S. as he fled the Taliban in his home country

Lord Winston told Parliament he was ‘very concerned’ that the use of this technology could have unintended consequences.

The WWE wrestler was previously engaged to John Cena, before marrying her current husband Artem Chigvintsev

Officers from Police Scotland pulled a car over on the A9 near Perth on Tuesday.

New York’s attorney general says Madison Square Garden may be violating anti-bias laws with its practice of barring lawyers from firms involved in litigation against MSG from its venues including Radio City Music Hall and the Garden itself

Russian and Belarusian athletes will have to compete under a neutral flag at the 2024 Olympics.

A board meeting took place on Wednesday following Aberdeen’s shock cup loss.

The girls spent the night freezing on a lakeside porch, but found help the following morning

A woman’s luggage was delayed after flying United Airlines, only to discover her bag had taken a joyride to McDonald’s

Rory McIlroy was silent as he answered a reporter’s question on whether he could see himself mending his relationship with Patrick Reed.

“I couldn’t open my eyes because if I did I’d start throwing up because I was so dizzy”

Madison Brooks alleged rape and subsequent death have sparked outrage in the community of Baton Rouge, with fellow LSU students, mothers and the university’s president demanding justice for the student, Andrea Blanco and Rachel Sharp report

The IOC made clear it wants Russians to compete at tParis 2024 as neutral athletes

Matt Hancock was confronted by a member of the public on the London Underground on Tuesday, 24 January.

A young Lewis Capaldi fan had an adorable reaction to seeing her favourite musician take to the stage in Glasgow.

Britishvolt collapsed into administration a week ago, making the majority of its roughly 300 workers redundant.

Oliver Mailey was given a minimum 16-year-term for the murder of Abel-Jax Mailey, who was just eight weeks old