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Star has taken a break from performing at Caesars Palace due to illness

The club drop into the Premier League’s relegation zone after the sanction

Couy Griffin was removed under constitutional ‘insurrection’ challenge that also threatened Trump’s candidacy

It’s bad for the people within the royal family, it’s bad for taxpayers, and it’s bad for the people speculating on where Kate is

Republican presidential candidate says press only ‘pretending to be shocked’ by his choice of words

Louis Chilton speaks to the star of the outrageous new comedy about making Ethan Coen ‘uncomfortable’, being an Aussie in Hollywood and the need for greater diversity in romcoms

Greek people celebrated "Clean Monday" on 18 March by throwing coloured flour at each other.

Everything you need to know ahead of the championship

British TV is currently overwhelmed by series starring celebrities – among them Gordon Ramsay, Clive Myrie, Keith Lemon and Bradley Walsh – embarking on globetrekking odysseys for free, writes Adam White. When will it stop?

Rishi Sunak said he was focused on improving the economy rather than ‘Westminster politics’ as he insisted his colleagues are behind him

The Canadian comedian made his name playing the hapless dad in the raunchy 1999 comedy ‘American Pie’, and recently won a whole new fanbase with the Emmy award-winning sitcom ‘Schitt’s Creek’. As he returns to once again potter around Europe in the Apple travelogue show ‘The Reluctant Traveller’, he tells Annabel Nugent why comedy was more macho in the 1970s, why he hates leaving home, and why retirement is on the table

Exclusive: The concerned mother revealed that her son was being bullied prior to the attack - and now wants to relocate from the area for their safety

Famine has been declared twice in the past 13 years: in Somalia in 2011 and in parts of South Sudan in 2017

The research from American Express was released as families prepare for getaways during the Easter holidays.

Royal commentators offer their verdict on the latest string of royal crises after alleged public sighting of Kate Middleton

A traditional white home shirt is complement by a unique purple away strip

If you're looking for good food for a March Madness gathering, look no further than sliders

Tourism chief said attractions are ‘recovering well’ from the coronavirus lockdowns

The Prime Minister said a new female-focused investment fund will help the UK become the best place for women starting a business.

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Care won his 101st cap as a replacement in Saturday’s agonising defeat by France in Lyon.

Man-made barriers have been successful in steering the lava away from infrastructure

Haiti's "horrific situation" is "like a scene out of Mad Max", Unicef's executive director has said.

The attack happened when a man made a move on the 19-year-old twins at the deli and they rejected his advances