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My two-year hell in Putin prison: Woman reveals rape terror, and how she was starved, frozen and psychologically tortured... because of an anti-war sticker
When Putin launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, starting a deadly conflict that rages on today, Aleksandra 'Sasha' Skochilenko knew she had to do something.
Botham reopens war of words with Stokes over Ashes
Ian Botham has reopened his spat with fellow all-rounder Ben Stokes over his retirement and the recent Ashes debacle.
A schoolgirl, 14, found in undergrowth, a rugby player slain with a zombie knife and a grandfather, 74, beaten to death - the brutal killings turning rural county into murder capital of Wales
The former mining community in Gwent has long prided itself on its close-knit character. Home to fewer than 5,000 people, it's the kind of place where everyone knows everyone.
Tragedy as man dies in Prestwich house fire
A man was rescued from the property, but later died in hospital, police have said
Pope Leo is cheered by thousands of people in St Peter's Square as he leads prayer service after lung cancer surgery
The pontiff appeared at the window of his Apostolic Palace to choruses of 'Viva il papa! (Hooray for the pope!)' before rounding off a tough week by giving his first Angelus prayer since leaving hospital.
Islamic terrorist who came to Britain on small boat and can't be deported over concerns that HIS life would be in danger is spotted shopping in the King's local Co-op
Iraqi Mohammed Yaseen was a member of the Al Qaeda group that beheaded Briton Ken Bigley, later joining Isis and a unit that carried out beheadings and mass executions.
'Loud bang' heard as residents left without power after incident in Rochdale
The loss of power affected residents in Newhey
Pair of Chinese imperial 'soldier' vases worth £150,000 that have stood in country home for decades go on auction
The blue and white porcelain vases, which stand one-metre tall, are believed to date back to the Kangxi period in 18th century China.
Dianne Buswell supported by Joe Sugg as fans spot 'top tier' move on Strictly with Will Best
Strictly Come Dancing fans saw Will Best and Dianne Buswell share an emotional moment before pulling off an epic routine
Police issue update after boy, 14, stabbed in Arndale Centre car park
No arrests have been made
