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Izz al-Din al-Haddad, born 1970, was killed in the attack by Israel. A joint funeral was held on Saturday for Haddad, his wife and their 19-year-old daughter.
The jury failed to reach a unanimous verdict on whether the former Hollywood mogul raped aspiring actress Jessica Mann.
Official results emerged after a month-long count that has led to allegations of fraud in the politically turbulent South American nation.
Liverpool’s Endo and Crystal Palace’s Kamada also make cut as coach Hajime Moriyasu picks best 26 ‘for Japan to win on the world stage’.
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Fighting between Israel and Hezbollah continues in Lebanon as officials hold high-stakes talks ahead of Sunday deadline.
Health Minister Wes Streeting is the first senior minister to quit after days of calls by Labour lawmakers for Starmer to step down.
War in the Middle East and the rising cost of air travel and fuel have pushed many to plan shorter, more local and flexible holidays.
Andriy Yermak was named as an official suspect in a sprawling, multi-episode money-laundering case that has gripped Ukraine for months.
Kyiv bears brunt of deadly two-day attack, days after Putin said that he thought the Ukraine war was coming to an end.
Rescuers hoist final survivor into helicopter with just minutes of fuel remaining as a thunderstorm approached.
The ex-police chief, accused by the ICC of crimes in Duterte’s drug war, is evading arrest over the bloody campaign that killed thousands.
Netanyahu’s office claims a ‘historic breakthrough’, but Abu Dhabi dismisses reports of any clandestine meeting.
Chaos mounted in anticipation of an attempt to arrest Senator Ronald dela Rosa, who is wanted by the International Criminal Court.
According to reports, Health Minister Wes Streeting was preparing to resign as early as Thursday to challenge Starmer.
As rebellion reaches a fever pitch, here’s some names in the frame if Keir Starmer is forced out.
Defence Minister Ahn said the support could include political backing, personnel dispatches and sharing of information and military assets.
Inflationary pressure from rising fuel prices has already knocked down summer travel inquiries by as much as 15 per cent.
The FDA chief’s departure follows weeks of intensifying pressure from powerful Republicans, anti-abortion groups and others.
Customs and Border Protection has received 126,237 applications for reimbursements as of Monday morning.
Trump had threatened that Cuba was ‘next’ after the US military seized the leader of long-time Cuban ally Venezuela earlier this year.
At a meeting of his cabinet, there was no official move to trigger a leadership contest even as three junior ministers quit.
Unlike the Conservative Party, which has a history of getting rid of leaders, Labour does not have that muscle memory. Could that change soon?
EU ministers dismiss proposed role for Gerhard Schroeder, who has cultivated a close relationship with Russia’s president.
Texas lawsuit accuses the streaming giant of improperly collecting users’ data and designing its platform to be addictive.
President pledges to fight misconduct charges after a ruling by the nation’s top court resurrected the scandal.
The charges include attempted assassination of the president, assault on a federal officer and firearms offences.
Home secretary and deputy PM reportedly join calls for a leadership transition as several aides resign.
If more than one third of the lower house backs her impeachment, the Senate will be required to convene a trial with its members as jurors.
The plan aims to enhance family life with improved housing, healthcare and education.
