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14 killed and at least three injured after explosion destroys bus in Syria

At least 14 people have been killed after an explosion destroyed a bus in the Syrian capital of Damascus.

Water Tank Tsunami

When a large water-storage tank on an avocado plantation in Torrox suddenly ruptured, over a million litres of water swept down the hillside.

What is the Mancomunidad?

You will have seen the term mancomunidad used often in our articles but who they are and what they do is probably not that clear.

Gaming giant that owns Candy Crush and Call Of Duty sacks more than 20 employees after harassment claims

Video games giant Activision Blizzard has fired a number of employees following sexual harassment and discrimination allegations.

'Women have no confidence in police' - campaigners want all forces to record incidents of misogyny

Campaigners are calling for all police forces to record hate crimes against women - a move the prime minister has said would put an extra burden on officers.

Haiti gang demand $17m ransom for release of kidnapped American and Canadian missionaries

A ransom of $1m (£720,000) is being demanded for each of the 17 American and Canadian missionaries kidnapped in Haiti.

The most-played song at funerals - and some of the most controversial music requests made this year

You'll Never Walk Alone has overtaken Frank Sinatra's My Way as the most-played funeral song, new figures suggest.

Cabinet minister rules out another lockdown as PM is urged to enforce 'Plan B' COVID restrictions

Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng has insisted there will not be another national lockdown after an NHS leader warned the PM that 'Plan B' coronavirus restrictions must be enforced immediately to prevent the UK "stumbling into a winter crisis".

Adverts for British Gas and almond milk in hot water for being misleading

Adverts for British Gas have been banned for being misleading.

Doctor Who star Jodie Whittaker says she will be 'filled with grief' after leaving the show

Jodie Whittaker said she was "crying her eyes out" during her final days on the Doctor Who set.

Hair discrimination should be designated as a form of racism, campaigners and MPs say

A group of MPs and campaigners have urged the equality watchdog to publish guidance that would designate hair discrimination as a form of racism.

Netflix hails 'mind-boggling' success of Squid Game as subscriber growth beats expectations

Netflix has hailed the "mind-boggling" success of Korean hit Squid Game as it posted better than expected subscriber growth and pencilled in a further acceleration over coming months.

Stunning pictures show inside otherworldly ice caves appearing in the Austrian Alps

Glaciers will melt at a fast rate and eventually vanish completely if climate change is not halted, scientists have warned.

UK reports highest daily number of COVID deaths since March as a further 43,738 cases recorded

The UK has recorded 223 COVID-related deaths within 28 days of a positive test in the biggest daily jump since early March.

How would Plan B tackle rising coronavirus cases - and when could it come into force?

As UK coronavirus cases continue to rise and leading figures warn about NHS capacity, the government may soon come under pressure to start rolling out its Plan B to tackle the virus this winter.