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The Fight Against Chevron’s Destruction of the Amazon Is Back On

Chevron made environmental lawyer Steven Donziger a corporate prisoner. Now free, he’s working with indigenous communities to make the oil giant pay.

Italy earthquakes live: Tsunami warning after 12 quakes and Sicily evacuations

A series of 12 earthquakes have struck off the coast of Sicily, triggering a tsunami warning.

France to deploy 70,000 police on Saturday to prevent civil unrest

Security forces to include elite units usually used for counter-terrorism after worst street violence in years

Oil spill washes up on UAE beaches after tanker strike

An oil spill from a tanker attacked near the Strait of Hormuz is spreading along the United Arab Emirates (UAE) coastline, forcing the closure of some beaches and coastal areas.

Meghan's eight-year rift with estranged father as he faces probe

When Thomas Markle first entered the public eye a decade ago, living in a down-at-heel coastal Mexican town, he seemed an unusual prospective guest at a royal wedding.

Andy Burnham hints at Shabana Mahmood migration U-turn as Cabinet revolt rocks Labour

The Home Secretary is now consulting on plans to increase the period from five to 15 years, backdated to apply to anyone arriving from 2021 onwards.

Home distillers rejoice as US Supreme Court considers whether moonshine

Wyoming mechanic and amateur moonshiner Geno Stecks proudly details the modifications he's made at his two-bedroom home to facilitate his hobby of distilling liquor in his own home.

Charissa Thompson aims brutal dig at ex-husbands on live TV coverage

The brutal comment came while Thompson was on duty for Amazon Prime Video for their coverage of the Chicago Bears' 30-24 win over the New England Patriots.

Ex-FBI officials hit with criminal case in Hunter Biden laptop saga

The former senior FBI officials were charged with lying to Congress about their involvement in the FBI's investigations into Hunter Biden.

'World's oldest international stadium' under threat after new sport conversion

The site of the world's oldest purpose-built international football stadium is under threat, with locals fighting to save the historic ground from commercial use.

Father Convicted of Molesting Girl Through Seat Gap on JetBlue Flight

Jonathan Alan Lefman, 48, has been convicted of one count of abusive sexual contact while in the special aircraft jurisdiction after he fondled a 17-year-old girl on a JetBlue flight.

Wine & spirits to go up in price in Labour tax squeeze, warns drinks boss

WINE and spirits are being hit by a tax squeeze pushing up prices and driving down sales, a major industry body warned.