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Dozens of whales have died after several pods washed up on the shore of a beach on the Western Australian coast.

Visitors to Venice are being charged to enter the Italian city from today, under a controversial scheme.

Tupac Shakur's estate has threatened to sue Drake and ordered him to delete a track featuring an AI-generated copy of the late rapper's voice.

The windmill blades of the Moulin Rouge, the most famous cabaret club in Paris, have fallen on.

When temperatures hit nearly 22C in parts of England earlier this month, people might have thought that spring had finally sprung.

The SNP has terminated its power-sharing deal with the Scottish Greens following a bitter row over its climbdown on climate targets.

Chaos engulfed campuses across the United States as pro-Palestinian student protests spread to universities across the length and breadth of this country.

Two military horses which bolted and charged through central London are in a "serious condition" and have undergone operations.

A dolphin has been found shot dead on a beach, prompting officials to offer a reward for information.

Military forces in Burkina Faso have been accused of massacring 223 civilians - including babies - in attacks on two villages.

Nestle, the world's biggest packaged food company, has reported a fall in sales after hiking its prices.

Sainsbury's has claimed it is winning over customers from its rivals after reporting higher than expected profits.

More than half of the world's population could be at risk of catching diseases transmitted by mosquitoes such as malaria and dengue by the end of the century, scientists have warned.

The morning after the 2019 general election, Boris Johnson pledged to people in the North East who had voted Conservative for the first time that he and the party would "repay your trust".

Officers who failed to spot a murder victim had been shot could face a misconduct inquiry, a former senior detective has told Sky News.

June gives me a wry smile when I ask her if she trusts politicians. But it soon fades.

A spaceport that hopes to launch the first rockets vertically into orbit from British soil has been given a crucial safety licence.

Deep below Jerusalem, Israeli doctors are preparing for the worst.

Labour will promise to deliver the biggest shake-up to rail "in a generation" by establishing the long-delayed Great British Railways (GBR) organisation and bringing routes back into public ownership.

Police are hunting a prisoner who escaped from guards while at a funeral.

A football agent on trial in London has said it would be a "suicide mission" to threaten someone with the "might" of former Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich behind them.

The drive into the village of Jiljiliya is not what you expect on the West Bank. Imposing mansions line the route, with grand gates and lavish decorations.

John Barnes has been banned as a director after his company failed to pay almost £200,000 in tax.

The parents of an Israeli hostage have told him "we love you, stay strong, survive" after he appeared with part of his arm missing in a video released by Hamas.

The jury in the inquest into the death of a transgender boy, who died from injuries sustained while a mental health patient at Prestwich Hospital, has retired to consider its conclusion.

Devastating flooding has struck east Africa, with extreme rainfall wreaking havoc across several countries.

A 16-year-old boy has been arrested by anti-terrorism police in France after he allegedly said on social media he wanted to "die a martyr" at the Olympic Games in Paris this summer.

This was a trip with two aims: to refocus the world's attention on Ukraine and announce a big boost in defence spending - with an eye, of course, on national security, but also on the general election.

Young girls in the UK drink, smoke and vape more than boys, a major study suggests.

A far-right German politician will continue to run in the upcoming European parliamentary elections despite allegations that his advisor was spying for China.