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It could kill as many people as the 2009 'swine flu' pandemic

Officials say the search through the wreckage in Brooklyn could go on for days as it's unknown how many people could be trapped

Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy is expected to meet industry leaders next week and warn that ministers could intervene if changes aren't made

Artur Tsybikov says he will slaughter five camels every month as part of a ritual intended to bring an end to the war with Ukraine

Donald Trump Jr. criticised the British justice system over Brand's conviction, claiming he was singled out

It is alleged that there are 'multiple, multiple victims'

The judge did not class Brand as a 'dangerous offender', which will affect how long he serves in prison

He issued an emotional update earlier this year

Investigators say the animals exhibited 'very rare' behaviour

Ross Elder, Ellen Ellis, James Spicer, and Matthew Montgomery never left Earth during their NASA experiment

Researchers said there is 'credible evidence' of the long-term impact vaping has on the lungs

She explained how the technique enabled the target to become 'hooked' on her and 'unable to become aroused from another female partner'

She claimed she felt 'pressured to share a bed with him' when he offered to let her stay with him

The 41-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of offences under the National Security Act 2023 yesterday

The former POTUS also claims Trump once told him something that left him 'too stunned to respond'

The Duchess of Sussex's dad was ordered to wear an electronic monitoring device as a condition of his release after being arrested last week

Brits have been urged to prepare for power outages which could be 'critically difficult' for some

There is a potential link to a rare and serious condition that can cause blindness, according FDA

The public will not need to take any action, but it is preparing them for what could happen when they are required in an emergency

Apprentice jockey Izzy Neale died after becoming dislodged from her horse