79 minutes ago Ruth Langsford shares footage of mother's agonising injuries after fall left her hospitalised

Ruth Langsford has been keeping her fans updated on her mother's recovery after she fell over earlier this month and was rushed to hospital with a fractured pelvis

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93 minutes ago King waves to well wishers as he leaves Sandringham annual Christmas church service

King Charles cut a happy figure as he was pictured leaving an annual Christmas church service in Sandringham as he was seen giving a wave to well-wishers months on from his cancer diagnosis

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93 minutes ago Antiques Roadshow star abruptly halts BBC show as he demands guest 'goes home'

A guest on the Antiques Roadshow was shocked to learn how much his items was worth as expert urged him to 'go home' to look for more

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2 hours ago Middle East crisis: families scavenging for food scraps in Khan Younis, says Unrwa

‘Every day we see people scavenging through trash looking for food or material to burn for warmth,’ says UN agency spokespersonTurkey’s foreign minister, Hakan Fidan, has met with Syria’s de facto leader Ahmed al Sharaa - also known as Abu Mohammed al-Golan - in Damascus, Turkey’s foreign ministry has said. No further details were provided. Fidan said yesterday that Turkey will do “whatever it takes” to ensure its security if the new Syrian administration cannot address Ankara’s concerns about US-allied Kurdish groups it views as terrorist groups (see post at 10.32 for more details). Fidan also said that the Islamist group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, led by al Sharaa and which swept into Damascus to topple Assad early this month, had “excellent cooperation” with Ankara in the battle against Islamic State and al-Qaeda in the past through intelligence sharing.Here are some of the latest images sent to us over the newswires from Gaza: Continue reading...

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2 hours ago Oleksandr Usyk issues 'blind' response to complaints about Tyson Fury win

The Ukrainian picked up his second win in a row against Tyson Fury on Saturday, but has hit out at one individual following concerns about the scorecards

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2 hours ago King welcomed Chinese financier deemed security risk by Nato ally to Scottish country estate

Charles is reported to have looked into a deal to help his charity with Kenny Song, a Beijing-based businessman with links to state-owned companies

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2 hours ago Christmas dessert warning over 'harmful' hack that could damage your health

Experts have issued a health warning over a potentially dangerous fridge trick that has been doing the rounds on social media - and it could ruin your festive treats

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3 hours ago Oleksandr Usyk settles Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua debate once and for all

The Ukrainian heavyweight king weighed in on the topic after he defeated the 'Gypsy King' for the second time in his career in Riyadh on Saturday night

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3 hours ago Tyson Fury showed one 'red flag' ahead of Usyk bout that 'suggested he would lose'

Body language expert Judi James believes Tyson Fury displayed a red flag that suggested he would lose his fight to Oleksandr Usyk during their rematch in Riyadh

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3 hours ago Syria has been liberated from Russia and Iran – but outsiders still threaten its new freedom | Robin Yassin

After the fall of the Assad regime, the country now faces challenges from Turkey, Israel and the enmity of the westRobin Yassin-Kassab is co-author of Burning Country: Syrians in Revolution and War and English editor of the Isis Prisons MuseumThe liberation of Syria was long hoped for, but unexpected. Over the past weeks, Syrians have experienced the full range of human emotions, with the exception of boredom. On the first two Assad-free Fridays, millions of celebrants swelled the streets to chant and sing and speak formerly forbidden truths. There was a huge presence of women, who had been less visible during the years of war. Relatives are meeting again and assuaging their pain as hundreds of thousands return from the camps of exile.At the same time, millions are having to accept at last that their loved ones have been tortured to death. It now appears that most of the 130,000 lost in Bashar al-Assad’s prisons (a bare minimum figure) are dead. Dozens of mass graves have already be...

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