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An evocation of Nazism? Of course it was, and of course it wasn't. 

A shock parliamentary election result in Japan has left the country in political limbo, after its ruling coalition suffered a rare defeat with no party winning enough seats to be…

The trial of French film star Gerard Depardieu is set to begin in Paris today on charges of sexually assaulting two women. 

The dusty corridors, broken windows, and locked doors of the apartment block in central Beirut are testament to Lebanon's ongoing economic disaster. 

Sir Chris Hoy has said his "selfless" wife, Sarra, kept her multiple sclerosis (MS) diagnosis a secret as they dealt with his prostate cancer treatment. 

A safari park in Bedfordshire has welcomed a bongo calf, one of the most critically endangered animals on the planet, in what it says is a "major success" for global…

The dramatic iron canopy over Preston Market has been sheltering shoppers for nearly 150 years. 

The Labour government's first budget will embrace the "harsh light of fiscal reality" but "better days are ahead", Sir Keir Starmer will say in a speech on Monday. 

Many airlines urge customers to pay for specific seats in advance or run the risk of being split up - but is this really necessary? 

"As a British taxpayer, would you be happy to contribute towards slave trade reparation?" I ask, on a quiet Sunday morning at Brixton market in south London.