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The Kenyan villagers surprised by falling satellite debris heralding a new year full of surprises.

Fabriccio and Lucía run the only fully equipped film lab in Central America

A businessman was shot dead in India 100 years ago. Then, a sensational tale unfolded.

Families tell of their lost loved ones as a new film stirs up memories of Brazil under military rule.

Young male gamers in South Korea thought it resembled a gesture used to poke fun at the size of men’s penises.

Young male gamers in South Korea thought it resembled a gesture used to poke fun at the size of men’s penises.

LGBT veterans forced out of the military look to the future, 25 years on from the ban being repealed.

Jack Smith's exit comes amid a dispute over his report into Donald Trump's handling of classified documents.

The Tory leader's call follows allegations about properties linked to her family in Bangladesh.

Anthony Joshua calls for a long-awaited fight with British rival Tyson Fury to happen in 2025.

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola says he will not stand in right-back Kyle Walker's way if he decides to leave this month.

Germany's foreign minister accused Moscow of "deploying a fleet of rusty tankers" to avoid sanctions.

Two trams collide at the French city's main train station, a prefecture spokesperson says.

Aziz Ziriat's family say they are devastated as his phone case is found by search teams in the Dolomites.

Aziz Ziriat's family say they are devastated as his phone case is found by search teams in the Dolomites.

One of the most notable characters in this year's series of Traitors appears in Leicester Square.

The Chancellor defends her visit to Beijing.

President Zelensky says the two men are receiving "necessary medical assistance".

Relatives in Hungary urged people not to spread "unfounded rumours" about the disappearance of Eliza and Henrietta Huszti .

The UK's coldest January night in 15 years saw temperatures in northern Scotland drop to -18.9C.