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'I jumped from the death train': Holocaust survivor on his extraordinary escape
It was almost spring, when the Gestapo came for them.
'We were at crisis point': The little-known eating disorder that is on the rise
Cases of a little-known eating disorder called Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID) are increasing, with growing numbers of families struggling to access adequate support, charities say.
Musk urges German far-right supporters to move beyond 'past guilt' in surprise campaign appearance
Elon Musk made a surprise appearance at a far-right campaign event in Germany where he urged supporters to move beyond their "past guilt".
Tech companies 'risk another Southport' if extreme content isn't removed, warns home secretary
Terrorist material viewed by Southport attacker Axel Rudakubana could inspire another atrocity unless tech companies take action, the home secretary has warned.
Holly Willoughby tells of 'tough' year after murder plot: 'There's no way of sugar-coating it'
Holly Willoughby has revealed how a plot to murder her impacted her, saying "nothing can prepare you for something like that".
Tributes paid to university lecturer killed in Plymouth 'who spent her life giving to other people'
Tributes have been paid to a university lecturer who was found seriously injured in Plymouth on Wednesday and later died in hospital.
Freed prisoners greeted as heroes in frenetic Ramallah
Around us, a cacophony of sound - the wails of sirens blended with chants, shouts and revving engines.
Woman becomes world's longest-living recipient of pig organ transplant: 'I feel like superwoman'
A US woman has become the world's longest-living recipient of a pig organ transplant, after living healthily with her new kidney for 61 days.
Gaza's rocky truce tested by delayed release of civilian hostage
Israel had insisted that hostage Arbel Yehoud be released this week.
Storm Herminia to bring heavy rain and gales after 'strongest' storm in decade
Storm Eowyn was "probably the strongest" to hit the UK in at least a decade, according to the Met Office - and in some areas was the most intense in "20 or 30 years".
Boy, 14, charged with murder of schoolboy
A 14-year-old boy has been charged with the murder of a Birmingham schoolboy and six counts of assault, West Midlands Police said.
Photo of King in new tartan released to mark Burns Night
The King's new tartan was showcased in a photo released by the Palace to mark Burns Night.
Bird flu restrictions put in place across all of England and Scotland as cases rise
Restrictions have been placed on the whole of England and Scotland to try to slow the spread of bird flu.
Fired British Museum worker arrested after 'shutting down' museum computer systems
A former British Museum employee has been arrested after allegedly breaking in and shutting down the museum's security and IT systems.
Trump's controversial pick for defence secretary confirmed
Pete Hegseth, Donald Trump's controversial choice for US defence secretary, has been confirmed for the job.
WH Smith in secret talks to sell historic high street arm
WH Smith is in secret talks to sell its entire high street business in Britain more than 230 years after it opened its first shop in central London.
Four female Israeli hostages travel to Israel with IDF after handover in Gaza
Four Israeli soldiers held by Hamas have been released as part of a ceasefire deal that has brought an end to 15 months of brutal fighting in Gaza.
Three teenagers die after car hits tree
Three teenagers have died after a car hit a tree near Wakefield on Friday evening, West Yorkshire Police said.
Trump threatens to 'get rid' of US emergency agency as he tours disaster areas
Donald Trump has visited disaster areas in California and North Carolina and said he is considering "getting rid" of the US Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).
'The reappointment of a dictator by a dictator': Lukashenko set for 7th term as Belarusian president
I'm staring into the eyes of Vladimir Lenin, the Russian revolutionary who founded the Soviet Union.