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Afghan citizens who fled the country with American assistance after the US’s chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan remain stranded in third countries, new documents shared exclusively with the Guardian suggest, some at prison-like facilities and many with no clarity about their prospects for resettlement.

US officials won’t say exactly how many …

The Princess of Wales has visited the hospital where she was treated for cancer to thank staff and meet patients in what palace aides called an important moment in her “personal journey”.

During her unannounced visit to the Royal Marsden in London, Catherine shared her shock at her own diagnosis …

A man has appeared in court charged with the attempted murder of a nurse at Royal Oldham hospital.

Roman Haque, 37, was charged with attempted murder and possession of a bladed article, after an incident in the hospital’s acute medical unit on Saturday night.

During a five-minute hearing at Manchester …

Britain has banned imports of German pork, lamb, beef and dairy products to prevent foot-and-mouth disease spreading to the UK after a case of the disease was confirmed last Friday on the outskirts of Berlin.

As well as prohibiting imports of ham, bacon, salami and cheese, the measure bans the …

Fifteen bodies have been brought out of an illegal goldmine in South Africa and 44 people have been taken out alive since Monday, after police blocked supplies of food, water and medicine to the workers underground in October in an attempt to force them out.

On Thursday, a letter brought …

Labour ministers have effectively determined there is no human rights concern that could justify halting the sale of F-35 fighter jet parts that could be used by Israel in Gaza, according to a legal submission from two campaign groups.

Lawyers representing the NGOs Al-Haq and Global Legal Action Network (GLAN) …

Good morning. In a grinding war where significant changes at the front are hard to discern,

a video released by Ukraine on Sunday

Ronnie O’Sullivan has called his withdrawal from this year’s Masters event “a nightmare decision”, adding that he “lost the plot” and broke his cue in half before dropping out of last week’s Championship League.

Speaking in his role as a pundit on Eurosport,

O’Sullivan said

Fifteen months into

the war in Gaza

At least 1.9 million people – or …

UK ministers have committed to creating a National Data Library for building artificial intelligence models, as part of an

AI action plan

The library will be comprised of state-controlled data, with at least five “high-impact” public datasets being compiled. The prime minister, Keir Starmer, indicated on Monday …