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In the four years after she discovered her husband had been drugging her and inviting strangers into their home to rape her, Gisèle Pelicot liked to walk to clear her head.

Striding through the countryside alone, she would throw the questions that tormented her to the wind: “Dominique, how could …

Here’s a festive quiz for all the family.

Is Prince Andrew:

a) Thicker than a fig pudding?

b) Greedier than Scrooge?

c) More puffed-up than grandad after a plate of sprouts? Or:

d) All of the above, plus a threat to national security who has cavorted with a suspected spy …

Three hundred twenty-four. That was the score Mary Louis was given by an AI-powered tenant screening tool. The software, SafeRent, didn’t explain in its 11-page report how the score was calculated or how it weighed various factors. It didn’t say what the score actually signified. It just displayed Louis’s number …

Earlier this week, the UK chancellor, Rachel Reeves, said she was hoping talks in the new year could lead to an

extensive “reset”

The remarks were seized on by leave supporters who fear a betrayal of the referendum vote, while others argue Reeves won’t …

A woman who was injured when a Christmas fairground ride “crashed to the ground” in Birmingham city centre has described the moment it plummeted.

Two women were taken to hospital after the City Star Flyer ride

“failed and crashed” in Centenary Square on Thursday evening

Israeli attacks have killed dozens of people in Gaza, including children, Palestinian health officials reported, as the region is gripped by food shortages and fears of famine.

The attacks were launched hours after the UN general assembly overwhelmingly approved a resolution

demanding an immediate ceasefire in Gaza

The streets of Damascus have been filled with celebrations since Bashar al-Assad fled to Russia last Sunday in the face of an unexpected rebel offensive, ending more than 50 years of his family’s brutal rule over Syria. But at a public funeral for Mazen al-Hamadah – before his disappearance in …

Tens of thousands of people sheltering on Gaza’s exposed Mediterranean coastline face harsh winter conditions with inadequate shelter, food and fuel, as temperatures plunge in the devastated territory and a series of storms destroy their makeshift tents.

In recent weeks, bad weather has forced hundreds living in the coastal strip …

The controversial US commentator Candace Owens has been granted a visa to enter New Zealand after the government stepped in and reversed Immigration New Zealand’s earlier rejection of her application.

The far-right influencer and podcast host, who has advanced conspiracy theories and antisemitic rhetoric, including minimising Nazi medical experiments in …

Warning: this article contains descriptions of alleged rape and sexual assault

Dominique Pelicot called himself a family man. He liked cycling in the French countryside on a Sunday, he took his son and grandson to football matches, and he was good at celebrating birthdays.

“My parents had this …