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Ecuador’s attorney general’s office has confirmed that incinerated bodies found on Christmas Eve belong to the four children missing since early December, in a case posing a severe challenge to President Daniel Noboa’s “war on drugs”.

The four boys – all black, aged between 11 and 15, and residents of …

The burglar who stole £10m worth of jewellery in one of

Britain’s biggest ever heists

Police are hunting for the suspect, described as a “lone wolf”, after …

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25 December

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A brimming biscuit tin and a warm welcome – this is how an Englishman found his home in Wales, 30 December

In the days leading up to Christmas, stout-lovers were left reeling from a nationwide

shortage of Guinness

Supermarkets remain at risk of running out due to customers’ …

In the summer of 2020, as the Covid-19 pandemic upended economies around the world, an obscure US software firm decided to diversify. MicroStrategy, whose head office is situated next to a shopping mall and metro station in Tysons Corner, Virginia, had decided the steady business of “software as a service” …

Yuriy Bengus, a biologist, surveyed a scene of destruction. The Zhuravli forest, on the northern edge of Ukraine’s second city, Kharkiv, was a blackened mess. Rooks cawed from burned pine trees and hopped between stumps. A dead bird lay in an abandoned military dugout. War was down the road. From …

Parliament could become the next “Notre Dame inferno”, a former Commons leader has warned, as it was confirmed proposals for a

multi-billion restoration

Lord Peter Hain, the former Commons leader who was a cabinet minister under Tony Blair, …

China’s economy

Using his annual address to the nation, Xi sought …

Israel’s pattern of sustained attacks on Gaza’s hospitals and medical workers has brought the coastal strip’s healthcare system to the brink of “total collapse”, according to a report by the UN’s human rights office.

The report, which catalogues the besieging and targeting of hospitals and their immediate grounds with explosive …