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UK pandemic hero's daughter slammed by charity probe

Captain Moore caught the British public's imagination during the Covid lockdown when he took to raising £33 million by walking up and down his garden using a walking frame

US shuts Kyiv embassy due to 'potential significant air attack'

The Italian and Greek embassies said they had also closed their doors after the unusual US warning

Rich nations urged to commit up to $900 billion at climate talks

Buried in debt, developing nations insist that any deal should not include more loans

US decision on Ukraine missiles 'big mistake' that could 'escalate conflict': Erdogan

The US decision 'could be interpreted as a move to fuel the war, to ensure it never ends and even spreads,' says Turkish President

Putin's spy chief warns West against direct military conflict with Russia

Nato states that help Ukraine strike deep into Russia with long-range Western weapons will not go unpunished, says head of SVR

WHO approves second mpox vaccine

The emergency use listing authorisation by WHO paves the way for countries worldwide to quickly approve and import the vaccine for distribution

Putin gifts North Korea a lion, bears and ducks

Moscow and Pyongyang have deepened political, military and cultural ties amid Russia's offensive on Ukraine

Legacy of Germany's Merkel under fire ahead of memoirs

With Germany's economy in disarray since Merkel left office, critics have already rounded on her ahead of the publication date

'You will die in lies!': Daughter clashes with father at French rape trial

Since early September, Dominique Pelicot has been in the dock along with 49 other men for organising the rapes and sexual abuse of his now ex-wife Gisele

Afghan teen wins children's prize for rights fight

Ibrahimi, an Afghanistan-native, residing in Canada, is courageously fighting for the rights of girls and women in her home country, say organisers