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Passengers from a hantavirus-hit cruise ship are being asked to quarantine for 42 days by the World Health Organisation.

An Israeli air strike has killed the head of the police ‌force in Khan ‌Younis and ⁠his aide, according to the Gaza Strip's Hamas-run interior ministry.

Iranian media reports say the government has sent its response to a US ceasefire proposal to mediators and wants talks to focus on permanently ending the war.

The Only Way is Essex star Jake Hall, 35, died in a pool of blood after a wild night out.

Four Australians are among those due to be evacuated.

A royal biographer has revealed who was the first in the royal family to distance themselves from Prince Andrew as the Epstein scandal cast a shadow over the monarchy.

The head of the World Health Organisation will be on site as passengers of a hantavirus-stricken cruise ship disembark.

Passengers on board a plane that struck a pedestrian who was sucked into its engine have described the harrowing incident, saying they thought they were going to die. WARNING: Graphic details

Two new suspected cases of hantavirus were reported, ​as experts race to contain an outbreak that began on a luxury cruise ship.

But the US President says if talks fail, the country may reintroduce ‘Project Freedom’.

More light has been shed on ex-royal Sarah Ferguson’s messy romantic life, with revelations she had a secret ‘friends with benefits’ arrangement with another now-convicted sex offender. 

It includes a strange sighting by Buzz Aldrin of a bright light source during the Apollo 11 moon mission.

The disgraced brother of King Charles who was forced to give up his titles will give evidence against a man who allegedly threatened him, a court has been told.

Iran says it is still weighing its response to the US peace proposal, ​but none was reported by mid-afternoon in Washington, just before midnight in Tehran.

A century after his birth, Sir David has cemented a legacy that continues to unfold in Australia and around the world, as we celebrate the man who taught generations to look more closely at the natural world.