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UK and US officials have announced a new trade agreement, with the UK to increase the net price it pays for new US medicines by 25 percent to avoid Donald Trump’s tariffs.

Tough issues have yet to be resolved after US-Ukrainian talks, President Volodymyr Zelensky says as a US envoy prepares to visit Russia.

The King has officially stripped his brother Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor of his prestigious Order of the Garter and Royal Victorian Order honours.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: Restaurant and drink brands, some with thousands of stores in China, are taking root in American cities to escape punishing competition at home.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: This week’s hearings are expected to last several days. Here’s what to know about the arguments that will be heard.

She had gotten home safely from a Christmas party, but then texted her friend that someone was in the stairwell.

A ‘selfish’ father has been charged with torture and abuse after his children nearly died during a gruelling mountain hike. 

African leaders are calling for justice and reparations for victims of colonialism who were subjected to slavery, torture and apartheid.

A group of Chinese warships have again attracted the attention of the Australian Defence Force as they move into the Philippines Sea.

NICK BRUINING: In a dramatic shift of the goal posts, the UK Government is set to change the rules for Australians on access to the highly lucrative National Insurance scheme state pension.

Armed police, Royal Marines and the Coastguard helped ‘save Christmas’ after a rogue reindeer caused chaos in an English seaside town.

Donald Trump moved to escalate a military campaign against drug trafficking while ordering the release of a man prosecutors said had taken ‘cocaine-fuelled bribes’ from cartels

The former Prince is said to be in tense negotiations over his future living arrangements after being evicted from his luxurious 31-bedroom royal residence.

There's speculation a US attack on Venezuela is imminent, alongside questions over whether the US government might be seeking a change of power in Caracas.

Officials suspect an Afghan man accused of ambushing two National Guard members in Washington DC may have embraced extremism after arriving in the US.