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An article on March 21 said that the warship ‘HMS Illustrious’ had served in the Falklands conflict and travelled 100,000 miles during service.

I still cannot believe it. I am watching a UN Security Council meeting where a US Ambassador blames Russia for the presence of chemical weapons in Syria, writes KATIE HOPKINS.

The US fired 59 Tomahawk cruise missiles at the Al Shayrat Military Airbase in Syria flying through a 'Missile Engagement Zone' covered by Russia's Growler Air Defence system.

Peter Oborne thinks Theresa May is now at risk of copying the poodle-like subservience Tony Blair showed to the then U.S. President George W Bush following Donald Trump's missile strike orders.

Bolivian ambassador to the United Nations Sacha Lorenti,called the emergency security council meeting after accusing the United States of breaking international law.

New images from the Department of Defense show how 59 powerful US missiles obliterated an airfield that was allegedly being used by Bashar al-Assad's regime to mount chemical attacks.

Shoppers were seen running into the clothes store on Drottninggatan (Queen Street) - one of the city's major pedestrian streets - as the truck hurtled past just before 3pm local time.

Stefan Lofven was visibly emotional as he paid his respects outside the Ahlens department store in Stockholm. This was the site of a horrific attack which saw a truck ram into a crowd of shoppers.

Pundits and politicians have described Sweden as ‘the safest place on Earth’ and it has barely suffered from terrorist attacks.

Make no mistake, this is the tawdriest of celebrity marriage break-downs. Sex tapes, infidelity, blackmail, abuse, violence — every deadly sin is to be found here.

Romanian national Andreea Cristea, 31, who was thrown from Westminster bridge during the deadly terror attack carried out by Khalid Masood, has died in hospital.

A Twitter account supporting the ally of Jeremy Corbyn targeted a rival with a smear campaign accusing him of having ‘shadowy backers’ in a ‘Jewish Mafia’.

With divorce and remarriages increasing, figures from the UK Government’s probate register saw the number of challenges rise from 11,735 in 2014 to 14,167 the following year.

Overseas investors in Number One Cambridge Street in Manchester hail from 18 nations including Azerbaijan, China and Zimbabwe. Many of the properties are empty.

As the mould-breaking, bohemian half of the first royal divorce since Henry VIII, the Earl of Snowdon had often had an imprecise relationship with the Monarchy.

The Rev Marie-Elsa Bragg (pictured as a child) is the duty chaplain of Westminster Abbey. Her father is the author, broadcaster and Labour peer Melvyn Bragg, 77.

Leonie Rogers - who is five months pregnant - was last seen at 7.45pm on Wednesday when she was seen leaving Tesco in Ilkeston, Derbyshire. She is from Cossall in Nottinghamshire.

The Prince of Wales has spoken movingly about the role his grandmother played in saving the lives of a Jewish family as he met Holocaust survivors in Austria.

Families hoping to get away for the school holidays face mayhem on the roads and railways this weekend. Strikes on three rail networks today are poised to cause major delays across Britain.

In many cases, Brits were assigned to a new doctor after surgeries merged, but others were removed from surgery lists when their practice closed – leaving soaring numbers without a GP.

Many hospitals have been accused of adding to the stress of patients and visitors by forcing them to carry bundles of change to park their car, often paying for longer than they actually need.

NHS Improvement, which regulates hospitals in the UK, said some doctors were collaborating and effectively threatening to strike if they aren’t paid extortionate rates.

UK developers are set to be banned from selling new-build houses with leases that can double every decade and end up costing British families a fortune.

Richard Westgate (pictured) had a number of health issues but grew 'angry, frustrated and disillusioned' when British medical professionals were unable to cure him.

Edna Watters has been banned by officials at Stormont Estate (pictured) from feeding Ginger, Maggie and Furby - three wild cats that have made the grounds their home - as she is a 'security risk'.

Father-of-two Kurt Cochran from Utah, died when he was thrown onto a concrete underpass. His sister paid an emotional tribute to the 54-year-old musician on Good Morning Britain.

Ophelia Rozic, aged 18 months, was rushed to hospital after the animal sank its teeth into her face when she went to give it a kiss outside a garage in Heanor, Derbyshire.

Nicky Morgan stood on the manifesto claim at the 2010 and 2015 General Elections but today endorsed a document condemning it produced by the anti-Brexit Open Britain campaign.

Just 17 per cent of the public believe the Labour leader is performing well, the research by GfK found. By contrast 18 per cent think the US president is doing a good job.

Alcohol from other countries landing in North Korea is on the rise, but it appears Kim is hitting the harder stuff with 10 times more rum arriving in 2016 compared to 2015, MailOnline can reveal.

A North Korean envoy to Moscow said Pyongyang had the 'readiness and ability to counter any challenge' and would act after 'even the smallest provocation from the United States'.

Those murdered in the Syrian countryside were aged between 18 and 25 and none were beheaded, which has become a favoured method for the brutal Islamic extremist movement.

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has ordered soldiers to build structures on the unoccupied Philippine-claimed islands in the South China Sea.

Taking children out of class is disruptive for teachers and fellow pupils. It undermines the school’s authority and risks sending out a signal that attendance is optional.