At least five people have been killed and dozens have been injured after Russia launched a major overnight attack on cities across Ukraine.
Four people were killed in Dnipro and 16 were injured. One person was also killed in Kyiv, where at least 29 were injured following Russian strikes in the early hours of Tuesday.
Thousands of people took shelter in the capital as large plumes of smoke rose from the city's centre. Air raid warnings were in place across most of Ukraine.
Acting Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen waves as she was received by the King of Denmark onboard the royal yacht Dannebrog
Months since Denmark's general election, acting prime minister Mette Frederiksen, the leader of the Social Democratic Party, will form a centre-left coalition minority government.
Twelve parties won seats in March's inconclusive election. The Social Democrats won the most votes but saw their weakest performance since 1903.
Speaking to reporters after meeting King Frederik X,
Health workers are on the frontline of trying to stop the current Ebola outbreak
Health workers in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo are racing against the clock to help Ebola patients manage their symptoms, as well as keep themselves safe and prevent the risk of spreading the virus, while the number of cases continues to rise.
All patients - suspected and confirmed - are isolated and all those who come into contact with them are supposed to wear full personal protective equipment (PPE
Toy Story 5, released later this month, sees the toys threatened by the arrival of a new tablet
US actor Tom Hanks has said the latest Toy Story film highlights children's addiction to screens, an issue that he says strikes "terror in the heart".
The fifth instalment of the animated franchise sees Woody, Buzz and Jessie threatened by a new frog-like tablet known as Lilypad, which captivates the film's children.
Hanks said the cast related to the storyline because they had all "met
The US Department of Justice (DOJ) says it will abide by a court ruling halting the Trump administration's $1.8bn (£1.3bn) fund meant to compensate people who allege unfair treatment by the federal government during previous administrations.
In a statement on Monday, the department said it "disagrees strongly with the decision" made by the court.
The administration last month announced what it called an "anti-weaponisation fund" as part of
Donald Trump speaking to workers at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, which is undergoing renovations ahead of celebrations for America's 250th birthday
As a growing list of musical acts announced they were dropping out of, or had never agreed to participate in, a series of concerts celebrating the 250th anniversary of America's independence, Donald Trump said that he didn't need them anyway.
"I don't want so-called 'artists' that get paid far too
Ram Chandra, a railway worker, says this summer's heat is the worst he has experienced in years on the job
By 6am, the sun over Banda had already forgotten it was morning.
The light had the hard glare of a summer afternoon. Shadows were shrinking before breakfast.
In May, this dusty district in India's Uttar Pradesh state spent days at the top of an unenviable national ranking: the hottest place in the country. Temperatures hovered at 47-48C (1
Two suspected cases of Ebola in Brazil have been cleared after both patients tested negative for the virus, local health authorities have said.
São Paulo health authorities said in a statement that Ebola had been ruled out for a 37-year-old man who had travelled to the DR Congo, which is at the centre of the outbreak. He had already tested positive for meningitis.
Another patient in Rio de Janeiro, who had recently travelled to Uganda, also
Florida has become the first US state to sue OpenAI over the design and safety of the company's artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot, ChatGPT.
The sweeping lawsuit brought by Attorney General James Uthmeier alleges OpenAI and its boss Sam Altman are endangering and addicting children, aiding and abetting mass shooters, and coaxing users into suicide as the company pursues profit.
In a statement responding to the suit, OpenAI said it has "put in place industry leading protections and policies."
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