As Vladimir Putin's top crony claims World War Three has already begun, the Mirror examines what modern-day war could look like in Britain - from food rations to curfews

Dominique Pelicot admitted drugging his ex-wife Gisle, raping her, and inviting dozens of men to also abuse her. He is giving evidence in court in France

Gender reveal parties are often celebrations where family and friends can come together to mark a couple's major milestone but they are not always popular with everyone

The casualty count was unclear and authorities are yet to clarify if the incident at Yong'an Elementary School in the city of Changde, China, was an accident or a deliberate attack

Most of the world uses Celsius as it's everyday temperature measurement, with the US and a handful of other nations holding out with the less common Fahrenheit system

The shelters provide protection against light radiation from a nuclear explosion amid fears that Putin could trigger 'Armageddon' if Ukraine attacks Russia using NATO weapons

A spokesperson for the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) confirmed officials are supporting Britons and their families following the suspected poisonings in Laos

Ania, 18, was reportedly last sighted at around 11pm at the Krakow John Paul II International Airport in Balice, Poland, on Monday, November 11 and has not been seen since

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Norwegian murderer Anders Behring Breivik has applied for parole after serving just 13 years behind bars. He commited a mass murder and gunned down teenagers in a frightening attack in 2011

TV writer Jake Hackney takes a look at EE's Black Friday 2024 sale as the brand joins the long list of brands launching unmissable tech deals

Marius Borg Hoiby, the son of Princess Mette-Marit, was arrested on suspicion of rape late on Monday in Oslo. He has no royal title or official duties. He has denied the accusation

The teacher's viral note in the girl's homework book was slammed online for "crushing" her dreams to become a top-level gymnast and compete in the Olympic Games

BlueSky has been welcoming as many as one million accounts per day as Twitter users become concerned about the proliferation of racism, misogyny, homophobia and other forms of hate speech

The Amazon rainforest is home to some of the most unusual and, in some cases, dangerous on earth that show little care or interest for humans who find themselves in their habitat

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Jade Kahukore-Dixon, 24, was brutally killed after he dived into the water off remote islands near New Zealand on Tuesday - and was mauled to death by a great white shark

Instructions on how to stockpile food and even seek shelter during a nuclear attack are included in the pamphlet given to millions of residents in Sweden as fears grow of World War Three

The government in Stockholm has updated its "If crisis or war comes" document from six years ago because of the "worsening security situation" following Russia's invasion of Ukraine

In the 1,000 days of war between Russia and Ukraine there have been several horrific acts of violence which have lefts tens of thousands dead amid a trail of destruction

Victor Enrique Castaneda Jr, 19, and his younger sister went missing in a rip current off South Pointe Beach in Miami Beach on November 9 after the pair went swimming

As the UN's climate summit COP29 enters it's second week, the Mirror's environment editor Nada Farhoud describes a side of Azerbaijan that the world leaders won't have seen

WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT The terrifying attack occurred just outside the lion's cage in Pakistan after the man got too close with his camera and ended up on the floor in agony following the mauling