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Xi Jinping hailed the "great regeneration of China" as he hosted Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un for Beijing's biggest ever military parade.

The mother of murdered teenager Brianna Ghey is calling on the government to introduce a ban on mobile phones in schools - a move she says will not only safeguard children, but also improve their behaviour and engagement in class.

Before he died alone in his jacuzzi, Matthew Perry had received three injections of ketamine in the space of just six hours. "Shoot me up with a big one," he told his personal assistant, ahead of the final, fatal dose.

The deployment of National Guard soldiers on to the streets of LA by Donald Trump was always deeply controversial - and now it has been deemed illegal, too, by a federal judge.

Many of Europe's largest economies have a debt problem, but the ramifications for the UK and France have a greater sense of urgency.

Cardi B has been cleared of assault by a California jury in a civil trial brought by a former security guard.

Liz Truss has defended her record as prime minister and called for "institutional change" in Britain in the same way she claims Donald Trump delivered "revolution in the US".

Police across the UK dealt with more than 3,000 protests over three months this summer - more than three times as many as just two years ago.

The total cost of relocating Afghan nationals to the UK is estimated to be more than £2bn, according to a report by the National Audit Office (NAO).

A strike on what the US called a Venezuelan gang's drug-carrying vessel killed 11 people, Donald Trump has said.