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Oleksiy Yukov, known as Ukraine's "Collector of Souls", spent more than two decades recovering the bodies of civilians and soldiers killed in war, including Russian troops. He was killed in a landmine explosion while carrying out a recovery mission.

American entrepreneur James Blunt, who speaks on social media about immigration issues, said he's shocked but not surprised as the US administration drops another new proposal that would affect millions of foreign workers. When an H-1B worker loses their job in the US, they are allowed to stay in the country for 60 days which allows them to look for another job.

Ruling party candidate promises hope, opposition pledges change as Thursday's deadline to end campaigns approaches.

A strong earthquake measuring 5.0 on the Richter scale hits Swat, and other cities in Pakistan on Saturday. Media reports confirmed that

Perhaps North West Premier Bushy Maape is speaking his truth when he says there are no potholes in his province. But as Qaanitah Hunter points out, he probably doesn't feel a thing as he is chauffeured about in fancy German sedans, subsidised by the taxpayer.

The first stage will consist of the return of the hostage. A total of 33 hostages would be set free, which will include children, women, including female soldiers, men above 50, and the wounded and sick. Israel believes most are alive but has had no official confirmation from Hamas.

US House Democrats are reportedly preparing a broad investigative strategy targeting companies, contractors and financial firms linked to President Donald Trump and his administration if they regain control of the House of Representatives in November.

Quoting the rules of Islam, the lawmaker said the comment made her feel uncomfortable and singled out because of her religion and culture.

The bill was named after the late Senator Lindsey Graham, who spent more than a year building support for the legislation before his death on July 11.

WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT A website where users can discuss suicide methods has now been linked to 50 deaths, including Tom Parfett who is thought to be a victim of accused poisoner Kenneth Law, as Ofcom threatens to take it down