The Slow Mo Guys' latest viral video features incredible slow motion footage of an exploding watermelon. .
‘We are considering charges against both parents and we will be making a decision swiftly,’ prosecutor says
Teams of TfL enforcement officers were out in force across London on Tuesday and swooped on commuters without face masks on public transport. As the renewed requirement to wear face coverings kicked in officers stopped those flouting the rules and warned them they would face fines next time. Officers shouted “face coverings are mandatory on the network” as commuters passed through.
Malala Yousafzai has celebrated her graduation from Oxford University at a restaurant in central London. The Nobel Peace Prize laureate, 24, marked finishing her philosophy, politics and economics degree on Monday with a meal at the Indian restaurant Colonel Saab in Holborn. The education activist was joined by her husband Asser Malik, also 24 - whom she married at a ceremony in Birmingham earlier this month, and close friends.
The UK's favourite curry restaurants, as nominated by the British public, were announced at the 17th British Curry Awards on Monday evening.
Stacey Abrams announces bid for Governor of Georgia
A man has been arrested after climbing a fence and getting into a yard outside the Houses of Parliament. The man scaled the fence near the heavily guarded Carriage Gates in Parliament Square and managed to get into New Palace Yard, which is overlooked by Queen Elizabeth Tower, home to Big Ben. New Palace Yard's security was fortified after PC Keith Palmer was stabbed to death as he stopped knife-wielding terrorist Khalid Masood from entering the Palace of Westminster in 2017.
Since France began its military withdrawal from Mali, many misleading social media posts have appeared. Reports claim that Mali is negotiating with the Russian private military company Wagner. One photo on Facebook from November 10 allegedly shows a Wagner military instructor training Malian soldiers. Another photo from November 20 claims to show that Mali received a delivery of military equipment from Russia. We take a closer look in this edition of Truth or Fake.
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Labour Leader Sir Keir Starmer labels promises made by Boris Johnson as not being "worth the manifesto paper" they are written on. The prime minister says Starmer "drivels on irrelevantly" and that Labour are riven by "factional infighting". .
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The Duke of Sussex has made an impassioned plea over Covid-19 vaccine equity, drawing parallels with how the struggle to access HIV medicines left millions dead during the Aids epidemic. Harry marked World Aids Day by warning that not learning during the coronavirus pandemic from mistakes made with Aids would be a “betrayal of the next generation”.
Freddy Tylicki is bringing a High Court claim against Graham Gibbons.
Thomas Schreiber seethed with resentment over how he felt couple treated him, jury hears
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Administration is also preparing stricter testing requirements for travellers entering the US
A collection of 25 stunning wildlife images have been released in the running for the Wildlife Photographer of the Year People’s Choice Award. Photographs include elephants huddling their young in South Africa, a baby anteater hitching a ride on a female’s back in Brazil and an orangutan trying to keep her excitable baby in its nest in Indonesia. French biologist Laurent Ballesta was selected as the winner of this year’s Wildlife Photographer of the Year following the submission of his “enigmatic image” Creation.
Anthony Broadwater spent 16 years in jail as victim of miscarriage of justice but has accepted author’s apology
Donald Trump has accused the Duchess of Sussex of "using" Prince Harry and being "disrespectful" to the Queen in a wide-ranging interview. Speaking to Nigel Farage in Florida, the former US president said he hasn't been a fan of the Duchess of Sussex since "day one". In response to comments from Mr Farage about Meghan using Duchess of Sussex headed writing paper to lobby members of Congress, Mr Trump said: "She is trying do things that I think are very inappropriate."
Letters: The government’s relentless campaign to demonise refugees arriving on our shores has led some to shrug off Channel crossing deaths, writes Jenny Sutton. Plus letters from Peter Pusey, Rowena Dawson and Jennifer Basannavar
In a first, this year’s shortlist was made up entirely of groups with no individual artist being nominated.
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