'A 14-year-old girl and a man are in this hotel': How police are stepping up to protect children
"There's a 14-year-old girl with a man in the hotel and we need the police to come," says the caller.
Trump has started with Venezuela - but he may not stop there
The seizure of Nicolas Maduro takes the world into new territory.
Nicolas Maduro is in a jail housing America's 'most unwanted' - and it's far from presidential
The capture of Nicolas Maduro was quite the show, but it was a one-day spectacle.
US general reveals how America captured Venezuela's president
Months of spying, ground forces and more than 150 aircraft were involved in the daring US operation against Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro.
Chickenpox vaccine being rolled out on NHS for first time
A chickenpox vaccine is being rolled out on the NHS for the first time.
Power to seize phones from small boat migrants comes into force
Mobile phones and SIM cards will be seized from migrants who have arrived in small boats from today, as part of efforts to tackle Channel crossings and people smugglers.
Can Trump halt Venezuela's oil production decline?
Donald Trump has been unambiguous that Venezuela's huge oil reserves, and the commercial opportunity they represent for American oil companies, were a primary motivation for the removal of President Nicolas Maduro.
Why is Donald Trump so interested in Venezuela's oil?
Donald Trump has said the US will "run" Venezuela until a transition can take place - and tap its vast oil reserves to sell to other nations.
Denmark's PM urges Donald Trump to stop threats to take over Greenland
Denmark's leader has urged Donald Trump to stop threatening to take over Greenland after the US president reiterated his wish to do so in a new interview.
British teenager confirmed dead after Swiss bar fire - as all 40 victims are identified
A teenager with British citizenship has been confirmed dead after a fire at a bar in Switzerland - as officials say all 40 victims have been identified.
Junk food advert ban comes into effect with soft drinks, cereal and chocolate included
A new online and TV ban on the advertising of unhealthy food comes into full effect today after voluntary restrictions were introduced in October.
At least 30 killed and several others abducted as gunmen storm village in Nigeria
At least 30 people have been killed and several others abducted after gunmen attacked a village in Nigeria, police said.
UK government refuses to say if US broke international law over Maduro capture
Sir Keir Starmer's right-hand man refused to say whether the US has broken international law by striking Venezuela and capturing its president.
From bone damage to solar radiation - inside the lab trying to protect the astronauts of the future
Space is an alien environment for humans.
Why Trump administration is so annoyed with Europe's online rules
The row between Europe and Washington about what you can do online just ramped up.
FTSE 100 breaks 'historic' 10,000 points mark for the first time in 'best present chancellor could want'
The UK's flagship stock index has broken the symbolic 10,000 points mark for the first time.
UK government refuses to say if US would be wrong to invade Greenland
A minister has repeatedly refused to say if it would be wrong for the US to invade Greenland after Donald Trump again threatened to take over the Danish territory.
Drunk raccoon behind liquor store rampage suspected of other 'break-ins'
A raccoon that passed out drunk after running amok in a Virginia liquor store is suspected of two other "break-ins".
'Don't play games': White House gives Maduro the meme treatment
The capture of Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro is being relived by its orchestrators with a stirring soundtrack and couched in the language of internet memes.
RAF carries out strikes against IS underground facility in Syria
British forces have bombed a suspected weapons stockpile previously used by Islamic State in Syria.
What the capture of Maduro means for China
Donald Trump said shortly after his action in Venezuela that it was "not going to be a problem" in terms of his relations with China because it would get more oil as a result.
The Voice Of Hind Rajab: Brad Pitt-backed film about death of child in Gaza set for UK release
A film based on the death of a five-year-old girl during Israel's war in Gaza is set to hit UK cinemas this month.
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