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A fire erupted at Disney's Epcot theme park in Orlando, Florida on Saturday afternoon, triggering panic as crowds scrambled to safety. Plumes of thick black could be seen rising into the sky.

The police in Orlando, Fla., said that a suspect spent time in a hospital while they waited for the stolen jewels to be "expelled from his system."

London 's biggest terminals - which facilitates upwards of 200,000 travelers a day - were forced to shut down on Friday after a fire at a nearby substation caused a major power outage.

More than 70 firefighters and ten fire engines rushed to the scene, on Nestles Avenue in Hayes, to tackle the blaze this evening.

Jerzy Jozef D., 40, is accused of hitting homeless man Ralf L., 61, on the head with a blunt object several times before dismembering the victim into 14 pieces and stuffing him a freezer for a year.

Conor McGregor used his podium at the White House on Monday to rally against what he called an 'illegal immigration racket ravaging our country' in a fiery rant

Overnight raid triggers fires in capital; talks involving Ukrainian, US and Russian officials due to start in Saudi Arabia. What we know on day 1,124 Russia launched an overnight drone attack on... Ukraine's capital, Kyiv, hitting apartment buildings, injuring seven people and causing several fires throughout the city, Ukrainian officials said early on Sunday. The drones hit two high-rise buildings in Podil district and started fires there, said Timur Tkachenko, head of Kyiv's military administration. The attacks also sparked fires in at least two other districts, said the city's mayor, Vitali Klitschko. Kyiv, its surrounding region and the eastern half of Ukraine were under air raid alerts, according to Ukraine's air force maps. "Stay in shelters!" Klitschko wrote on Telegram. Talks between...

Children's Health Defense, founded by the health secretary, had published online a vaccine-safety page that looked like the agency's but that suggested links to autism.

Steve Witkoff was labelled 'a disgrace' and 'out of his depth' over his comments about Ukraine giving up its territory.

Donald Trump has not been president for a hundred days - he will pass that marker at the end of April. Already the assessments are in: this is the most disruptive and transformative start ever to a... presidential term.

Migrants who entered the US under the Biden-era programme will lose their temporary status next month.

South-eastern Ukrainian city struck more than 10 times, while three people die in attacks on Sumy and Donetsk; Germany approves €3bn in new military aid for Ukraine. What we know on day 1,123... See all our Ukraine war coverage Russian attacks killed two people in Ukraine's south-eastern city of Zaporizhzhia late on Friday. The Zaporizhzhia regional governor, Ivan Fedorov, said on Telegram the city had been struck more than 10 times, killing two people and injuring nine. The injured included a nine-month-old infant and a woman in serious condition. Pictures posted online showed rescue teams sifting through rubble and apartment blocks and homes with windows and facades badly damaged. Fires burned amid piles of rubble. Two people were reported killed in the Sumy region, on Ukraine's...

Anthony Siner, 38, was the leader of one of the UK's biggest criminal drug gangs called 'Scouse Dave' and was jailed with his brother, Brian, for a combined total of more than 33 years in January.

Witness the harrowing moment a 20-year-old woman narrowly escaped the grips of her would-be-kidnapper after alighting from a Melbourne bus on Wednesday evening.

The moves that barred the media mogul's choice of lawyer are immune from legal challenge, giving the national security committee what one expert called 'the powers of a police state' The dwindling... freedom in Hong Kong over the past few years has been described as "death by a thousand cuts". Critics have been jailed, elections have been transformed into "patriots only" affairs, journalists have been harassed and hundreds of thousands of people have left. This week, an obscure legal development has, in the eyes of some legal experts, inflicted another cut on the city's once revered legal system.

Indonesia's 1,700m Mount Lewotobi Laki-Laki erupted for 11 minutes on Thursday, causing ash cloud but no damage to nearby villages on the island of Flores Follow our Australia news live blog for... latest updates Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast At least seven international flights from Indonesia's resort island Bali have been cancelled, an airport official said on Friday, after a volcano in the archipelago nation's east erupted, shooting dark ash 8km into the sky. Mount Lewotobi Laki-Laki, a 1,703m (5,587ft) twin-peaked volcano on the tourist island of Flores, erupted for 11 minutes and nine seconds late on Thursday, authorities said, raising the volcano's alert status to the highest level. Sign up for Guardian Australia's breaking news email

More than 500,000 people sign petition after 'powerful sonic impact' allegedly directed towards rally in Belgrade More than half a million people have signed an online petition calling for an... independent investigation into whether security forces in Serbia used a sonic weapon - what the petition described as a "sound cannon" - during Saturday's huge anti-corruption rally. Days after as many as 325,000 people took to the streets of Belgrade, rights groups and opposition parties continue to allege that protesters were targeted with some sort of auditory device that briefly sowed panic and left some with symptoms that lingered long after the rally.

Congress and federal law stand in the way of shutting down the agency, which manages federal loans for college, tracks student achievement and supports programs for students with disabilities.

Bar had strained relations with PM Benjamin Netanyahu, who is on trial for corruption and whose close aides are being investigated by the intelligence agency The head of Shin Bet, Israel's domestic... intelligence agency, has been dismissed, according to a statement from the prime minister's office, a week after Benjamin Netanyahu said he had lost confidence in him, and despite three days of protests against the move. "The government unanimously approved prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu's proposal to end ISA [Israeli Security Agency] director Ronen Bar's term of office," a statement said.

By offering cash to voters who sign a petition opposing "activist judges," Elon Musk's super PAC can help identify conservative voters in a race for the Wisconsin Supreme Court.

A federal jury returned guilty verdicts against two Eastern European self-described gangsters hired by Iran to send a hit man to kill Masih Alinejad at her Brooklyn home.

A Ukrainian missile struck an airbase used by Russian strategic bombers 400 miles behind the front line yesterday, in one of the longest-range strikes of the conflict.

White House has 'moved beyond' minerals deal; Zelenskyy expects ceasefire deal to cover civilian as well as energy infrastructure. What we know on day 1,121 Donald Trump told Volodymyr Zelenskyy on... Wednesday that the US could own and run Ukrainian nuclear power plants as part of a ceasefire. The Ukrainian president said following their call that "we talked only about one power plant, which is under Russian occupation", referring to Zaporizhzhia, Europe's largest nuclear power station. The White House said it had "moved beyond" the idea of taking possession of Ukraine's mineral wealth as part of negotiations. "We are now focused on a long-term peace agreement," said White House spokesperson Karoline Leavitt. Kyiv was "ready" to pause attacks on Russia's energy network and infrastructure,...

The SEC has ended its yearslong case and appeal against the cryptocurrency firm Ripple Labs, whose CEO has ties to the White House, the CEO said Wednesday.

U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes blocked the Trump administration from enacting the policy and offered a scathing rebuke of the Pentagon's development of the policy.