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Zimbabwe's incoming leader has revealed he was subject to an assassination attempt and hailed the start of the country’s "new and unfolding democracy".

Zimbabwe's incoming leader has revealed he was subject to an assassination attempt and hailed the start of the country’s "new and unfolding democracy".

Zimbabwe's incoming leader has hailed the start of the country’s "new and unfolding democracy" as he made his return from exile.

The coroner at an inquest into the death of a teacher murdered by a pupil said parents should have a contractual right to monitor children's social media activity.

An RAF aircraft has landed on Argentinian soil for the first time since the Falklands War to assist in the search for a missing submarine.

Here are the five things you need to know about this Budget.

Two men and a dog were forced to sleep on the roof of their car after becoming stranded in a crocodile infested tidal zone.

The release of a Bollywood film has been put on hold after a $1.5m (£1.1m) bounty was offered to anyone who beheads lead actress Deepika Padukone and the film’s director.

Police in the UK are investigating a second alleged sexual assault by actor Kevin Spacey, dating back to 2005.

Police in the UK are reportedly investigating a second alleged sexual assault by actor Kevin Spacey, dating back to 2005.

Emmerson Mnangagwa has arrived in Zimbabwe and has gone to the State House to be briefed, a ZANU-PF official has said.

The former Scottish Labour leader, who is heading into the Australian jungle for I'm A Celebrity, has defended her decision to enter the TV reality show.

Google has taken down a survey which showed people pictures of four young children and asked them to choose which one they liked best.

The Chancellor has given first-time buyers a boost by abolishing stamp duty on homes up to £300,000, but there were gloomy forecasts about the health of the economy.

The Chancellor has given first-time buyers a boost by abolishing stamp duty on homes up to £300,000, but there were gloomy forecasts about the health of the economy.

The Chancellor has given first-time buyers a boost by abolishing stamp duty on homes up to £300,000 in his Autumn Budget.

The Chancellor has announced an emergency cash injection for the NHS and extra money to plan for Brexit, as he revealed economic growth has been revised down.

A former Bosnian Serb general has been called the "epitome of evil" after he was convicted of a string of crimes including genocide by a UN tribunal.

A witness has described the moments just before a car which slipped off a ramp into the sea went underwater, killing five people.

American Airlines and United Airlines have agreed to a $95.1m (£71.9m) settlement with the developer of the Twin Towers.

Disgraced former Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi is attempting to persuade a European court to allow him to run again for office.

The key announcements from Chancellor Philip Hammond will appear here from 12.30 GMT.

Detectives are searching for a man who appears to have filmed himself installing a covert camera in a toilet of a London coffee shop.

Apple has found that Chinese high-school students worked illegal overtime at a factory belonging to its main supplier to assemble iPhones.

Labour's shadow education secretary Angela Rayner has expressed her joy at becoming a grandmother at the age of 37.