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Charles was the first British monarch to address both houses of Italy's parliament.

China has announced it is to impose additional tariffs on US goods.

The King had a private meeting with Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni earlier on Wednesday and saw a performance of Shakespeare's Othello.

The IDF's account of how 15 aid workers were shot dead and ended up in a shallow grave has been challenged in the days since the incident in Rafah.

The Royal Society of Biology - of which Alessandro Coatti was a member - says it is "devastated" to learn of his death.

The blaze broke out around 9pm on Tuesday in the city of Chengde, in Hebei province.

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said on Tuesday that the US president "believes that China wants to make a deal with the US" after confirming 104% levies on some Chinese imports would be in effect from 5am.

Pierre Louis Giboin's family have been making cognac for more than 200 years and have faced threats from war, the weather and pestilence. But never, until recently, from one of their best customers.

Israeli government spokesman David Mencer has spoken to Sky News after footage showed the moment the aid workers were killed, with ambulances and fire insignia clearly visible and red lights flashing.

Donald Trump wants to tap coal to dominate the world of AI. The ugly truth for him is that he may be barking up the wrong tree.