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Bulgaria on Sunday held its eighth legislative election in five years, with ex-president Rumen Radev’s grouping tipped to win on a pledge to fight corruption, after an anti-corruption movement triggered a long political crisis. The EU’s poorest member has been through successive governments since 2021, when anti-corruption rallies ended the conservative administration of long-time leader Boyko Borissov. Radev, who has called for renewing ties with Russia and opposes military aid to Ukraine, was...

The latest developments in the Middle East war:

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Sunday condemned the easing of sanctions on Russian oil after the United States extended a waiver meant to soften surging energy prices driven by the Middle East war.

A synagogue was hit by an arson attack overnight, a Jewish community body said.

He's ousted the man who ruled for 16 years.

Tens of thousands gathered outside Angola's capital Luanda for a giant open-air Sunday mass led by Pope Leo XIV on the second day of his visit to the resource-rich country marked by deep poverty.

The first goal allowed under the experimental "daylight" ​offside rule is scored in Canada

The first goal allowed under the experimental "daylight" ​offside rule is scored in Canada

The first goal allowed under the experimental "daylight" ​offside rule is scored in Canada

The first goal allowed under the experimental "daylight" ​offside rule is scored in Canada

Bristol hairdresser Carl Bembridge regularly works with celebrities from all over the world.

Warmth after a wet winter has led to brilliant, early displays of UK spring flowers, as Sarah Keith-Lucas explains.