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The prize, the fifth-largest in the history of the game, has been growing steadily since the last jackpot was hit on New Year's Day.

As King Charles tries to keep an ancient institution alive in a modern world, he may have to rethink its stance on the importance of history, heritage and glamour.

Cambridge's men and women rowers secured the double against Oxford for a second year in a row.

A woman that locals believed was responsible for the death was fatally beaten in broad daylight.

Residents in about 150 homes around the area were evacuated and the town centre was closed down.

A Molotov cocktail was thrown into a Malaysian convenience store, police said, after heads of the chain were charged with offences for selling socks with the word "Allah" printed on them.

Japanese health officials have searched a pharmaceutical factory in Osaka after the drugmaker reported five deaths possibly linked to dietary supplements, an official said.

In ancient Rome, an hour was not a consistent unit of time - it stretched or shrank depending on the season.

The former US president wants the district attorney prosecuting him for trying to overturn his 2020 election defeat disqualified over a romantic relationship.

The increasingly frail Pope uses a cane or wheelchair to move around and suffers from repeated bouts of bronchitis and influenza.

If Ukraine is defeated by Russia, nobody in Europe will be able to feel safe, the Polish prime minister says.

The ex-Gloucester player won 32 caps for Wales before resigning on the eve of this year's Six Nations tournament.

The actor won the Academy Award for An Officer and a Gentleman and also appeared in Roots and the 2023 remake ofThe Color Purple.

Mukhtar Ansari had been in jail since 2005 and had more than 60 criminal cases against him, 15 of which included murder charges.

The leader of the Democratic Unionist Party has been charged with "allegations of an historical nature".

The binding no longer belongs in the university's collections "due to the ethically fraught nature of the book's origins".

The Aussie Rules champion says Aboriginal kids "deserve to be able to play safely, free from racism and abuse over the fence".

Police can make arrests, but the curfew "doesn't mean we're going to start locking up kids", the commissioner says. Video

South Africa's Transport Minister Sindisiwe Chikunga extended her "heartfelt condolences to the families affected by the tragic bus crash".

Recovered data from the ship's recorder shows those on board reported a power loss shortly before the deadly Baltimore crash.