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Wounded soldier Barak Deri said his war started on 7 October last year when he faced ‘the toughest choice’ of his life

The prime minister spoke exclusively to The Independent about how important the creative arts are to him personally, as someone who has grown up playing the flute and the violin

Exclusive: Labour under pressure to take a stand against human rights abuses

Floridians attempting to leave the area have been caught up in heavy congestion leaving via a small number of routes

One says this election features ‘the most staggering issue I’ve seen in my entire 50-year career in American politics’. Another thinks North Carolina will decide everything. Andrew Feinberg speaks to strategists about what they actually believe will happen in the next month — the good, the bad and the ugly

‘I’m furious... it’s not our job to fix that maternity unit’, says father

The families of Britons imprisoned abroad accuse the Foreign Office of caring more about ‘not upsetting’ relations with key trade partners than calling for the release of their loved ones.

Hospitals are calling on the Biden administration to take urgent action, including declaring a national emergency

Ousted Spotsylvania County Public Schools Superintendent Mark Taylor is taking his former bosses to court over his extracurricular religious activities

President said he wanted to avoid a regional war in the Middle East, but his unconditional support for Israel has allowed it to happen, Richard Hall writes.

Even her own half-sister and half-brother – her stepfather’s biological children – don’t believe what happened to her. A domestic and sexual abuse survivor tells her story to Jane Dalton