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Daughter of William and Kate pictured packing meals during coronavirus crisis

'Whenever there's a trillion dollars out on the street that quickly, the fraudsters are going to come out of the woodwork'

Piles of bones laid out on pavements as desperate owners appeal for information on animals

The private island in Miami has secured antibody tests for all residents and staff

State's stay-at-home orders extend through 15 May

As the UK obsesses over the TV adaptation of Sally Rooney's bestselling novel, Olivia Petter explores our curious fascination with on-off relationships

Former lawyer completed mandatory 14-day quarantine at facility

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'While the data is still early, we are seeing an increase in case count growth rate'

'He's not some monster who said 'grab them by the p***y. Donald Trump is a monster with way more allegations'

If recent reports are true, Amazon's recent statements to Congress about its business practices appear to be 'misleading, and possibly criminally false or perjurious,' lawmakers wrote

He has a few years' worth of food stored away to get through first

Home Office minister's remarks prompt outrage from campaigners, who say it is 'absurd' to assume people have enough savings to meet £18,600 annual income requirement if they've lost their jobs

'The briefing environment contrasted with earlier ones held by [Ms] Sanders that often had an out-of-control feel,' says presidential scholar Martha Kumar

We ignore this behavior at our own peril, as Waco, Ruby Ridge and the Oklahoma bombing in the 90s proved

'It is causing a nightmare for women and mothers. It is isolating and distressing,' says campaigner

President sees federal aid as 'negotiating point' with 'sanctuary cities' that he opposes, Kayleigh McEnany says

Research has potential to be 'absolutely a gamechanger'

'I looked about a hundred yards down the road and saw a tumbleweed devil forming quickly'

The files, which the university is still curating nearly a decade later, will be held under seal for two years after Mr Biden retires from 'public life'

'Do I think that the UK would benefit from private investors putting £14 billion of their own money into the UK in the next few years? Absolutely,' says John Holland-Kaye

Rural America is ready to lock and load. Urban America is cowering in a lockdown

'The government is picking winners and losers'

Two films about psychopaths were released in 1960 by famous British directors. Both are now considered classics. So why did 'The Red Shoes' director Michael Powell's reputation never recover, asks Gerard Gilbert

Exclusive: 'As an initial idea the Nightingale made a great deal of sense. The rationale for that is receding quite rapidly'