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US officials defend Venezuela oil deal amid questions over rebuilding plan

Government talks up pact but Venezuelan opposition alarmed that democracy yet to return after Maduro exit

Dolly Parton star on Walk of Fame vandalised just days after icon's death

Dolly Parton's Walk of Fame star has been destroyed (Image: Getty Images)

Bank of America vice-president named as woman killed in Times Square stabbing

Patrick Christys reports on shocking stabbing in New York's Times Square

Tiger Woods to change plea after DUI crash arrest in Florida

Tiger Woods has been scheduled to appear in court for a hearing to change his plea five months after a rollover crash in Florida led to him being charged with driving under the influence.

Shabana Mahmood hands Cleveland Police £2million to help tackle Middlesbrough crimewave

WATCH: 'A monumental scandal!' Alex Armstrong tears into Labour's response to crime in Middlesborough

Sunderland Win Fofana Tug-of-War with TWO Private Jets Waiting for Winger

Sunderland were the eventual winners of the dramatic deadline day tug-of-war with Crystal Palace for Lyon's Malick Fofana.

Why we couldn't repel an Argentine invasion of the Falklands today

With his ineffable ability to punch a bruise, Donald Trump has effectively threatened to look the other way if Argentina attempts to invade the Falkland Islands again.

Two writers share their verdict on weight-loss pills vs jabs

The weight-loss race ramped up this summer as two new tablet formats from the makers of Ozempic and Mounjaro hit the market.

DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Spare us the history lesson, Burnham...

It was depressing enough that Andy Burnham failed to give a single meaningful answer on any of five key areas - defence, migration, crime, tax and welfare - put to him by Kemi Badenoch

USS Abraham Lincoln to dock at Thailand's Pattaya resort after 250 days at sea

After a record 250 days at sea without a port stop, the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln is preparing to dock in Thailand, giving its nearly 5,000 crew members a much-needed break.

Burnham wants to level DOWN. Labour hates the aspirational: SARAH VINE

For all their faults, the last Conservative administration did at least have one core ambition: levelling up.

In the studio with Kasabian: 'We never thought we'd see success again'

"A little bit of hunger is good for you," says Serge Pizzorno. "Keeps you going."