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Car experts settle debate on driving with interior car lights on

While millions of Britons grew up believing that switching on the ceiling bulb of a car was an outright criminal offence, experts have clarified what the law actually says. For generations of British children, reaching for the interior cabin light during an evening journey was practically guaranteed to trigger instant panic from the front seats.

Luxury cruise passengers stranded in Cambodia due to soaring fuel costs

A luxury cruise ship on a years-long voyage around the world said it suspended operations due to extraordinarily high fuel costs, leaving passengers stranded in Cambodia.

Anthony Edwards to undergo knee surgery as Timberwolves star faces up to two months out

Four-time All-Star needs arthroscopic procedure on knee

Neil Young sues Trump for playing Rockin' in the Free World at a rally without a licence

Rock veteran Neil Young has filed a $10m lawsuit against a fundraising committee that supports US President Donald Trump, citing "unauthorised" use of his 1989 song Rockin' in the Free World.

Dinosaur skeleton once mistaken for Tyrannosaurus Rex sells for whopping $47.3million at auction

The specimen nicknamed 'Jodi' was purchased by an anonymous donor

Benjamin Netanyahu's 'victory speech' as he claims he has won Israel election

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has announced “We are waiting for the official results, which will show that the Likud is the largest party in Israel.” A riled up crowd chanted, sang and cheered as Mr Netanyahu spoke early Wednesday morning as the votes were being tallied, with Mr Netanyahu joining in one of the songs.

Putin invites Zelensky to Moscow for direct peace talks in possible breakthrough

Russian President Vladimir Putin is reportedly open to having his Ukrainian counterpart to met in Moscow for direct negotiations. Local media reported that a Russian presidential aide said on Tuesday that Mr Putin assured Volodymyr Zelensky that all necessary conditions, including security arrangements, would be provided for him.

US Warns Gulf Allies of Possible Strikes Against Iran After Midterms

Donald Trump has promised to not strike Iran at least until the November 3 elections have concluded, though he gave an ominous threat regarding the war at a rally in Texas Tuesday.

Israeli exit polls suggest no clear winner in pivotal general election

Exit polls suggest there is no clear winner of Israel's pivotal general election, with neither veteran Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu nor former military chief Gadi Eisenkot on track to secure a majority.

Kim Kardashian shares 'burden' of co-parenting with ex Kanye West

Kim Kardashian offered rare insight into the 'burden' of co-parenting with ex Kanye West while admitting that she will 'always worry' about him.

Moment escaped inmate is captured with help from police helicopter

An officer in footage from the helicopter could be heard saying that the inmate has fled police several times before and usually tries to hide until nightfall.

Oregon school shooter was allegedly beaten by mother's boyfriend

Griffin John II, 16, had been assaulted twice in recent years - including once by his mother's boyfriend - before he opened fire at Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend, Oregon.