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Oil prices have fallen sharply and stock markets have soared on news of a two-week ceasefire between the US and Iran.

They talked for 21 hours. The highest-level meeting between the US and Iran since its revolutionary government came to power in the '70s.

After six weeks of relentless Israeli bombardment, there was a fragile hope that the ceasefire between the United States and Iran might ease tensions in Lebanon.

Former deputy Labour leader Harriet Harman has accused Nigel Farage of "leading a culture war" after his response to the government's decision to bar Kanye West from the UK.

Almost all warnings and indicators that a wider war is coming are flashing red and it is "breathtaking" that the UK government is failing to better prepare, a top academic has warned.

As well as being the first woman to lead Canada's armed forces, General Jennie Carignan is also in command as her country pushes to rearm on a scale not seen since the Cold War.

The world will experience diesel and jet fuel shortages "for some time" because of the war in Iran, according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

Artemis II's history-making astronauts have successfully arrived back on Earth with a "perfect bullseye splashdown" off the coast of California.

Sir Keir Starmer has said he is "fed up" with the actions of Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin affecting energy prices in the UK, in his strongest comments about the US president yet.

Stefano Gabbana, the co-founder of Italian luxury fashion house Dolce & Gabbana, stepped down as the brand's chairman.

Airports are bracing for mass shortages of jet fuel if the Strait of Hormuz does not reopen within the next three weeks, according to a trade body.

Fears of fuel shortages have been sparked recently as the number of tankers passing through the Strait of Hormuz was reduced to a trickle amid threats from Iran, which experts say effectively controls the waterway.

The government will ban so-called "barely legal" pornography of adults role-playing as children and depictions of some step-incest in a further crackdown on harmful online content.

The Artemis II crew are closing in on Earth after a record-breaking mission to the far side of the moon, where they travelled further from their home planet than anyone in history.

Interest rates on plan 2 and 3 student loans will be capped at 6% for one year from September, the government has announced. 

China has said it is willing to resume some ties it had suspended with Taiwan, such as direct flights to cities across China, allowing in "healthy" television dramas and facilitating food sales.

It's a conversation that's not going away, but one the government could really do without.

The tale of Silibil'n'Brains is the true story of a great lie.

The boss of Iceland has offered a job to the man who says he was sacked from Waitrose for tackling a shoplifter.

Hungary is voting to elect its leader and all 199 members of its parliament.

Police in Dublin have broken up a city centre blockade by fuel protesters who have brought much of Ireland to a standstill in the past week.

A drug taken to treat a rare condition could also extend the life of some ovarian cancer patients, a trial has suggested.

British travellers heading on their spring and summer holidays face changes at borders after the introduction of the EU's Entry/Exit System (EES).