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Cathy Sénéchal admits betraying two mobsters whom she befriended in a Corsican jail where inmates and mob bosses are on first-name terms and chat over brunch

The well-heeled, largely white residents of St George in Louisiana say they have a democratic right to keep their tax dollars to themselves — but critics question their motives

A new poll by a think tank shows that British adults look at their devices more often than people in the three other countries — and are more in favour of age restrictions

The Duke of Sussex did not see Charles during a trip to London this week, with sources close to the King insisting no invitations were received

"I am #TeamFiona. She’s been treated horribly, exposed to abuse, mockery, death threats; I hope she sues. If only to turn the fire on this streamer; force it to make stuff that’s less glib and fake, more honest, telling and true" | ✍️ Camilla Long

Father Thomas McHale has been reprimanded for telling parishioners in Co Durham some unexpected claims about the crucifixion

Africa’s most populous country is electrifying and baffling by equal measure — bursting with talent but also crippling poverty

James Watt went from trawler captain to hipster beer magnate, then was plunged into controversy over an alleged toxic management style. After announcing his resignation, he tells Josh Glancy that he only ever wanted high standards

He has starred in Sex Education, Barbie and now the most coveted role on British TV, the Doctor. After a rebellious youth, temp jobs and homelessness, Ncuti Gatwa future is looking bright

A fierce battle is under way for Ukraine’s second city as Moscow launches the biggest ground assault on the region for two years. Soldiers caught up in the fighting tell their story