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When the Queen Mother died in 2002, the queue of mourners stretched right along the South Bank

Overnight Queue, Strict Rules For Queen Elizabeth II's Lying In State

Overnight queue, strict rules for Queen Elizabeth II's lying in state

Venezuela Pushes Out Small Gold Miners As Maduro Seeks More Revenue

Workers process gold-bearing sand at a gold mill, in El Callao

In Venezuela's El Callao mining region, countless small, artisanal miners that once sold gold to the government have left the area in the last year because accessible local supplies are depleted and President Nicolas Maduro has been striking deals with bigger miners, seeking more production and more revenue for the treasury.

Quick-thinking Online Sellers See Royal Memorabilia Sales Soar

Quick thinking royal memorabilia sellers see sales soar

Laura Sheldon, 36, co-owner of the LulaandGray store on Etsy.com, had a busy weekend, fulfilling dozens of orders for Queen Elizabeth II keepsakes since she died on Thursday.

Pope Francis and Russian Orthodox Patriarch Kirill stand together after a 2016 meeting in Havana

Russia's Pro-war Patriarch Conspicuously Absent In Pope's Kazakh Trip

Pope Francis leaves on Tuesday for a peace meeting of world religious leaders in Kazakhstan marked by the conspicuous absence of Russian Orthodox Patriarch Kirill, who supports the war in Ukraine.

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People relax on Durdle Door Beach during warm weather, in Dorset, Britain, July 16, 2022.

Rare Deep Sea Creature Washes Up On Shore, Baffles Tourists

The creature had washed up on a beach in Golden Bay's Farewell Spit in New Zealand.

Salah Abdeslam is one of the alleged IS members that launched the March 2016 suicide bombings in Belgium and the November 2015 Paris attacks

Brussels Bombing Accused Abdeslam Denounces 'Unfair' Trial

Brussels bombing accused Abdeslam denounces 'unfair' trial

European Union flags flutter outside the European Central Bank (ECB) headquarters in Frankfurt

EU Cautious On Hungary's 'Charm Offensive' As Billions Of Funds Hang In Balance -sources

The European Commission wants to see more action from Hungary on stepping up anti-corruption safeguards before Brussels agrees to unlock EU funds, EU sources said.

View of the downtown of the port city of Aden

Yemen Rifts Stall Reforms Needed To Access Gulf Aid, Sources Say

Rifts within Yemen's new presidential council are delaying approval of reforms needed to unlock $3 billion in financial aid from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates that would help ease a severe foreign exchange crunch, four sources said.

Disturbing Viral Video Shows Small Snake Stuck In Woman's Ear

Some internet users raised doubts about the credibility of the video.

Man Allegedly Stabs Girlfriend To Death After Accusing Her Of Infidelity

The man also attempted to take his own life before fighting with his girlfriend.

Li Yifeng Net Worth: Chinese Actor Loses Brand Deals Amid Prostitution Scandal

He once ranked ninth on Forbes' list of richest Chinese celebrities

Ukraine's SBU security service said it was carrying out the search

Ukraine's Kharkiv Ex-Security Head Arrested On Suspicion Of Treason

The former regional head allegedly fled from Kharkiv city when Russia invaded Ukraine on Feb. 24.

US President Joe Biden, pictured (right) with India Prime Minister Narendra Modi, is warning that any country that helps Russia to circumvent international sanctions will suffer "consequences"Â

US Loses Leverage On New Delhi As Indian-Chinese Troops Disengage At Himalayan Flashpoint

Despite pressure from the U.S., India has sought to adopt an independent policy toward Russia calling for diplomacy and dialogue to solve the Ukraine conflict.

China's President Xi Jinping will make state visits to Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan this week, his first trip abroad since the early days of the coronavirus pandemic

China's Xi To Visit Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan This Week

China's Xi to visit Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan this week

European Union flags fly outside the European Commission headquarters in Brussels

EU Readies Energy Package, Countries Split Over Gas Price Cap

The European Union is set to unveil a package of proposed emergency measures this week including a windfall profit levy on energy firms, but countries are split over the details and whether to impose a cap on gas prices.

Crowds of Hong Kongers paid their respects to the late queen outside the British diplomatic mission in the city

Huge Queue As Hong Kongers Mourn Elizabeth II

Huge queue as Hong Kongers mourn Elizabeth II

Thousands have been killed since Russia invaded Ukraine in late February

Russia Says Negotiations Possible But Blames Ukraine For Complicating Process

Despite the several rounds of negotiations carried out during the initial days of the conflict, both sides have refused to compromise.

Mobile School Offers Hope To Nomad Children In Chad

In a makeshift open-air classroom, dozens of children sat squeezed together on a mat and watched as their teacher chalked simple sums on a blackboard - a rare chance of education for their nomadic community in Chad.

Prince William's Apparent Lack Of Chivalry Toward Kate Angers Twitter [Video]

The video shows Prince Harry opening and closing the door for Meghan while William didn't extend the same courtesy to his wife Catherine.

Map of Ethiopia showing the Tigray region

Ethiopia Rivals Urged To Seize Moment For Peace

Ethiopia rivals urged to seize moment for peace

Charles III automatically became king of the UK and 14 other Commonwealth realms on the death of his mother

Woman Arrested For Holding 'Abolish Monarchy' Sign At King Charles Proclamation In Scotland

Police said the woman was arrested "in connection with a breach of the peace."

Ukraine Seeks To Trace Thousands Of 'Orphans' Scattered By War

Ukraine says it dismissed nearly 100,000 children from institutional care. With help from U.N. child agency UNICEF, it is still trying to reach some 26,000 of them.

Ukraine's flag once again decorated the statue of Ukrainian national poet Taras Chevtchenko in the main square

Ukraine Army Has Successfully Liberated 40 Towns, Villages In Kharkiv Oblast

Ukraine has liberated areas in the district of Chuhuiv, Kupiansk and Balakliya, according to Oleh Synyehubov, Kharkiv's governor.

Taiwan Says Chinese Military Drones Crossed Taiwan Strait Median Line

Although China has increased incursions near Taiwan's air defense identification zone, the use of military drones has been rare.

Russian President Vladimir Putin attends the Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok on September 7, 2022.

Moscow Lawmakers Demand Putin Resign Over 'Hopelessly Outdated' Views That 'Hinder' Russia's Growth

The appeal from the local Russian deputies was posted on the website of Lomonosovsky district.

The coffin of Queen Elizabeth II, draped in the Royal Standard of Scotland, being driven through Edinburgh towards the Palace of Holyroodhouse, on September 11, 2022

The Royals And Scotland: A Special Relationship

The royals and Scotland: a special relationship

Ukrainian service members prepare to transport a Russian tank captured during a counteroffensive operation in Kharkiv region

Russian Soldiers 'Frantically Leave' In Stolen Vehicles Following Successful Ukraine Counteroffensive

Russian soldiers occupying a city in Luhansk Oblast also fled the area using 20 stolen vehicles.

The ancient city of Hatra was an important religious and trading centre under the Parthian empire

Iraq Ancient Ruins Open Up To Tourism After IS Atrocities

Iraq ancient ruins open up to tourism after IS atrocities

Ethiopia's Tigray Rebels Say Ready For AU-led Peace Talks

Ethiopia's Tigray rebels say ready for AU-led peace talks

People visit Buckingham Palace, following the death of Britain’s Queen Elizabeth

King Charles To Fly To Scotland To Join Sombre Procession Of Queen's Coffin

Britain's King Charles will fly to Edinburgh to join his siblings on Monday when the coffin of his mother Queen Elizabeth is taken in a solemn procession from one of her Scottish palaces to the city's historic St.