All news on the topic: Civil war

Landslide poll leads projecting massed hordes of Labour MPs and near extinction of the Conservative Party ahead of the real thing on July 4 – Britain’s independence from Tories day – signposts a political earthquake

The picturesque town of Tetbury, currently home to the King and Queen, has a long history of hosting troops - but played its most significant role during World War Two

Manchester City claim that Premier League rules are discriminating against Gulf ownership as two-week private arbitration hearing set to begin next week with huge consequences for separate case into 115 charges

The ex-President and convicted felon turned on migrants as he fumed about his 'unfair' trial at Trump Tower on Friday in a speech President Biden slammed as 'reckless and dangerous'

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi has been confirmed as one of the fatalities in a helicopter crash in the country's foggy and mountainous East Azerbaijan region over the weekend

Deal is Kent’s hidden gem with stunning English Channel views, charming cottages, and a historic Tudor castle. Just an hour from London, this underrated seaside town is praised for its charm

Omar Bin Omran disappeared in the Algerian city of Djelfa 27 years ago, with his family assuming he had been killed in the country's civil war - but he's now re-emerged in his 40s as a man is arrested

A bride has shared how she got 'petty revenge' on her sister-in-law who refused to pick out her own bridesmaid dress for her wedding - and people are divided

A psychologist claims Donald Trump is 'deteriorating' as he says the former president is 'not the same man he was four years ago,' highlighting the gaffes and 'demented' speech patterns of Trump during his campaign speeches

Red Bull have been embroiled in scandal for almost three months now with Christian Horner under threat from those who want him gone, such as Max Verstappen's own father Jos

A large police presence was maintained around the court, as suspects behind the Russia concert hall terror attack are due to be handed their pre-trial restrictions

The Princess of Wales announced to the world yesterday that she is on the path to recovery following a shock diagnosis earlier this year, just weeks after King Charles was diagnosed with cancer

Britain is supposed to be a civilised country with universal healthcare for all yet the decline since the Conservatives took power is a disgrace, with key services including dentistry going backwards not forwards

Fanta has come a long way from its initial recipe but many people are still none the wiser of when and who created it, and why it's got dark links to WWII

The US Supreme Court has restored Donald Trump to the ballot, rejecting state attempts to hold him accountable for the January 6 attack on the Capitol in 2021.

Justice Department prosecutor Emily Allen said Michael Sparks, 46, of Kentucky, who was first to enter the Capitol building was "ready for a civil war. Not just ready for a civil war. He wanted it."

The serial killer Fred West was known to carry out works across Gloucester and it is claimed that he may have had access to a network of tunnels in order to aid his crimes

Paul Deal completed a Masters degree in history at the University of Bristol - after leaving school with just four O-levels.

Greek's former finance minister Yanis Varoufakis, who appeared nightly on British television news during 2015, has spoken of his country's turmoil caused by pressure from Brussels

Historic Wigmore Castle, in Herefordshire, is now being offered for £450,000 after failing to attract a buyer since going on the market six months ago - and is cheaper than a house in London

The Supreme Court will hear arguments as to whether Section 3 of the 14th Amendment can be used to keep Donald Trump off the 2024 election ballots after a ruling from the Colorado Supreme Court

The bizarre set of words stumped experts for a decade until analyst Wayne Chan dedicated his life to the mystery and realized they were connected to weather patterns.

The new LIV Golf season starts on Friday - as the likes of Jon Rahm, Dustin Johnson, Bryson DeChambeau, Phil Mickelson and Brooks Koepka will tee off in Mayakoba, Mexico

In a shocking rant, a Texas governor described migrants as a “well-armed cartel army” who are “invading” the United States. It comes as Texas and the Biden administration lock horns in a legal battle over immigration

The Texas National Guard has blocked federal patrol troops from entering Eagle Pass after razor wires were placed along the border with Mexico - and many are fearing a civil war