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Forensic testing confirmed a mother grizzly bear and her three cubs were responsible for the deaths of a woman and her daughter in British Columbia.

The United States faces losing its measles-free status as the country experiences its worst outbreak of the virus since 1991, with over 5,400 cases nationally.

Cold weather payments provide financial help with fuel bills when temperatures plummet across England, Wales, and Northern Ireland. Eligible households receiving certain benefits can get £25 for each seven-day period of freezing weather between November and March.

Hundreds of Italian schools received bomb threat emails in what officials suspect is a coordinated cyber-attack intended to cause alarm. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni called a meeting of top ministers and intelligence chiefs as checks showed no concrete danger.

Chipmaker Nvidia has appointed a US law firm to conduct an independent investigation into its CEO following reports of his relationship with an alleged Chinese spy.

Up to 17 police forces will target 500 repeat shoplifters using GPS tagging, high street bans, and tougher sentences to tackle soaring retail crime.

The United Kingdom fell silent for two minutes to mark Armistice Day and remember those who have died in conflicts, with wreaths laid at memorials across the country.

Thomas Markle, the estranged father of the Duchess of Sussex, has been returned to custody after allegedly removing his electronic ankle monitor.

Democratic lawmakers face a massive federal debt and soaring budget deficits as they push to fund ambitious social welfare programs.