At least three people have been killed and two others are still missing after a fire broke out at a food factory near the central Greek city of Trikala, officials say. The blaze began in the early hours of Monday at a Violanta biscuit factory, where 13 workers were on site, according to local media. Eight people managed to escape, while firefighters later recovered three bodies from the building. Drone footage showed thick smoke billowing from the fire. A powerful explosion was reportedly heard before it broke out but an investigation into the cause of the blaze is ongoing.

Could Ukraine hold a presidential election right now? Will Europe use frozen Russian assets to fund war? How can Ukraine rebuild China ties? 'Ukraine is running out of men, money and time' More than 1,300 apartment buildings in the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv, were still without heating following Russia's missile and drone attacks on Saturday, according to Mayor Vitalii Klitschko. Over the past week alone, Russia launched more than 1,700 attack drones, at least 1,380 guided aerial bombs, and 69 missiles on Ukraine, mainly targeting the energy sector, critical infrastructure, and residential buildings, according to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

Iranian drone swarms pose serious threat to U.S. military assets as reports emerge that Iran's Supreme Leader has gone underground, according to military drone expert Cameron Chell.

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Shocking history of handgun Alex Pretti was carrying when he was shot by Border Patrol is revealed... as judge bans Trump administration from'destroying evidence' from scene Homeowners in PANIC as stark map shows just five sellers' markets left - spelling price drops almost everywhere else My secret fantasy appalled my husband... and it has revealed an irreparable rift in our marriage: DEAR JANE Seedy underbelly of America's exclusive golf clubs... as cart girls expose ultra-rich world of sex scandals and drunken debauchery Doomsday Clock will be updated next WEEK to determine our fate - here's how scientists think the hands will move Lisa Rinna's nepo baby daughter Amelia Gray Hamlin, 24, breaks down all the plastic surgery she's had Gay reporter's wild on-air comment about Patriots quarterback Drake Maye goes viral Meteorologist reveals America's most dangerous city in winter storm's corridor of chaos: 'Staying in your home won't be viable' '90s bombshell channels iconic role she took over from Pamela Anderson and looks exactly the same at 59 Crystal clear new video raises horrifying questions about killing of Minneapolis nurse by DHS...as doctor on scene claims agents were counting bullet holes instead of helping him Doomsday Clock will be updated next WEEK to determine our fate - here's how scientists think the hands will move Humanity is about to learn if we have moved closer to self-destruction as the Doomsday Clock is updated. The new time for the symbolic timepiece, which ticks closer to midnight as we approach annihilation, will be revealed on Tuesday, January 27. Since last year, the clock has sat at 89 seconds to midnight - the latest time in its 78-year history. However, experts have told the Daily Mail they now expect the Doomsday Clock to move even closer to midnight . While the Doomsday Clock was initially created to track the risk of nuclear war between Russia and America, the world now faces a far more diverse array of threats.

As many as 75,000 mating pairs are waiting for eggs. Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent six days a week. While winter is raging in an unusually large swath of the United States, the weather is balmy for the birds nesting on the Pacific Ocean's Midway Atoll. As many as 75,000 pairs of Laysan albatrosses (or mōlī in Hawaiian) are nesting in the wildlife refuge on the northwestern edge of the Hawaiian Archipelago. Now you can watch these brilliant snow-white birds while avoiding the actual snow with a 24/7 live cam.

'British FBI' to take over terror and fraud probes in reforms to police A new national police force is being created to take over counter-terror, fraud, and criminal gang investigations. Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood said the new National Police Service (NPS), described as a British FBI, would deploy world class talent and state of the art technology to track down and catch dangerous criminals. It will bring the work of existing agencies such as the National Crime Agency and regional organised crime units under the same organisation, buying new technology such as facial recognition on behalf of all forces. Mahmood said policing was stuck in a different century and the new body will form part of a series of police reforms she will unveil on Monday. The NPS will cover England and Wales but be able to operate in the wider UK, setting standards and training.

How much is US support for Israel costing Trump? What is a Palestinian without olives? Why are Gaza's homes collapsing in winter? Two children have been killed in an Israeli attack in northern Gaza in the latest violation of its ceasefire deal with Hamas in the Palestinian enclave. Medical sources in Gaza on Saturday said the children belonging to the same family were killed when an Israeli drone struck civilians gathering firewood near Kamal Adwan Hospital in northern Gaza.

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West Midlands Police has admitted it overstated the evidence used to make the decision to ban Israeli fans from a match in Birmingham. Craig Guildford, its former chief constable, retired earlier this month after damning criticism of the ban on Maccabi Tel Aviv fans from the Europa League match against Aston Villa, last November. In newly released documents, the force also said we did not engage early enough with the local Jewish community, and indicated there was now a ban on AI use after its evidence included a match that did not take place. Furthermore, it said its operations would have lasted four days, involved multiple forces, and cost more than £5m, if 2,500 away fans had attended. The documents were released ahead of a public meeting on Tuesday, at which Police and Crime Commissioner for the West Midlands, Simon Foster, will discuss at his accountability and governance board, the decision to ban the Maccabi fans.