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A massive fire has torn through the Norwegian city of Drammen, destroying more than 100 homes and forcing hundreds of residents to flee. Officials have described it as the largest blaze of its kind in the country's modern history, with firefighters and helicopters battling to bring it under control. Tune in to 10 News at 5pm for more details.

Shocking video has emerged on social media of American immigration agents attempting to arrest an Australian citizen. It happened earlier this week at Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas. Officers abandoned the detention when confronted by onlookers who filmed the incident. In a statement, the US Department of Homeland Security said 57-year-old Phu Nguyen had overstayed his visa and that he was eventually arrested at Los Angeles International Airport. The Australian government has told

For many children in Italy, being born into a mafia family means a life of crime can seem inevitable. Now, the country's government is trying to change that. The newly passed 'Free to Choose' bill will offer children and wives of mafia members a way out, providing them with new identities and relocating them to new cities and schools. Tune in to 10 News via the link in bio for more.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani says he'll reject an 18 per cent pay rise, despite lawmakers voting to lift his annual salary to US$305,800. Mamdani joked he hasn't "knocked on anyone's door" and been told New Yorkers' biggest concern is that the mayor makes too little. Instead, he says he'll focus on helping residents rather than taking the extra pay. Tune in to 10 News via the link in bio for more.

Popular US fast food chain Taco Bell has removed lettuce from its menu as it could be linked to an outbreak of explosive diarrhoea across several states. 10’s Late News explains. Click the link in bio to view the full bulletin.

King Charles has traded the palace for the pub, stepping behind the bar to pull a pint to quench his thirst. Soaking up a healthy serving of pub banter as he celebrated the brewery's 250-year milestone. Click the link in bio for more from 10 News.

A suspected drink driver has allegedly smashed into nine cars in a high-speed crash in Western Sydney, leaving a trail of destruction but no serious injuries. The out-of-control station wagon crashed into parked vehicles on Shepherd Street, Colyton, before coming to a stop. The 25-year-old driver was arrested after allegedly returning a positive breath test. Click the link in bio for the full story. #sydneyaustralia #westernsydney #cars #arrest

An unknown number of people have been buried in a devastating landslide in China’s south-west. Roads have been blocked and multiple buildings destroyed as people fled for their lives. At least seven people have reportedly been rescued, but details on casualties and the extent of the damage are limited. Click the link in bio for more of 10 News.

Alec Baldwin’s tribute to Sam Neill has sparked criticism online, with some fans accusing him of making the farewell more about himself. Baldwin shared memories of working with Neill in The Hunt for Red October, but viewers said the video focused more on Baldwin’s own experiences than the late actor. For more heartfelt tributes, click the link in bio.

Gold Coast Suns coach Damien Hardwick has conceded that vision of players Mac Andrew and Jamarra Ugle-Hagan emerging from a disabled toilet together at Suncorp Stadium is "not a great look". But Hardwick said that he and the club believe the players' denial of any misconduct, and that Andrew and Ugle-Hagan's usage of the disabled bathroom was "disrespectful" to those who need it. When asked if that position passes the pub test, Hardwick issued a terse response. For more sport news, click the lin