In her inimitable non-nonsense style, the star has covered countless tragedies in her time on air, from the death of Diana, Princess of Wales to natural disasters like the Asian Tsunami.

Zoe Hansen / Investopedia The term “immediate family” commonly applies to an individual’s closest family members; however, the term has legal meanings for government or company policies.

There is no ‘closure’ when you have suffered such a loss, not even a decade later. "They were too young, it wasn’t their time yet ... but I have to accept their fate as a test from Allah ...

Ashlee is an insurance editor, journalist and business professional with an MBA and more than 17 years of hands-on experience in both business and personal finance. She is passionate about ...

Two smaller tsunami waves hit the peninsula after that, but they didn't come close to the family's grassy patch refuge. The family stayed there for six hours total, and then they found a hiker's ...

Time is fleeting, and it was supposed to be his last day in Geiranger, after which he would move to a different place with his family and start a new life. Unfortunately, fate has something else in ...

Based on the experience of María Belón and her family in the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, The Impossible follows a British family who become separated from one other when a devastating tsunami ...

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Let’s dive into the world of the most expensive oysters and uncover what makes them so coveted. Belon oysters are a staple of French cuisine and are celebrated for their unique coppery flavor. Grown ...

20 years on from the Boxing Day tsunami, The Impossible Show: Tsunami Relief Concert tells the extraordinary behind-the-scenes story of Wales’ biggest ever fund raising concert. In 2004 ...

Scottish First Minister John Swinney offered his condolences to the man's family and friends. He said in a statement shared on X, formerly Twitter: 'This is tragic and heartbreaking news.

That’s essentially the advice Japan’s government had for the wave of Aussie tourists flooding into its heaving hotspots this holiday season. Obviously, they put it more politely than that.