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What we know about Thousands of rail passengers hit by power failure disruption
A major power failure at a Manchester signalling centre has caused widespread rail disruption across northern England, with…
What we know about Iran tightens security grip at home as war conditions with US linger
Executions, arrests and closure of public gathering spaces have raised concerns among Iranians and rights groups as the…
What we know about Calls for Army college inquiry after reports of safety allegation and abuse
Four women have alleged sexual assault and harassment at the Army Foundation College in Harrogate, prompting calls for…
What we know about Hormuz deal ‘close’: What’s the latest on each side’s positions?
US officials say they would not accept any arrangement on the waterway that would leave Iran in control…
What we know about US officials push back on reports of dangerously low munitions supplies
Experts warn that low stockpiles of air defence interceptors as a result of the war on Iran leave the US vulnerable, but the White House denies…
Hurricane Season Remains Unusually Quiet as Experts Update Forecasts
Despite a historically slow start to the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season, experts warn that the peak period remains ahead and caution against complacency.
What we know about I wanted to hug whatever remained’: Gaza families’ 3-year wait for funeral
Thousands gather for a mass funeral in Gaza City to bury 112 members of the Abu Shreia and al-Hassaina families, whose remains were recovered from rubble…
Retired Janitor Rediscovers Legendary ‘Lost Turkish Tulip’ Thought Extinct Since 1896
Last documented in 1896 and feared extinct for over a century, the legendary Tulipa sprengeri has been rediscovered in the rugged mountains of Amasya by a…
What we know about Seventh round of Israel-Lebanon talks begins – what’s on the agenda?
The latest US-mediated talks in Rome aim to establish new pilot zones for Israeli withdrawal as the conflict in southern Lebanon continues.
What we know about They tied my hands and legs’: Escalating illegal settler attacks deepen Palestinian
Palestinians across the occupied West Bank say escalating Israeli settler attacks are making it increasingly difficult to farm, travel, work and keep their children safe, as…
France Records 1,000 Excess Deaths Amid Ongoing European Heat Wave
France has recorded 1,000 more deaths than the seasonal average during the current heat wave, as extreme temperatures continue to grip the European continent.
Kim Jong Un’s Mother: A Secret Threat to North Korea’s Legitimacy
For 15 years, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has maintained strict silence about his mother, Ko Yong Hui. Her true background, rooted in Japan and…
Rescuers Scramble as Venezuela Earthquake Survivors Search Window Closes
Volunteers and rescue crews are working urgently to find survivors in Venezuela as the critical 72-hour window following twin earthquakes draws to a close.
Why German Wine Festivals Are the Summer’s Best Kept Secret
Often overshadowed by famous beer festivals, Germany’s wine gatherings provide a more sophisticated and accessible experience for visitors this summer.
Argentina Presidential Aide Manuel Adorni Resigns Amid Corruption Scandal
Javier Milei's top aide, Manuel Adorni, has resigned from his post after being embroiled in a corruption investigation involving his personal finances.
Bad Bunny Makes History as First Latin Artist to Headline UK Stadium
Bad Bunny achieved a historic milestone by becoming the first Latin American artist to headline a UK stadium, performing to 50,000 fans at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Confederate Flag Image Removed From North Carolina Booth in DC
A controversial video display featuring the Confederate flag at the North Carolina booth on the National Mall has been taken down by organizers following public backlash.
Deadly Heatwave Shifts East as European Temperature Records Shatter
A severe heatwave is sweeping through Europe, leading to historic temperature highs, increased mortality rates, and significant disruptions to public life as the system moves eastward.
Prince Harry Reevaluates UK Trip Plans Over Security Concerns
The Duke of Sussex is weighing whether to proceed with a planned UK trip with his family after being informed that state-funded police security will not…
Disputed Clause 5 Keeps Hormuz Shipping and Oil Markets Stalled
Disagreements over the interpretation of a US-Iran understanding have left global oil markets in limbo, as commercial vessels avoid the Strait of Hormuz amid persistent security…