Apology for S Korean woman convicted of biting man’s tongue as he attacked her
EPA Prosecutors in South Korea have apologised to a woman who was convicted for defending herself during a…
More than 100 agencies say mass starvation spreading across Gaza, accusing Israel of aid ‘siege’
Why is aid not reaching people?published at 10:40 British Summer Time 10:40 BST Yolande KnellMiddle East correspondent, in…
Ozzy Osbourne: Bandmates and fans pay tribute to Black Sabbath singer
“For him to have been that close to death on July 5 and still get up there and…
Stephen Colbert declares ‘gloves are off’ as cancelled Late Show host takes aim at Trump | Stephen Colbert
Stephen Colbert declared to Donald Trump that “the gloves are off” in his first broadcast since his Late…
England 2-1 Italy (aet): Euro 2025 semi-final – as it happened | Women’s Euro 2025
Key events Show key events only Please turn on JavaScript to use this feature Suzanne Wrack was at…
Trump announces trade agreement with the Philippines and a 19% tariff
CNN — President Donald Trump said Tuesday he and President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. of the Philippines have reached…
UK border officials to use AI to verify ages of child asylum seekers | Immigration and asylum
Officials are to start using artificial intelligence to help estimate the age of asylum seekers who say they…
Why the administration’s latest allegations about the Russia investigation don’t add up
CNN — Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard declassified and released new intelligence documents Friday that she claimed…
Kemi Badenoch set to reshuffle Conservative Party shadow cabinet
Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch is set to reshuffle her top team of shadow ministers later today. Sir…
Bank of England mulls shelving of digital pound
The Bank of England is considering shelving plans for the creation of a digital pound amid growing scepticism…
Stock market today: Live updates
Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) at the opening bell on July…
‘Broken’ water industry in England and Wales faces tighter controls under new watchdog | Water industry
The “broken” water sector in England and Wales faces an era of much tighter oversight after a landmark…