A massive Russian drone assault has struck cities across Ukraine, with British nationals confirmed among the casualties in a devastating attack on Odesa. The UK Foreign Office is urgently investigating.
Two Ukrainian nationals face serious charges after UK authorities intercept a yacht suspected of smuggling migrants into Britain. The case highlights ongoing challenges in border security.
In a stunning rebuke, Major League Baseball blocks the Washington Nationals' proposed temporary rebrand to the 'Montreal Expos', forcing the team to revert to its original name for its upcoming series in Canada.
Welsh football legend Craig Bellamy has officially been appointed as the new head coach of the Wales men's national team, signing a long-term contract to lead the side into a new era.
Exclusive: Home Office contractors managing asylum seeker hotels are being compelled to accommodate foreign nationals with criminal convictions, while staff undergo controversial 'unconscious bias' training. A leaked memo reveals the escalating crisis in
Arsenal legend Paul Merson has launched a scathing critique of Chelsea's decision to appoint Enzo Maresca, branding the move 'madness' and questioning the Italian's credentials for the Premier League pressure cooker.
Nationals leader David Littleproud commits to taking nuclear energy policy to next federal election, addressing brief coalition split with Liberals over Senate tactics while denying any malicious intent.
The FBI has executed search warrants on properties across New York and New Jersey, targeting a network of lawyers and interpreters accused of orchestrating a massive asylum application scam for Chinese nationals.
US retail giant Target names company veteran Michael Fiddelke as its new Chief Executive to navigate a challenging period of falling sales and shifting consumer habits.
Washington Nationals outfielder Victor Robles has been suspended for one game and fined by Major League Baseball for his role in a benches-clearing incident against the Seattle Mariners. The suspension comes after a tense on-field confrontation.
Exclusive: Scott Bessent, a key Trump ally and hedge fund billionaire, emerges as the frontrunner to replace Jerome Powell as Federal Reserve Chair, signalling a potential dramatic shift in US monetary policy.
A struggling former EFL club makes history by appointing the first-ever Sikh manager in English football league history, marking a significant milestone for diversity in the sport.
Pandora has named a new president to oversee its operations in Canada and Latin America, aiming to expand its market presence and boost sales in these regions.
The John Lewis Partnership has named former Tesco executive Jason Tarry as its new chairman, marking a strategic shift as the retail giant navigates a tough market.
The UK government is under fire for a new immigration policy that critics argue unfairly targets Indian and Bulgarian nationals, sparking outrage among advocacy groups and opposition leaders.
A British couple has been detained in Iran under unclear circumstances, leaving their family deeply concerned for their wellbeing amid rising tensions.
Two young Britons have been sentenced to six years in prison after being caught with suitcases packed with 150lb of cannabis at Zimbabwe's airport, bound for Thailand.
Two British women have been arrested in Mauritius after allegedly attempting to smuggle cannabis out of the country. The pair now face serious legal consequences as authorities crack down on drug trafficking.
The UK Foreign Office has updated its travel advice for Pakistan, warning of potential security risks and urging British nationals to remain vigilant.
A nine-year-old boy tragically passed away after a critical hospital appointment was missed due to an IT system failure. His heartbroken family demands answers.
Dozens of Greek and Israeli citizens have been safely evacuated from Gaza to Athens as tensions in the region continue to rise. The operation, coordinated by Greek authorities, highlights international efforts to protect civilians caught in the crossfire.
Australia’s federal parliament has resumed with a blend of ceremonial grandeur and political friction, as key parties clash over policy directions. Discover the highlights and underlying tensions of this pivotal session.
Three British men have been detained in Croatia following allegations of a brutal sexual assault on a local woman, with reports suggesting the attack was premeditated. The incident has sparked outrage and raised concerns over tourist behaviour abroad.
YouTube's CEO, Neal Mohan, has been appointed to the board of Nasdaq, marking a significant crossover between Silicon Valley and Wall Street. This move highlights the growing influence of tech leaders in global financial markets.
Internal divisions within Australia's Coalition government escalate as Barnaby Joyce and Michael McCormack publicly feud over net zero emissions policies, exposing deep rifts in the Liberal-National alliance.
The family of a British couple detained in Afghanistan is calling for their immediate release after they were reportedly arrested by Taliban authorities for 'violating local laws'.
The Nationals' hardline stance on net zero emissions is causing a major rift in their long-standing coalition with the Liberals, potentially ending the partnership for good.
A British couple has been detained in Iran under mysterious circumstances, sparking fears of a repeat of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe's harrowing experience. Authorities remain tight-lipped as families demand answers.
In a landmark decision, Nashville has appointed its first Black judge to the Tennessee Supreme Court, marking a significant step towards diversity in the state's judiciary.
In a groundbreaking move, the US Naval Academy appoints Vice Admiral Yvette Davids as its first female superintendent, marking a historic shift in military leadership. Meanwhile, Pete Hegseth's controversial remarks spark debate.