Australian Woman Banned from Return from Syrian Camp
One adult among 34 Australian women and children in al-Roj camp has been issued a temporary exclusion order, while others may return if they arrange travel independently.
One adult among 34 Australian women and children in al-Roj camp has been issued a temporary exclusion order, while others may return if they arrange travel independently.
Arrow actor David Ramsey has revealed he secretly battled testicular cancer years ago, undergoing surgery and chemotherapy while keeping his diagnosis private until now.
Colin Gray faces 29 charges, including murder, for allegedly buying his 14-year-old son an AR-15 style rifle after warnings about threats. The 2024 Apalachee High School shooting left four dead and nine wounded.
Robert Jenrick, Reform UK's Treasury spokesperson, will declare net zero a 'distraction' for the Bank of England and propose OBR reforms to diversify opinion and enforce fiscal discipline.
Late-night host Stephen Colbert publicly disputes CBS's denial of banning a Democrat Senate candidate interview, citing FCC equal time rules. The viral YouTube segment has sparked controversy.
A man in his 20s died and another suffered life-threatening injuries in a multi-vehicle collision on the A46. Police have arrested a lorry driver on suspicion of dangerous driving.
Pope Leo XIV has refused Donald Trump's invitation to join the controversial Board of Peace, with Vatican officials citing support for the UN as the primary crisis manager.
A major political controversy has erupted in Australia over the repatriation of families linked to Islamic State, sparking intense debate on national security and human rights.
Victoria's Attorney-General has strongly criticised an integrity expert for making unsubstantiated claims that CFMEU corruption cost taxpayers $1.5 billion, calling the allegations baseless and damaging.
Labour's ambitious local government reforms, aimed at merging councils, have drawn criticism for timing and lack of evidence, handing Nigel Farage a political win amid delayed elections.
Discover Glencoe Mountain Resort in the Scottish Highlands, where rugged terrain and unpredictable snow create an adventurous, budget-friendly skiing experience without leaving the UK.
Newly released Epstein documents allege Sarah Ferguson struggled with medication abuse while embroiled in cash-for-access scandal involving Prince Andrew.
Race discrimination commissioner demands apology from One Nation leader Pauline Hanson for inflammatory remarks about Australian Muslims, sparking widespread political condemnation.
The mother of Keith Titmuss, who died from exertional heatstroke after a Manly Sea Eagles training session, says her son should still be alive as the family launches a multimillion-dollar lawsuit against the club.
Emerald Fennell's controversial adaptation of Wuthering Heights has ignited fierce division among The Independent's culture writers, sparking heated debates over fidelity, artistry, and modern filmmaking.
Britain's unelected upper chamber faces renewed criticism over ethical breaches and antiquated structure following the resignation of Lord Mandelson due to his Epstein ties, highlighting urgent reform needs.
Former Farmer Wants a Wife star Benjamin Jackson is engaged to Hannah Gracey, a contestant from his 2022 season, after reconnecting post-show. The couple shared the news on Instagram.
US presidential and VIP aircraft are being repainted in a red, white, blue and gold scheme matching Donald Trump's preferences, ending a design dating to the Kennedy era.
Pope Leo XIV has refused Donald Trump's invitation to join the Board of Peace, citing concerns and advocating for the UN to manage international crises, as confirmed by Vatican officials.
Sri Lankan legislators have overwhelmingly voted to abolish their pensions, fulfilling a key campaign promise by the Marxist-leaning government following public anger over the country's economic crisis.
Australian politician Pauline Hanson faces backlash for remarks about Muslims, reigniting discussions on hate speech laws and political accountability in public discourse.
Retail magnate Les Wexner will undergo a closed-door congressional deposition regarding his decades-long association with Jeffrey Epstein, as new documents reveal financial entanglements.
Exploring how nostalgic memes about 'proper binmen' reflect societal changes and public sentiment in Britain today, from community values to modern challenges.
The United States is bolstering military support for a European Defence Union to enhance collective security as the conflict in Ukraine intensifies, reshaping transatlantic alliances.
Kurt Van Dyke, 66, was found stabbed to death in his Costa Rican home. His brother Peter believes rising crime from neighboring countries led to the fatal robbery.
Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan cut off a reporter linking her government's Big Build to CFMEU corruption, denying allegations of misconduct and defending her actions amid a $15 billion scandal.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky accuses Donald Trump of exerting undue pressure on Kyiv during Geneva negotiations, while Germany seeks Ukrainian troops for drone warfare training.
Ukraine's forces have reclaimed 201 sq km in recent days, offsetting Russian gains, as US-brokered peace talks resume in Geneva with territory remaining the key sticking point.
The Department for Work and Pensions has allocated over £35 million to nearly 1.5 million households under the Cold Weather Payment scheme following severe winter conditions in early 2026.
Married At First Sight groom Filip Gregov has spoken out about the 'mean girls' storm involving his wife Stella Mickunaite and fellow participant Brook Crompton, accusing Brook of 'crossing the line'.