Laos Cave Rescue: Oxygen Needed to Save Trapped Villagers
Rescuers in Laos face a daunting task to free five trapped villagers from a flooded cave, with oxygen shortages and narrow passages posing major challenges.
Category : Politics
Arsenal's European Drought: Arteta's Chance to End 32-Year Wait
Arsenal have won only two European trophies in their history, the last being the 1994 Cup Winners' Cup. As they face PSG in the Champions League final, we recall that miracle in Copenhagen.
BBC's 'Reported Missing' Returns for Fifth Series
BBC police documentary 'Reported Missing' returns for its fifth series, following urgent missing person investigations. New episode airs tonight at 9pm on BBC One.
Israeli Strikes Kill 8 in Tyre Ahead of US Talks
Israeli airstrikes hit Lebanon's fourth largest city Tyre, killing at least 8, as security talks in Washington loom. Hezbollah drone attacks also kill an Israeli soldier.
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France to Prioritise Self-Interest in Foreign Aid
France's international partnerships minister says aid will focus on sectors where France has competitive advantage, seeking economic returns from development relationships.
Sarri Leaves Lazio Again, Set to Join Atalanta
Maurizio Sarri has terminated his Lazio contract for the second time and is expected to become Atalanta's new manager, replacing Raffaele Palladino.
Nasri Steps Down From Champions League Final Punditry
Samir Nasri has withdrawn from covering the Champions League final for Canal+ after PSG fans abused his mother. The former Arsenal and Marseille midfielder cited personal insults as the reason.
Rape Victim: 'Vivid Flashbacks' After Teens Spared Jail
A girl raped by teenage boys who avoided prison says she suffers vivid flashbacks and cannot sleep, while her father says she is still living the nightmare.
Jones Slams IOC President Over Athlete Pay Comments
Swimming legend Leisel Jones criticizes IOC President Kirsty Coventry for saying athletes shouldn't be paid, urging Olympic hopefuls to reconsider their dreams due to financial burdens.
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Happy the Elephant Euthanized at Bronx Zoo, Staff Mourn
Happy, the Bronx Zoo elephant known for self-awareness research and a landmark animal rights case, was euthanized at 55 due to age-related conditions.
Council Blunder: School Zone Lines Painted Where School Closed
Stoke-on-Trent Council painted 'School Keep Clear' markings on a street where the school closed in 2011, leaving residents baffled and angry.
Flambards Theme Park Shuts After 48 Years, Now Abandoned
Flambards Theme Park in Helston, Cornwall, has permanently closed after 48 years, leaving the once-beloved attraction abandoned and desolate, with over 1,000 items auctioned off.
Petition for Royal Commission on Gender Violence Hits 110K
Over 110,000 Australians sign a petition demanding a federal royal commission into gender-based violence, as public frustration boils over systemic failures.
Trump Threatens Oman Over Strait of Hormuz Toll Talks
President Trump warned Oman to 'behave' regarding the Strait of Hormuz, threatening to 'blow them up' if they charge tolls for ships passing through the key waterway.
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Activist admits foetus image may be sugar gliders
Joanna Howe concedes she may have used a scam email with sugar glider photos, but says it's an insignificant detail in the fight against abortion.
Zelenskyy Urges US for Patriots to Counter Russian Missiles
Ukraine's President Zelenskyy appeals to Trump and US Congress for more Patriot air defence systems to neutralise Russian ballistic missiles and force Putin to negotiate.
NZ Youth Hopeful Despite Fraying Social Cohesion: Report
A new report reveals declining trust, rising isolation, and economic strain in New Zealand, but under-35s remain optimistic about social cohesion amid challenges.
Navigating Australia's Perilous Path to Reform
Anthony Albanese faces a challenging journey toward reform in Australia. This article examines the obstacles and strategies needed to achieve meaningful change in a complex political landscape.
Newsom Plans 100% Tax on Trump Fund Payouts in California
California Governor Gavin Newsom proposes a 100% tax on any payouts from Trump's $1.776bn fund to state residents, aiming to block payments to allies including January 6 rioters.
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Criminal Probe into Trump Accuser E Jean Carroll
The Trump administration has reportedly opened a criminal investigation into E Jean Carroll for possible perjury in a 2022 deposition related to her lawsuits against the president.
ABC fires Four Corners reporter after casino podcast probe
The ABC has terminated Mahmood Fazal's employment after an investigation into his involvement in a podcast sponsored by an online casino, managing director Hugh Marks confirmed.
Francesca Albanese on US Sanctions and Gaza War
UN special rapporteur Francesca Albanese discusses life under US sanctions, Gaza war, and antisemitism accusations in a revealing podcast interview.
US Strike on Drug Boat Kills Two, Toll Near 200
The US military attacked a drug trafficking boat in the eastern Pacific, killing two men. The campaign's death toll nears 200 amid rights group concerns over extrajudicial killings.
Lesley Groff: Epstein's Assistant and the Question of Complicity
Lesley Groff, Jeffrey Epstein's longtime assistant, appears in over 160,000 documents. Did she know about his crimes? A deep dive into her role and moral responsibility.
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Spanish PM's family faces multiple corruption probes
Spain's PM Pedro Sánchez faces a difficult summer as his brother, wife, and predecessor face judges in corruption cases, with trials and hearings scheduled.
Iran's Internet Back After 88 Days, But Met With Anger
After 88 days of near-total internet blackout, Iran's partial connectivity returns, but citizens express anger, anxiety, and scepticism, viewing it as surveillance rather than freedom.
Sting Links Manual Job Loss to Toxic Masculinity
Sting says deindustrialisation and loss of physical work may drive toxic masculinity, as his musical 'The Last Ship' returns to London's West End.
UK Greens’ Boldness Offers Blueprint for Europe’s Green Parties
Europe's Green parties, facing a 'greenlash', can learn from the UK Greens' success under Zack Polanski, who emphasizes economic inequality and progressive identity politics.
Francesca Albanese: Life Under US Sanctions
Human rights lawyer Francesca Albanese discusses the impact of US sanctions on her work and personal life, detailing legal battles and global advocacy challenges.
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Trump: Iran 'Negotiating on Fumes', No Rush for Deal
President Donald Trump claims Iran is 'negotiating on fumes' and insists US midterms won't force a rushed deal. Fresh US-Iran strikes erupt near Strait of Hormuz, while Israel intensifies attacks in Lebanon.
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