US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth could have endangered troops’ safety when he used an unsecured app to discuss a planned attack on militants in Yemen, according to a report from the Pentagon’s... Read more »
Vladimir Putin was “morally responsible” for the 44-year-old’s death, alongside everyone involved in the assassination attempt on Russian double agent Sergei Skripal. Moscow has always denied involvement. Sturgess, a mother of three,... Read more »
In BBC Question Time’s Immigration Special from Dover, an audience member asked: “When will you actually stop the boats?”. Panellists discussed the matter, including Labour’s Mike Tapp, Conservative Kieran Mullan, Liberal Democrat... Read more »
Volodymyr Zelensky says he is “afraid” Donald Trump could “lose interest” in negotiating an end to the war in Ukraine, after discussions between American and Russian diplomats in Moscow ended without significant... Read more »
The race to unlock the secret to a longer life is on – and two sisters from a Cambridge start-up might be closer than anyone else. For decades, the world’s brightest scientists... Read more »
A fire at a popular nightclub in the coastal region of Goa in India has killed 25 people, according to local officials. Most of the victims are believed to be staff at... Read more »
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Dozens dead after reported drone strikes on Sudan kindergarten and hospital | BBC News A series of drone strikes have reportedly targeted a kindergarten, a hospital and rescue teams in southern Sudan.... Read more »
Sir Keir Starmer has denied his chancellor misled the public about the UK’s finances ahead of last week’s Budget. The Conservatives have accused Rachel Reeves of giving an overly pessimistic impression as... Read more »
The death toll in flooding which has struck south-east Asia has reached more than 1,100 with rescue workers battling to reach affected areas. Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, and Sri Lanka have all been... Read more »