The US President’s plan to turn Gaza into a holiday destination has drawn widespread criticism, with Britain and the wider West raising concerns over local displacement and heightened instability.
Kyiv is enduring persistent drone attacks from Russian forces, with Ukrainian defenders tirelessly working through the nights to counter these threats and protect their city.
The PM’s government has extended a £67m contract to an IT firm previously implicated in the Post Office subpostmasters case to manage Brexit-related administration, prompting scrutiny over the allocation of public funds and accountability.
David Lammy has urged the release of Aung San Suu Kyi on the fourth anniversary of her detention by Myanmar’s military junta, appealing for an end to her confinement and advocating for peace and democracy for the people of Myanmar.
A tragic collision between an American Airlines flight and a US Army helicopter near Washington D.C. resulted in the loss of all 67 individuals on board, with bodies being recovered from the Potomac River while political figures engage in a debate over the incident’s accountability and safety measures.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has endorsed the expansion of Heathrow Airport as part of a broader strategy to boost the UK’s economy through planning reforms and infrastructure development, yet faces opposition from Labour critics regarding the addition of a third runway amidst recent job losses at major companies and universities.
Approximately 200,000 individuals in Gaza are facing a challenging return to their homes amid ongoing difficulties and instability in the region.
Business leaders are pressuring Rachel Reeves to reconsider economic policies amid concerns about potential staff cuts and price increases, following a CBI report indicating a predicted decline in private sector activity over the next three months.
Axel Rudakubana, an 18-year-old, has been sentenced to life with a minimum of 52 years for the tragic loss of three girls in a mass incident at a children’s dance class, an event marked by profound distress and described in court by a 14-year-old survivor seeking understanding of his actions.
Prince Harry has received a full apology and substantial financial settlement from the publisher of The Sun, following a claim regarding unlawful information gathering by journalists and private investigators associated with News Group Newspapers.