Ukrainians Charged in Poland Rail Sabotage for Russia
Polish prosecutors charge two Ukrainians with terrorist sabotage on behalf of Russia after explosion on aid railway to Ukraine. Read the latest developments.
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Victoria Introduces New Laws to Protect Retail Workers
Victoria announces groundbreaking legislation to criminalise violence against retail and hospitality staff, with offenders facing up to 10 years in prison. Read about the new protections.
UK Cuts Global Health Fund Aid by 40%
Britain's decision to cut £120m from Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria sparks outrage among health experts and charities. Critics warn this undermines UK's global health leadership.
First UK pedestrian killed by self-driving car
A British factory worker has tragically become the first pedestrian in the UK to be killed by a self-driving vehicle in a shocking incident that raises serious questions about autonomous vehicle safety.
Four Mexican workers killed in Wisconsin farm gas leak
Four Mexican nationals have died in a suspected carbon monoxide leak at a Wisconsin dairy farm, prompting investigations into migrant worker safety standards in America's agricultural heartland.
Rail worker killed protecting passengers in knife attack
Tributes pour in for brave railway employee Darren Sherwood, fatally attacked while shielding commuters during violent knife assault at Huntingdon station.
Ukraine Gets More Patriots, Holds Pokrovsk Frontline
Kyiv receives crucial US-made Patriot missile systems while Ukrainian troops maintain defensive positions in embattled Pokrovsk amid intense Russian assaults.
Rail worker fights for life after 15-minute horror attack
A railway maintenance worker remains in critical condition after a brutal assault while inspecting tracks near London, sparking nationwide outrage and calls for better worker protection.
UK Aid Workers Targeted in Sudan Hospital Massacre
British humanitarian staff face execution-style killings in Sudan's escalating civil war as Rapid Support Forces intensify attacks on civilian infrastructure and aid operations.
Lebanon orders army to confront Israeli soldiers
Lebanese President Najib Mikati directs army to engage Israeli soldiers following deadly border raid that killed a municipal worker, escalating tensions in the region.
Hotel worker murder: Killer found guilty
A 23-year-old man has been convicted of murdering hotel worker Bartosz Kuczynski in a violent attack near Walsall railway station. The jury rejected his manslaughter defence after hearing chilling evidence of the sustained assault.
Zelenskyy's London summit with European leaders on Ukraine
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy meets with European leaders in London to strengthen military support and coordinate strategy against Russian aggression as conflict intensifies.
Zelenskyy presses EU to use frozen Russian assets for defence
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy intensifies pressure on European leaders to unlock billions in frozen Russian assets for Ukraine's defence, warning that delayed decisions cost lives amid escalating conflict.
Belgium sends €1.7B Russian assets to arm Ukraine
European Commission confirms Belgium will channel billions in frozen Russian assets to purchase military hardware for Ukraine's defence, marking unprecedented move in economic warfare against Moscow.
Russian funds to buy Gripen jets for Ukraine
In a landmark move, Western allies plan to use seized Russian funds to purchase advanced Gripen fighter jets for Ukraine, significantly enhancing its air defence capabilities against ongoing aggression.
Social worker who helped jail grooming gang killed by driver
A courageous young woman who helped bring a grooming gang to justice has been killed by a dangerous driver in a modified BMW. Read the shocking story of justice denied.
UK troops won't fight in Ukraine, confirms Defence Secretary
In a major policy statement, John Healey confirms UK military personnel won't be deployed to fight Russian forces, despite ongoing support for Ukrainian defence efforts.
Chinese nationals join Ukraine's fight against Russia
Exclusive interviews reveal why ordinary Chinese citizens are risking everything to fight for Ukraine against Russia, defying Beijing's official neutrality stance.
Zelenskyy urges US Patriot systems as Trump sides with Putin
Ukrainian President makes desperate plea for advanced air defence systems following Donald Trump's latest comments aligning with Vladimir Putin's position on the conflict.
EU to use frozen Russian assets for Ukraine aid
European leaders are on the verge of a groundbreaking agreement to use billions in frozen Russian state assets to fund Ukraine's military and reconstruction efforts, with legal concerns now overcome.
Ukraine's Tomahawk Missile Push: A Game-Changer?
As Kyiv intensifies its campaign for advanced Western weaponry, the Tomahawk cruise missile emerges as a potential game-changer in Ukraine's defence against Russian aggression. Discover why these precision-strike weapons could redefine the battlefield.
Gaza aid crisis deepens as crossings remain closed
Critical humanitarian situation escalates in Gaza as vital aid routes remain blocked and Israeli bombardment continues, leaving civilians in desperate need of food, water and medical supplies.
UK sends advanced surveillance drones to Ukraine
Britain dispatches state-of-the-art surveillance drones to enhance Ukraine's battlefield intelligence and counter Russian aggression in ongoing conflict.
California's bold bid to unionise workers nationwide
California launches unprecedented campaign to unionise workers across multiple states, sparking fierce debate about workers' rights versus business interests in America's evolving labour landscape.
France's defence minister makes surprise Kyiv visit
In a dramatic show of European solidarity, France's defence minister Sebastien Lecornu made an unannounced visit to Kyiv as President Macron commits to bolstering Ukraine's air defences against intensifying Russian attacks.
Moscow alarmed by Trump's Tomahawk missile threat to Ukraine
The Kremlin expresses 'extreme concern' over Donald Trump's potential authorization of Tomahawk cruise missile deliveries to Kyiv, marking a significant escalation in US military support that could reshape the Ukraine conflict.
Trump weighs sending Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine
Exclusive: Donald Trump's administration is reportedly considering supplying Ukraine with powerful Tomahawk cruise missiles, a game-changing move that could strike deep into Russian territory and dramatically shift the conflict's dynamics.
Kenya Aid Scandal: Funds Fuel Environmental Crisis
Exclusive investigation reveals how international development funds are creating toxic wastelands in Nairobi, raising urgent questions about Western aid accountability.
Tory Aid Cuts Slash Support for World's Poorest Nations
Exclusive investigation reveals how Conservative government aid reductions are devastating vulnerable communities across Africa while ministers face accusations of misleading Parliament.
UK Aid Cuts Weaken Global Influence
The UK's dramatic reduction in international aid spending is damaging Britain's reputation and undermining its diplomatic power on the world stage, experts warn.
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