Japan on high alert as heavy rain triggers evacuation orders
Southern Japan braces for severe weather as torrential rain prompts evacuation advisories and landslide alerts in Miyazaki and Kagoshima prefectures.
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Zoo euthanises healthy bear, gets death threats
A zoo in Japan has sparked outrage after euthanising a healthy bear, leading to a flood of death threats from furious animal lovers.
Hiroshima today: wild swimming meets TikTok culture
Explore Hiroshima's vibrant present through stunning images capturing wild swimming, TikTok dances, and the city's resilient spirit decades after the atomic bombing.
Rowson's Hiroshima cartoon marks 80th anniversary
Renowned cartoonist Martin Rowson commemorates the 80th anniversary of the Hiroshima bombing with a striking visual commentary on nuclear warfare and its enduring legacy.
Japan's Liberty Island honoured with memorial gravestone
Japan's champion filly Liberty Island, who tragically passed away last year, has been honoured with a gravestone in a touching ceremony attended by fans and her devoted trainer.
Dubai chocolate recall in UK over nut allergy risk
A popular chocolate brand from Dubai has been urgently recalled in the UK due to undeclared nuts, posing a serious risk to allergy sufferers. The Food Standards Agency has issued a warning.
Jess Phillips urges Home Office to tackle rising crime
Labour MP Jess Phillips calls for urgent action from the Home Office and National Crime Agency to tackle escalating crime rates in England and Wales.
Hiroshima mayor criticises Trump’s Nobel Peace Prize bid
Hiroshima’s mayor has condemned Donald Trump’s Nobel Peace Prize nomination, calling it ‘incomprehensible’ as the former US president prepares to visit the atomic-bombed city.
FSA warns: Stop eating this cheese now
The Food Standards Agency has issued an urgent warning advising against consuming a specific cheese product linked to a potential E. coli outbreak. Discover which products are affected and what steps to take.
Hiroshima Bombing: Remembering 'Little Boy's' Legacy
As the world marks the anniversary of the Hiroshima bombing, we reflect on the devastating impact of 'Little Boy' and the enduring legacy of nuclear warfare.
Japan Marks 78 Years Since Hiroshima and Nagasaki Bombings
Japan solemnly commemorated the 78th anniversary of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, with survivors urging global leaders to abolish nuclear weapons.
Fire breaks out on firework barges at Yokohama Festival
A sudden blaze broke out on firework launch barges during the Yokohama Festival, causing chaos and emergency responses. Watch the shocking footage.
Australia buys Japan's Mogami-class frigates
Australia is set to acquire advanced Mogami-class frigates from Japan's Mitsubishi Heavy Industries in a landmark defence agreement aimed at strengthening maritime security.
Australia & NZ Ink Defence Pact with Japan
Australia and New Zealand have signed a landmark defence agreement with Japan, strengthening military ties in response to growing regional instability. The pact includes joint exercises and intelligence sharing.
Nagasaki survivors share atomic bomb stories in English
Survivors of the Nagasaki atomic bombing break decades of silence, sharing their traumatic experiences in English to educate future generations about the horrors of nuclear warfare.
Hiroshima survivors may have fled to Okinawa after bombing
Recent findings indicate that survivors of the Hiroshima atomic bombing may have relocated to Okinawa, shedding new light on post-war migration patterns.
UK plans major reforms to National Crime Agency
The UK government is set to introduce sweeping reforms to the National Crime Agency and border security, with a focus on tackling cross-border crime and improving cooperation with France.
NCA warns of worsening small boat crossings crisis
The UK's National Crime Agency has issued a stark warning over increasing small boat Channel crossings, prompting criticism of Home Office policies. Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper accuses the government of failing to tackle people smuggling effective
Quade Cooper's insane parking bill in Japan shocks fans
Australian rugby legend Quade Cooper faced an eye-watering parking fee in Japan, sparking disbelief among fans. Discover the staggering cost and why it's making headlines.
Cooper: Govt undermining crime agency on immigration
Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper accuses the government of undermining the National Crime Agency's efforts to tackle illegal immigration due to poor policymaking.
Drug gangs using UK public transport as 'mother ships'
The National Crime Agency warns of criminal gangs using buses and trains to distribute drugs across the UK, with a surge in 'county lines' operations.
Japan accuses China of political espionage
Japan's public broadcaster NHK alleges Chinese spies infiltrated Tokyo's political circles, escalating tensions between the two Asian powers. Beijing dismisses the report as 'baseless fabrication'.
Boy, 6, dragged by bear in Japan wildlife attack
A six-year-old boy was attacked and dragged into the woods by a bear in Japan, sparking a massive rescue operation. The shocking incident has raised concerns about wildlife encounters.
Pokémon-themed manhole covers delight Tokyo visitors
Japan's latest quirky urban project features Pokémon-themed manhole covers, blending pop culture with public infrastructure in a uniquely Japanese way.
Japan tsunami warnings after powerful quake
Japan faces tsunami warnings and evacuations following a devastating earthquake. Authorities urge residents to move to higher ground as waves threaten coastal areas.
Tsunami warnings after Pacific volcanic eruption
A massive undersea volcanic eruption near Tonga has triggered tsunami alerts across the Pacific, including Hawaii, California, and Japan. Authorities urge coastal residents to move to higher ground.
ICE offers $20k bonuses to tackle hiring crisis
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is rolling out lucrative signing bonuses and incentives to tackle severe staffing shortages, raising concerns over recruitment ethics.
Trump allies fire 'Deep State' lawyer in Russia hoax scandal
A former Trump administration staffer has been dismissed amid allegations of involvement in the Russia hoax, as allies of the ex-president intensify their crackdown on perceived 'Deep State' operatives.
Tsunami alerts for Japan & Hawaii after 7.6 quake
A massive 7.6-magnitude earthquake off Japan's coast triggers tsunami alerts for Japan and Hawaii, with waves up to 5 metres reported.
Fukushima nuclear plant orders evacuation after tsunami warning
Authorities at the Fukushima nuclear plant have issued an evacuation order following a tsunami alert. Read the latest on safety measures and regional impact.
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