Greta Thunberg detained in Israel during Gaza protest
Climate activist Greta Thunberg was briefly detained by Israeli police after joining a pro-Palestinian demonstration blocking the entrance to Israel's main port.
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AFL star Connor Rozee confirms baby joy, slams vile rumours
AFL sensation Connor Rozee announces he's expecting his first child with partner Amy Milward while hitting out at disgusting false rumours spreading about their relationship.
MSF cuts Haiti medical services amid violence crisis
Médecins Sans Frontières announces emergency reduction of medical operations in Port-au-Prince as escalating violence and supply shortages cripple Haiti's healthcare system.
Rogue waves wipe out Majorca restaurant in storm
Dramatic footage captures the terrifying moment colossal waves smashed through a seafront restaurant in Port de Sóller, Mallorca, as violent storms battered the Spanish island, sending tourists fleeing for safety.
Martin Clunes' emotional Cornwall connection to late father
Actor Martin Clunes opens up about the emotional family history that makes filming Doc Martin in Cornwall more than just another job, sharing personal stories about his late father's legacy.
US Ports Impose New Fees on Chinese Goods in Trade War
American ports are implementing dramatic new fees targeting Chinese goods as trade tensions intensify, creating fresh challenges for global shipping and consumer prices.
Port Adelaide's Ivan Soldo Trade Sparks AFL Debate
Port Adelaide's strategic acquisition of Richmond ruckman Ivan Soldo has ignited controversy, with Kane Cornes questioning the club's direction and the player's family motivations in a dramatic trade season development.
Kent travel chaos: Dover queues and M20 delays hit Easter getaway
Major disruption hits Kent as Port of Dover faces 2-hour queues and M20 implements Operation Brock, causing holiday travel chaos and freight delays.
Haiti Crisis: 480K Children Trapped in Gang Violence
UNICEF's alarming report exposes how escalating gang violence in Haiti has created a humanitarian catastrophe, leaving nearly half a million children displaced and facing extreme danger in the Caribbean nation.
Dover and Eurotunnel chaos as Easter travel begins
Severe delays plague Dover and Eurotunnel as technical issues and high passenger volumes create travel nightmare for Easter holidaymakers. Find out what's causing the chaos and when services might return to normal.
UK Steel Industry Faces Existential Threat from EU Tariffs
Britain's steel sector warns of catastrophic consequences as new EU carbon border taxes could cripple UK exports, threatening thousands of jobs and raising prices for consumers.
Badenoch under fire for Welsh Government remarks
Cabinet Minister Kemi Badenoch has sparked outrage after referring to the Welsh Government as a 'Labour-run local authority' during a fiery exchange about steel industry policy, prompting accusations of disrespect and constitutional ignorance.
France seizes Russian oil tanker in Channel sanctions raid
In a dramatic enforcement of EU sanctions, French officials have impounded the Boracay tanker carrying Russian oil products near Cherbourg. The vessel, linked to a sanctioned Russian oligarch, highlights Europe's tightening grip on Moscow's energy exports
Ultimate Port Wine Guide: Best Fortified Wines
Discover Britain's favourite fortified wines with our expert guide to the best port wines available today, from rich vintage ports to smooth tawnies.
Cruise expert: This Spanish port is worst stop
A seasoned cruise specialist reveals why one of Spain's most famous ports should be avoided, exposing overcrowding, tourist traps and disappointing attractions that leave travellers frustrated.
Arsenal Draw Port Vale in Carabao Cup Second Round
Premier League giants Arsenal discover their Carabao Cup fate with a home tie against Port Vale, while Manchester clubs face tricky tests in the second round draw.
Port Vale vs Arsenal: EFL Cup Preview & Prediction
Mikel Arteta's Arsenal face a tricky trip to Port Vale in the EFL Cup third round. Our preview examines team news, predicted lineups, and the key tactical battle.
Arsenal's Unlikely 1980s Double: Gunners vs Port Vale
A deep dive into Arsenal's remarkable 1986-87 campaign, where a victory over Port Vale secured a unique cup double that remains a cherished anomaly in the club's storied history.
Eurostar chaos as Eurotunnel power failure halts services
Major disruption hits cross-Channel travel with Eurostar services cancelled and severe delays at the Port of Dover following a Eurotunnel power outage, stranding thousands of passengers.
Whale populations surge as New York shipping traffic declines
A dramatic reduction in vessel traffic around New York has led to an unprecedented comeback for whales, with scientists reporting a significant drop in underwater noise pollution.
Car thieves target parcel shelves in new security threat
Exclusive: Criminals are using a sophisticated new method to steal cars by targeting parcel shelves to access onboard diagnostics. Police issue urgent warning to drivers.
90 Cruise Passengers Abandoned on African Island After Missing Ship
Norwegian Cruise Line faces backlash as nearly 100 passengers were abandoned on São Tomé island after missing the departure deadline, forcing them to embark on a challenging 2,300-mile overland chase to rejoin their vessel.
Migrants Storm Calais Port in Major UK Border Security Incident
Exclusive report details a major security incident at the Port of Calais, as a large group of individuals attempted to breach UK-bound freight, highlighting the ongoing cross-Channel migration crisis.
Sheff Utd's Arblaster wins EFL Young Player of Month
Sheffield United's midfield sensation Ollie Arblaster has been crowned the EFL Young Player of the Month for March, recognising his stellar performances on loan at Port Vale.
Major Explosion at UK Oil Refinery Sparks Emergency Response
Emergency services are responding to a major incident at an oil refinery in North Wales after reports of a large explosion. Residents report feeling the blast miles away as a huge plume of smoke fills the sky.
UK Govt in Crisis Talks as Liberty Steel Threatens 2,000 Jobs
Ministers scramble to secure UK's steel future as crisis talks are launched to save Liberty Steel's strategic assets and prevent major job losses in a vital industry.
UK's US Steel Deal Collapses, Tariffs Remain
Exclusive: The UK's promised post-Brexit steel deal with the US has been abandoned, dashing hopes of lifted tariffs and plunging the industry into deeper uncertainty despite high-level boasts.
US Open racism row over mocked Chinese food commentary
American tennis star Taylor Townsend ignites a firestorm after calling out 'open racism' and 'ignorant' mocking of Chinese food during a US Open broadcast, sparking a major debate on cultural sensitivity in sports commentary.
World Leaders Celebrate Papua New Guinea's 50th Anniversary
King Charles and Australian PM lead global dignitaries in Port Moresby to mark Papua New Guinea's 50th year of independence, a milestone event underscoring the nation's strategic importance in the Pacific.
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