Vulture photograph's tragic legacy: Photographer's suicide
The tragic true story behind Kevin Carter's Pulitzer-winning photo of a starving Sudanese child stalked by a vulture - and how the image's devastating legacy ultimately consumed its creator.
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The Last Dinner Party & Sudan Archives Stun London Festival
An unforgettable night of musical brilliance as The Last Dinner Party and Sudan Archives headline London's hottest new cultural event, After The Hunt, with Lazarus and Harlan Coben adding literary flair.
WFP: Global hunger crisis escalates amid funding shortages
The UN's World Food Programme warns of catastrophic funding shortages affecting millions in conflict zones including Afghanistan, South Sudan, and Haiti, forcing drastic ration cuts amid rising global hunger.
Sudan's El Fasher siege: Thousands face starvation
A new report reveals El Fasher, Sudan's last Darfur stronghold, faces imminent collapse as civilians endure starvation, disease and relentless RSF attacks with no escape route.
Trump's Abraham Accords: Reshaping Middle East Diplomacy
The groundbreaking Abraham Accords, brokered by the Trump administration, normalised relations between Israel and Arab nations, marking a seismic shift in Middle Eastern politics and creating new alliances that continue to influence global diplomacy today
Thatcher's secret leadership fears revealed in archives
Newly uncovered National Archives documents expose Margaret Thatcher's private concerns about Tory leadership challenges years before her dramatic downfall in 1990.
Trump privately praised Xi Jinping as "brilliant"
In a stunning revelation from newly released documents, Donald Trump privately praised Chinese President Xi Jinping as 'smart' and 'brilliant' while publicly criticising China. The Boston College archives reveal Trump's contradictory stance on US-China re
Drone strike kills at Sudan displacement shelter
A militia drone strike has killed multiple civilians at a displacement shelter in Sudan's North Kordofan state, according to local monitors, marking another grim chapter in the country's escalating conflict.
Mr Benn creator's lost puppetry treasures uncovered
Exclusive look at newly discovered artefacts from the creator of classic children's TV show Mr. Benn, revealing the genius behind Britain's beloved puppet icon.
Colombian Mercenaries Fighting in Sudan's War
Exclusive investigation reveals how battle-hardened Colombian fighters are being deployed as elite mercenaries in Sudan's devastating conflict, raising serious international law concerns.
Aid Cuts Trigger Catastrophe for Sudanese Refugees in Chad
Severe funding shortages force life-saving health programmes to close, leaving Sudanese refugees in Chad battling starvation and disease in what aid workers call an 'unfolding humanitarian disaster'.
South Sudan peace talks collapse in Juba
Critical peace negotiations between South Sudan's government and rebel factions have broken down in Juba, raising concerns about renewed conflict in the world's youngest nation.
UN warns of escalating violence against women in conflict zones
Antonio Guterres warns of escalating violence against women in conflict zones from Haiti to Sudan, demanding immediate international action and protection for vulnerable populations.
Darfur 'Janjaweed' Commander Faces ICC War Crimes Trial
Exclusive: Ali Muhammad Ali Abdalrahman, known as 'Ali Kushayb,' stands trial at International Criminal Court for atrocities committed during Darfur conflict, including mass killings and persecution.
Darfur war crimes suspect appears before ICC
Exclusive: Ali Muhammad Ali Abd-Al-Rahman, known as 'Ali Kushayb', faces charges of crimes against humanity in Darfur as International Criminal Court proceedings begin.
BBC faces £100k per episode cost to censor classic sitcoms
The BBC could be forced to spend over £100,000 per episode to edit or remove controversial scenes from classic British comedies, including 'It Ain't Half Hot Mum' and 'Dad's Army', as broadcasting standards evolve.
Grenada launches digital archive of enslaved Africans
A revolutionary searchable database brings to light the harrowing stories and legal records of over 80,000 enslaved individuals in 18th-century Grenada, transforming historical understanding.
Sudan's Silent Genocide: World Looks Away as Darfur Burns
As ethnic cleansing escalates in Darfur, international inaction condemns millions to violence and starvation. The world watches while Sudan burns.
Trump's Presidential Library Planned for Miami Golf Club
Plans are underway to establish Donald Trump's presidential library at his Trump National Doral Miami golf resort, a significant departure from tradition that is already attracting scrutiny.
Sudan's El Fasher on brink of collapse amid siege
The besieged Sudanese city of El Fasher faces imminent collapse as paramilitary forces tighten their grip, cutting off essential aid and creating a devastating famine. This is the unfolding human tragedy.
WHO: Darfur's health system near total collapse
The World Health Organization issues a grave warning that Darfur's health system is on the brink of total collapse, with children dying daily from vaccine-preventable diseases amidst escalating violence.
eBay letters reveal UK families' slavery compensation
A remarkable collection of 19th-century correspondence, discovered in an online auction, exposes the direct financial benefits reaped by prominent UK families from slavery compensation, challenging long-held narratives and prompting calls for a national r
South Sudan Peace Talks Collapse Amidst Famine Crisis
Critical peace negotiations between the South Sudanese government and rebel factions have broken down in Juba, raising fears of a return to full-scale civil war and worsening a dire humanitarian situation.
Roswell 'Alien Autopsy' Film Unearthed in US Archives
The legendary 1947 Roswell incident is back in the spotlight as never-before-seen footage, discovered deep within the US National Archives, is analysed by experts. Could this finally be the proof of extraterrestrial life?
Sudan Conflict: RSF Deploys Kamikaze Drones in Darfur
Exclusive report on the devastating use of Iranian-made 'kamikaze drones' by the Rapid Support Forces in Sudan's Darfur region, marking a dangerous new phase in the civil war and threatening a humanitarian catastrophe.
UN Warns of Imminent Famine in South Sudan
The United Nations issues a dire famine warning for South Sudan, with millions facing severe hunger due to a catastrophic combination of war, floods, and aid shortages.
UK Evacuates Citizens from Conflict Zones in Major Airlift
Exclusive: The Home Office launches emergency flights from India and Afghanistan, while negotiating safe passage for Britons trapped in Sudan's escalating civil war.
UN Warns of Imminent Famine and Ethnic Violence in Sudan
The United Nations issues a dire warning of imminent famine and escalating ethnic violence in Sudan's Darfur region, calling for urgent international action to avert a catastrophic humanitarian disaster.
Sudan Famine: Starvation 'Weaponised' in War, ICC Investigates
Exclusive report reveals a deepening humanitarian crisis in Sudan, with mass starvation, alleged war crimes, and a collapsed healthcare system. The international community faces calls for urgent action.
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