French PM Lecornu Survives No-Confidence Vote by Narrow Margin
French PM Lecornu survives no-confidence votes by 18 votes after suspending pension reform, now faces budget battle.
French PM Lecornu survives no-confidence votes by 18 votes after suspending pension reform, now faces budget battle.
Marseille's drug violence and welcoming diversity create competing images; reality is complex, neither cliché does it justice.
Ecuador's President Daniel Noboa escaped unhurt after stone-throwing protesters attacked his motorcade, which officials called an assassination attempt amid unrest over fuel prices.
Trump claims Iran has halted executions; UK evacuates Tehran embassy amid protests; death toll reaches 2,571.
Pat McFadden announces £1bn youth employment scheme and signals fresh welfare reform push amid past backbench rebellion.
Robert Reich urges Americans to boycott Trump's State of the Union, citing abuses of power, lies, failure of promises, and poor economic conditions.
Neighbours of Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago complain about increased plane noise after Secret Service changed flight routes permanently.
Haiti police chief says election plan underway despite gang violence; details to be released soon.
High Court hears UK ministers ignored evidence of Rwanda human rights violations in pursuing deportation policy, with extra £20m payment disclosed.
Martin Roberts pays tribute to Homes Under the Hammer auctioneer Clive Emson, who has died at 79.
Reform UK's Kent council passes budget with 3.99% tax rise; opposition warns of £411m financial risk and cuts to vulnerable services.
UEFA nations meet Thursday to discuss FIFA's controversial plan to sell World Cup stakes, with boycott possible if financial terms are not met.
UK airlines may cancel or consolidate flights this summer to conserve jet fuel due to Middle East war disruptions, under new slot flexibility rules.
Hull City owner Acun Ilicali hints at legal action after Championship play-off final, claiming unfair reinstatement of Middlesbrough following Southampton's expulsion for spying.
Kemi Badenoch confirms Conservatives would leave ECHR to protect borders, veterans and citizens, sparking debate over human rights and international obligations.
Fair Work Commission dismisses Woolworths worker's claim over being told to cover his exposed buttocks, calling it speculative and a waste of time.
Parents criticise The Friends' School in Tasmania after AI deepfake porn of 21 girls was shared. Police involved, five boys left school.
Canadian PM Mark Carney, opposition leader Pierre Poilievre, and officials hold hands at vigil for eight victims of Tumbler Ridge school shooting.
Iran launches missiles across the Middle East to widen war and pressure US allies, risking backlash while seeking diplomatic off-ramp.
Thai FM raises ASEAN concerns over Aung San Suu Kyi's welfare in meeting with Myanmar's President Min Aung Hlaing, who says she is 'well looked after'.
Drag Race Philippines contestant Misua dies aged 27. Production on season four paused after her death on 2 April.
Budapest mayor Gergely Karácsony charged for defying Pride ban; fine proposed by prosecutors.
Liverpool draw 1-1 with Brentford as Anfield says goodbye to Mohamed Salah and Andy Robertson; Salah sets assist record in final appearance.
Barclays report shows student loan holders save £1,964 less yearly towards a home deposit than those without debt, impacting financial stability and housing market entry.
Andy Burnham invited only parties likely to agree to social care talks, excluding Reform UK and Greens, drawing accusations of naivety and showmanship.
Katie Price ended her podcast early after police called about her missing husband Lee Andrews, who disappeared in Dubai amid fraud allegations.
Keir Starmer’s Iran policy shift reveals UK’s dependency on US, drawing criticism from all sides as options are limited.
New Australian Liberal leader Angus Taylor vows to stop 'bad immigration' as party faces existential threat from One Nation and internal rebellion.
Fifa officials feel 'deep embarrassment' over awarding peace prize to Donald Trump amid US military actions and World Cup concerns.
Olivia Dean wins four Brit Awards including album of the year, while Sam Fender, Wolf Alice and Rosé also take prizes.