Cuba's Ties with Venezuela Tested After Maduro's Capture
Cuba faces uncertainty as its alliance with Venezuela weakens after Maduro's capture, with economic crisis and political strain deepening.
Cuba faces uncertainty as its alliance with Venezuela weakens after Maduro's capture, with economic crisis and political strain deepening.
Paul Burbery, 53, died of a heart attack after a gym workout. Gym staff raised £1,600 for air ambulance in his memory.
Peter Mandelson’s consultancy Global Counsel enters administration after clients cut ties over Epstein scandal.
Peter Mandelson refuses to apologise to Jeffrey Epstein's victims for their friendship, saying he knew nothing of the financier's sex life.
Ukraine suffers widespread power cuts after Russian attacks reduce generating capacity to zero, killing seven and targeting nuclear substations.
Pakistan's army chief Asim Munir mediates US-Iran tensions, bringing a new proposal for talks after failed negotiations and a US naval blockade.
A Tibetan man dies after setting himself on fire near UN headquarters in New York, activists say, in protest over Chinese policies.
High court halts eviction of refugee, disapplying Home Office 28-day policy that charities say drives homelessness.
Steph Richards, a trans woman and former Labour women's officer, has been banned from the party's women's conference following a Supreme Court ruling on sex.
NBC poll: 61% of Americans blame extreme political rhetoric for Charlie Kirk's murder, with cross-party agreement. Comparisons to past political violence.
UK to return small boat arrivals to France within days after EU approves treaty, with 50 per week expected in pilot scheme.
Danish veterans of US wars express sorrow and betrayal over Trump's threats to seize Greenland, citing sacrifices made together in Afghanistan and Iraq.
Media covers sideshow of eccentric supporters and protesters during Trump's state visit to Windsor, with little actual news.
Trump suggests territorial swaps in Ukraine peace deal and plans Putin meeting in Alaska; Tusk hints at conflict freeze; journalist Roshchyna buried.
Sir Olly Robbins forced out as Foreign Office top civil servant after security vetting for Peter Mandelson was overruled, sparking political crisis.
Donald Trump praised Kim Jong-un as a 'great leader' at their second summit in Hanoi, offering economic help if North Korea disarms.
No 10 refuses to say if ethics adviser saw evidence that Rachel Reeves' property licence breach was inadvertent; Tories call for investigation.
Investigation reveals the Blue Whale 'suicide game' may not have existed as reported, originating from tragic deaths and journalistic speculation.
Prince Andrew's 2011 email to Jeffrey Epstein revealed, showing he maintained contact despite earlier claims of cutting ties.
More than two million voters can choose Andy Burnham's successor in the UK's largest by-election. Seven candidates stand including Labour's Bev Craig.
Mother slams staff and police after daughter attacked outside Zara in Bristol; arrests made; probe into 'school wars' link.
Vladimir Putin suggests Ukraine war may be ending, with drone strikes, casualties, and US distraction casting doubt on Russian victory.
Katie Price is reportedly reconsidering her marriage to Lee Andrews after he failed to appear for their Good Morning Britain interview, leaving her distraught.
Cheryl and son Bear join Liam Payne's family for a bittersweet Disney World trip, honoring the late One Direction star.
A fitness writer tests Alan Ritchson's 15-minute arm workout using an EZ bar, finding mixed results but effective muscle pump.
Simon Cowell has admitted he was 'horrible' to Susan Boyle during her iconic 2009 Britain's Got Talent audition, but insists it was because he thought she was a comedian.
Up to £70,000 in relocation payments is available for those moving to certain countries in 2026, with programs targeting population decline and economic growth.
Columnist Virginia Blackburn slams water companies, calls for jail after hosepipe ban. Also touches on Boy George, teen benefits, Girl Guides uniform, and Prince Harry.
A report reveals hundreds of Afghan soldiers who fought alongside British troops were wrongly denied safe passage to the UK, with 884 cases overturned.
Richard Ramirez's chilling motive 'I love to kill people' revealed by former jailer, with details of his brutal crimes and capture.