Trump warns Tehran of 'much more to follow' after strike destroys Iran's largest bridge
Trump claims responsibility for destroying Iran's largest bridge, warns of more strikes, as conflict continues with mounting casualties.
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Coachella attendee injured after lighting rig falls during DJ set
A Coachella attendee suffered a head wound when a light fixture fell during John Summit's DJ set. Eyewitnesses helped the injured woman to medical care.
Dermot O'Leary Says Scott Mills' BBC Exit Came as 'Complete Shock' to Radio 2 Family
Dermot O'Leary calls Scott Mills' BBC exit a 'complete shock' for the Radio 2 family, as colleagues react to the presenter's sacking over a conduct allegation.
Trump halts Iran strikes over deal, warns US primed
Trump says he will halt further US strikes on Iran, citing a deal framework that includes opening the Strait of Hormuz, warning America is primed to attack.
Trump: Mideast deal parameters reached to end Iran war
Trump says Mideast allies agreed parameters of a deal to end the Iran war, with the US holding off on attack, as Saudi crown prince voiced escalation concerns.
Israel launches major new offensive in Gaza as airstrikes kill more than 100
Israel launches a major new offensive in Gaza after airstrikes kill more than 100, with troops to seize strategic areas and no let-up in the war against Hamas.
Alexei Navalny: The Life and Death of Putin’s Fiercest Critic
Opposition leader Alexei Navalny dies in a Siberian prison; his life, courage, and final message recalled by colleagues and journalists.
King Charles’s speech to Congress ‘gives monarchy a purpose’, reader says
Reader letters: King Charles’s speech to Congress gave the monarchy a purpose, plus views on indoor climbing, social media limits for over-65s and civil service titles.
Iran protests intensify amid currency collapse and soaring inflation
Protests across Iran enter fourth day as currency hits record low, inflation soars, and calls for regime change grow.
Meghan backs Harry after Trump's Nato remarks
Prince Harry condemns Trump's Nato remarks as Meghan shows support; UK PM Starmer calls comments 'appalling'.
Trump hails Gaza disarmament breakthrough but Israel yet to accept
Trump announces Hamas disarmament deal in Gaza, but Israel has yet to accept and officials express scepticism.
Boris Becker denies cheating on ex-wife during labour but admits affair
Boris Becker has clarified claims he was unfaithful while his ex-wife was in hospital, admitting he cheated but denying it happened during childbirth.
Judge dismisses most of Blake Lively's claims against Justin Baldoni
A US judge dismissed 10 of Blake Lively's 13 claims against Justin Baldoni, including sexual harassment, leaving three claims for trial.
Dutton Ranch hailed as 'best show of the year' by Yellowstone fans
Dutton Ranch, the Yellowstone spin-off starring Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser, is being praised as the best show of the year, with fans calling it better than the original.
Air Force One turns back over electrical fault, delaying Trump's Davos trip
Air Force One returns to Washington after electrical issue on way to Davos; Trump continues on backup plane, Greenland tariffs dominate summit.
State Department papers found on hotel printer before Trump-Putin summit
US State Department papers found on public printer at Alaska hotel before Trump-Putin summit, revealing schedule, seating chart and cancelled lunch menu.
Lithuania to teach schoolchildren drone skills in civil defence push
Lithuania to train over 22,000 people, including children aged eight and up, in drone building and piloting as part of civil resistance efforts against Russia.
Hopes Rise for Iran Ceasefire as Trump Signals Deal
US strikes test Iran ceasefire; Trump hints at imminent deal despite scepticism from Iranian media.
US and Ukraine unveil updated peace plan after European pressure
US and Ukraine agree an updated peace framework after European allies criticise the original plan's pro-Russian elements.
After war, Iran's leaders face uneasy peace at home
Iran's regime survived the war but faces the challenge of reconciling with a population hit by protests, inflation and political realignment.
Iran president's no-attack pledge sparks hardline backlash
Iranian President Pezeshkian's pledge not to attack neighbours unless used against Iran triggers internal backlash, with hardliners seeking a new supreme leader and Gulf tensions rising.
Trump gives 'no comment' on using military force to take Greenland
Trump declined to answer whether he would use force over Greenland, as Sir Keir Starmer called for calm and dismissed invasion fears.
Italy demands reversal of IPC decision allowing Russian and Belarusian flags at Winter Paralympics
Italy urges IPC to reverse decision allowing Russian and Belarusian flags at Winter Paralympics, citing invasion of Ukraine.
Hong Kong court overturns Jimmy Lai fraud convictions but activist remains in jail
Hong Kong court quashes Jimmy Lai's fraud convictions but he stays jailed; separate national security case jails activist's father.
FBI director’s posts fuel Mexico tensions over Ryan Wedding arrest
FBI Director Kash Patel's social media posts strain US-Mexico relations over the capture of alleged drug lord Ryan Wedding.
Rubio claims Iran ready to negotiate nuclear programme despite Tehran halting talks
Rubio claims Iran willing to negotiate nuclear programme despite Tehran halting talks and moving to close Strait of Hormuz.
Stars swap winter gloom for sun-soaked swimwear snaps
Celebrities like Elizabeth Hurley and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley swap winter for sun, sharing swimwear snaps from Barbados, Mexico and beyond.
Trump gives 10-day window for Iran nuclear deal as US sends second carrier group
Trump says Iran nuclear deal prospects will be clear within 10 days as US military buildup grows with a second carrier strike group heading to the Middle East.
At least 37 killed in shootings near Gaza food distribution sites
At least 37 Palestinians killed in shootings near Gaza food distribution centres run by a private US-backed group. Witnesses blame Israeli troops; UN urges action.
John Bolton dismisses Tulsi Gabbard's 'treasonous' Obama report
Former national security adviser John Bolton has dismissed Tulsi Gabbard's report accusing Barack Obama of a 'treasonous conspiracy' against Donald Trump.
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