North Korea to Deploy Long-Range Artillery Targeting Seoul
North Korea to deploy new long-range artillery systems targeting Seoul and commission first destroyer, as constitution drops unification references.
North Korea to deploy new long-range artillery systems targeting Seoul and commission first destroyer, as constitution drops unification references.
Matthew Wolfenden discusses co-parenting with ex-wife Charley Webb on Loose Women, saying they are still finding their way after split.
Two correspondents respond to Anton Jäger's ideas on hyperpolitics, arguing that while traditional organizing has declined, new forms of activism and unions are emerging to counter corporate power.
Indoor cat Olaf hitched a 15-mile ride under a neighbour's car and was reunited with his owner thanks to a microchip.
Report says UK stole 25m years of life and labour via slavery in Barbados, with damages up to $2tn, not an invoice but basis for dialogue.
Analysis suggests internal SNP feud won't halt Scottish independence, with polls showing declining union support across UK.
Five Palestine Action activists convicted of causing £212,000 damage to a Barclays bank face being sentenced as terrorists after a judge considers a 'terrorist connection'.
Princess Anne will drop to 19th in line to the throne after Princess Eugenie's third child, reigniting debate over succession fairness.
Man arrested for lighting cigarette on Paris eternal flame at Arc de Triomphe; faces deportation and possible prison.
Trump administration releases 200,000 pages of FBI files on MLK Jr over family objections, amid calls for Epstein files.
Alex Neil says SNP leader John Swinney lacks a strategy for independence, urging focus on building public support rather than Holyrood debates.
The Lost Giants collective revives the ancient art of giant making in Cornwall, blending folklore with modern environmental activism.
DUP endorses deal to restore power sharing in Northern Ireland, enabling Stormont return within days after two-year boycott.
Campaign to display England flags in communities sparks debate over patriotism and far-right influence, with councils removing flags and activists fighting back.
Reform UK's Scottish leader Malcolm Offord says no second independence referendum for at least 10 years, urging focus on economy and tax cuts.
Actor Sydney Sweeney says she should have addressed controversy over American Eagle jeans advert accused of flirting with eugenics.
Pat Finucane's family angered by government's refusal to hold a new public inquiry into his murder, citing collusion. Amnesty International condemns decision.
Rachel Reeves confirms she has been sacked as chancellor and is leaving government altogether, declining another cabinet role. She praised her successor Andy and expressed pride in her tenure.
Esther McVey criticises Andy Burnham's economic plans, warning of higher taxes and a return to 1970s-style policies that will harm the cost of living.
Labour MP Andy Burnham has become the seventh Prime Minister in a decade after meeting the King, set to announce Cabinet and deliver a speech outside Number 10.
Argentina's President Javier Milei says they will 'recover' the Falkland Islands via diplomacy after players held a 'Las Malvinas' banner during the World Cup semi-final against England, brushing off potential FIFA fines.
Andy Burnham has been confirmed as Labour leader, replacing Keir Starmer. He will become Prime Minister on Monday after a special conference and overwhelming MP support.
FIFA issues statement after Argentina players display Falkland Islands banner post-semi-final win over England. Thomas Tuchel rejects claims he instructed players to hold lead. US President Trump to attend final.
Argentina players brandished a 'Las Malvinas son Argentinas' banner after a 2-1 World Cup semi-final win over England, reigniting political tensions over the Falkland Islands.
Argentina face FIFA punishment after celebrating their World Cup semi-final win over England with a banner referencing the Falkland Islands, violating rules against political statements.
Argentina players provoked England by waving a banner reading 'The Malvinas belong to Argentina' after knocking England out of the World Cup, echoing President Milei's stance.
Counter-terrorism police are investigating whether the suspect in Ann Widdecombe's murder was motivated by left-wing extremism and may have targeted other Reform UK figures.
Security experts and AI have identified 16 popular tourist destinations that would become high-risk danger zones in a global conflict, from Taiwan to Cuba.
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Ian Dommett, Yes Scotland's former marketing director, says jailed ex-SNP boss Peter Murrell controlled the campaign and its high-value donations, contradicting SNP claims of separation.