Ukraine demands $44bn from Russia for climate damage
Ukraine plans to claim $44bn from Russia for climate-warming war emissions - the first such case globally. Latest on Kharkiv attacks, Zelenskyy's diplomacy and military aid.
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Poland blames Russia for rail sabotage
Polish officials accuse Russian secret services of orchestrating an explosion on a key aid route to Ukraine. PM Tusk calls it 'unprecedented sabotage'. Read the latest.
40,000 New Homes Planned on UK Railway Land
Network Rail launches Platform4 to transform old railway sidings and yards into 40,000 new homes and commercial spaces across 47 towns and cities, creating transit-linked communities.
Farage's £25bn Plan to Slash Foreign Aid and EU Benefits
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage unveils a radical fiscal plan, proposing to save £25bn by cutting foreign aid and benefits for EU nationals. Labour warns it risks a trade war.
Triple Zero failure on Samsung phone leads to death
TPG confirms customer died after emergency call failed on incompatible Samsung device. Urgent warning issued for 50,000 older phones facing network disconnection.
Sheffield schools get bleed kits after campaign
Sheffield schools are introducing emergency bleed kits, championed by campaigners including the parents of murdered schoolboy Harvey Willgoose, in a move to save lives from knife crime.
FA offers free counselling for discrimination victims
The FA launches free mental health support via Sporting Chance for victims of hate and discrimination in grassroots football, as abuse reports rise by 17%. Learn more.
Zelenskyy pushes for EU action amid Russian offensive
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy calls for urgent EU support as Russia escalates attacks. France and Poland pledge military aid amid growing European security concerns.
Gaza aid blocked in Jordan warehouses since March
Critical aid for Gaza including tents, medicines and baby formula sits unused in Jordanian warehouses after being refused entry by Israel, UN confirms. Read the full investigation.
Christmas rail shutdown to disrupt 2,500 UK trains
Plan your festive travel as Network Rail's £130m works close key stations. Over 2,500 trains face disruption. Check the full list of closures and plan ahead.
Epstein Emails Expose Powerful Friends Network
Newly released Jeffrey Epstein emails reveal how royalty, politicians and academics maintained contact with the convicted sex offender. Discover the shocking details of elite indifference.
UK cuts Global Fund by 15%, risking African health crisis
Britain reduces Global Fund pledge by £150m despite co-hosting replenishment drive. Campaigners warn cuts will force African nations to make impossible healthcare choices and risk thousands of lives.
Australia's Neo-Nazi Problem Needs Holistic Approach
Counter-terrorism experts urge comprehensive strategy beyond reactive lawmaking to address growing neo-Nazi threat in Australia. Learn why policing isn't enough.
UK's 40% Aid Cut to Global Health Fund Sparks Outcry
The UK government's decision to cut its contribution to the Global Fund by 40% has drawn severe criticism from health experts and charities, who warn it will cost lives and undermine pandemic preparedness.
Boost Your Children in Need Donation with Gift Aid
Learn how the UK's Gift Aid scheme can make your Children in Need donation worth 25% more for the charity at no extra cost to you. Make your generosity count.
Clapham Junction Station to Get Major Upgrade
One of Europe's busiest stations, Clapham Junction, is set for a huge revamp to combat overcrowding with new entrances and a crossing. Discover the plans shaping South London's future.
Neo-Nazi leader Thomas Sewell granted bail in Melbourne
Neo-Nazi leader Thomas Sewell has been released on bail from the Supreme Court in Melbourne after an alleged violent attack on a First Nations protest camp. Learn the full story.
UK Grid Upgrade Costs Threaten Consumer Bills
SSE's £33bn grid investment fuels shareholder gains while households and SMEs face potential 70% network charge increases. Discover the affordability crisis.
North Darfur aid collapses as 90,000 flee violence
Aid operations in North Darfur are on the brink of collapse following the RSF's capture of El Fasher, with 90,000 displaced and malnutrition at staggering levels. Urgent international action is needed.
UK cuts AIDS, TB and malaria funding by £150m
The UK reduces its pledge to the Global Fund by 15%, a move charities warn jeopardises the fight against preventable diseases. Discover the impact on global health.
Zimbabwe, Zambia, DRC Increase Contraceptive Funding
Zimbabwe, Zambia and DRC announce major increases in domestic family planning funding to counter foreign aid cuts, protecting reproductive health access for millions.
Boy, 11, killed at 'unsafe' Croydon train crossing
Family demands justice after Jaiden Shehata, 11, was killed at a Croydon level crossing described as 'never safe'. Discover the full investigation and safety failures.
Liverpool Street Station £1bn revamp hit by fresh delay
Network Rail's controversial £1 billion Liverpool Street Station redevelopment faces further delays, pushing the City of London Corporation decision into 2026. Discover the latest on this major transport hub upgrade.
Liverpool Street Station redesign decision delayed
A decision on the controversial £1 billion Liverpool Street Station redevelopment has been pushed back to 2026 after new details triggered a fresh public consultation.
UK cuts £150m from AIDS, TB and malaria fund
Britain reduces Global Fund contribution by 15%, risking hundreds of thousands of preventable deaths. Charities warn this undermines decades of progress in disease elimination.
UK volunteer for Ukraine has bank accounts closed
Santander closes all UK bank accounts of British humanitarian volunteer working in Ukraine without explanation, raising concerns about banking restrictions affecting Ukraine support efforts.
Sam Fender donates £25k Mercury Prize to venues
Sam Fender donates his entire £25,000 Mercury Prize winnings to the Music Venue Trust, highlighting the critical struggle of grassroots music spaces across the UK.
Sam Fender donates Mercury Prize to music charity
Sam Fender donates his entire £25,000 Mercury Prize winnings to the Music Venue Trust, supporting struggling grassroots music venues across the UK.
Parents lead abuse in Australian grassroots sport
Shocking national study exposes widespread abuse and bullying in Australian grassroots sports, with parents identified as primary perpetrators. Discover the impact and solutions.
London man maps UK waterways for Google on foot
Dr Uy Hoang from London has spent 10 years walking 1,600 miles to map Britain's canals for Google Street View, taking over 300,000 photos. Discover his incredible journey.
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