The Red Cross warns that thousands of Palestinians buried under Gaza's rubble may never be identified as recovery efforts slow and bodies decompose. Forensic experts face increasing challenges.
Cabinet ministers have been asked to find more money for defence spending after John Healey's resignation. Lisa Nandy says discussions are ongoing to keep the country safe.
Ukraine and Moldova begin first phase of EU membership negotiations on Monday, a symbolic step after overcoming Hungary's blockade and amid ongoing Russian attacks.
British armed forces intercepted and boarded a Russian shadow fleet oil tanker in the English Channel, delivering a blow to Putin's war funding.
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John Harris reports from the Makerfield byelection, where Andy Burnham's Labour candidacy clashes with Reform UK's appeal amid local despair over crime, economic decline, and political apathy.
Nigel Farage pledges to ban foreign nationals from social housing, deport those unable to find private homes, and repeal the Equality Act, as Reform UK faces competition from far-right rival Restore Britain in the Makerfield byelection.
Jamaican activists challenge the all-inclusive tourism model they call 'plantation tourism,' fighting for public beach access and against privatization that they say benefits elites and excludes locals.
Saul Austerlitz reflects on nearly a decade of door-knocking for Democrats, seeing it as a hopeful act against authoritarianism despite doubts about its efficacy.
One year after massive ICE raids in Los Angeles, the city shows resilience but bears deep scars. Thousands arrested, communities traumatized, and ongoing fear persists.
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Campaigners in Jamaica are challenging the privatization of beaches through five court cases, arguing that colonial-era laws deprive locals of access and livelihoods.
Leadership hopeful Wes Streeting plans to increase high-skilled immigration, targeting 20,000 global talent recruits, and use North Sea oil tax revenues to lower energy bills.
Chris Taylor launches petition against Essex council's ban on Pride events in libraries, calling it 'Orwellian'. Reform councils across England impose similar restrictions, sparking community backlash.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy thanked the UK for intercepting a Russian shadow fleet oil tanker in the English Channel, calling it an important step to limit war funding.
Daphne Shadwell, the pioneering TV director who gave 'Ready Steady Go!' its title and shaped children's programming, has died at 98. She worked on iconic shows.
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The UK government plans to soften electric vehicle sales mandates, potentially allowing hybrids to make up 50% of sales by 2030, following industry and union warnings.
The exodus of Americans with democratic values, termed 'democratic drain', threatens to worsen US authoritarian slippage as supporters emigrate or are pressured to leave.
Shirley Firth, 93, hopes a retrial in the Dominican Republic will convict those responsible for the 2019 murder of her daughter Lindsay de Feliz, a British author.
Coweta County, Georgia, residents push for a referendum to block a massive datacenter, hoping to inspire similar grassroots actions nationwide.
Trump has deported nearly 8,000 Cuban nationals in his second term, more than double his first term. Many Cubans, including asylum seekers, live in fear of ICE raids.
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Peter Thomson, the first professor of drama at Exeter University and a key figure in transforming British drama education, has died aged 88. He championed practical theatre studies.
The Lincoln Memorial, a symbol of equality and democracy, faces indignities from Trump's events, but its legacy endures as a beacon for civil rights.
Analysis of how Democratic establishment's early backing of Janet Mills over Graham Platner backfired, leaving the party with a risky Senate candidate facing scandals and a tough general election against Susan Collins.
Donald Trump said Israel's strike on Beirut 'should not have happened' as US and Iran near a peace deal, urging all sides to stand down.
Commentators grapple with One Nation's rise, comparing it to Trumpism. The media missed the warning signs, and trust in politics continues to erode.
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Australians in their 40s and 50s, facing low wages, rising inequality, and falling home ownership, are increasingly supporting One Nation, with support peaking at 43% among Gen X.
New evidence reveals Queensland police ignored repeated warnings about a man who killed 22-month-old Mason Jet Lee, branding a woman's concerns 'vexatious' months before the fatal assault.
Richard Carroll recalls a transformative act of kindness in 1978 when a Greek woman offered him a feast while hitchhiking in Crete, teaching him the golden rule.
Queensland's new ebike laws spark fierce debate between safety concerns and the potential for a transport revolution, with advocates and critics deeply divided.
Two Texas men face felony charges for stealing $18,000 worth of England national team gear, including signed jerseys and boots, in Jackson County, Missouri.
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Keir Starmer will ban under-16s from TikTok, Instagram, X and other platforms, with restrictions on gaming apps and late-night scrolling for older teens.
