Japan Earthquake: 13 Dead, Aftershocks Hit Kyushu
At least 13 people died and many were injured after a magnitude 6.8 earthquake struck Kumamoto, Japan, causing fires, power outages, and suspending transport.
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Japan quake death toll rises to 13 in race against time
At least 13 killed, hundreds injured after 6.8 magnitude quake hits southern Japan. Thousands evacuated, power and water cut off to tens of thousands.
British right feels chill in Andy Burnham's shadow
The British right is disoriented by a Labour PM with ideas, exposing the vacant opposition. Kemi Badenoch's 1970s nostalgia and lack of vision leave Tories and Reform UK struggling.
Angus Taylor denies payments to Liberal group in Icac probe
Opposition leader Angus Taylor insists he made no payments to the Reformers, a conservative Liberal group under Icac investigation, and is not a party to proceedings.
Decoding America: Trump-Netanyahu Relations – Podcast
In this episode, co-hosts discuss Trump's closed-door meeting with Netanyahu, attacks on the Smithsonian, and his performance at the White House correspondents' dinner.
Zelenskyy's domestic crisis threatens global standing
Volodymyr Zelenskyy faces a political crisis at home as protests erupt over the dismissal of popular defence minister Mykhailo Fedorov, while he continues diplomatic wins abroad.
One Nation faces deregistration in Queensland over missing reports
Pauline Hanson's One Nation could be struck off in Queensland for failing to lodge three years of audited financial statements, exposing leaders to penalties.
Daniel Andrews backs Ben Carroll to win Victorian election
Daniel Andrews has endorsed new Victorian Premier Ben Carroll, saying he can win November's election, while paying tribute to Jacinta Allan after her resignation.
Israeli Airstrike Hits Mosque in Gaza City
An Israeli airstrike struck a mosque in Gaza City, causing casualties and damage. The attack occurred during morning prayers, according to witnesses.
Spain wildfire burns out of control as climate pledges reversed
Wildfires rage near Bordeaux and Madrid, while 45 climate policies were reversed globally in the past year, highlighting a retreat on climate action.
US senators' health shrouded in mystery as McConnell's condition raises questions
Mitch McConnell's health remains uncertain after two 'proof of life' photos fail to quell speculation, highlighting a broader issue of aging US lawmakers clinging to power without transparency.
Even Maga is falling out of love with JD Vance
JD Vance faces internal GOP attacks over Israel stance and lavish travel, but his main rival Marco Rubio is even worse, writes Arwa Mahdawi.
Replace US-led order with multipolar anti-war agenda, say Yale law profs
Yale law professors Aslı Bâli and Samuel Moyn argue for replacing the American-led world order with a multipolar anti-war agenda based on four commitments: limits on self-defense, no annexation, no proxy wars, and no arms transfers feeding aggression.
US blocks Iranian missiles as ceasefire falters
The US military intercepted all Iranian missiles in a surprise attack, while fighting threatens to resume. Also: Japan earthquake death toll rises, Trump pushes vaccine cuts, and Armenia's underground asthma clinic.
Triple killer who dismembered friends gets whole-life sentence
James Desborough, 40, received a whole-life order for murdering and dismembering two friends, then strangling a cellmate for snoring. Police review four other deaths.
Japan earthquake kills 13, rescuers search for survivors
At least 13 killed in magnitude 7.1 earthquake in Kumamoto, Japan; rescuers race against time to find survivors amid collapsed buildings and missing persons.
Fauci invokes Fifth Amendment in Senate Covid hearing
Dr Anthony Fauci invoked his Fifth Amendment right and declined to testify at a Senate hearing, accusing Senator Rand Paul of an 'unhinged obsession' with him.
Drinkflation: Why British beer is getting weaker
Drinkflation sees beer brands like Carling, Foster's, and Sol reduce ABV while keeping prices and sizes same, cutting tax costs under 2023 alcohol duty changes.
US-Saudi strikes in Iraq push region into uncharted territory
US-Saudi airstrikes on Iran-backed militia in Iraq killed at least 20 fighters, escalating regional conflict and drawing Riyadh into overt military action.
Trump vows US will 'beat the f***ing s***' out of Iran
President Trump threatens to 'beat the f***ing s***' out of Iran after missile strike on US forces in Jordan; all five missiles intercepted, no casualties.
Boy, 7, dies days after sea rescue that killed cousin and aunt
Musa Ahmed, 7, has died days after being pulled from the sea at West Mersea Beach, Essex, in an incident that also killed his cousin Sameeha Rahman, 15, and her mother Shelina Rahman, 41.
Norwegian teen guilty of UK murder plot for Iran-backed gang
A 19-year-old Norwegian teenager has been found guilty of conspiracy to murder in the UK, hired by the Iran-backed Foxtrot Network for £21,600.
Boy, 7, dies after West Mersea Beach tragedy
A seven-year-old boy has died following an incident at West Mersea Beach last week, which also claimed the lives of his teenage cousin and her mother, Essex Police confirmed.
Man comforts boy handcuffed by police in East London
A passerby calms a young black boy handcuffed by police in East London for alleged fighting; officers say they acted on a reported group fight.
Aberdeen Chair Hunt in Full Swing, CEO Confirms
Aberdeen CEO confirms the search for a new chair is actively underway, addressing prolonged search amid governance changes.
Coronation Street spoilers: Cassie's final end and Dylan attack
Cassie Plummer faces a dark fate as Ross catches her before she leaves Weatherfield. Dylan Wilson is found unconscious after a confrontation. Kit Green targets Gary Windass with damning data.
Asha supports Sienna in Corrie amid terminal illness
Asha Alahan offers support to Sienna Millburn in Coronation Street after discovering Sienna's mother Sadie has dementia, as Asha continues her own mental health recovery.
Pickpocket hunter hits back at Sadiq Khan over crime comments
London pickpocket hunter Diego Galdino rebuts Mayor Sadiq Khan's claim that vigilantes played no role in reducing theft by 14%, citing his own arrests and deterrence.
Corrections: Shell CEO Pay, England Fan Name, and More
Shell clarifies CEO Wael Sawan's £13.7m pay is not a rise but full pay after vesting; England fan Rachael Judge misnamed; other corrections listed.
Bridget Phillipson Named Labour Party Chair
Former education secretary Bridget Phillipson has been appointed Labour party chair, placing her at the forefront of the party's campaign for the next general election.
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