London marks 50 years of Pride
London on Saturday celebrated the 50th anniversary of its first Pride parade, marking half a century of progress in the fight for equality and tolerance but with warnings for more to be done.
Denmark in shock as gunman kills three at Copenhagen shopping mall
Three people were killed and several more were wounded in a shooting at a shopping centre in Copenhagen on Sunday, Danish police said, adding they had arrested a 22-year-old Danish man and charged him with manslaughter.
Zelenskiy vows to regain Lysychansk after Ukrainian withdrawal
Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskiy on Sunday acknowledged Kyiv's forces had withdrawn from Lysychansk in the eastern Donbas region after a grinding Russian assault, but vowed to regain control over the area with the help of long-range Western weapons.
Assange lodges UK appeal against US extradition
Assange is wanted to face trial for allegedly violating the US Espionage Act by publishing military and diplomatic files in 2010, related to the Afghanistan and Iraq wars.
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Zelensky calls on UN to visit site of Ukraine mall strike
Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky called for the United Nations to visit the site of a missile strike on a shopping mall in the city of Kremenchuk, as he addressed the UN Security Council on Tuesday.
Boost for luxury London property prices as Russians locked in
The war in Ukraine is making it hard for even unsanctioned Russians to sell exclusive residential property in Britain, adding to a shortage of supply that has helped drive up house prices in prime locations, real estate sources say.
Is Elon Musk an alien? Billionaire responds to conspiracy theories
Billionaire Elon Musk, who is celebrating his 51st birthday today has been the centre of many conspiracy theories.
Former Nazi Camp Guard, 101, Gets Five-year Jail Sentence
Former Nazi camp guard, 101, gets five-year jail sentence
Airbnb Makes Ban On Parties Permanent
Airbnb Inc said on Tuesday it will make permanent its ban on parties in homes listed on its platform after seeing a sharp drop in reports of unauthorized gatherings since the prohibition was put in place in August 2020.
Subway employee shot dead by customer over 'too much' mayonnaise in sandwich
A young employee at a Subway restaurant in Atlanta died, while another received critical injuries.
Missing 8-year-old boy found alive in sewer eight days after disappearance
An 8-year-old boy, Joe, who had been missing for more than a week, was found alive in a storm drain near his parents' house in the city of Oldenburg, Germany.
Woman and 6-year-old daughter gangraped in moving car
A woman and her six-year-old daughter were allegedly gangraped in a moving car in the Indian state of Uttarakhand.
'Systemic challenge' or worse? NATO members wrangle over how to treat China
NATO's first new strategy concept in a decade will cite China as a concern for the first time but member states remain at odds over how to describe the country with the world's largest military and its relationship with Russia, NATO diplomats say.
World's deepest WW2 shipwreck discovered in the Philippines
A US exploration team has managed to successfully unearth a ship that had sunk during World War II
Body of 3-year-old blind boy found decomposing in freezer
A 31-year-old woman, Azuradee France, has been charged with murder after police discovered the body of her blind three-year-old son stuffed inside a freezer.
Zelensky to press G7 for more help as war rages
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson warned his fellow G7 leaders not to give in to "fatigue" and said Ukraine would need long-term help.
Student finds out she was pregnant after unexpectedly giving birth in toilet
A university student was to leave for a night out for her 20th birthday party when she felt shooting pain in her stomach and ended up having a baby.
Psychic helps woman locate missing son's dead body
Rachel Holland, a resident of Kent, England, left no stone unturned to look for her son and is still fighting to get justice for her dead son
Exclusive-Boris Johnson signals UK's willingness to demine, help export grain from Ukraine
Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Thursday Britain was willing to assist with demining operations off Ukraine's southern coast and was considering offering insurance to ships to move millions of tonnes of grain stuck in the country.
Commonwealth leaders meet in Rwanda amid criticism of host's rights record
Commonwealth leaders meet in Kigali on Friday to discuss cooperation on topics from trade to health to climate, against a backdrop of criticism of the host Rwanda's human rights record and of a British policy to deport asylum seekers there.
UK's Johnson steps back from row with Prince Charles over Rwanda policy
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson moved away from a confrontation with Prince Charles over the government's immigration deal with Rwanda after his spokesman said the matter would not likely be raised in talks with the heir to the throne.
UK couple keeps 29 people as slaves for years in dirty house
A UK couple kept as many as 42 people as their "slaves" at their three-bedroom home in Bristol and forced them to do nearly £1 million worth of work for free
Dublin vet successfully performs rare C-section on guinea pig
A vet in Dublin managed to successfully perform a Caesarean section surgery on a guinea pig and help her deliver six kits.
Botched surgery leaves stillborn baby's head inside mother's womb in Pakistan
A stillborn baby's head was left inside its mother's womb after a botched surgery at a rural health centre (RHC) in Pakistan's Sindh province last week.
Russian Journalist's Nobel Peace Prize Fetches Record $103.5 Million At Auction To Aid Ukraine Children
Dmitry Muratov, the co-winner of the 2021 Nobel Peace Prize and the editor of one of Russia's last major independent newspapers, auctioned off his Nobel medal for a record $103.5 million to aid children displaced by the war in Ukraine.
Court in Japan rules ban on same-sex marriage is 'not unconstitutional'
A court in Japan in its latest order has upheld the ban imposed on same-sex marriage in the country stating that the ban does not violate the constitution.
12-year-old girl raped multiple times after police refused to help her
An independent review of reports of sexual exploitation in Oldham has revealed that the police and other concerned agencies failed to do their job
Newborn baby found in garbage bin with umbilical cord still attached
A newborn baby with his umbilical cord still attached to him was found in a wheelie bin on Grimsby's Nunsthorpe estate on Sunday.
Offshore detention survivors decry UK's Rwanda scheme
Manus-detainee-turned-author Behrouz Boochani has urged the British public to resist plans "to copy the deeply dehumanising asylum policies of Australia".
Elderly British man arrested for taking pictures of kids at beach in Greece
An elderly British man has been arrested by police in Santorini, Greece for clicking pictures of young children at a beach on the island.
Elderly British man 'confesses' to killing wife while high on drugs in Cyprus
A 75-year-old man who hails from Ashington, England, allegedly smothered his terminally wife to death while he was high on drugs and cocktails.
Ex-soldier found guilty of stabbing neighbours to death after row over parking
A former UK soldier, Collin Reeves, has been found guilty of stabbing his neighbours to death following a dispute over parking on their estate in Somerset.
Assange vows to fight UK approval of extradition to US
The UK interior ministry earlier announced that Home Secretary Priti Patel had approved the extradition order but that he had 14 days to appeal.
British PM Johnson in Kyiv on second visit: Zelensky
On Friday, Johnson's Downing Street office said Britain stood ready to offer Zelensky a major new training programme with the potential to train 10,000 new and existing Ukrainian soldiers every 120 days.
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