All news for 2024-05-26

Deputy Oliver Dowden spent his Wednesday morning promoting a new website that helps people prepare for a national crisis after government research showed that more than 40 per cent of Brits do not have three days of supplies of non-perishable food and water.

China accused Britain on Saturday of false accusation, "wanton stigmatisation" and arbitrary arrests after the unexplained death of a man charged with illegally assisting Hong Kong’s foreign intelligence service.

A 27-year-old Moroccan man attacked people with a knife in the metro in the French city of Lyon on Sunday, injuring at least three, authorities said.

Hamas has fired a rocket towards the Tel Aviv area in Israel for the first time in months.

Above Beijing’s imperial center rises Jingshan, or Prospect Hill. From a pagoda at its modest peak, a panoramic view of the city presents itself.

The civil action was put on hold in 2018 but has been relaunched after the publication of the Infected Blood Inquiry report, with around 500 victims putting their names to the lawsuit.

The Syrian regime prints banknotes primarily to address the urgent need for cash liquidity, resulting in consistent budget deficits.

Nigel Farage shocked Sky News presenter Trevor Phillips with an attack on British Muslims as he begins campaigning for Reform UK

Emergency services were called to the tarmac at Dublin Airport

A massive fire broke out Saturday in an amusement park in Gujarat state in western India, leaving at least 20 people dead, police said.

Teenagers would have the option of military service or volunteering for a year under the Conservatives’ first policy pledge of the election campaign.

A massive landslide devastated a remote village in Papua New Guinea and killed at least 670 people, UN officials have said.

A collaborative international investigation reveals how the United Arab Emirates facilitated foreign investment in real estate – without asking too many tough questions.

The Chiapas municipality that made headlines as a dispute territory for organized crime has been a trafficking center for years where Honduran women are sexually exploited and give birth to children without nationality.

Dud’s Army: Rishi Sunak, who has never served in uniform, thinks forcing teenagers to join the military or volunteer to build flood defences will help bring back the "national spirit" that emerged during the pandemic

Footage of Putin’s palace shows it having a giant 20ft wall around the perimeter

Sivagankan had been granted indefinite leave to remain in Britain after fleeing the war in Sri Lanka in 2003