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A devastating Russian strike in Ukraine has killed twelve people, while new photos have emerged that appear to show Prince Andrew in the company of Jeffrey Epstein. Meanwhile, in the UK, a new Tory candidate has been chosen for an upcoming by-election, and a jewellery store has been targeted in a brazen daytime burglary.
Former Tory MP Nadhim Zahawi has joined Nigel Farage's Reform UK party. Zahawi is the latest high-profile figure to defect from the Conservative Party. Brooks Koepka is set to return to the PGA Tour under a new returning member programme.
European stocks poised for longest monthly winning streak since 2013 despite challenges
Developments in the Strait of Hormuz, UK politics, and Alzheimer's research
Key Updates on UK Politics, Ukraine-Russia Conflict, and Russia's Economy
This week, the UK has seen developments in the world of politics, education, and football. The Labour Party's stance on big tech regulation has been questioned, while the Liberal Democrats have unveiled plans to reform Special Educational Needs and Disabilities services. Meanwhile, Manchester United's caretaker manager has spoken about the importance of trusting young talent.
As the UK struggles to cope with a prolonged cold snap, bringing snow and rain warnings, the government is under pressure to address the concerns of local communities feeling failed by politics. Meanwhile, the country's budget watchdog is set to undergo reforms, and global events, including the passing of a prominent American civil rights leader, are making headlines.
From pothole-related call-outs to changes in school uniforms, the UK is experiencing a mix of domestic and international developments that reflect the country's evolving priorities and challenges. As the government considers a significant increase in defence spending, the nation's infrastructure and education systems continue to face their own unique sets of issues.
As the US midterm elections approach, President Trump is kicking off the Republican campaign in Iowa, while across the globe, UK Labour leader Keir Starmer meets with China's Xi Jinping. Meanwhile, in the world of sports, Arsenal is in talks to sign Barcelona's Ona Batlle, and British tennis star Emma Raducanu splits with her coach after a disappointing Australian Open exit. In a tragic turn of events, a teenager in the UK is found to have attacked others before murdering a 12-year-old schoolboy.
A devastating factory fire in Greece claims multiple lives, while in the UK, a former Home Secretary defects to a new party and sparks controversy. Meanwhile, the sports world is abuzz with debates over VAR decisions and a young tennis star's rise to fame.
A snapshot of worldwide developments, from UK military spending to US Senate politics
Updates on Middle East Conflict, Amazon's UK Profits, and US Politics
Recent developments in the US and UK raise questions about the intersection of politics and policy
This week's news cycle is filled with significant developments in politics, climate action, and sports. From the UK's Labour party to Russia's misuse of Interpol, and from wind farm projects to a thrilling NFL playoff game, there's no shortage of important stories. Here's a comprehensive look at the top news from around the world.
A Labour think tank's investigation of a journalist sparks controversy, the PM addresses European security, and British athletes shine in the Winter Olympics, while a shocking crime story unfolds and Scotland's rugby team secures a thrilling win.
France ditches US tech, EU and UK seek reset, and cultural icons take new roles
A snapshot of the latest news, including Trump's endorsement in the Georgia Senate runoff, the UK's interception of a Russian oil tanker, and a Dutch king's complex World Cup loyalties.
Updates on Medicare, Alzheimer's drugs, and the UK's performance enhancer concerns
From the UK's nuclear deterrent to a cancelled Buffy reboot, and from circus restoration to a tense mayoral race in Marseille, here are the top stories from the past week.
A Italian court ruling sets a precedent for worker rights, the UK's Spring Forecast is expected to reveal economic trends, and artistic initiatives aim to revitalize a Cornish town.