As the US-China trade war intensifies, Chinese President Xi Jinping embarks on a three-country tour to Southeast Asia in a bid to strengthen ties with key manufacturing hubs. With tensions running high and no clear resolution in sight, investors remain wary as global markets continue to feel the pinch. The...

The UK government has launched a £1.5m fund to encourage people affected by the Windrush scandal to come forward and claim compensation, amid concerns that many victims have felt too nervous to engage with officials. The UK government has launched a £1.5m fund to encourage people affected by the Windrush...

South Africa reopens inquests into Nobel laureate's fatal incident, a step towards justice for anti-apartheid figures and their families. The re-opening of inquests into the deaths of two prominent anti-apartheid figures, Chief Albert Luthuli and lawyer Mlungisi Griffiths Mxenge, marks a significant development in South Africa's quest for truth and...

A record number of migrants, over 8,000, have arrived in the UK after crossing the English Channel so far this year, raising concerns about the government's ability to tackle the crisis. The English Channel migrant crisis: A record number of arrivals in 2025 so far In the first four months of...

With over 19 million leisure journeys planned, this Easter bank holiday weekend is shaping up to be the busiest of the year. Drivers can expect a 'hat-trick of hold-ups' across the UK, with peak congestion expected from Thursday to Saturday. The Easter bank holiday weekend is just around the corner,...

The recent summer riots in the UK, sparked by a fatal stabbing at a Taylor Swift-themed event, left police forces exposed to significant risk despite efforts deemed 'entirely appropriate'. The recent summer riots in the UK, sparked by the murder of three children in Southport, left police forces exposed to...

As Birmingham's rubbish crisis deepens, the government has turned to military intervention in a desperate bid to restore waste collection services. Thousands of tonnes of uncollected rubbish have sparked warnings of a public health emergency. Thousands of tonnes of rubbish have gone uncollected in Birmingham since an all-out strike by...

As AI-generated news becomes more prevalent, the American public is increasingly skeptical about its impact on journalism. A recent poll reveals nearly half of respondents express no interest in AI-driven news, citing concerns over data use and manipulation of public opinion. A recent poll conducted by Poynter and the University...

Torrential rainfall swept across Lanzarote, causing severe floods that left hundreds of homes and roads underwater, prompting a state of emergency on the Canary Island. Severe Floods Hit Lanzarote After Torrential Rain Torrential rainfall swept across the Canary Island of 'the Canary Island' on Saturday, causing severe floods that left hundreds...

Convalescing Pope Francis brings reassurance to the faithful as he opens Holy Week with a message of hope and compassion in Rome's iconic St. Peter's Square. Pope Francis arrived at the end of a mass on Palm Sunday in St. Peter's Square, bringing a reassuring public sign of his recovery...