The US’ motives are unclear after it seizes a sanctioned oil tanker off the coast of Venezuela. France’s last major home appliance maker goes bust. Disney strikes a deal with OpenAI. And, Lidl gets creative...
Inside England’s busiest A&E seeing hundreds of flu patients daily | BBC News
Flu season has hit the UK a month earlier than normal this year, with experts warning there appears to be a more severe strain of the virus – mutated H3N2 – circulating. Over two days, the BBC was given...
Why are endangered species being sold on Facebook? | Global News Podcast
A BBC investigation has found that endangered species are being openly sold on Facebook. Among the listings were a live tiger in a cage, bred for its body parts, hundreds of dried shark fins, and live pangolins. Meta...
Cambodia-Thailand border conflict: Why the escalation despite Trump-brokered deal? • FRANCE 24
Turns out that it’s not enough to stage peace signings.Half-a-million displaced as fighting rages along the border between Thailand and Cambodia, a resurgence of July’s five-day conflict that Donald Trump counts...
The US proposal for “free economic zone” in Ukraine’s east ‘is a trap’, analyst says • FRANCE 24
The US is pushing for a demilitarised "free economic zone" between Russian and Ukrainian troops in the east of the country as part of a settlement to end the war, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said...
Why people shouldn’t be worried about the flu vaccine
As the NHS warns about an "unprecedented wave of super flu” – should people be having the vaccine? Sky’s Niall Paterson discusses with GP Dr Raj Arora and Sky’s science correspondent Thomas...
Nigel Farage’s former school responds to claims he made racist comments as student
Dulwich College has said allegations that Nigel Farage made racist and antisemitic comments to fellow pupils at the school are "profoundly distressing" and "entirely at odds with the Dulwich College of...