With both the King and the Princess of Wales announcing they have been diagnosed with cancer, pressure has shifted to other senior royals to step up their duties. But experts say the situation is a “bump in the...
Activists in Taiwan protest Hong Kong’s Article 23 legislation
Activists in Taiwan, including Hong Kong exiles, have come together to protest a law passed unanimously by the Hong Kong legislative council on Tuesday. The law, referred to as Article 23, intensifies political...
‘Cold and calculated’ killer jailed for life after murdering Essex couple with fentanyl
An IT worker has been found guilty of murdering a couple with strong opioid Fentanyl. Luke D’Wit was found guilty of killing Stephen Baxter, 61, and his 64-year-old wife Carol, and rewriting their will to take...
Is Milei’s plan to end the economic crisis working? | DW News
Argentina has the world’s worst inflation. Now inflation is slowing as anarcho-capitalist president Javier Milei pushes austerity and deregulation measures to revive the Latin American country’s struggling economy...
Moscow attack ‘breakdown in intelligence’ says Michael Clarke
Russia seems to have “ignored” security warnings about an upcoming attack, according to security and defence analyst Professor Michael Clarke. He told Sky News the terrorist attack at Crocus City Hall in...
Speculation ends about Britain’s Princess Catherine’s absence from public life | DW News
Well wishes have been pouring in from around the world for Britain’s Princess of Wales after she revealed she has been diagnosed with cancer and has started treatment. In a video message released Friday –...
Is soil the solution to wet winters?
We’ve seen a trend over recent decades of wetter winters – and this year was no exception. This winter was in the top 10 wettest for the UK, with the south of England experiencing its wettest February since...