Ministry of Defence (MoD)

British jets scramble over suspected Russian bomber near UK

UK military holds largest parachute exercise in over 10 years

UK Revives Cold War-Era War Book Amid Rising Security Threats

UK Prepares Naval Assets for Middle East Deployment Amid Crisis

UK Deploys Warship to Cyprus After Drone Strike, Faces Criticism Over Delays

UK Denies Iran's Claim of Attacks Launched from British Bases

Ric O'Barry proposes moving Kolmården dolphins to natural pools

Ric O'Barry, founder of the Dolphin Project, has proposed moving dolphins from Sweden's Kolmården dolphinarium to created pools in their natural environment. Kolmården responded in writing to SVT about the future of its dolphin operation.

Uncertain Future, Interpersonal Challenges in Statements

Recent statements reported by a Swedish newspaper highlight an uncertain future and interpersonal challenges, though key details remain unclear.

Almería: Affordable, Sunny Alternative to Spain's Crowded Coasts

Almería, a lesser-visited region in Spain's southeastern corner, is positioning itself as a budget-friendly and sun-drenched alternative to popular destinations like Málaga, with new infrastructure and significant cost advantages drawing attention.

Martin Frizell Cares for Wife Fiona Phillips After Alzheimer's

Martin Frizell quit his job to care for his wife, broadcaster Fiona Phillips, after she was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease at age 61. He has since become an advocate for policy reform while documenting their personal journey through the illness.

Iceland Sets August Referendum on Reviving EU Membership Talks

Iceland's government has announced a pivotal referendum for August 29 on whether to resume formal negotiations for European Union membership, a decision Prime Minister Kristrún Frostadóttir called a 'crucial moment' for the nation. The vote comes amid shifting public opinion and heightened geopolitical tensions, with the outcome set to determine if Iceland will pursue deeper integration with the bloc.

Wythenshawe FC Vets sign ex-Manchester United star Antonio Valencia

Veteran football team Wythenshawe FC Vets have signed former Manchester United player Antonio Valencia, a surprising high-profile recruitment for the ninth-tier side.

Suspected WWII mortar shell found in Epsom town center safely removed

A suspected unexploded World War 2 mortar shell brought to Epsom and Ewell Borough Council offices by a member of the public on Monday, March 30, prompted evacuations and a 100-meter cordon in the town center, with a bomb disposal team dispatched to handle the device.

Iranian Attacks Hit Gulf Energy Infrastructure, Escalating Regional Conflict

A wave of Iranian missile and drone strikes targeted energy facilities across the Gulf on Thursday, causing fires at Bahrain's BAPCO refinery and Kuwait's KPC headquarters building. The attacks, part of a broader retaliation for U.S.-Israeli strikes that killed Iran's supreme leader, have disrupted oil production and drawn international condemnation.

Satirical sculpture mocking Trump's Golden Dome appears on National Mall

A new sculpture mocking President Donald Trump's 'Golden Dome' missile defense system has appeared on the National Mall in Washington D.C., featuring a satirical statue of Trump holding a hole-riddled golden dome as water streams from model missiles overhead.

Liverpool's Season in Turmoil Amid Defeats, Injuries, and Manager Speculation

Liverpool's season faces turmoil after midweek defeats in the Premier League and Champions League, leaving them sixth and sparking speculation over manager Arne Slot's future. Injuries and coaching controversies add to the uncertainty as the club navigates a challenging campaign.

Rob Schneider's call for military draft restoration sparks backlash

Comedian Rob Schneider is facing backlash after calling for the restoration of the US military draft, proposing mandatory two-year service for young Americans. His comments come as the US is involved in a conflict with Iran that has killed 13 American service members and wounded more than 300.

Värmland Libraries Share E-book Service with 5,000 Monthly Borrows

Residents of Värmland borrow approximately 5,000 e-books per month, with each loan costing libraries an average of 20 kronor, according to officials.

NASA Artemis II Moon Mission Faces April Launch After Helium Repair

NASA's Artemis II mission, poised for the first crewed lunar journey in 54 years, aims to launch four astronauts on a 10-day moon orbit this month after a helium flow issue forced repairs. The crew, including historic firsts, is in quarantine as NASA advances toward lunar surface return and future Mars missions.

NASA delays Artemis 2 Moon mission to 2025 after technical issues, crew prepares

NASA has delayed the historic Artemis 2 mission, the first crewed flight beyond low Earth orbit since 1972, to September 2025 due to technical challenges, while the four-member crew enters final preparations.

Strait of Hormuz closure triggers global fuel crisis with shortages

The effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz by Iran has triggered a global fuel crisis, sending oil prices soaring and causing immediate supply disruptions worldwide. Key oil and gas facilities in Gulf states have been damaged, and energy shipments from the Middle East are at a standstill, leading to fuel shortages, record prices, and government interventions across multiple continents.

Liverpool and Manchester United raise ticket prices, sparking fan backlash

Liverpool will increase ticket prices for the first time in 15 years under Fenway Sports Group ownership, while Manchester United has announced its fifth consecutive season-ticket hike, drawing sharp criticism from supporter groups.

Reality show contestant hospitalized for three months after 17 seizures

Nathan, a contestant on Channel 4's The Hunt: Prey Vs Predator, was rushed to hospital after suffering 17 seizures just weeks after filming the show, leading to a three-month hospitalization that began on June 4, 2025, due to a flare-up of his condition.

Swedish man arrested for aggravated fraud after previous tax conviction

A man in his mid-20s was arrested on Friday on probable grounds suspected of aggravated fraud involving international travel bookings totaling nearly 400,000 SEK. The arrest follows his recent conviction for gross accounting and tax fraud, with new suspicions emerging from a police phone examination.

Wictor Petersson finishes fifth after controversial shot put measurement

Swedish shot putter Wictor Petersson finished fifth in the men's world championship final after a controversial third throw that Aftonbladet reports was initially judged a foot fault and incorrectly measured, later remeasured to 21.12 meters.

Reformed gangster details UK drug empire claims in new book

Andrew Pritchard, who spent nearly three decades in the international drug trade, details his past in a new book. His account includes allegations of widespread corruption and a scheme that he claims inundated Europe with narcotics.