Ukraina

Boris Johnson besöker Ukraina-fronten när kriget går in i femte året

Johnson besöker Ukraina-fronten, kritiserar västerländskt stöd

Ukraina genomför hemliga rymduppdrag under krigets eskalering

Postalanställda och civila dödade när kriget i Ukraina intensifieras

Misstänkt för bombdåd i Butja anhållen efter explosioner som skadade poliser

Ukraina och Ryssland utväxlar 175 krigsfångar i stor bytesaffär

Lorry driver jailed after crane grab kills pedestrian

Kevin Miller has been sentenced to 13 months in prison for causing the death by careless driving of Rebecca Ableman, who was struck by the grab of his lorry's loader crane in Willingham, Cambridgeshire in 2022. A court heard the mother died a hero after pushing her daughter's pram to safety before the fatal impact.

Jesy Nelson campaigns for SMA screening after twins' diagnosis

Former Little Mix singer Jesy Nelson is campaigning for nationwide newborn screening for Spinal Muscular Atrophy after her twin daughters were diagnosed with the severe genetic condition.

Met Police Chief Gives Phone Makers June 1 Deadline

Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley has issued an ultimatum to phone manufacturers, demanding they implement anti-theft measures by June 1 or face potential legal action, as London grapples with a surge in phone robberies and low prosecution rates.

Kopitar breaks LA Kings points record, announces retirement

Anze Kopitar broke the LA Kings' all-time points record in an emotional game against New Jersey, where he announced his retirement after this season, but the Kings lost 6-4 and fell out of playoff contention in the Western Conference.

Appeals Court Reduces Damages, Sentence for Economic Crimes

A Swedish appeals court has reduced the prison sentence and damages for influencer Christofer 'Chrippa' Lundström, convicted of serious economic crimes, while upholding his detention due to flight risk concerns.

Linköping Deploys Civilian Ticket Inspectors on Public Transport

Civilian ticket inspectors have been introduced on buses and commuter trains in Linköping, working undercover and identifying themselves only with ID during checks. They are employed by Avarn Security on assignment for Östgötatrafiken.

Maggie Driscoll's paternity secret, assault accusation in Corrie

Maggie Driscoll accidentally revealed to her son Ben that his biological father is not who he believed, and she also accidentally killed her husband Alan during a row, according to multiple reports. This revelation unfolds amid a grooming scandal involving her grandson and a police accusation.

Beckham and King Charles co-design Chelsea Flower Show garden

David Beckham will host a garden at the 2025 Chelsea Flower Show, co-designed with King Charles and unveiled alongside gardening guru Alan Titchmarsh.

Tyson Fury to fight Arslanbek Makhmudov on Netflix this weekend

Tyson Fury is returning to the boxing ring to fight Arslanbek Makhmudov at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium this weekend, with the bout streamed live on Netflix. The exact date and start time of the fight have not been confirmed.

Netflix adapts novel Remarkably Bright Creatures into film starring Sally Field

Netflix has released a trailer for the upcoming drama film Remarkably Bright Creatures, based on a 2022 novel by Shelby Van Pelt. The story centers on an unexpected bond between a widow and a giant Pacific octopus, with Sally Field leading the cast.

Multiple fatal boat accidents across Europe and Australia

A series of boat accidents across Europe and Australia have resulted in multiple fatalities and injuries, with rescue operations underway in Norway, Australia, France, and Greece. Authorities are investigating the causes amid conflicting reports on injury severity in one incident.

Katie Price's marriage to Lee Andrews faces scrutiny over background claims

Katie Price married businessman Lee Andrews in Dubai in February after a whirlwind romance, but the union has been clouded by controversy over his background claims. His ex-fiancée Alana Percival has led a campaign to debunk assertions that he is a multimillionaire with a Doctorate from Cambridge, speaks multiple languages, and worked with Elon Musk.

Two siblings die trapped in fridge-freezer during hide-and-seek in Colombia

Two young siblings, an eight-year-old girl and a five-year-old boy, died after suffocating when they became trapped in a fridge-freezer while playing hide-and-seek in Vista Hermosa, Colombia. Their parents discovered them upon returning from a brief shopping trip, and despite medical efforts, the children could not be revived.

G7 Holds Urgent Meeting as Iran War Disrupts Global Energy Markets

G7 finance and energy ministers convened an unprecedented virtual meeting Monday to address severe economic fallout from the war in Iran, now in its second month. The conflict has triggered the largest oil supply disruption ever, with Iran's blockade of the Strait of Hormuz halting a fifth of global daily shipments and causing production cuts across the Gulf.

Poorly Reviewed 2008 Rom-Com Surges into Netflix Top 10

A 2008 romantic comedy that received harsh criticism upon release has surged into Netflix's top 10 film rankings, becoming a streaming hit despite its low Rotten Tomatoes score.

British Museum to host Bayeux Tapestry loan from France starting September

The Bayeux Tapestry will be exhibited at the British Museum from September, on loan from France, marking its first display in the UK in nearly a millennium. The exhibition is expected to draw millions of visitors, though the loan has sparked controversy over the fragility of the historic artifact.

Projectile Hits Tanker, Drone Strikes Fujairah Oil Facility in Dual Incidents

A tanker was struck by an unknown projectile while a drone attack ignited a fire at an oil facility in Fujairah, UAE, on Tuesday, with no casualties reported in either incident. Authorities are investigating both events, which have raised regional security concerns amid conflicting reports about the tanker's location.

Trial for BDX money laundering scandal set for October 2026 in Luleå

The trial against five accused in a money laundering scandal linked to BDX will be held at the Luleå District Court, starting on October 20, 2026, with the Economic Crime Authority stating the logistics and contracting giant was defrauded of 89 million kronor.

Macron Rejects Trump's Military Push for Strait of Hormuz, Advocates Negotiation

French President Emmanuel Macron has rebuffed U.S. President Donald Trump's call for a military operation to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, dismissing it as unrealistic and advocating for diplomatic negotiations instead.

Irish High Court Orders Revolut to Disclose Subscriber Data to Sky

The Irish High Court has ordered Revolut Bank UAB to provide the names and addresses of 304 subscribers and 10 resellers to Sky, following civil proceedings by the broadcaster. Justice Brian Cregan approved the order requiring Revolut to surrender the information.