A look at the week's top political stories, including a crucial UK-Ukraine summit, a tragic stabbing in Nottingham, and new climate change recommendations. Read more...

This week, the UN grapples with biodiversity funding, Haiti's education crisis, Israel's Gaza plan, and Slovakia's UN vote apology, highlighting complex global challenges. Read more...

This article covers a range of pressing issues, from rising violence against children in Haiti and predictions for 2025, to the critical delays in issuing emergency alerts. Read more...

A look at recent political headlines, including Starmer's meeting with Trump, new immigration enforcement measures, and a heritage-listed prison's CCTV woes. Read more...

Stay up-to-date on the latest iPhone news, including security vulnerabilities in Apple's Find My network, police efforts to recover stolen devices, and handy apps like iScanner. Plus, a look back at Steve Jobs' final challenge to Jony Ive. Read more...

Dale Vince wins a libel case over false Hamas claims. Plus, insights from the German election regarding strategies against the far-right for parties like Labour. Read more...

Pope Francis is recovering from pneumonia, with mixed reactions from Pittsburgh, while a European Finance Minister announced upcoming state savings measures. Read more...

Filming of the series "Caesar" (or "Qaysar," depending on the source) has been temporarily suspended by the National Drama Committee following controversy over its early production announcement. Public debate swirls around the timing of the filming. Read more...

Louis Vuitton is launching "La Beauté Louis Vuitton," its first makeup collection, collaborating with Pat McGrath to target a younger audience with a range of lipsticks, balms, and eyeshadows. Read more...

Cuts to eating disorder services for under-18s are raising concerns that young people are being put at risk, especially with rising demand, according to the Royal College of Psychiatrists. Read more...

A 14-year-old is accused of a Samurai sword attack after an argument, while a 37-year-old is committed after killing his mother with a crossbow. Read more...

Experts warn that young British men are increasingly idolizing US mass shooters, exploiting gaps in UK terrorism laws. The case of Nicholas Prosper, who murdered his family, highlights these concerns. Read more...

Greggs sees sales soar past £2 billion thanks to pizza and wedges, while TapBlaze, the maker of "Good Pizza, Great Pizza," launches "Good Coffee, Great Coffee" on mobile devices. Read more...

A roundup of global political news, including Germany's fight against populism, EU concerns over the West Bank, a UK cold case, and aid restrictions in Gaza. Read more...

Explore the diverse celebrations of Carnival, from the witty street parties of Cádiz to the vibrant parades of Rio, and the controversies that can arise. Read more...

Japan struggles with devastating wildfires forcing evacuations, while global markets react to escalating trade tensions between China and the US. Read more...

A look at some of the challenges and considerations for expats and residents in the UK, covering taxes, crime trends, and the world of biker gangs. Read more...

Spain is working to standardize its university entrance exams (Selectividad) across the country by 2026. Plus, can foreigners change their names in Spain? Read more...

A South African mother faces trial for kidnapping and selling her daughter, while a report reveals the Sahel region accounts for most global terror deaths. UK Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle is under fire for expense claims. Read more...

A look at the week's top political stories, including controversy over a BBC Gaza documentary, the possibility of Syrian refugees returning home, and plans to ban new leasehold flats. Read more...