A new study suggests the builders of Stonehenge likely had dark skin. Plus, the discovery of a wooden "Stonehenge" in Denmark reveals links between ancient civilizations. Read more...

A roundup of the latest political news in the UK, covering topics from the Channel migrant crisis and rail delays to the launch of a climate justice degree. Read more...

Britain faces scrutiny over its crime policies, deals with increased migrant arrivals, and hosts Ukrainian President Zelenskyy for crucial talks. Read more...

An inquiry into the deadliest English Channel crossing reveals distress calls went unanswered and the Border Force may have rescued the wrong boat, leading to at least 27 deaths. Read more...

The UK has launched an ad campaign in Iraq to combat misinformation from smuggling gangs and deter dangerous small boat crossings. A new survey also reveals millions of Brits are in council tax arrears. Read more...

Donald Trump receives a second state visit, King Charles visits a naval ship, and the UK launches an ad campaign in Iraq to reduce Channel crossings. Read more...

European leaders debate a nuclear deterrent strategy and the right to abortion. The UK faces spending cuts, and a survey reveals widespread fear among young people. Read more...

Germany grapples with security concerns and potential US support uncertainties, while the UK Labour party looks to Germany and Australia for electoral strategy insights. Read more...

Former PM Sunak admits 'Stop the Boats' was too harsh, while Trump reveals details from a letter by Zelensky. Plus, low-paid workers sick pay issues and Gaza children evacuated. Read more...

Amidst a US pause on military aid to Ukraine, Trudeau criticizes the move as appeasement, while a general warns of dire consequences for Ukrainian civilians. Read more...

A Russian warship escorted weapons from Syria to Ukraine. Meanwhile, a Syrian opposition leader expresses doubt about gender equality in the next Syrian constitution. Read more...

Efforts to establish a truce in Ukraine are underway, while concerns mount over halted military aid. King Charles III engages in quiet diplomacy. Read more...

Europe faces challenges on multiple fronts, from adhering to emission standards for new cars to addressing potential security threats and navigating trade tensions. Read more...

The UK is launching ads in Iraq to deter illegal immigration. Meanwhile, a rapist was convicted after hidden camera footage surfaced, but police fear more victims. Read more...

The English Channel sees increased migrant crossings and Russian naval activity, while a notorious rapist faces justice, and the legacy of Ruth Ellis haunts Britain. Read more...

From ceasefire hopes to border walls and energy deals, Turkey navigates a complex path toward regional peace and security. Recent developments include agreements with Azerbaijan and efforts to manage migration. Read more...

The UK's immigration system faces scrutiny as loopholes are exploited, while Idaho considers making firing squads the primary method of execution. Plus, Rishi Sunak regrets his "stop the boats" slogan, and an Australian politician apologizes for a harsh remark. Read more...

A roundup of UK news: concerns over child radicalization, support for SAS veterans, debate over child smacking, and a serial rapist case. Read more...

Yvette Cooper visits the French coast to address migrant crossings, while Apple sues the UK government over user data access after Cooper demanded a "backdoor". Read more...

A quick look at today's headlines: car tariff exemptions, UK missile defense concerns, a migrant survivor's story, and a diplomatic dismissal. Read more...