Leah Bennett
Rescuers in Nepal pull Chinese worker and woman alive 10 days after floods
Ten days after catastrophic floods struck Nepal, rescue teams have successfully pulled a Chinese engineer and a local woman alive from the rubble.
US strikes three Iranian oil tankers in response to missile attack on warships
American forces launched retaliatory airstrikes against three Iranian oil tankers following ballistic missile attacks targeting Navy warships.
Europe’s satellite launch ambitions take off as German rocket reaches orbit
German startup Isar Aerospace has successfully launched its Spectrum rocket into orbit from Norway, marking a historic first for private spaceflight in continental Europe.
Igho Ubiribo dies after Thailand penis enlargement injection
British-Nigerian businessman and influencer Igho Ubiribo died in Bangkok following a cosmetic penile enlargement procedure that caused a pulmonary embolism.
Prince William to represent King Charles at Norway's King Harald funeral
Prince William will stand in for King Charles III at the state funeral of Norway's late King Harald V in Oslo, joined by Princess Anne.
Two Greek pilots killed in F-4 Phantom jet crash at Tanagra air show
Two Hellenic Air Force pilots died after their twin-seat F-4 Phantom fighter jet crashed during a low-altitude maneuver at the Tanagra air base.
Nigel Farage expects more Reform UK probes amid donations fallout
Nigel Farage predicts further investigations into Reform UK's funding following a turbulent party conference overshadowed by undercover filming and staff exits.
Nepal rescues two survivors from floods ten days after disaster
Emergency crews in Nepal successfully extracted two survivors from disaster debris following catastrophic flash floods near the Nepal-Tibet border.
US military strikes three Iranian oil tankers after missile attacks
The US military launched airstrikes against three Iranian oil tankers in response to ballistic missile attacks aimed at American naval warships.
Putin orders three‑day Kyiv strike pause as US envoys land in Moscow
Putin has ordered a pause on strikes against Kyiv while US envoys arrive in Moscow.
Putin orders 72‑hour pause on Kyiv strikes ahead of US envoys
Putin orders 72‑hour pause on Kyiv strikes ahead of US envoys
Scotland Yard assesses Reform UK over alleged donation rules breaches
Scotland Yard is assessing Reform UK over alleged electoral donation breaches following an undercover investigation that led to two senior aide departures.
Eoin Doyle's funeral set for Sept 8 after fatal Ballyhaunis train crash
The funeral for 12-year-old Eoin Doyle, who died in a train collision in Ballyhaunis, will take place on Sept 8 at St Patrick's Church, Cloonfad.
Liverpool omits Chiesa and Endo from Champions League squad
Liverpool has left Federico Chiesa and Wataru Endo off their 25-man Champions League squad, as the club finalises a roster with several injured players.
Babar Azam faces uncertain future as Pakistan cricket experts question PCB
Pakistan Test skipper Babar Azam faces an uncertain future as cricket experts question the PCB following a difficult series against England.
Port of Dover blocked by hundreds of masked protesters
Hundreds of masked demonstrators blockaded the Port of Dover on Saturday morning, bringing traffic to a standstill and causing severe disruption on the A20.
Patrick Clancy speaks out after mistrial in Lindsay Clancy case
Patrick Clancy's lawyer issued a statement after a judge declared a mistrial in the murder case against Lindsay Clancy following a deadlocked jury.
Unacceptable journalism: Pakistan coach denies player refused to meet King Charles
Unacceptable journalism: Pakistan coach denies player refused to meet King Charles
Russian Drone Strikes Ukraine's Security Service HQ, Escalating Air War
Russian Drone Strikes Ukraine's Security Service HQ, Escalating Air War
Israel seizes strategic Ali al-Taher ridge in southern Lebanon
Israeli forces have taken operational control of the Ali al-Taher ridge in southern Lebanon, clearing a strategic underground tunnel network.