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UK households urged to stockpile essential items amid rising crisis warnings
UK authorities have launched a new multi-year campaign urging households to maintain three days' worth of emergency supplies to boost national resilience against infrastructure and weather disruptions.
Gadi Eisenkot tasked with forming new Israeli government after Netanyahu loss
Israel faces a political shift as President Isaac Herzog bypasses Benjamin Netanyahu to task opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot with forming a new government.
Briton among six killed in 'far-right' gunman in Krakow rampage
A 32-year-old British man is among the victims killed during a mass shooting in Krakow's Main Market Square by a 25-year-old Polish suspect.
CCTV appeal for man who may have information about Birmingham burglary
West Midlands Police are seeking to identify a man following a break-in and electrical item theft at a Witton industrial park.
Dana White confirms Monday meeting with Trump over White House press secretary offer
UFC chief executive Dana White is heading to Washington to meet with Donald Trump after the president publicly offered him the White House press secretary role on social media.
Labour and National Neck-and-Neck as New Zealand Voted in Tightest Election in a Generation
New Zealand held a tight election leaving the next government hanging in the balance, as Labour and National entered election night neck-and-neck.
M20 closed in both directions after thirty-vehicle crash in thick fog
A massive pile-up involving more than 30 vehicles in thick fog has closed the M20 in both directions near Maidstone, leaving two people seriously injured.
Iran lifts self-imposed 2,000km ballistic missile range limit
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps announced the removal of Iran's self-imposed 2,000-kilometre ballistic missile range cap amid rising regional tensions.
Houthis Run Email Clearance System for Ships Crossing the Red Sea
Yemen's Houthi rebels have established an informal email clearance system for commercial ships crossing the Red Sea, cementing control over maritime corridors.
Hundreds rally for Arab parties to join post-Netanyahu government
Following his mandate to form a government, hundreds of Israelis demonstrated to demand that Arab parties be included in Eisenkot's coalition.
Willy Hutchinson defeats Joshua Buatsi to win WBC light heavyweight title
Willy Hutchinson delivered a career-defining performance in Manchester to defeat Joshua Buatsi by unanimous decision, avenging his previous defeat and claiming the vacant WBC light heavyweight title.
US offers $20m reward for information on Iran nuclear programme
The United States announced a reward of up to $20 million and potential relocation for details concerning Iran's nuclear programme amid regional tensions.
Donald Trump offers White House press secretary job to UFC boss Dana White
President Donald Trump has publicly offered the White House press secretary position to UFC chief executive Dana White, urging him to bring an entourage of prominent fighters to Washington.
Krakow Shooting Kills Five, Police Arrest Attacker
An attacker in military fatigues opened fire from a vehicle in Krakow's historic Main Market Square, killing six people and injuring over a dozen before being arrested by police.
Five killed and a dozen more injured in Krakow shooting, police say
A lone gunman wearing military-style fatigues opened fire in Krakow's Main Market Square, killing at least five people and injuring over a dozen others.
Pakistani astronaut to join China space station on Shenzhou 24 mission
A Pakistani astronaut is set to join China's upcoming Shenzhou 24 mission, marking the first time a foreign national will board Beijing's Tiangong space station.
US military launches fresh strikes on Iranian air defence systems
The United States military has launched fresh, limited strikes targeting air defence systems in Iran, while regional mediators push for a diplomatic breakthrough.
Paraguay impeaches president after major bank collapse
Paraguay's Senate unanimously impeached President Santiago Peña following the catastrophic collapse of Ueno Bank, stripping him of immunity and installing Vice President Pedro Alliana.
Usman Khawaja claims entire Australia team knew of 2018 ball-tampering plot
In his upcoming autobiography, Usman Khawaja alleges that the entire Australian squad knew about the 2018 Sandpapergate plot, challenging official findings.
US Treasury sanctions eight Canadian money exchange firms over Iran ties
The U.S. Treasury Department has sanctioned eight Canadian money-exchange firms for allegedly helping Iranian entities bypass international sanctions and laundering drug proceeds.