- Pope Francis visits Metz as Macron escorts him to the airport
- Hungary’s Parliament removes immunity from Prime Minister Magyar and two former ministers
- Kelowna businesses voice safety concerns during mayoral candidates’ debate
- Kurt Olsen resigns from the Justice Department amid 2020 election inquiries
- Manhunt launched after British pensioner found dead with head injuries in France
- Magdalena Andersson returns government mandate after failing to form cabinet
- NFL requests removal of video featuring Brian Dawkins from Homeland Security
- FBI adds suspect in Hardeep Singh Nijjar assassination to most wanted list
Author: News Desk
An Air India flight carrying 242 individuals crashed shortly after take-off from Ahmedabad, with local authorities reporting no survivors.
An Air India flight bound for London Gatwick crashed shortly after takeoff from Ahmedabad, India, on Thursday.
Peter Krykant, a prominent advocate for drug policy reform and safe consumption rooms, passed away at the age of 48, leaving a significant legacy in the UK’s approach to addiction.
The UK, Spain, and EU have reached a historic deal on Gibraltar.
Marseille has reached an agreement in principle to sign England midfielder Angel Gomes, as announced by the Ligue 1 club.
DarkViperAU’s humorous reaction during a sponsored stream highlights the game’s numerous bugs and glitches, undermining its promotional efforts.
The FT says the NHS, defence and education are the winners from the review but the Home Office, Foreign Office and Culture Department face a “squeeze”.
Chancellor turns on the tax and spend taps The Times front page reacts to yesterday’s spending review unveiled by the chancellor in the Commons. There’s coverage of the US planning to scrap the Aukus deal with the UK and Australia. A tribute to Brian Wilson tops the paper.
The spend of austerity The Metro’s front page reacts to the chancellor’s spending review – unveiled yesterday in the Commons. The paper says the huge £300bn spree marks the end of austerity. A tribute to Brian Wilson tops the paper.
A reckless splurge we (and our children) will be paying off for years The front page of the Daily Mail gives its opinion on the chancellor’s spending review – and they are not happy! The paper says the chancellor’s “splurge” will see the taxpayer and their children paying it off for years. An opinion piece calls the chancellor “delusional”.
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