A man in Spain, who was set to face trial for shooting at workmates, has been euthanised in prison.
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Charlie Crist will take on Florida’s Republican Governor Ron DeSantis in the US midterm elections.
A new report says nearly half of the EU’s territory is in “warning” drought conditions, exhibiting a significant deficit of soil moisture.
The missing student nurse, Owami Davies, 24, has been found alive and well in Hampshire, the Met Police has confirmed.
Authorities are hunting the gunman who shot dead a nine-year-old girl at her home in Liverpool.
Ukrainian cities have begun imposing curbs on events linked to Ukraine Independence Day on Wednesday, amid fears of intensified Russian attacks. The anniversary commemorates freedom from Soviet rule and also marks half a year since the Russian invasion. Ukraine Independence Day Fears of attacks have mounted after Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) accused Ukrainian agents on Monday of killing Daria Dugina in a car bomb attack near Moscow. Ukraine has ridiculed its involvement. On Tuesday,…
Donald Trump has asked a judge to freeze the investigation of files seized from his Florida home.
Elon Musk subpoenas Twitter’s Jack Dorsey ahead of court battle Telsa boss Elon Musk has launched legal action to summon Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey to appear in court as part of his legal battle with the company. Musk had planned to buy Twitter, but is now seeking to end his $44bn deal for the company after alleging the firm didn’t provide enough information about the number of fake accounts on the site. But the social…
Football returns to war-torn Ukraine as new league season starts It’s been six months since Russia invaded Ukraine, and during that time football stopped in the country. But now, a new season will start on Tuesday in Kyiv – with the goal of trying to bring some normalcy to the 44 million population. The 65,000-capacity Olympic Stadium will see the opening day kick-off between Shakhtar Donetsk and Metalist 1925 from Kharkiv. No fans will be…
Russia has accused Ukraine of killing the daughter of one of President Putin’s allies in a car bombing at the weekend.
Darya Dugina, 29, died on Saturday when a vehicle she was driving exploded near Moscow.
A nine-year-old girl was shot in the chest, and later died in hospital, in Liverpool.
The government has announced a payment of £150 will be provided to up to six million disabled people from 20 September to help with the rising cost of living.
She announced her departure from the popular reality show after more than two years. The Irish presenter had originally been brought in to temporarily replace Caroline Flack – but following Flack’s suicide, she ended up remaining in the role for several seasons.
Tuesday’s papers lead with various stories including the latest on the cost of living crisis, political stories and stories from sports and entertainment.
The Mystic Valley Regional Charter School, in Massachusetts later said it understands its “handling of the situation came across as insensitive.”
Pakistan’s police have charged Imran Khan under anti-terror laws.
Monday’s papers lead with various stories, including the upcoming GCSE results, the stabbing death of Tyson Fury’s cousin and the ongoing cost of living crisis.
They were cries of fascist terrorism following eyewitnesses reports that a person opened fire randomly on people shopping in the mall.
The Oder river, which runs through Germany and Poland, has seen thousands of fish wash up dead, sparking warnings of an environmental disaster as residents are told to stay away from the river.
Massive gunfire and a subsequent explosion have left at least five people dead and 15 injured with several missing in the Ecuadoran port city of Guayaquil.
Russia is planning to expand its “comprehensive and constructive bilateral relations” with North Korea, President Putin has said.
Iran has denied any link with the Salman Rushdie stabbing and the attacker – and instead blames the writer himself.
Police have identified the suspect as Hadi Matar as the author lies in the hospital on life support.
Ammunition explosions trigger raging fire at Berlin’s Grunewald forest. Several explosions at an ammunition dump caused a large fire in one of Berlin’s largest city forests on Thursday morning. Around 100 firefighters were on site to control the blaze in the Grunewald forest in the west of the city. Huge Ammunition explosions The fire has so far affected some 15,000 square metres of the forest, the city firefighting unit said, while a one-kilometre perimeter has…
The Guardian says The family of 12-year-old Archie Battersbee have lodged a court application to have him moved to die “with dignity” in a hospice rather than in a hospital.