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With just one year to go before Paris hosts the Olympic Games, one of the city’s airports suffered an unprecedented breakdown Thursday that led to a mountain of luggage piling up and delayed flights.

Sydney Wilson was killed after searching for her stolen car using a GPS tracker.

The pope said that ignoring the clergy sexual abuse scandal for so long marred the Catholic Church and drove people away from it.

Niger coup: First UK nationals safely out of the country – FO says British nationals have safely left Niger on a French flight to Paris, with only a “very small…

Rhodes fires: Free holiday for evacuated tourists, Greek PM says Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis has pledged to give tourists who escaped the recent Rhodes wildfires, a free one-week holiday there…

Lizzo dancers Arianna Davis and Crystal Williams: ‘No one speaks out, they are scared’ Pop star Lizzo is being sued for misconduct by three former dancers. Two dancers, Arianna Davis…

Donald Trump: Security ramped up ahead of court appearance Donald Trump will be formally charged at a court hearing on Thursday on charges of plotting to overturn his 2020 election…

‘Russian terrorists have once again targeted ports, grain facilities and global food security.’

Chyasia Evans, 14 months old, was left in a hot car by her grandmother for eight hours as she went to work.

US Capitol Police responded to a ‘concerning 911 call’ and placed the Capitol office buildings on lockdown.

Pope Francis blasted Portugal’s Catholic Church leaders for the “scandal” of clergy sex abuse Wednesday as he kicked off a trip to the European country, saying their actions had helped drive the faithful away.

Vox is nothing more than a simplified expression of the ideas that were always seen as acceptable by Spain’s conservative hardliners, Antonio Maestre writes.

Niger coup: UK tells nationals to stay inside amid unrest The UK government has told British nationals in Niger to stay inside and register their whereabouts with the government, as…

UK to keep EU safety mark in Brexit climbdown EU’s product safety symbol will remain on goods in the UK, in a massive post-Brexit climbdown. The UK government has decided…

X Corp sues anti-hate campaigners over Twitter research The company that owns Twitter, now known as X, is taking legal action against a group that fights hate online. The Center…

Trump charged with bid to overturn 2020 election Donald Trump has been charged with plotting to overturn the result of the 2020 election – where the former president lost the…

‘He took a life away from a completely innocent child.’

We just can’t bear the rumours anymore.

The deep space probe lost contact with Earth earlier this week.

A grand jury delivered a sealed indictment shortly after ex-President Donald Trump said he expects to be indicted.

Pilgrims fill the streets of Lisbon as the world’s largest Catholic gathering, a week-long religious festival known as World Youth Day, kicks off in the Portuguese capital, a day before Pope Francis arrives on his first foreign trip since recent surgery.

At five o’clock sharp, Poland paid homage to the heroes of the Warsaw Uprising.

Journalists at France’s sole dedicated Sunday newspaper announced on Tuesday they were halting one of the longest strikes in the recent history of French media, on the day a controversial editor aligned with the far right took up his post as editor in chief.

Disbelief doesn’t quite cover it. Neither does anger, or shock.

The first-of-its-kind trial looks promising.