A renewed international appeal has been launched to identify the body of a man found in woodland 45 years ago. Skeletal remains, referred to as… Read More »Handwriting And Money Among Clues To Identity Of Man Found Dead In Woods 45 Years Ago

The UK will reduce its support and engagement with Georgia following “shocking scenes of violence”, the foreign secretary has said. Tens of thousands of demonstrators… Read More »UK To Reduce Support For Georgia After ‘shocking Scenes Of Violence’ At EU Protests

Notre-Dame Cathedral has held its first mass since it reopened following the disastrous fire of 2019. French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife, Brigitte Macron,… Read More »Notre-Dame Holds First Mass Since Reopening After Fire

The favourite to win Romania’s controversial presidential election has launched an extraordinary series of attacks in an exclusive interview with Sky News, less than a… Read More »Politician Who Was On Brink Of Becoming Romanian President Attacks ‘corrupted Regime’

Tear gas has been fired by security forces at protesting farmers in India as they attempt to march to Delhi. Demonstrators broke through several layers… Read More »India Farmers Clash With Police After March On Capital Blocked

A nun has been arrested in Italy on suspicion of colluding with the mafia. Sister Anna Donelli, a volunteer in Milan’s San Vittore prison, is… Read More »Nun Arrested Over Suspected Mafia Links

Israel is preventing the entry of some vital supplies into Gaza, including medical equipment, and must do more to allow aid into the beleaguered Strip,… Read More »Israel Preventing Medical Aid And Vital Supplies From Reaching Gaza, Says UK Minister

The president of South Korea has declared “emergency martial law”, accusing the country’s opposition of controlling the parliament and sympathising with North Korea. Yoon Suk… Read More »South Korean President Declares State Of Martial Law