Children’s toys are still scattered around, half buried in the rubble. A wedding picture hanging on the wall shows a bride bending over backwards in… Read More »Children’s Toys In Rubble Of Deadly Apartment Block Strike

Rachel Reeves, the chancellor, is drawing up plans for a visit to China early next year that would include resuming a key financial services trade… Read More »Reeves Eyes New Year Trip To China To Bolster Trade Ties

An Australian property firm majority-owned by Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp has walked away from its takeover interest in Rightmove after a fourth bid was rejected.… Read More »Murdoch-Owned Firm Ends Rightmove Takeover Interest

The far-right Freedom Party is close to winning its first ever national election in Austria, with polls showing a narrow lead. Led by Herbert Kickl,… Read More »Far-Right Party Eyes Election Win In Austria

Royal Navy patrol ship crew have released six rare turtles back into the wild in the North Atlantic after they washed up on UK shores.… Read More »‘Weak’ Turtles Washed Up On UK Shores Released Back Into The Sea

At least 15 people have been killed, with dozens still buried under thick mud after a landslide hit an unauthorised gold mining operation on the… Read More »Landslide Kills At Least 15 People And Leaves Dozens Buried At Illegal Gold Mine

A British man was left “badly chewed up” after a hippo attacked him on a canoeing trip in Zambia. Roland Cherry, 63, was on a… Read More »British Man Left ‘badly Chewed Up’ By Hippo Attack

A senior executive at CrowdStrike has apologised for a faulty software update that caused a global IT outage in July. The incident led to worldwide… Read More »CrowdStrike Boss Apologises For ‘mistake’ That Caused Global IT Outage