Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said that "of course" the UK would come to Sweden and Finland's aid in the event of an attack or disaster. His comments come following the signing of a historic security assurance agreement with the two nations, pledging to "bolster military ties" in the face of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Boris Johnson was among several world leaders who travelled to the United Arab Emirates on Sunday, to pay their respects to the country’s president, Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, whose death at the age of 73 was announced last week.
The victim died from stab wounds in a Barnet flat in the early hours of Wednesday.
A warning about Britain’s ‘apocalyptic’ food prices dominates the national papers.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson departs 10 Downing Street early on Monday morning for Belfast, where he will hold emergency talks with Northern Ireland’s political parties. The DUP is currently refusing to join Sinn Fein in a new Executive or to allow the election of a speaker to the Assembly unless there is fundamental change to the Northern Ireland Protocol.
Bank of England boss Andrew Bailey has warned food inflation driven by the war in Ukraine is a 'major worry'.
A group of cartoonists from around the world assembled for the Cartooning for Peace initiative in Nairobi, Kenya, this month to raise awareness of the power of press cartoons in promoting democracy on the African continent. "We are in Kenya because we have a program with cartoons for peace we want to present, how we can bring peace with cartoons,” said French cartoonist Erick Traunt, speaking at a roundtable at the RFI Kiswahili offices in Nairobi.“Cartoons are a very powerful tool; and humor is
Early results from the weekend parliament elections in Lebanon show the country's militant Hezbollah group and its allies have apparently suffered losses
Military alliance created in aftermath of Second World War in hope of bringing an end to bloody conflict between nations
Alex Davies, 27, is on trial at Winchester Crown Court accused of belonging to a proscribed terrorist organisation.
When Luis Sarmiento and his grandson went out early to buy bread one morning in March, they came across a shocking scene: A macabre message left by Ecuador's drug traffickers in the form of two headless bodies.
The new 30,000sq ft space is promising to transport guests to a fully realised 19th century American town
A CAR believed to have been involved in a crash has been seized by police.
After 70 years on the throne, it’s time to celebrate Her Maj - and what better way than with a commemorative item or two?
Ukraine can win the war against Russia, NATO's secretary general has said, insisting that Russia's invasion is "not going as Moscow had planned". Jens Stoltenberg was speaking on Sunday to a meeting of NATO member countries, although he addressed them via video as he was recovering from COVID-19.
10,000 “disguised approaches” have been made by agents seeking to build relationships with their targets, the head of MI5 has warned.
The Fox News host has been pushing the theory for at least a year
The white supremacist teenager who shot dead 10 people in Buffalo, New York, had earlier called for the murder of London mayor Sadiq Khan in a manifesto. Mr Khan said: “One the things we do know is that these terrorists want to discourage people of colour, women, Muslims to stand for public office”. The Mayor of London added: “We’ve got to make sure that we respond in a way that says ‘no’ to these terrorists even thinking they can be successful”.
The row over the Northern Ireland Protocol has created an impasse in efforts to form a new Executive in Stormont.
The once popular destination of Odesa has seen tourist numbers dwindle since 2014. Will the war be the end of tourism forever?
NICOLA Sturgeon has defended her first trip to the United States in three years after opposition sniping that it is a wasteful ‘indy tour’.
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