Firefighters pull woman from burning vehicle in shocking footage
Unable to see their families for years, and with no end in sight, many are considering leaving Australia for good
A cross-Channel power cable project has been rejected by the government despite pressure to bolster energy supplies in the face of an unprecedented surge in prices.
The Doomsday Clock has remained at 100 seconds to midnight for a third year in a row, as scientists said the world is “no safer” than it was this time last year.
Former counter-terrorism inspector Neil Corbel, 40, has been jailed
Humanitarian officials estimate that about 84,000 people — more than 80% of the Pacific nation’s population — have been affected.
Rafal Czajka was investigated after his lorry was stopped at the port of Dover.
COVID-19 restrictions are easing in Northern Ireland from today, the first minister and deputy first minister have announced. The guidance on working from home will be relaxed to working remotely "where you can", while people will no longer be required to prove they are exempt from wearing a face mask in public spaces. From 26 January, nightclubs will be able to reopen and vaccine passports will no longer be required to attend venues like pubs, restaurants and cinemas.
4/5 On what is effectively his debut solo album, Olly Alexander revels in the sound of pent-up party energy
Previous research has suggested that peanut allergy affects 2% of children in Western countries and most remain allergic across their lifetime.
The musical is being created in association with the production company behind the beloved TV series.
After weeks of work from home guidance, Plan B restrictions will be lifted on 26 January, heralding the return of commuters to central London offices. What is needed now is a concerted effort to return London to its pre-pandemic state.
Psaki tells Americans frustrated by failure of Voting Rights Act to have margarita or go kickboxing
It’s easy to see why the Echo Dot is Amazon’s most popular smart speaker.
A prominent “Red Wall” Tory MP dismissed on Thursday as “bonkers” that she was leading a coup against Boris Johnson but suggested his future was still in doubt. Dehenna Davison, MP for Bishop Auckland, a seat the Conservatives had never won before 2019, stressed she was “incredibly angry” about the Downing Street parties and the Prime Minister’s response.
Greg Hunt says government is being blamed when overcommitted suppliers can’t deliver, and false RAT claims will be reported to ACCC
Restrictions introduced in late December in response to the emergence of the Omicron variant are also set to be lifted.
Retrospective investigations were ‘just not going to be an option,’ a PCC said
The Duke of Sussex said he is looking forward to ‘honouring the incredible recipients’ of the awards as he urged people to enter nominations.
The National Public Health Emergency Team met on Thursday night and agreed to recommend most measures can be relaxed.
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