French President Emmanuel Macron’s centrist alliance is projected to lose its majority. It follows a strong performance by a left alliance and the far right.
Glastonbury festival warned punters to avoid watching Michael Eavis’ performance because the area was “very busy.”
The trio are heading off on a 17-date tour this October, including a date at London’s Eventim Apollo in Hammersmith
‘As stated in yesterday’s congressional hearings, you don’t ask for a pardon if you are innocent. And, you don’t decline to appeal if you know you are right,’ said Heard’s spokesperson
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Mayor of London Sadiq Khan said he has had ‘zero engagement’ from the Government on a long-term TfL funding plan.
Letters: David Wacks on youth convictions and cautions, John Hughes on the need to delete records of minor offences from decades ago, and a magistrate on the need for DBS reform
Officials reaching remote villages destroyed by the Afghanistan earthquake have reported whole families being largely wiped out and survivors including children sitting in shock in piles of rubble.
Police have been tackling dangerous driving behaviours, with nearly 270 speeding offences identified on the Isle of Wight last month.
Stellantis has run a successful trial for an EV that can charge itself without having to stop.
Afghanistan's Taliban authorities are resisting efforts by the United Nations to help get humanitarian funding into the country and insisting they direct where aid goes.
RMT boss Mick Lynch said strikes could continue after planned 24-hour industrial action this week if a settlement is not reached.
‘When such a big incident happens in any country, there is a need for help from other countries’
Gender differences were more significant in lower-income families.
As the club opens its lavish doors, Samuel Muston asks can it really draw the crowds
Roe v Wade reversed | The US Supreme Court today overturned the landmark ruling that enshrined the right to abortion half a century ago. Almost instantly, abortion will be banned in 13 US states that have already introduced "trigger" laws designed to come into effect upon the throwing out of Roe v Wade. US editor Nick Allen explains what is likely to happen next. Daniel Capurro outlines six things we learned from the ruling. And US correspondent Jamie Johnson has the latest reaction.
Combat engineers and rescuers removed an undetonated bomb stuck in an apartment building in Kharkiv on Thursday, June 23, Ukrainian officials said.According to the State Emergency Service (SES) of Ukraine, the unexploded bomb, an FAB-500, weighed 1,100 pounds and was carrying 660 pounds of explosives – enough to demolish the entire nine story apartment building.A pyrotechnics crew was able to deactivate the bomb in March, the SES said, by unscrewing the contact detonator, but were unable to fully neutralize it due to ongoing strikes by Russian forces. On Thursday, a 10-person rescue crew used a forklift and truck crane to dislodge it from the building and properly dispose of it.“In the time being the city is calm, and this allowed us to get the job done,” said one of the crew members, referring to a decrease in airstrikes.This footage from the SES shows their crew carefully hooking the bomb to the crane and lifting it out of a hole in the roof. They then load the neutralized explosive into a pyrotechnic truck marked with the word “demining” on the side. Credit: SES Kharkiv via Storyful
AS resignation letters go, it was pretty devastating.
Pope Francis has ordered the online publication of 170 volumes of its Jewish files from the recently opened archives of the Pope Pius XII pontificate
A CROWN court judge is to deal with the case of a man accused of trying to robbery and burgling a Carlisle bingo hall.
Prime minister says current setup ‘makes no sense’
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