Protesters gathered over the whole of London's iconic Picadilly Circus, wrapping a large piece of red fabric around them for International Women’s Day (March 8). Protesters took to the streets to demand that no more women are murdered: in our homes, on the streets, or in our jobs. Onlookers gathered, took photos, and joined in. Banners read "We want to live" and "Bodies, Minds, Power".
A BRITISH train operating company has launched a new community fund to provide grants to areas of social need.
A 21-year-old Russian soldier told a court on Friday he had not wanted to kill an unarmed civilian and that he sincerely repented, as he delivered his final words at the first war crimes trial arising from Russia's Feb. 24 invasion. Vadim Shishimarin, a tank commander, has pleaded guilty to killing Oleksandr Shelipov, a 62-year-old civilian, in the northeast Ukrainian village of Chupakhivka on Feb. 28. Shishimarin is accused of firing several shots with an assault rifle at a civilian's head from a car after being ordered to do so.
Rebekah Vardy blamed Wayne Rooney’s “Mrs Manager” for claims about her role in the Euro 2016 tournament, a string of newly released messages from the Wagatha Christie libel trial have revealed.
Never mind this sci-fi mystery’s plot about a portal to another planet – the scenes where the Hollywood legends play a devoted, ageing couple are so special you resent it when they’re off screen
Car owners have been warned to turn on their anti-theft trackers or risk missing out on insurance payouts if their vehicle is stolen.
University of Essex pilot study suggests being outdoors can help self-esteem and wellbeing
Cautionary tales as a Gloucester couple celebrate their record-breaking £184m win
Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall visited ByWard market which is attempting to revive trade following the pandemic.
Residents of the Thai capital, Bangkok, will cast their ballots for the city’s leader Sunday in a vote seen as a barometer of the public mood ahead of an approaching general election
MADRID (Reuters) -Former Spanish King Juan Carlos is due to land in Spain on Thursday for his first visit since he departed to Abu Dhabi in 2020 under a cloud of financial scandals that shook the Royal House. The former monarch is expected in the city of Vigo on Spain's northwest coast on Thursday evening and will then go to Sanxenxo, a nearby resort, to participate in a sailing regatta, Pedro Campos, a long-time friend, told state broadcaster TVE. Juan Carlos will stay at Campos's house during the visit.
Charles Leclerc dominated the opening two practice sessions for the Spanish Grand Prix on Friday to suggest Ferrari’s new upgrades will help take the title fight to Red Bull. Leclerc topped the timesheets for the opening hour-long session followed just hundredths of a second behind by teammate Carlos Sainz.
Two boxing brothers from Pembrokeshire have been named among those representing Great Britain at the EUBC European Boxing Championships in Yerevan, Armenia which get underway this Sunday, May 22.
Services provided by a major rail journey provider are cancelled today.
Gerhard Schröder still holds positions at Rosneft, Russia's leading oil company, and Nord Stream AG.
The iconic Disney film is coming to life in concert this Halloween.
Dolphins seen using coral to treat skin problems
Some verified users on Twitter have reported receiving a direct message claiming to be from the platform, asking for personal information.
Ukrainian officials have claimed Russia has lost 28,000 troops since the beginning of the invasion
Yesterday it was announced that inflation has risen to 9% in April, with it rising at the fastest rate in 40 years.
Widow of man killed in Libya accuses South Africa of ‘silence’ in hunt for his body. The South African government sent Anton Hammerl’s passport to his widow in 2016 but has refused to say how it came to have it
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