Live Feed
105638 articles tracked · Updated as news arrives
A 45-year-old man died after a collision involving a Volkswagen Touareg and a pedestrian in Barnsley. Two individuals were arrested on murder suspicion, and police are investigating the incident while urging the public for information.
The article discusses companies like Interlune and ispace planning to mine Helium-3 on the moon, highlighting debates over environmental impact, legal frameworks, and geopolitical implications.
Oxfam reports that global super-rich individuals may hold up to $3.55tn in untaxed offshore assets, citing research by academics and tax observatories.
A New Zealand doctor has demanded reimbursement from the US embassy for petrol costs, attributing the energy crisis to US-Israeli attacks on Iran.
The article discusses the global success of South Korea's beauty industry (K-beauty), attributing it to cultural exports, economic strategies, and geopolitical factors.
The article reports on recent events in the Middle East, including explosions in northern Tehran, a downed US warplane, and ongoing efforts to recover a missing crew member.
The article reports on the Iran-US conflict, detailing the downing of a US F-15 jet by Iran and subsequent military actions.
The article details Ukraine's development and deployment of unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) in combat and logistics, highlighting their role in reducing infantry risk and altering battlefield dynamics.
A Cardiff University study criticizes UK media for failing to clarify devolved issues in Wales, leading to voter confusion about the Senedd elections.
Iran executed two men linked to the People’s Mojahedin Organisation of Iran (PMOI), with the group claiming the move reflects Iran's attempt to 'hide its weakness' by targeting political prisoners.
The article reports that Iran rejected a U.S. ceasefire proposal through an unnamed source, with no U.S. confirmation. It notes the rejection coincides with increased military tensions and details a U.S.
The article discusses Cortical Labs' development of a biological computing system using human neurons integrated with silicon hardware.
The article describes the Lenten fasting practices in Greek Orthodox communities, highlighting their health benefits and spiritual significance.
The article details plans for a new chocolate-themed tourist attraction in Switzerland, including a multi-million euro investment, projected visitor numbers, and facility features like workshops and historical exhibits.
Two individuals were arrested as part of an investigation into the survival of fugitive Dezi Freeman, who was shot dead by police after a seven-month evasion.
Ray Blanchette, a former TGI Fridays kitchen manager, discusses his efforts to revive the chain's UK business amid financial challenges, including staff shortages, rising costs, and outdated infrastructure.
A drone and missile attack in Russia's Rostov region killed one person and injured four, with the governor attributing the attacks to unspecified origins.
NASA has released the first images of Earth captured by Artemis II astronauts during their lunar mission. The images are presented as a significant milestone in humanity's efforts to return to the Moon for exploration.