Couple left with burns as the downstairs of their Penarth home is devastated; insurers say rebuilding will take at least six months; four e-bikes stolen in the aftermath.
Apparent fiber cuts disrupt emergency lines across three states; services were gradually restored by late afternoon
Government says it remains committed to NPR as delays and questions over long-term costs persist; Labour leader Starmer pushes for a careful, far-sighted plan after HS2 northern phases were scrapped
Labour leader to urge against framing the UK as a site of 'violent struggle' as protests linked to immigration policy draw global attention at a summit in London.
A federal jury in Oakland could not reach a verdict in the case of Darrell Wayne Smith, who faces 14 counts related to assaults at the Dublin federal women's prison that closed last year.
Activists aboard 10-ship convoy say communications were jammed and ABBA songs blasted from their radios as drones and explosions were observed near the flotilla bound for Gaza; Greece and Italy mobilized assets to assist.
Indigenous senator defends migration debate while accusing opponents of smearing critics; cross-fire comes amid warnings of housing stress and rising migration
Ukrainian president signals openness to leaving office after the war, raising questions about leadership and postwar elections amid ongoing fighting.
Exotic-pet dumping in urban parks raises safety and wildlife concerns as colder weather approaches.