Keir Starmer’s big speech at the Labour Party conference was to re-set a torturous start as Prime Minister amidst accusations of sleaze, but he will be remembered for an embarrassing stumble | WATCH
The Israeli military publishes evidence of Hezbollah weapons hidden in Lebanese homes, as 1600 strikes by the IDF kill nearly 500 people in the deadliest day of conflict since the 2006 war
Perry Kouroumblis could be returned to Melbourne before Christmas to face two murder charges and one count of rape for a crime committed nearly half a century ago.
It’s a Boys Own adventure: driving through desert, high mountain passes and avoiding war zones, in a century-old car from London to Australia. What on earth could go wrong?
The massive security breach has sown chaos and fear, paralysing militant ranks.
Hezbollah walkie-talkies and electronics explode in a second wave of attacks, as Israel’s Defence Minister says the war’s ‘centre of gravity’ is moving north and the IDF warns of ‘many capabilities we haven’t yet activated’ | WATCH
The attack using exploding pagers, which specifically targeted some of Hezbollah’s most senior commanders, was months in the making but was triggered early because the plot had been uncovered.
The militant group’s pagers were intercepted before delivery and explosives were inserted for a mass attack that blew up 3000 of the devices simultaneously, injuring thousands and killing nine.
Scotland is poised to host the 2026 Commonwealth Games, thanks in large part to a taxpayer-funded handout from Victoria.
In his first major policy speech, UK Foreign Secretary will ask allies to join a British-led clean energy transition to wind, solar, hydrogen and nuclear across the world.
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