One of the strikes destroyed Ukraine’s biggest book market in Kyiv, while two publishing companies were also hit. In the increasing war on infrastructure, Ukraine launched one of its biggest drone ...

32 women from Irish communities around the world are competing to become this year’s Rose of Tralee with all the finalists chosen because they best represent Irish culture. Dublin’s entry, and one of ...

We spoke to the economist Professor Matthew Agarwala, who’s the chair of sustainable finance at the University of Sussex Bennett Institute, and asked him what advice he would give to Prime Minister ...

We spoke to Dr Hanna Shelest who’s in Odesa in the far southwest of Ukraine. We asked the Director of Security Programmes at the foreign policy think tank Ukrainian Prism, if Odesa is increasingly ...

Channel 4 and Love Productions today release the first image of the new line-up for The Great British Bake Off, ahead of the new series airing on Channel 4 next month. The image taken on the very ...

The prime minister called it a “tragedy on so many levels” and called for a moment of reflection after Jason Arday was found ...

We spoke to Kehinde Andrews, an academic specialising in Black Studies, and a friend of Jason Arday.

Five years after the Taliban took power in Afghanistan, armoured vehicles took part in a parade through the capital Kabul to ...

We spoke to Sima Samar, a long time advocate for women’s rights and the first ever Minister of Women’s Affairs in the Interim ...

Prime Minister Andy Burnham has announced another £65 million to help farmers get through the extreme drought, saying they ...

After nine months at sea, some of the sailors on board the USS Abraham Lincoln have become so desperate they’ve reportedly been trying to jump overboard. The record deployment is another consequence ...

In a dramatic development in one of America’s most high profile murder trials, 28-year-old Luigi Mangione has pleaded guilty to federal stalking charges over the killing of a US health insurance CEO, ...