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Budapest mayor questioned by police over banned pride march

Budapest mayor questioned by police over banned pride march1 day agoZahra FatimaBBC NewsGetty ImagesBudapest's mayor has been questioned by police as a suspect in helping to organise a banned LGBTQ...

Pope greeted by vast crowd at Catholic youth event

Pope greeted by vast crowd at Catholic youth eventHundreds of thousands of young Catholics poured into the Tor Vergata field on Rome's outskirts, for an evening vigil and Mass celebrated by Pope Leo...

Holiday hell as travellers stuck in huge Dover snarl-up

As Brits head to Europe for a holiday this summer, people leaving the UK via the Port of Dover have been facing huge delays. With crowds headed for a break, tourists face increased journey times due...

The pretty little city that’s one of the UK's ‘hidden gems’ and steeped in history

A beautiful little city has been dubbed one of the UK’s 'hidden gems'. Wells in Somerset is one of the smallest cities in the UK and steeped in history, but is beloved by locals and visitors...

Budapest mayor questioned by police over banned pride march

Budapest mayor questioned by police over banned pride march5 hours agoZahra FatimaBBC NewsGetty ImagesBudapest's mayor has been questioned by police as a suspect in helping to organise a banned LGBTQ...

BBC star receives tragic news on stage as Gavin and Stacey colleague dies

Mathew Horne fought back tears while telling crowds he’d just been told a crew member from Gavin and Stacey had died. The actor, 46, starred as Gavin Shipman in the BBC comedy alongside Joanna...

Ditch the masses for little-known country with 'uncrowded beaches' and 'quaint atmosphere'

Overcrowded coastlines, rising tourist taxes, and overwhelmed infrastructure are becoming hallmarks of Europe’s most popular summer destinations. From the Balearic Islands to the Amalfi coast,...

This Labour move smacks of epic hypocrisy – UK is now tragic farce of decline

The Labour Government’s decision to recognise the state of Palestine is a triumph of sentimental, gesture-politics over tough-minded realism. It is an exercise in virtue signalling which will not...

Medieval village 2 hours from European capital is like being on a movie set with no crowds

Paris, Cannes and Burgundy are the usual go-to hotspots for travellers exploring France. However, a quiet renaissance in the French countryside is a hidden gem for those in search of something more...

The 'relatable' couple who could pick up more royal duties in future Firm - expert

Since King Charles took to the throne in 2022, it has been no secret that the monarchy has shrunk. Unlike during Queen Elizabeth’s reign, when Buckingham Palace balcony appearances saw dozens of...

Seven more die from malnutrition in Gaza, Hamas-run ministry says

Seven more die from malnutrition in Gaza, Hamas-run ministry says15 minutes agoJaroslav LukivBBC NewsAnadolu via Getty ImagesSeven more people have died from malnutrition in the Gaza Strip in the...

Sharon Osbourne 'utterly heartbroken' in tearfully devastating move at Ozzy's funeral

Ozzy Osbourne's "utterly heartbroken" widow Sharon Osbourne was supported by her children and thousands of fans today as they bid farewell to the Black Sabbath icon, who sadly died aged 76 on July...

Foreign Office issues alert to anyone travelling to Greece

An alert has been issued for people set to travel to Greece. The fresh warning comes in an update by the Foreign Office who warns that today (July 30) could see an influx in travellers, specifically...

Tourists say they'll 'never' go back to beloved holiday hotspot after change

Tourists have declared they'll "never" return to a popular holiday destination following an undesirable change this year. Flying off to hotter climes is a summer highlight for many people, with...

BBC and news agencies warn journalists in Gaza at risk of starvation

BBC and news agencies warn journalists in Gaza at risk of starvationJust nowAmy WalkerBBC NewsGetty ImagesBBC News and three leading news agencies have expressed desperate concern for journalists in...