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Casualties from Israeli strikes overwhelm Gaza City medics

Casualties from Israeli strikes overwhelm Gaza City medics3 hours agoJon DonnisonCorrespondent, Jerusalem andRushdi AbualoufGaza correspondent, IstanbulDoctors at one of Gaza City's last functioning...

My local council tried to scare me with a £30,000 fine - here’s how I made them back down

A threatening email from my local council dropped into my inbox the other day. According to some twonk in the housing office, my upstairs neighbours and I must immediately apply for a ‘Selective...

Pretty UK village where Downton Abbey was filmed that's 'hardly changed in centuries'

A stunning UK village that's barely changed in hundreds of years is definitely worth visiting. Nestled in the Cotswolds, Castle Combe in Wiltshire is the perfect lcoation for anyone planning an...

Recognising Palestinian statehood opens another question - who would lead it?

Recognising Palestinian statehood opens another question - who would lead it?11 minutes agoPaul AdamsDiplomatic Correspondent BBCEarlier this month, a Palestinian diplomat called Husam Zomlot was...

I visited quiet city better than Prague known as the 'European capital of Christmas'

Brno, the Czech Republic's second city, might not be as famous as Prague, but its allure is undeniable. While I had the pleasure of visiting in September, enjoying its sun-drenched squares and...

The new world's biggest train station costing incredible £5.8bn to build

The world’s largest high-speed railway station has just opened in southwest China — and its sheer size is staggering. At five times the scale of New York’s Grand Central, Chongqing East Station...

Fresh blow for Starmer as French strike chaos delays Bayeux Tapestry loan

France has postponed the historic loan of the Bayeux Tapestry to Britain, scuppered by the spectre of nationwide strikes set to engulf the country on Thursday - delivering a stinging setback for Sir...

Keir Starmer is doomed but don’t celebrate – what follows will be madness

That’s an astonishing thing to say given that Keir Starmer swept to power with a supposedly towering landslide just over a year ago. Yet the Westminster consensus is that he is finished. The only...

‘I chartered a plane to a remote Florida paradise island and had it to myself'

One woman chartered a plane to a remote paradise island off the coast of Florida and said it felt like she had her own “opulent private island.”Amanda Jones started planning a trip to the Florida...

Reform UK's astonishing rise shows no sign of slowing in another crushing blow to rivals

Reform UK continues to top the opinion polls. The latest Find Out Now poll, for example, has Reform 15 points ahead of Labour (34 to 19), an increase on its previous poll which had Reform 13 points...

Clumsy Keir Starmer thinks he's tough – but he's cackhandedly created a crisis

Sir Keir Starmer is a control freak who can’t exercise control over his divided party, an authoritarian who has lost his authority. In his clumsy hands, attempted stitch-ups regularly unravel. That...

English village among 'most beautiful' is filming location with a grim secret

Notably, this charming locale is where celebrities like Liam Gallagher and Tom Cruise have been spotted.For wine connoisseurs, the Chiltern Valley Winery and Brewery, a proud recipient of the...

New woke madness as Sherlock Holmes play slapped with trigger warning

A popular theatre has come under fire after it made the decision to incorporate trigger warnings on 22 of its shows for the upcoming 2025/2026 season - including warning audiences that a production...

Angela Rayner has trimmed her tax bill nicely – but yours is about to rocket

The deputy PM appears to be operating by the mantra that “only the little people pay tax”, while the big boys and girls make their own arrangements. Under Labour, the little people – you and me...

The tiny tropical island in Africa that's a balmy 27C in September

As autumn weather rolls in across the UK, thousands of holidaymakers are eyeing up Mauritius, the small island nation in the Indian Ocean that offers year-round sunshine, turquoise seas and average...