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Argentina earthquake: Tsunami warning as huge magnitude 7.5 quake strikes

A huge 7.5-magnitude earthquake struck Argentina on Friday (May 2). The tremor hit in the Drake Passage, 222 kilometres south of Ushuaia, in southern Argentina, shortly before 1pm UTC.The earthquake...

Gaza activist ship 'attacked by drones' off coast of Malta, NGO says

Gaza activist ship 'attacked by drones' off coast of Malta, NGO saysJust nowReutersActivists who were planning to sail an aid ship to Gaza say it was struck by drones in international waters off the...

Robins will keep returning to your garden if you own one specific item

For those who adore the charming robin redbreast and wish to see them return to their gardens time and again, there's one essential purchase you should consider – and it's conveniently easy to...

Man accused of killing two men and dumping bodies in Bristol

A man "decapitated and dismembered" a couple before freezing parts of their remains and bringing the rest in suitcases to the Clifton Suspension Bridge in Bristol, a court has heard. Yostin Andres...

Man 'fighting for his life' and another injured after plane 'snapped in two' on airfield

Two individuals are critically injured, with one fighting for his life in hospital, following a horrific plane crash at a UK airfield. It has emerged that the plane suffered a catastrophic structural...

Tripadvisor's top 10 hotels in the world revealed - and one is in the UK

Tripadvisor has narrowed down over 1.6 millon hotels across the world to identify the highest rated hotels for 2025. It has revealed its top picks at its annual Travellers Choice Awards, with one...

Canary Islands row erupts as Primark workers rage in Tenerife over opening hours

Primark employees at C.C. Meridiano in Santa Cruz, Tenerife, have lashed out at plans to expand the High Tourist Influx Zone (ZGAT). The move would allow shops to open freely on Sundays and public...

The cool new £687m skyscraper in city loved by Brits with 1 of world's highest sky pools

An elaborate 85-level bulding is currently under construction in Dubai. The Safa Two landmark which is being built on Sheikh Zayed Road is a jewel-insipred structure that will stand at a huge 300...

The incredible 1197ft hotel that's the world's tallest with 1,000 rooms and a pretty view

Standing at an incredible 1197ft Dubai’s iconic skyline has welcomed a new development that has set the benchmark as the world’s tallest hotel. Due to open its lavish doors this year Ciel Tower...

The once-stunning city turned into a ghost town that's now a haven for dark tourism

In minutes, a once-beautiful city became a ghost town. Now, it’s a haven for dark tourism. Montserrat is a mountainous island in the Caribbean and a British Overseas Territory. Plymouth was...

The pretty European town that's shaped like a circle with buildings 'made of diamonds'

A stunning European town with very few tourists looks like it has been plucked from the past, retaining its distinct circular shape which contrains old buildings encrusted with diamonds. Nördlingen...

The beautiful island with some of world's best beaches that's 30C in May

With Summer soon approaching, many people are looking to solidify their holiday plans, and one Caribbean gem should be on your radar. With sun-drenched beaches, vibrant culture, and a rhythmic...

The beautiful island with some of world's best beaches that's 30C in May

With Summer soon approaching, many people are looking to solidify their holiday plans, and one Caribbean gem should be on your radar. With sun-drenched beaches, vibrant culture, and a rhythmic...

Shuttered shops and unfinished haircuts - how a day without power unfolded

'Everything went off': How Spain and Portugal's massive power cut unfolded1 hour agoMallory MoenchBBC NewsEPAThe first sign of trouble Peter Hughes noticed was when his train to Madrid started to...

'Everything went off': How Spain and Portugal's massive power cut unfolded

'Everything went off': How Spain and Portugal's massive power cut unfolded7 minutes agoMallory MoenchBBC NewsEPAThe first sign of trouble Peter Hughes noticed was when his train to Madrid starting to...