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EU says Israeli strikes in Gaza 'go beyond what is necessary' to fight Hamas

EU says Israeli strikes in Gaza 'go beyond what is necessary' to fight Hamas48 minutes agoRachel HaganBBC NewsGetty ImagesThe EU's top diplomat, Kaja Kallas, has said that "Israeli strikes in Gaza go...

Slovakia approves sale of brown bear meat to public

Slovakia approves sale of brown bear meat to public 23 minutes agoRachel HaganBBC NewsGetty ImagesThe meat of brown bears, a protected species in the EU, could soon be available to eat in Slovakia...

Royal Navy unveils incredible £250m warship in major show of strength to Putin

The Royal Navy has issued a powerful signal to Vladimir Putin with the public unveiling of HMS Venturer — the first of a new fleet of British warships designed to reinforce the UK’s global...

The UK airport with the cheapest pint at just £5.20 - located in expensive city

For many Brits, the airport pint is more than just a drink, it’s a holiday tradition. Whether it’s a pre-boarding ritual or a way to mark the start of an adventure, that first sip at the terminal...

Israeli strikes across Gaza kill 24, medics and officials say

Israeli strikes across Gaza kill 24, medics and officials say10 minutes agoRushdi AbualoufGaza correspondentHelen SullivanBBC NewsEPAAt least 24 Palestinians have been killed in two separate Israeli...

Ukraine urged to protect religious freedom in wartime

Ukrainian resistance to the Russian invasion is “heroic” but the country should not abandon civil liberties in wartime, a Brexiteer and champion of religious freedom has urged. There is strong...

Jewish protester charged after placard mocked Hezbollah terrorist

Scotland Yard arrested a Jewish protester after he held up a placard mocking a leader of Hezbollah. The Brit, who asked to remain anonymous out of fears for his safety, was detained and charged in...

Kemi Badenoch warns Keir Starmer's Brexit surrender deal will 'kill' fishing businesses

Kemi Badenoch has challenged Keir Starmer to visit fishermen who fear his new trade deal with the EU will “kill” their businesses. The Prime Minister has faced widespread anger over his Brexit...

French report warns of Islamist 'entryism' as risk to national cohesion

French report warns of Islamist 'entryism' as risk to national cohesion2 days agoHugh SchofieldBBC News in ParisGetty ImagesIslamists are infiltrating France's republican institutions and are a...

EasyJet and Ryanair slam EU consumers group over 'exploiting' accusations

Easyjet and Ryanair, along with five other airlines, are facing the prospect of new penalties over charges for hand luggage. The two carriers have rebuffed claims of "exploiting" passengers and...

Yakuza gang members arrested for working too near a library due to strict rule

Four members of Japan's notorious Yakuza crime syndicate have been arrested on suspicion of conspiring to operate near a public library. They are part of the Sumiyoshi-kai union, which is part of the...

French report warns of Islamist 'entryism' as risk to national cohesion

French report warns of Islamist 'entryism' as risk to national cohesion43 minutes agoHugh SchofieldBBC News in ParisGetty ImagesIslamists are infiltrating France's republican institutions and are a...

Liz Kendall defies Labour critics to press ahead with 'killer' cuts

Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall vowed to defy Labour critics and press ahead with benefit cuts of £5 billion as she warned they were needed to defeat Nigel Farage and Reform at the ballot...

French police launch prison hunt for mini Chinese-made phones

French police launch prison hunt for mini Chinese-made phones1 day agoHugh SchofieldParis correspondentFRENCH PROSECUTOR'S OFFICEFrench authorities have launched a nationwide hunt for thousands of...

Paul Adams: Starmer and Lammy sound genuinely angry at Israel

Paul Adams: Starmer and Lammy sound genuinely angry at Israel10 hours agoPaul AdamsDiplomatic correspondentPA MediaAfter more than a year and a half of the war in Gaza, Britain appears to have...