Walk down Memory Lane – Shopkeeper in a flap in hawk visit and driver almost wrecks remembrance celebration

In a surprising turn of events, a Stirling shopkeeper found himself dealing with an unexpected situation…

Israel hits Beirut for first time in nearly a week

Israel Launches Airstrikes on Beirut, Mayor Killed | The Independent Israel has resumed airstrikes on Beirut…

Brit mum breaks silence after daughter caught ‘smuggling’ £3.5m worth of cocaine into US

A British mother has broken her silence after her daughter was apprehended for allegedly ‘smuggling’ £3.5…

Aquarium visitors say they feel cheated by ‘whale shark’ that isn’t all it seems

Aquarium visitors in China were left feeling deceived after discovering that a highly publicised giant whale…

The alarming numbers behind North Korea’s growing nuclear arsenal

North Korea’s Nuclear Arsenal Continues to Grow North Korea has amassed enough weapons-grade nuclear material to…

Gap between cyber threats and defences ‘widening’, cybersecurity chief warns

Cyber threats are evolving at an alarming rate, exceeding current defence capabilities, warns the UK’s cybersecurity…

Half of world’s electricity will come from low-emission sources by 2030, IEA says

The International Energy Agency (IEA) predicts that by 2030, more than half of the world’s electricity…

New Zealand exempts abuse victims from a forced two-year wait before they can seek divorce

New Zealand has made a significant change in its divorce laws by exempting victims of abuse…

Monsoon flooding closes schools and offices in India’s southern IT hubs

Monsoon flooding has led to the closure of schools, colleges, and government offices in parts of…

A full-scale replica of Anne Frank’s hidden annex is heading to New York

A full-scale replica of Anne Frank’s hidden annex is heading to New York, marking the 80th…