RSF escalates attacks on Sudan’s famine-stricken Zamzam refugee camp
The paramilitary group is trying to tighten its grip on Darfur, a traditional stronghold. The RSF has been besieging the area for months, claiming that the camp is a base…
Max George tells of second operation weeks after pacemaker fitted
The Wanted singer Max George has revealed he had a second operation weeks after getting fitted with a pacemaker after it caused a “flickering sensation” in his chest.
‘I’m a nutritionist – your morning coffee could help you live longer’
Struggling to kick your coffee habit? A nutritionist has revealed that your morning cup of joe may have some surprising health benefits – and can even be better for you…
Israeli raids, assaults continue across occupied West Bank
Some of the attacks were by Israeli settlers backed by soldiers. An Israeli soldier points his rifle as he stands in a field at the entrance of the Tulkarem refugee…
Cabinet minister Reynolds hits back at Vance over religious freedom claims
A Cabinet minister has hit back after US vice president JD Vance criticised the UK over a legal case in which a former serviceman who silently prayed outside an abortion…
Books about immigrant life and masculinity shortlisted for young writer prize
Books exploring masculinity and life as an immigrant have been shortlisted for an award previously won by authors including Sally Rooney and Zadie Smith.
Lucy Letby ‘innocent’ and regularly ‘cried in my arms’, says ex-head of nursing
A retired head of nursing at Lucy Letby’s hospital has claimed the convicted killer is innocent, describing “shocking” meetings with the nurse who “cried in my arms”. Letby, 35, from…
Princess Beatrice’s husband makes feelings clear on Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank
Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi showed support to Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank by leaving a message on the royal’s belated Valentine’s post. The property developer, who married Princess Beatrice in 2020, commented…
Chagos surrender under threat as former Mauritian PM behind deal interrogated in money-laundering scandal
The Chagos Islands giveaway is under threat as the former Mauritian PM behind the deal has been interrogated in a money-laundering scandal. Pravind Jugnauth and members of his family were…
Parents working from home makes children feel school is optional – Ofsted head
Attendance rates are suffering because children whose parents work from home feel going to school is optional, the head of Ofsted has reportedly claimed. Sir Martyn Oliver, chief inspector at…