NHS calls for 200,000 new blood donors as supplies run low
The NHS has warned that it continues to face a "challenging" blood shortage, as it calls for 200,000 new donors to come forward.Concern over blood…
Protests intensify in Los Angeles as National Guard troops deployed | Donald Trump News
Thousands of protesters have clashed with authorities as they took to the streets of Los Angeles for a third night in response to United States…
Nicole Scherzinger and Sarah Snook win top prizes at Tony Awards
Steven McIntoshEntertainment reporterReutersAn emotional Scherzinger said she felt like she had "come home, at last", 20 years after shooting to fameSuccession star Sarah Snook and…
Beau Webster: Australia all-rounder on ‘honeymoon’ and World Test Championship final
Webster was developing into anything but a gimmick. Like a host of all-rounders, success in one discipline fed the other.In the 2023-24 season, his 938…
UK proposes wider ban on destructive bottom trawling
A ban on a "destructive" type of fishing that drags large nets along the seafloor could be extended across English waters, the government has said.The…
Israeli forces intercept the Madleen aid ship headed to Gaza | Israel-Palestine conflict
NewsFeedVideo from Al Jazeera Mubasher showed the crew of the Gaza Freedom Flotilla Coalition’s Madleen in life jackets with their hands raised as the ship…
Fact-checking claims Trump’s pardons wiped out $1bn in debt owed to US | Donald Trump News
Liz Oyer, a lawyer with the United States Department of Justice handling pardons for a long time, was fired by the Trump administration in March.…
Gaza aid sites branded ‘human slaughterhouses’ under deadly Israeli fire | Israel-Palestine conflict News
At least 13 Palestinians have been killed and more than 150 injured after Israeli troops and American security contractors opened fire on crowds waiting for…
Monday 9 June Day of the Azores in Azores
The Azores is a region of Portugal composed of nine islands. The archipelago discovered by Portuguese explorers in the 15th century, became an Autonomous Region…
Activists say Israeli troops have boarded aid ship bound for Gaza
Activists say Israeli troops have boarded a yacht trying to bring humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip."Connection has been lost" on the Madleen, the Freedom…
Is Mohammad Bin Salman a Zionist? – Middle East Monitor
Last week, a prominent Saudi Sheikh, Mohammed Al-Issa, visited the Auschwitz concentration camp in Poland to commemorate the 75th anniversary of its liberation, which signalled…
Portugal beat Spain in penalty shootout to win second Nations League crown | Football News
Ruben Neves scores winning penalty kick as Portugal defeat Spain 5-3 in a shootout to win the Nations League title.Cristiano Ronaldo was in tears as…
Alcaraz beats Sinner to win epic 2025 French Open men’s singles final | Tennis News
Carlos Alcaraz defends his French Open title with one of tennis’s greatest comebacks against Jannik Sinner.Carlos Alcaraz rallied from two sets down and saved three…
Who is “Madleen”, the woman for whom the aid ship approaching Gaza is named
The aid ship sailing towards Gaza has been named after the enclave’s first and only fisherwoman named Madleen Kulab. Source link
Murder inquiry launched as teenager dies in New Moston
A murder investigation has been launched after a teenage boy died in north Manchester.Officers were called to Nevin Road in the New Moston area at…
What are the threats facing Europe? | Show Types
UK government plans major defence reforms at the cost of welfare programmes, drawing public anger.Under the slogan “welfare not warfare”, protesters have come out in…
Ukraine says latest POWs swap with Russia to go ahead after duelling words | Russia-Ukraine war News
The latest prisoner exchange between Russia and Ukraine is scheduled for next week as already agreed with Russian officials, Ukraine’s intelligence chief has said, rebuking…
Thailand, Cambodia to return to military positions after border clash | Border Disputes News
In a brief firefight at the end of May, a Cambodian soldier was killed along the countries’ shared border.Thai and Cambodian forces are expected to…
Police must ‘do their bit’ on funding, minister warns
Kate WhannelPolitical reporterBBCThe science and technology secretary has urged police to "do their bit" to "embrace change" as the Home Office and the Treasury continue…
Magnitude 6.3 earthquake shakes Colombia’s capital Bogota | News
DEVELOPING STORYDEVELOPING STORY, Buildings reportedly shake and sirens blare around the Colombian capital as people rush into the streets.A powerful magnitude 6.3 earthquake has shaken…