All news by author Elizabeth Baker

The Israeli military on Wednesday launched an operation involving dozens of soldiers and armoured vehicles in the old city of Nablus, in the northern occupied West Bank, witnesses and Palestinian officials told Agence France-Presse (AFP).

Switzerland – considered to be one of Europe’s most peaceful countries – has been engulfed by 48 hours of riots after a teenager was killed during a police chase.

Eli Lilly, the US manufacturer of Mounjaro, has instructed its two British wholesalers to stop taking orders amid “unprecedented demand,” which is believed to be driven by Brits eager to avoid next week’s price increase - which could be as high as 170%.

Nigel Farage launched a fierce critique of Sir Keir Starmer, accusing him of aligning with international courts against the British populace as he revealed his dramatic plans for mass deportations of illegal migrants.

European intelligence services have taken notice of the vessel HAV Dolphin (IMO 9073854), which is sailing under the flag of Antigua and Barbuda. The ship is expected to arrive on Thursday morning in the Finnish port city of Vaasa.

Six young children have been rescued after encountering ’serious difficulty’ in the water at a beach in Wales.

Sting’s former Police bandmates are suing the frontman for millions of pounds in missing royalties. The singer, 73, was handed a High Court writ by the group’s guitarist Andy Summers and drummer Stewart Copeland.

US Representative David Schweikert has introduced legislation granting the President authority to act against crypto criminals operating abroad.

Former Mexican cartel kingpin Ismael “El Mayo” Zambada pleaded guilty Monday to U.S. drug trafficking charges, saying he was sorry for helping to flood the U.S. with cocaine and other illicit substances.

Police are looking into reports that a man hanging St George’s flags was struck in the head by a petrol bomb in Stevenage.

Police officials in northern India’s Uttar Pradesh made multiple arrests on Monday after a woman was allegedly killed over dowry demands by her husband and his family.

A bridge from the colonial era in Myanmar, which was once the tallest railway trestle in the world, has been destroyed amid fighting in the prolonged conflict.

A prison officer who intended to exploit her position to smuggle items such as mobile phones and illegal drugs into the jail has been imprisoned.

Bus drivers throughout Britain might go on strike as unions and operators continue to disagree over pay and conditions.

A hot air balloon made a dramatic landing in the middle of a street in Bedford on Saturday in front of shocked residents.

At least six students have reportedly drowned, and 21 were taken to the hospital after experiencing difficulties while swimming on a school trip in Egypt.

SpaceX prepares for next test flight of Starship — the most powerful rocket in history

A former president of Sri Lanka has been arrested on charges of allegedly misusing public funds to travel to London in 2023 amid an anti-corruption crackdown in the country.

The family of a British aid volunteer reportedly killed in a drone strike in Ukraine expressed that they were very disappointed by the response from the Foreign Office.

In an unusual deal with the struggling chipmaker, the U.S. takes a holding in a private company.

Actor Noel Clarke has lost his libel case against the publisher of the Guardian newspaper over multiple allegations of sexual misconduct against the former Doctor Who star.