The English neighbourhood that claims to hold the secret to fixing the NHS
With public satisfaction in the NHS just 21%, one area has a plan to shake up its services that could reduce GP waiting lists, as
Barabak: Finally some fairness in redistricting fight. In Utah, a judge stands up for voters
The ruling slapped down Republicans who ignored a voter-created commission and gerrymandered the state in the GOP’s favor. The judge ordered new maps and suggested
Cash crunch chaos: Syrians endure banking hell to withdraw just a few pounds
Syrians are contending with a cash crunch that has made withdrawing money from banks almost a second job. It can take hours to get through
‘Chipocalypse Now’: Trump threatens ‘war’ on Chicago in immigration crackdown
Tweety McTreason has signalled his intention to send troops to Chicago to ramp up the deportation of illegal immigrants – by posting an AI-generated parody
British police arrest over 400 at pro-Palestine London protest
Protesters chant against police actions as detentions surpass 400, prompting debates on freedom of speech in the UK.
Settlers attack Bedouins, Ben-Gvir fuels tensions in occupied West Bank
Two Palestinians injured as settlers target homes while Israel’s national security minister participates in storming.
Why we are sailing to Gaza on the Global Sumud Flotilla
We sail to sustain hope. To lose hope is to give up on the people of Gaza and surrender them to an evil regime.
The Spectacular Comeback Tour of Ross Ulbricht, the Founder of Silk Road
Ross Ulbricht, who created the Silk Road dark web marketplace and was serving a life sentence for drug distribution, has embarked on a strange and
Japan’s Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba to step down
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba has decided to resign to avoid a split within the ruling Liberal Democratic Party, public broadcaster NHK said on Sunday.
Fate of Ukrainian children kidnapped by Russia hangs in the balance as talks falter
KYIV, Ukraine — Armed with machine guns, balaclava-clad Russian soldiers burst into 16-year-old Vladislav Rudenko’s home in the city of Kherson in southern Ukraine and
Japan’s Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba resigns after election defeats
The prime minister had struggled to inspire confidence as Japan faced economic headwinds.
Teen gamer who ‘performed miracles’ becomes first millennial saint
Before his death at 15, Carlo Acutis was known for his love of technology and had created a website to document miracles.
South Korea concludes talks to release nationals detained in Hyundai raid in US
US officials say the workers – including more than 300 South Koreans – were working illegally.
Watch: BBC at the scene of Ukrainian government building strike
One of Kyiv’s main government buildings was hit in overnight missile and drone strikes by Russia.