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Curfews bring calm to Paris as France cracks down on weekend rioters
Paris has returned to calm after a weekend of intense rioting across France
UK to deploy fighter jets to defend Saudi cities from Houthi attacks
The U.K.'s Royal Air Force will deploy jets to assist with defensive operations, but will not engage in offensive strikes.
UK poll tracker: Reform still behind Conservatives as Labour’s lead grows
Labour continues to see rising approval under the leadership of Andy Burnham
Carers ‘failed to properly question’ Ranulph Fiennes’s isolation, stepson says
The retired explorer’s stepson said he was concerned safeguarding officials had taken his responses ‘at face value’
Rare photos of Suu Kyi getting letters from British king released
Myanmar’s military-backed government on Monday released rare photos of the country’s detained pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi, who is under house arrest, receiving letters and books from Britain’s King Charles. Observers believe the move is meant to signal that the treatment of the 81-year-old Nobel Peace Prize laureate has improved as the pro-military government
‘Horizontal revolt’: Why Albania’s young protesters want PM Rama to go
From the ‘Flamingo Revolution’ to current protests, an inside look at a leaderless youth uprising challenging Edi Rama.
Shakur Stevenson ends Zuffa contract before even fighting for Dana White’s promotion
Stevenson said he is a free agent, with his former promoter Eddie Hearn mocking White over the loss
David Warner takes swipe at ‘pathetic’ turnout for South Africa v Australia Test match
There was a paltry crowd of fewer than 20,000 fans across the five days of the first Test as the top two ranked sides in the world did battle in Durban