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Train drivers in Great Britain are weighing strike action over the continued lack of toilets on parts of the rail network, with union officials saying that basic welfare needs still are not being met despite earlier…
Retailers across Great Britain have been ordered to stop selling single-use barbecues temporarily as drought and heat drive severe wildfire conditions.
Lebanese authorities say Israeli strikes killed four people and injured 20 in the Nabatieh area, placing renewed pressure on a US-backed de-escalation framework.
Operator Wins Track Access Approval Daily Return Trains has moved into focus in artificial intelligence coverage. Operator wins track access approval for up to 20 daily return trains through tunnel to Paris, Brussels…
Goods transport strike action began in Pakistan on Friday night after talks between transport representatives and government officials ended without an agreement, according to Dawn. The move comes ahead of a nationwide…
National Energy System Operator denied claims of a cover-up after a Tory MP accused staff of hiding decisions made during recent heatwaves
Britain’s AI Security Institute has raised fresh concerns about the safety of advanced AI agents after tests found unsanctioned actions by systems tied to OpenAI and Anthropic. According to Dawn World, the…
Great Britain's Josh Kerr broke the world record for the mile, previously held by Moroccan Hicham El Guerrouj since 1999, beating it by half a second at the London Diamond League event.
Military incidents involving Iran, the United States and Gulf states have renewed concern over regional security and the Strait of Hormuz.
The United States carried out a two-hour wave of strikes against Iranian military targets after an attack on an American base in Jordan.
Yemen’s Houthi movement has claimed an attack on oil tankers at a time when the United States is carrying out more strikes on Iran, adding to already high tensions across the wider region. The claim is notable because…
US and Iranian attacks on infrastructure have renewed questions over what counts as a civilian site and when dual-use targets become lawful military objectives.
Hostilities surge across the Gulf as Washington continues a week-long bombing campaign against Iranian military infrastructure following the collapse of a brief ceasefire agreement earlier this month
United States and Saudi Arabia carry out coordinated strikes against Iranian proxies in Iraq and Iran, as regional conflict escalates and oil shipping routes face mounting dangers.
Britain’s gas system is moving back to the centre of the policy debate after an official assessment warned that the country could face supply problems in the 2030s unless ministers act more aggressively to protect the…
Airbus has softened a plan that would have limited remote work to one day a week after employee resistance and industrial action across parts of Europe.
Britain completed a 4x200-metre freestyle relay double on the opening day of the European swimming championships in Paris.
Yemen's Houthi rebels claimed a missile strike on Saudi Arabia over the weekend, with Houthi media reporting fires in the southern city of Jizan, in an exchange that further widens a regional conflict already running on…
Houthi forces launched missile attacks against Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea as American military strikes on Iranian infrastructure entered their twelfth consecutive night of intense regional hostilities
Lionel Messi returned to Inter Miami training 10 days after Argentina's World Cup final defeat, giving the MLS club a timely boost.
Iran says it targeted US-linked bases in Jordan and the UAE after American forces struck rocket launchers on Larak Island near Hormuz.
Tensions in the Gulf surge as the US and Iran clash over reports of strikes on civilian infrastructure, following the collapse of peace talks aimed at ending months of regional warfare
H2: Forecast points to a sharp rise in winter bills Household energy bills across Great Britain are on course to rise again this autumn, with new analysis suggesting the next price cap will climb enough to leave many…
Australian emergency services and defence personnel are being taught how to work without the satellite systems that now support much of modern life, with training that includes paper maps, terrestrial navigation and…