Three European nations warned of possible Russian aerial drone attack
United States intelligence has warned of a planned Russian drone attack targeting France, Italy and Spain.
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Some of my original interviews, underreported stories, and investigations that go beyond the wire.
King Charles is 'worried' Earl Spencer is a 'ticking time bomb' ahead of book re
It’s no secret that when the British public found out that former Prince Charles had been having an affair with Camilla Parker Bowles in 1992, the future King’s approval ratings plummeted.
9/11 didn't end in 2001 - 'forgotten' victims are still suffering daily
Each September, Harold Delancey avoids the news and live television for two weeks. It’s too hard.
'You could hear metal shearing off when the train derailed - then the screams'
A passenger onboard the Southern Rail service which derailed near Lewes Station has told Metro about the panic onboard in the moments after the carriages flipped.
Russia's 'black widows' are marrying soldiers to get their death payouts
As the war in Ukraine rages on, in Russia, some women are marrying soldiers before they head to die – in hopes of getting a large payout.
Inside the Flamingo Revolution brewing against Ivanka Trump's luxury resort
Albania is in the midst of a ‘Flamingo Revolution’, sparked by Ivanka Trump’s plans to turn a rural island into a luxury hotel.
Russia 'waged war campaign' against UK and Europe with hundreds of drones
Russia launched hundreds of drones and covert UAVs across Britain and Europe from their shadow fleet in preparation for a future conflict.
Pride in the era of Trump: in the South, these Drag queens are fighting back
As the sun sets in Memphis, Tennessee, Keleigh Klarke pins up her curls, applies her lip gloss, and gets ready to perform.
Trump has promised peace with Iran 37 times - when do we call his bluff?
Donald Trump is known for his broken promises. In the almost three months that the US and Israel have been at war with Iran, he’s promised a deal is close 37 times.
British teenager sanctioned by Russia 'won't be intimidated' by Putin
A 17-year-old who exposed an illicit Russian cryptocurrency network has said he’ll keep fighting to ‘take down’ Vladimir Putin – even after the Kremlin hit back.
Jeremy Corbyn warns 'the rich eventually fall' ahead of Mandelson files release
Your Party founder Jeremy Corbyn told a crowd at SXSW today that the ‘rich will eventually fall’ ahead of the release of the Mandelson files.
Trump taking over Cuba is a 'fantasy' - the country can't be pacified
The US blockade on Cuba is putting stress on the already tumultuous relationship between the two countries, as Donald Trump accused Havana of having drones capable of striking mainland America.
I asked a psychiatrist why Americans are becoming 'numb' to violence
A 1960s activist once said, ‘Violence is as American as cherry pie.’
He has a point. The political violence Americans like myself have witnessed in the past few years isn’t new.
He has a point. The political violence Americans like myself have witnessed in the past few years isn’t new.
The bleak reality of living in -20°C temperatures without heat or electricity
Iryna begins each morning with a flashlight, making her way through her apartment in Kyiv without heating or electricity.
Is the US government using 'Nazi-inspired' slogans?
Americans are raising the alarm over increasingly concerning posts from government agencies, reminiscent of Nazi Germany slogans.
US 'facing widespread trouble' after Renee Good was shot dead by ICE agent
Discontent with ICE in cities across the US is reaching a boiling point after the shooting of an woman by an officer in Minneapolis.
How will Trump's attack on Venezuela impact the wider world?
Donald Trump heralded the capture of Venezuelan leader, Nicolas Maduro, as ‘extremely successful’, but for the global stage, this could mark the start of major implications for international stability.
Rosa Parks changed the course of history 70 years ago - what have we learned sin
Rosa Parks became the face of a movement in Montgomery, Alabama. after refusing to give up her seat to a white man 70 years ago today.
One man's mission to prove Manchester's wheelie bins are anything but dull
When the average Brit goes shopping each year for a new calendar, photos of pylons and wheelie bins aren’t normally the top choice.
The New York 'sim-farm' plot reveals a troubling trend
A clandestine network of SIM servers and cards was positioned to knock out cell service and target protective missions near the United Nations.
Inside the villages living in limbo on the border between Russia and Finland
The late afternoon sun is beating down as I stand near the tall, ornate black iron gates. Above me, the word ‘Zsar’, emboldened in golden letters with a crown above it, is hard to miss.
Inside the Finnish army base where young conscripts prepare for war
Imagine if the sound of gunfire from a shooting range was audible from the Thames – or if leafy Chiswick was a military base training the UK’s top urban warfare soldiers to defend cities from foreign armies.
The role that stunts and political protests have played in history
The world looks back on the actions of suffragettes, civil rights leaders and other protesters as a necessary good – even when the actions they took for change were illegal at the time.
20 years after Katrina, the story of what happened is still being twisted
Hours before sunrise on August 29, 2005, the concrete levees surrounding the most populated wards in New Orleans began to crack.
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