International
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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor receives £302 000 for leaving Royal Lodge
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor received £302 000 compensation after surrendering his Royal Lodge lease and paying £1.8 million for outstanding repairs.
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UN says livestreamed execution of US army killer amounts to torture
The United Nations human rights office says the United States plan to livestream an execution would breach torture prohibitions.
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Police admit searches of ex-prince Andrew’s homes were unlawful, court hears
Police have admitted search warrants used to raid ex-prince Andrew’s homes were unlawful, a High Court judge revealed on Thursday.
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Doctors almost pulled the plug on woman who survived failed execution
Christa Pike wakes up after botched Tennessee execution, after doctors considered removing life support. She has no memory of attempt.
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Three killed in Houthi attacks on Saudi airports
Three people killed in Houthi attacks on Saudi airports as Yemen conflict escalates. Coalition strikes 82 targets in retaliation.
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South African mechanic freed after month-long hostage ordeal in Mozambique
A South African mechanic held by Islamic State-linked insurgents in Mozambique for nearly a month has been released unharmed after a raid on a hunting camp.
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Former Australian bishop jailed for sex offences
Western Australian court jails former Catholic bishop Christopher Saunders for more than six years for sexually abusing young men.
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Woman who survived failed US execution, now conscious and talking
Woman who survived failed Tennessee execution last week regains consciousness and can speak, but faces long recovery, lawyers confirm.
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US troops on Okinawa banned from drinking after murder allegation
American troops on Okinawa banned from drinking and face curfew after Marine arrested over alleged murder of Japanese woman in Naha.
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Israel marks third anniversary of October 7 attack with mourning and war
Israel commemorates third anniversary of October 7 Hamas attack with silent tributes, continued Gaza strikes and political debate ahead of elections.
