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Culture committee seeks explanation of how tabloid verifies stories and for details of internal investigationsThe Sun’s editor has been asked to update MPs on internal inquiries into Huw Edwards and Dan Wootton, as the tabloid faces scrutiny over its r…
Fires raging through forests, mountain villages and towns in northern Algeria have left at least 34 people dead.
The wildfires in Algeria have killed at least 34 people, as the country sweltered under record high temperatures of almost 120 degrees over the weekend.
The exodus of big-name footballers making the move from European leagues to Saudi Arabia shows no sign of abating.
Kyriakos Mitsotakis warns of difficult summer ahead as wildfires continue to rage and more tourists fly homeThe Mediterranean is a “hotspot for climate change”, the Greek prime minister has said, as more tourists boarded repatriation flights home and a…
The raging blazes are tearing though the north African country and the scorching temperatures aren’t due to drop for another week.
The UN atomic watchdog says its staff at Ukraine’s Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant report seeing anti-personnel mines around the site as Kyiv pursues a counteroffensive against the Kremlin’s entrenched forces after 17 months of war.
Fires raging through forests, mountain villages and towns in northern Algeria have left at least 34 people dead – with 23 of them in the coastal region of Bejaia, according to authorities and a local radio station keeping track of the grim toll in Bejaia.
The two teachers say students greeted each other with Nazi salutes, threatened to beat up immigrant classmates and were homophobic and sexist.
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GlobalFoundries CEO Thomas Caulfield criticizes Germany’s planned chip subsidies for TSMC, saying the company welcomes competition “on a level playing field” — Chief executive Thomas Caulfie…