Russell Brand appears in U.K. court on rape and assault charges
Actor and comedian Russell Brand has denied the allegations of sexual assault and other charges.
Day: May 2, 2025
TikTok fined millions for illegally sending users’ data to China
TikTok has been fined €530m (£452m) because it was illegally sending user data to China, Ireland’s privacy watchdog said on Friday.
EgyptAir plane crash which killed British man caused by oxygen fire, says coroner
An EgyptAir plane crash nearly a decade ago which killed 66 people, including a British man, was caused by oxygen fire, a coroner has ruled.
Vatican firefighters install the Sistine Chapel’s chimney in preparation for papal conclave
With five days to go before the cardinals gather to elect a new pope, Vatican workers installed the Sistine Chapel’s chimney on Friday. The conclave will follow tradition, signalling outcomes of successive rounds of voting with white or black smoke in…
Ship carrying aid to Gaza ‘attacked by drones’ off Mediterranean island
A ship carrying aid to Gaza burst into flames after it was reportedly attacked by drones off the coast of Malta on Friday (2 May).
Inside Hitler’s concentration camp for women
As Europeans mark 80 years since the end of the Second World War, in this special edition, we’re focusing on the French women who were sent to a concentration camp for aiding the Resistance. Ravensbrück, near Berlin, was the largest concentration camp…
Redis returns to open source with AGPLv3 license but not everyone is happy
Redis leadership asserts that the AGPLv3 license strikes the right balance between protecting the company’s business interests and supporting the open-source community. We’ll see if developers and customers agree.
Rebuilding U.S. Theatre Strike
Driven by the INF Treaty’s collapse and great power competition, the U.S. is rebuilding its theater strike capabilities. This article explores key initiatives like the Army’s Typhon MRBM, PrSM upgrades, and ‘Dark Eagle’ hypersonic weapon. It also touch…
Mistreated bears rehabilitated in Bulgarian wildlife refuge
Former dancing bears, once subjected to harsh training methods, are now living freely in a peaceful mountain sanctuary in Bulgaria.
Brigadier Inderjeet Singh Chugh Slams Bilawal Bhutto’s U-Turn Remarks On Terrorism
Brigadier Inderjeet Singh Chugh has strongly condemned former Pakistani Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto’s recent remarks on Pakistan’s history with terrorism, calling out what he described as Islamabad’s double standards and a clear U-turn under international pressure.Chugh highlighted that Bhutto, who previously admitted Pakistan’s role in training and funding terrorists and even threatened