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Former PM says schools ‘deserve same moral status as hospitals’ after 168 schoolgirls killed in US-Israel war on IranGordon Brown: ‘Children killed, a school turned into a graveyard: even in wartime, we can’t accept this’A school turned into a graveyar…
Home Office targets 150 families whose asylum claims were refused and offers them up to £40,000 to leave or face forcible removalFamilies who received notices asking them to agree to return to their home countries are begging the Home Office to give th…
Countries across the continent have spent more than $2bn on Chinese tracking technology that is not ‘necessary or proportionate’, new report findsThe rapid expansion of AI-powered mass-surveillance systems across Africa is violating citizens’ right to …
Irish artists, British indie legends and US stars such as Tom Waits also contribute, with Springsteen writing essay about the ‘bottomless humanity’ of the late Pogues frontmanBruce Springsteen has written an essay celebrating the “flashing, alive and h…
Charity criticises new measures that would make it harder for inquests to pass verdict of unlawful killingMen whose abusive behaviour drives women to take their own lives are more likely to get away with their crimes because of proposed law changes, ju…
Two rarely-seen deep-sea creatures recently washed up on a beach in Mexico and according to legend, it’s not a good sign.
WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT The Armin Meiwes case shocked Germany when the Rotenburg cannibal killed and consumed Bernd Brandes
A software glitch in the onboard computer has been pinpointed as the cause of the TEJAS fighter jet mishap on 7 February 2026, prompting a comprehensive software update across the entire fleet of 35 aircraft currently in service with the Indian Air Force, The Tribune reported.Following the incident at a forward base along India’s western front, the jet veered off the runway into a mud ditch
Defending maritime assets in the age of autonomous threats demandsZen Technologies has introduced an advanced AI-enabled Naval Anti-Drone System, tailored for maritime vessels such as fast attack craft and patrol boats.This innovative solution offers layered defence mechanisms against aerial threats, combining soft-kill jamming with hard-kill kinetic and net-based options, posted Zen Technologies
The BrahMos supersonic cruise missile stands out as a lethal, high-speed, precision stand-off weapon, deployable from ground, sea, or air platforms.This two-stage missile ignites with a solid-fuel booster that detaches post-launch, handing over to a liquid-fuelled ramjet engine that hurtles it towards Mach 3 speeds. Its "fire and forget" guidance ensures autonomy after launch, while