Arsenal defender Ben White has been recalled to the England squad for the first time since the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, earning a place in Thomas Tuchel's group for friendlies against Uruguay and Japan at Wembley.
HS2 trains could run at 200 mph instead of the planned 225 mph when the line opens, as new CEO Mark Wild proposes a cost-control reset on a project now predicted to exceed £100 billion.
CCTV footage captures three masked suspects moments before four Hatzola Northwest volunteer ambulances were set ablaze near a synagogue in Golders Green, in what the Met Police are treating as an antisemitic hate crime.
Hong Kong's latest national security amendments now allow police to demand phone passwords, with refusal punishable by up to a year in jail and a HK$100,000 fine. The rules also strip away any exemption for self-incrimination.
Heat pumps work well and future-proof your home, but the financial case for switching from gas boilers isn't convincing just yet. Here's why early adopters are paying for the privilege of being ahead of the curve.
The Hillsborough Law will not pass before the current parliamentary session ends, with campaigners blaming Shabana Mahmood for repeated delays and a controversial intelligence services amendment that undermined the entire legislation.
UFC Fight Night in London became a flashpoint for the fighter pay debate, as athletes publicly protested their share of the UFC's booming broadcast revenues while Conor Benn's £11m boxing deal with Dana White's own promotion added fuel to the fire.
Iranian ballistic missiles scored direct hits on the Israeli towns of Dimona and Arad on 21 March 2026, wounding approximately 180 people after air defence systems failed to intercept the incoming weapons.
Seven people, including four Qatari military personnel and three Turkish nationals, were killed when a military helicopter crashed into Qatar's territorial waters on Saturday evening due to a technical malfunction.
A drone strike on al-Daein Teaching Hospital in East Darfur during Eid al-Fitr killed 64 people including 13 children and three healthcare workers, the WHO has confirmed, as Sudan's civil war continues to devastate civilian infrastructure.
Cuba has suffered three nationwide blackouts in March 2026 alone, leaving millions without power as an effective oil blockade chokes the island's ageing energy infrastructure.
Centrica CEO Chris O'Shea warns that rising energy bills are 'inescapable' as wholesale gas prices more than double due to the Iran conflict, with the July 2026 price cap forecast to hit £1,973 and longer-term system costs set to push electricity prices beyond 2022 crisis peaks by 2030.