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Trump’s mess has rekindled Yemen’s civil war and a years-long conflict between the Houthis and Saudi Arabia

A viral Polymarket post claimed the UK government was urging households to stockpile canned food and drinking water for possible war, but official guidance tells a less dramatic story.

Steaming hot liquid can damage the cell lining on the way down to the stomach, experts say.

State department warns of ‘ideological conditioning’ in social media post offering condolences to student’s family

City Hall has refused a contract worth up to £50m with the US technology firm Palantir.

In Afghanistan today, a staggering three in four people cannot meet their basic needs.

As Enfield Labour loses power after 16 years, James Cracknell reports on a tumultuous local election count

The Duchy of Cornwall is to sell part of its 128,000 acre estate and re-invest in more housing.

Mikel Arteta’s side will be deeply unpopular champions, but this probably says more about us than it does about them

Compare the best vector databases in 2026: pgvector, Pinecone, Qdrant, Weaviate, Milvus, Chroma, and LanceDB. Features, performance, pricing, and which one to choose for your workload.

Tariffs, competition over tech, the Iran war and Taiwan are on the agenda for the leaders of the two superpowers.

One of the Trump administration’s key talking points on the Iran war is that the Islamic Republic’s missile and military capabilities were devastated in US-Israeli bombing campaigns before the ceasefire began in April.

Action on Salt & Sugar said people should not be exposed to a "hidden health risk every time they buy lunch".

Rory McIlroy started Tuesday laughing about ripping off a troublesome toenail but the soreness forces him to halt a practice round early, writes Iain Carter.

With the tournament a month away, there are still no agreements done with the two Asian giants to ensure fans there can watch all 104 games

Russia’s leader is showing increasing signs of weakness while Ukraine is growing in confidence as the war turns Kyiv’s way, writes world affairs editor Sam Kiley

The effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz has severely disrupted global supplies of energy and petrochemicals.

Hello? Over here, Keir. Remember us? The people you claim to represent, the very people who utterly rejected you and your rotten, hopeless government last week?

The $95 bus trip to Foxborough highlights a tournament unique in modern times – one that ultimately makes no secret of its disdain for the paying public

London mayor talks up coalition-building, highlights his environmental record, and worries national Labour party is on the wrong track