JACKSON THOMPSON: Sophie Cunningham claims FBI is watching 20 people for her, on WNBA anthem controversy
Sophie Cunningham says roughly 20 people are being watched by the FBI on her behalf, revealing the darker side of the WNBA's rising popularity.
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Leo Terrell takes Trump administration's antisemitism fight nationwide on 15-city tour
Leo Terrell's 15-city American Tour Against Hate brings FBI and Justice Department officials directly into Jewish communities facing unaddressed threats.
Hong Kong Leader Apologizes for Deadly Apartment Building Fire
John Lee, the city’s chief executive, said the city’s housing secretary would step down, but he vehemently defended the government.
Spain Crash Investigators Focus on Train Traffic Controllers’ Role
After the country’s second major rail disaster in a year, Spaniards were confronting questions about the safety of their once-vaunted rail system.
Trump and Obama trade barbs on campaign trail in final days before midterm election – US politics live
Former president says ‘these are not serious people’ as Trump holds rallies for Republican candidatesAround lunchtime on Tuesday, a Rolls-Royce stopped at the intersection of Beverly Drive and Dayton Way in Beverly Hills, California. Local people in athleisure walked past Balenci...
Lloyds executive criticises Healey for linking bank tax rises to energy bill support
Bank’s chief financial officer hopes measure in budget is temporary as sector provides loans that could fuel growthA top Lloyds Banking Group executive has criticised the chancellor for linking bank tax increases to energy bill support for UK households, as he warned the governme...
Poundland on brink of administration, with 12,000 jobs at risk
Owner Gordon Brothers files notice of intent to begin process after rejecting management-backed rescue bidBusiness live – latest updatesThe owner of Poundland has said it is preparing to appoint administrators, putting up to 12,000 jobs at risk at the retail chain across the UK a...
Europe’s central bank chief Christine Lagarde to step down nine months early
Departure of Lagarde, seen as candidate to take over World Economic Forum, comes as eurozone struggles with weak growth and inflationChristine Lagarde, the eurozone’s top central banker, is stepping down nine months early.The European Central Bank announced on Thursday morning th...
Rare love letters to French aristocrat shed light on Louis XVI maritime mystery
‘Miracle’ cache of letters written by French scientist who died in ill-fated La Pérouse mission give personal account of 1785 voyageAs he prepared to climb the scaffolding to be publicly executed by guillotine on 21 January 1793, Louis XVI is reported to have asked: “Is there new...
Osaka says she’ll return stronger after latest low, Tokyo exit to Pohankova
Former world number one Naomi Osaka said she would “keep attempting” to get back to her Grand Slam-winning best after her season ended with a second-round exit in Japan on Thursday.
Trump demands Alaska candidates be removed over alleged ballot scheme
US President Donald Trump has called for the removal and prosecution of two candidates in Alaska’s Senate race, accusing Democrats of orchestrating a scheme to mislead voters.
Kylian Mbappe, Real Madrid and La Liga face long redemption road in China
Kylian Mbappe, Real Madrid and La Liga have apologised for the French striker’s comments about Mao Zedong, but the damage to their reputation in China will not be easily or quickly repaired, experts say.
Rescue teams search wreckage for survivors after train crash in Spain
Rescuers in Spain are searching for victims and survivors a day after a train struck another from behind, killing 68 people, in the country’s second high-speed rail disaster this year.
What we know about Spain’s second high-speed rail tragedy this year
At least 68 people were killed and about 80 injured when a high-speed train ploughed into the back of a stationary train in central Spain on Wednesday.
Can the UK afford more help with the cost of living?
Labour party aims to help households and sustain growth as inflation and debt costs limit its options.
Protest at India university where no students’ union vote held for 20 years
Jamia Millia Islamia campus in Indian capital has seen weeks of protests, with several students holding a hunger strike.
Pentagon says Iran war has cost US taxpayers $47bn: What that means
The Pentagon has told lawmakers in the United States that the war on Iran has cost American taxpayers at least $47.1bn so far.
BBC in the Philippines where Thomas Markle is expected to be investigated
A court in the Philippines is expected to issue a warrant later this week authorising police to examine materials taken from the home of Thomas Markle, the father of the Duchess of Sussex.
Audacious Indian jailbreak saga ends with 17 prisoners recaptured
A fake medical emergency, an audacious jailbreak and a 36-hour search operation that ended with 17 prisoners being recaptured.
Carney to push for closer ties at Canada-EU summit in Montreal
Image source, AFP via Getty ImagesByNadine YousifSenior Canada reporterPublished1 hour agoFor decades, Canada-EU summits took place without much fanfare - but that's not the case for this coming two-day meeting in Montreal.
Three bodies recovered in Gabon following sinking of Borr Drilling rig
Three bodies recovered in Gabon following sinking of Borr Drilling rig Reuters
Equinor says North Sea gas find bigger than expected
Equinor says North Sea gas find bigger than expected Reuters
Airline groups urge US CDC to reconsider Ebola declaration requirements
Airline groups urge US CDC to reconsider Ebola declaration requirements Reuters
ECB President Lagarde resigns at time of mounting challenges for Europe
ECB President Lagarde resigns at time of mounting challenges for Europe Reuters