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Britain's Home Secretary Priti Patel says preparations are already under way for the next flight to Rwanda.

A TikTok video shared thousands of times accuses Chinese clothing company Shein of abusing its workers due to anonymous cries for help stitched into labels.

The children's deeply religious father had kept them locked up at a remote farmhouse to protect them from "evil" outside influences.

The populist billionaire is alleged to have worked as an agent of the former Czechoslovakia secret police.

"It's a shame": while tourists can finally come back to Paris after two years of the pandemic, many are disappointed by the numerous monuments under construction in the capital.

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The first minister compared Scotland to other European countries and said after independence, Scotland would be wealthier, fairer and happier.

The names of the 72 people who perished in Britain's worst residential fire since World War II were read out on Tuesday at a church service marking the fifth anniversary of the blaze.

Comedian Anton Tymoshenko said laughter "was the only way to save your mental health in war".

Protesters in Quito burn tires as police use tear gas during a march to demand a fuel price cut amid rising inflation, unemployment, and poverty in the oil-producing South American country.

From the latest on Sievierodonetsk to suggestions by the Pope that the war could have been provoked by NATO's expansion, here are five things you need to know about the Ukraine war today.

The Russian opposition leader has been imprisoned near Moscow since February 2021.

The vessels were seized by Iran's Revolutionary Guards in the Persian Gulf in May.

With Britain set to send its first group of asylum-seekers to Rwanda later today, some refugees already in the country are warning that times may be hard for the new arrivals.

Amateur video shows the rushing waters undercut the opposite riverbank, causing a house to fall into the Yellowstone River and float away mostly intact.

Europe has opened its door to Ukrainians fleeing the war. But what if you don't have a Ukrainian passport?

Carrying banners with the words "My body, my choice", the protesters chanted slogans stating that the right to abortion cannot be taken away by court order.

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First deportation flight set to go ahead as scheduled on Tuesday after UK court refuses to halt government plan to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda

The devastating fire on 14 June 2017 claimed the lives of 72 people.

Farmers in Ukrainian front-line regions are scrambling to survive a harvest under Russian fire, with shelling feeding fear across a sector already hamstrung by Russia's blockade of the Black Sea.

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Russian forces have destroyed the last bridge linking the eastern Ukrainian city of Sievierodonetsk to a Ukrainian held city on the other side of the river, cutting off all routes of evacuation for those remaining in the city.

The research found that there were at least 610 victims of abuse in the diocese over 75 years, but the true number could be as high as 6,000.

Some areas recorded rainfall of up to "30 litres per square metre" over the weekend.

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Protesters demonstrate outside the Royal Courts of Justice as UK campaigners get their last chance to stop the government's first flight of asylum seekers to Rwanda.

Although the total number of nuclear weapons has decreased in recent years, it is likely to rise again, the Stockholm-based think tank SIPRI says.

"Bring back Big Mac," shouted the protester.

Bulgaria's foreign and energy ministers resigned on Monday, deepening the country's political turmoil.

She overtook Thailand’s Bhumibol Adulyadej on Monday.

The Festival of Saint Anthony returns to the Portuguese capital Lisbon after a two year hiatus due to the pandemic.

Men riding horses take part in Cavalhada, a traditional festival held in Mateus Leme city, southeastern of Minas Gerais state.

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Will it stop people from littering?

Spain's meteorological office says heatwaves are becoming more frequent.

Investigators working to gather more evidence of atrocities uncovered another mass grave near Bucha.

If passed "it would be the most significant gun safety legislation to pass Congress in decades", said Biden

The incident comes just one month after another train collision in the same region of Catalonia.

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The Leros cooperative employs 13 salaried workers, supervised by specialist beekeepers, in addition to a team of nurses and occupational therapists from the island's psychiatric hospital.

The French parliamentary election's opening round on Sunday saw President Emmanuel Macron's Ensemble coalition take a slight lead, with 25.75% of the popular vote, compared with 25.66% for the leftist bloc of Jean-Luc Melenchon.

The Netherlands government unveiled mandate reductions of up to 70% of nitrogen oxides in many places and 95% in other areas to protect nature.

Finland, and its neighbour Sweden, applied to join NATO after Russia's invasion of Ukraine sparked security concerns.

Venice’s ghetto dates from 1516 when the republic forced the city's Jewish residents into isolation in the district where the old foundries, or “geti”, had been located.

The Ducasse de Mons, nicknamed "Doudou" is a very popular folk event in Belgium. Based on an ancestral tradition, combining references to the Catholic religion and local folklore, it attracts tens of thousands of people every year.

As night falls, the soft-smelling pungent smoke is unmistakable at the seventh 420 festival outside Bangkok on the weekend, as chilled revellers celebrate Thailand's decision to begin fully legalising cannabis.

On a sunny day in London, many people can be spotted cycling naked around London.

A protest for safe cycling in Mexico City sprouted on Saturday, as participants pedaled and marched naked through some of the busiest avenues in the Mexican capital.