Dame Jenni Murray Remembered as ‘Much Loved Mum and Wife’ Following Her Passing at 75
Dame Jenni Murray, the iconic voice of BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour, has died at the age of 75, remembered by her family as a 'much loved mum and wife'.
Conflicts & Security
New Childcare Support Introduced for Defence Families in Wales from 2026
A new childcare support scheme for UK Armed Forces families in Wales will be introduced in September 2026, offering up to £6,000 annual savings per child for eligible families.
Iranian War: US Considers Winding Down as Sanctions Eased on Iranian Oil
Iranian War: US Considers Winding Down as Sanctions Eased on Iranian Oil
Alycia Parks Faces Maria Sakkari in Miami Open 2026 Second Round Clash
Alycia Parks faces Maria Sakkari in the second round of the Miami Open 2026, with Sakkari as the slight favorite.
Iran War Live: Trump Considers Winding Down Conflict, Sanctions Lifted
Iran War Live: Trump Considers Winding Down Conflict, Sanctions Lifted
US Seeks Ukrainian Military Expertise in Middle East, Zelensky Says
Ukraine is providing military expertise to U.S. and Middle Eastern allies in countering drone threats, according to President Volodymyr Zelensky.
Iran War Live: Trump Criticizes NATO as ‘Cowards’; Iran Threatens Global Tourism Sites
U.S. President Donald Trump criticizes NATO allies as 'cowards' for not helping to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, as Iran threatens to target global tourist sites.
Cesar Chavez Biographer Now Faces Sexual Abuse Allegations
A prominent biographer of Cesar Chavez faces investigation for alleged sexual abuse of minors, casting a shadow over the labor icon's legacy.
Gender-Blind Conflict Analysis Risks Undermining Global Security
Gender-blind conflict analysis risks undermining global security by excluding women's roles and experiences, according to experts.
Russia Plans to Allow Military to Defend Citizens Prosecuted Abroad
Russia is advancing legislation that would allow the use of its armed forces to protect citizens facing arrest or prosecution abroad, signaling Moscow's growing defiance of foreign
Iran’s Ali Mohammad Naini Killed in US-Israeli Airstrike
Iran's Ali Mohammad Naini, a senior military figure, was killed in a US-Israeli airstrike. His death could affect Iran's military communications and regional tensions.
Trump Stretches America First as Regional Tensions Rise
Trump's 'America First' approach is marked by potential military actions against Iran and growing influence in Latin America, as global tensions escalate.
Ending War in Iran Getting More Complex as Pentagon Avoids Timeframe
The Pentagon has declined to set a definitive timeframe for ending the ongoing conflict with Iran, complicating diplomatic efforts and raising questions about the war's future
North Dome Gas-Condensate Field Under Threat
The North Dome Gas-Condensate Field is under threat, with attacks on energy infrastructure across the Gulf.
Josh Duggar defends brother amid child abuse allegations
Josh Duggar defends brother amid child abuse allegations