Chancellor John Healey is widely expected to commit billions of pounds in new defence spending in tomorrow's budget. Paul ...

The threat of renewed war with Iran could hold the key to Benjamin Netanyahu’s political survival, writes Secunder Kermani, ...

A 37-year-old man with a muscle-wasting disease has been trapped in an NHS hospital for more than 13 months because of a ...

The number of people killed in Wednesday’s train crash in Spain has risen to 69. Investigations into what caused it are ...

It’s being called the world’s first “AI election”. As Israel heads to the polls, here’s an alarming statistic: A quarter of all Israelis say they’re “considering or intending” to use AI chat bots to ...

The concept of cameras capturing us in everyday life is something we’re used to. There are millions of CCTV cameras in the UK. Think of the self checkout at the supermarket, the doorbell camera or ...

As Israel goes to the polls, Palestinians of the Gaza Strip and the West Bank are ringside observers in a drama that will ...

Newton Aycliffe sprang up after the Second World War. Heralded as a town for “hopes and dreams”, the shopping precinct was opened by a young Queen Elizabeth II. Eighty years on, the high street in ...

At first glance, it might look like a random list of countries. But they all have something in common - they’ve each seen youth-led protests in recent months. Young people out on the streets are ...

“There are plenty of people who believe, as I do, that Israel has a right to protect itself,” says David to Lauren, both pictured below, over the dinner table. “How does starving children protect ...

From Lisbon to Paris and from Brussels to Tirana, several European cities have been marred by weeks of demonstrations and rioting. What started in September as protests by French teenagers about poor ...