A store owner confronted by the BBC following a year-long undercover operation denied any wrongdoing.

UK mini-marts become drug trade hotspots

Gangs exploit High Street shops to sell cocaine, cannabis and pills openly

Prince Harry in Kyiv on surprise trip

Harry wants ‘to remind people back home and around the world what Ukraine is up against’

Prince Harry is set to visit the Halo Trust, a mine-clearance charity that was supported by his mother, Princess Diana, while on a visit to Ukraine.

Why ICC keeps jurisdiction over Duterte despite PH exit

ICC clarifies withdrawal from Rome Statute does not erase accountability for past crimes

Judges of the ICC Appeals Chamber at the delivery of the judgment on jurisdiction in the Duterte case

Two trains collide in Denmark, several people injured

Media reports said there were about 10 injured but their condition was not known

Two trains crashed head-on near the Danish capital Copenhagen on Thursday leaving several people injured, police and media reports said.

Ukraine reopens Russia pipeline, clears way for EU loan

Dramatic geopolitical, energy breakthrough could reshape European support for Kyiv

This handout satellite image taken on March 23, 2026 by Planet Labs PBC shows smoke rising from the Russian oil terminal at Primorsk, the most important Russian loading port in the Baltic Sea, following a drone attack claimed by Ukraine

UK, France agree 3-year deal to stop migrant crossings

London pledges up to €766m, with part conditional on curbing small-boat arrivals

A man sits next to rescue units after an attempt to cross the English Channel illegally turned tragic with several migrants found in cardiac arrest, in France's Pas-de-Calais northern coastal city of Equihen-Plage on April 9, 2026.

UK targets 10GW solar-wind building on public land

Government unlocks 10GW on public estate in bid to break gas–power price link

Offshore wind turbines near Great Yarmouth, UK.

Fired UK official says felt pressure to clear Mandelson

Ex-foreign office chief cites urgency despite security concerns

In this video grab taken from footage broadcast by the UK Parliamentary Recording Unit (PRU) via the Parliament TV website on April 21, 2026, former permanent under-secretary at the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO), Olly Robbins (c), speaks on the work of the FCDO in the Boothroyd Room at Portcullis House, Westminster in London.

Did the Pope change — or did the world finally listen?

Why a long-standing message suddenly sparked global attention

Pope Leo XIV waves to the crowd from the Popemobile as he arrives to lead the Holy Mass at the Saurimo esplanade in Saurimo on the eighth day of an 11-day apostolic journey to Africa, on April 20, 2026.

Pope Leo visits Angola’s diamond-rich northeast

Pontiff will also meet clergy to discuss challenges facing the church in Angola

Pope Leo XIV speaks to residents as he visits the Nursing Home of the Little Sisters of the Poor in Saurimo on the eighth day of an 11-day apostolic journey to Africa, on April 20, 2026.

UK’s Starmer to face grilling from MPs over Mandelson

Prime minister is struggling to end a controversy that has threatened his grip on power

In this video grab taken from footage broadcast by the UK Parliamentary Recording Unit (PRU) via the Parliament TV website on November 25, 2025, Britain's Prime Minister Keir Starmer, flanked by Britain's Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper, makes a statement to MPs on the G20 and Ukraine, in the House of Commons.

Two Indian men shot dead outside gurdwara in Italy

ttack near Bergamo after Vaisakhi gathering; Police probe possible planned execution

The incident took place late Friday night in the town of Covo, in Bergamo province, as the victims were leaving a warehouse used as a gurdwara. Illustrative image.

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