Lebanon needs international force after peacekeepers leave, PM tells UN chief

US torpedo test-fired from UK sea drone for first time: London

Britain’s Burnham to meet Trump and make UN debut after offering UK military support for Saudis

Falcons announce Michael Penix Jr. will make 2026 debut as starting QB against Packers

Bardot auction in Paris fetches nearly one million euros

Is Aaron Donald playing tonight vs Giants? Latest on Rams DT’s return

Aaron Donald's experience could be particularly valuable for a Rams defense that will not have Myles Garrett available against the Giants.

UK chaos: 2,000 flights cancelled before, now another critical system goes down

Britain’s skies descended into chaos after another technical failure at NATS’ Prestwick centre disrupted flights across the UK, affecting more than 25,000 Ryanair passengers and delaying over 140 flights. Manchester, Belfast and Edinburgh were among the airports hit before NATS said the problem had been fixed. The disruption follows another major system failure earlier this month that contributed to thousands of cancellations. Meanwhile, hundreds of drone incidents have separately been reported near British defence sites. With airports repeatedly disrupted and military facilities facing unexplained drone activity, why does Britain keep struggling to secure its skies? 

3 years of prep, 25K nautical miles: The sea odyssey of an all-women Tri-Services group

Nine women officers, led by Lt Col Anuja Varudkar, completed a circumnavigation expedition, "Samudra Pradakshina," sailing 25,500 nautical miles.

AfD says CDU’s collapse has started Merz political twilight

Friedrich Merz is facing renewed pressure after his CDU crashed to 4.9% in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, missing the threshold for state parliament in its worst regional result since 1949. AfD candidate Leif-Erik Holm declared that the “twilight” of Merz’s chancellorship had begun and predicted he would not survive the year, while Alice Weidel claimed the CDU would never again win a federal election. Merz acknowledged a “severe blow” but has signalled he intends to remain chancellor and continue his reform agenda. Can Merz steady the CDU after its historic setback?