‘Don’t bring your camera’: Filmmakers face extortion in Lagos
Filmmakers and journalists say threats on Lagos streets is making it harder to tell the city’s stories.
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The anti-Netanyahu: Can Gadi Eisenkot give the world a different Israel?
Unpolished and understated, Eisenkot offers a stark contrast to Netanyahu but risks continuing his legacy
Chawri Bazar building collapse: Toll rises to 7
NEW DELHI: The death toll in the three-storey building collapse in central Delhi's Chawri Bazar area rose to seven on Sunday after another body was
What happens if all the lights go out? This is the plan for a 'Black Sky' event
How prepared is the UK for the type of event that could leave millions without power, water and communications?
Massachusetts neighbours spent years complaining about sand, dust and noise from an adjoining mine; in August 2026, a jury awarded the couple $530,000 after finding the operators liable for property impacts
A Massachusetts couple who spent years dealing with dust, noise and vibrations from a neighbouring sand mining operation have won $530,000 in damages
Will Seddon Park provide another bowler-friendly track? Exploring pitch condition in Hamilton before NZ vs IND 3rd ODI
Will Seddon Park offer another bowler-friendly track? Explore the Hamilton pitch report for IND vs NZ 3rd ODI.
Mapping how France’s protest wave spread across Europe
More than 1,700 cost-of-living demonstrations have hit 31 European countries since mid-September, led by France.
As AI data centres guzzle energy, can we harness their wasted heat?
The rapid development of AI is draining our resources, but engineers have found a way to use heat lost to the air.
Watch: US Centcom shows strike commercial vessel in Hormuz that allegedly defied Iran blockade
The US Central Command (Centcom) on Saturday released a video showing a commercial vessel being struck in what it described as the Gulf of Oman, after US
We face paying £9,000 tax because our second home is in a war zone
A Ukrainian woman who fled to Scotland is told she and her partner could face a £9,000 property tax charge because she still owns a flat in Kyiv.
Weekly round-up: Five stories you may have missed
A phallic-shaped flight path and a rhinos' birthday party feature in our most-read stories this week.
A Florida man sold his Georgia home, put the proceeds in a joint account and used the money to build a house with his wife; after she filed for divorce, an appeals court ruled the down payment was marital property
Money earned or acquired before marriage may remain separate property, but putting it into a joint account can change its legal status.
Liverpool traders 'priced out' of £12,000 Christmas market pitches
Stall holders said they'd met the council leader to express their concerns at high costs since a new operator took over.
'No business being in NATO': Presidential hopeful Melenchon pitches radical new course for France
French presidential hopeful Jean-Luc Melenchon on Saturday pledged an economic stimulus programme, including price controls, higher minimum wages and
Photos: Heavy rains leave tens of thousands without shelter in Gaza
Heavy rain floods tents housing displaced Palestinians in Gaza as Israeli restrictions on aid hamper response.
Is unconditional support for Israel becoming a liability for Republicans?
JD Vance’s response to the midterm defeat suggests a once-untouchable Republican consensus may be starting to crack.
'Engines failing': DKS accuses Centre of 'cover up' amid ethanol blending row
NEW DELHI: Karnataka chief minister DK Shivakumar on Sunday targeted the Centre over allegations of excessive ethanol blending in petrol, claiming that
Bedfordshire solar farm could harm food security, council says
Cople Parish Council says the project would lead to the loss of "high quality" agricultural land.