- October 4, 2025
At least 30 injured in Russian strike on railway station, Zelensky says
Watch: Video shared by the Ukrainian president shows the aftermath of the strike in Shostka At least 30 people have
Hunter S Thompson’s death to be reviewed by Colorado investigators 20 years later
Colorado officials are reviewing the death of journalist Hunter S Thompson, 20 years after it was ruled a suicide, at
Swiss voters narrowly approve plan to introduce digital IDs
Swiss voters have narrowly approved a plan to introduce electronic identity cards in the country. With all votes counted, 50.4%
Over 1,000 children fall ill from free school lunches
Gavin Butler, Muhamad IrhamBBC Indonesia, Jakarta and Yuli SaputraBBC Indonesia, West Java Yuli Saputra Thousands of school children have suffered
Duchess of York Sarah Ferguson removed from three charities over Epstein email
The Duchess of York has been removed as patron of three charities after an email from 2011 emerged in which
Estonia condemns ‘brazen’ airspace violation by Russian warplanes
Russian warplanes have violated Estonian airspace, the foreign ministry in Tallinn has said, condemning the incursion as “brazen”. It said
US designates Colombia country ‘failing to cooperate in drug war’
The United States has officially named Colombia as a country which has “demonstrably failed” to uphold its obligations to control
Erika Kirk pledges ‘my husband’s voice will remain’ in tribute to Charlie Kirk
Nardine Saad and Max Matza Watch: Charlie Kirk’s widow Erika makes first public statement since deadly shooting Charlie Kirk’s widow,
Jihadist groups executing civilians and burning homes, HRW warns
Nearly 130 people have been “summarily executed” by Islamist insurgents in Niger in separate attacks since March, a report by
Microsoft Azure services disrupted by Red Sea cable cuts
Microsoft’s Azure cloud services have been disrupted by undersea cable cuts in the Red Sea, the US tech giant says.