Betting firm Paddy Power to close 57 shops in UK and Ireland
Its parent company said affected staff would be “offered redeployment opportunities where possible”.
‘I can’t afford to save both twins’: Sudan’s war left one mother with an impossible choice
‘I can’t afford to save both twins’: Sudan’s war left one mother with an impossible choice 12 hours agoNawal Al-MaghafiSenior international investigations correspondent, Khartoum andScarlett BarterBBC World Service, KhartoumTouma’s life…
Cardiff may become UK’s first city to impose SUV parking premium
City may become UK’s first to impose SUV parking premium 2 hours agoJordan DaviesBBC Wales Getty Images Motorists who drive sports utility vehicles (SUVs) or other large vehicles could be…
The megadonor hypocrisy
We compare and contrast Trump’s 2015 attack on Marco Rubio over donor ties with his own close ties to the same family.
Thousands protest in Tunisia over pollution from phosphate plant
Thousands in southern Tunisia rally to shut a state phosphate plant blamed for cancer, illness, and mass poisoning.
Madagascar’s new army ruler to be sworn in as Rajoelina confirms departure
Madagascar’s new army ruler to be sworn in as Rajoelina confirms departure Military leader to take his oath as president on Friday as African Union calls for the restoration of…
Indonesia and Kluivert part ways after FIFA World Cup 2026 miss
Indonesia and Kluivert part ways after FIFA World Cup 2026 miss Indonesia appointed Patrick Kluivert in January on a two-year deal to boost hopes of reaching next year’s World Cup.…
Insurrection Act: What is it, and does US president have plenary authority?
EXPLAINER Insurrection Act: What is it, and does US president have plenary authority? Trump considers deploying the military domestically using the Insurrection Act amid debates on legal terms and implications.…
Malnourished kids in Gaza face lifelong “range of effects”
Kirk Prichard on the long-term effects of severe malnourishment on Palestinian children and mothers in Gaza.
Analysis: Why Pakistan and the Taliban won’t find it easy to patch up
Analysis: Why Pakistan and the Taliban won’t find it easy to patch up Despite the challenges to peace, both know they will hurt from continued hostilities – and need a…