India and EU announce 'mother of all trade deals'
The long-awaited deal comes as both Delhi and Brussels contend with economic and geopolitical pressure from the US.
India and EU announce 'mother of all trade deals'
The long-awaited deal comes as both Delhi and Brussels contend with economic and geopolitical pressure from the US.
Inside Shamima Begum's secret camp life as she hides in mask ready to flee
ISIS bride Shamima Begum is said to be keeping her head down and is fully prepared to leave the Kurdish run detention camp, where she is being held, in the hope Syrian forces will free her and other women from the tent cities
Meta, TikTok and YouTube face landmark trial over youth addiction claims
Three of the world's biggest tech companies face a landmark trial in Los Angeles starting this week over claims that their platforms - Meta's Instagram, ByteDance's TikTok and Google's YouTube - deliberately addict and harm children.
Baftas 2026: The nominations list in full
Find out which stars and films are in the running for the most prestigious awards in British film.
Baftas 2026: The nominations list in full
Find out which stars and films are in the running for the most prestigious awards in British film.
Baftas 2026: The nominations list in full
Find out which stars and films are in the running for the most prestigious awards in British film.
Baftas 2026: The nominations list in full
Find out which stars and films are in the running for the most prestigious awards in British film.
One Battle After Another leads Bafta nominations
The political thriller has 14 nominations, with Sinners, Hamnet and Marty Supreme also recognised.
One Battle After Another leads Bafta nominations
The political thriller has 14 nominations, with Sinners, Hamnet and Marty Supreme also recognised.
One Battle After Another leads Bafta nominations
The political thriller has 14 nominations, with Sinners, Hamnet and Marty Supreme also recognised.
Brit 'spy' arrested in little-known state controlled by Putin – with no evidence
The State Security Service in Russian-occupied Abkhazia said the Brit had been held on suspicion of acting 'in the interests of a foreign intelligence agency' with no evidence given for the claim