16 июля 2024 года
Evening Standard
The Science Museum has encouraged Equinor to put in place targets which align with the Paris Climate Agreement
An Open Beta period will let players try out Call of Duty Black Ops 6’s multiplayer well over a month ahead of its full release
Three Lions boss calls end to 102-game tenure
Three Lions fell at the final hurdle in Berlin
It comes after a grey and drizzly start to the summer
The First Minister faced calls to quit from four ministers as they resigned from his administration in Cardiff.
This autumn, Shia LaBeouf will stand trial for his alleged abusive behaviour towards ex-girlfriends FKA Twigs and Karolyn Pho. Here’s what you need to know
Lucy Meacock said her departure has been ‘one of the most difficult decisions’ she has ever made
More than 400 people made the journey on Monday in seven boats, Home Office figures show.
Spiking carries a maximum 10-year prison sentence in the UK
Get a preview of what’s coming to iPhones later this year with the iOS 18 beta
Local Government Secretary Angela Rayner also said increased devolution measures are not a tactic to shift responsibility for tax rises.
Defence Secretary John Healey says the forces have suffered from years of neglect and have become ‘hollowed out’
Vaughan Gething made history in March when he became the first black leader of any European country.
Angela Rayner told ITV JD Vance had said ‘quite a lot of fruity things in the past’.
There’s a lot to keep an eye on in this part of Le Sud, so here’s our guide on what to do, where to eat and the coolest hotel to stay at in the hottest city of the summer
Mick Antoniw, Julie James, Lesley Griffiths and Jeremy Miles said Vaughan Gething cannot continue in the top job.
Labour MP Kim Johnson is ready to table an amendment to the King’s Speech to ditch the restriction
100 spiked drinks a month in bars across London ‘is just the tip of the iceberg’
Lille star linked with number of top clubs
Rioters clashed with Garda at a disused factory designated as accommodation for asylum seekers in Coolock, north Dublin, on Monday.
Officers and the public suffered decades-long harrasment at a time when homosexuality was criminalised
Defender keen to play first-team football again
Nice is undergoing a renaissance and at the heart of it is a painstakingly restored 400-year-old convent. It’s the place to be, says Katharine Sohn
The new gardens will double as a living laboratory