Campaigners jubilant after government heeded warning 2031 cutoff would mean loss of precious footpaths A deadline for registering historic rights of way is to be scrapped after a warning that the looming cutoff date could result in the loss of thousands of miles of footpaths. The last government set a deadline of 2031 for all…
The ancient city, an early stronghold of opposition to Bashar al-Assad’s oppressive regime, was ravaged by a government crackdown. New York Times correspondents in Homs spoke to people who were reacting to his fall with smiles and tears.
Station overlooking Liverpool hosted most pop stars coming through the city – except those with a fear of heights It is known across Liverpool as the Radio City tower but that moniker might not be around much longer as the iconic structure hosts its final live broadcast on Christmas eve. Microphone cables are being bundled…
Fashion retailer’s representative claims she is not qualified to answer questions from MPs about supply chain The online fashion seller Shein has refused to reassure British MPs that its products do not include cotton produced in the Xinjiang region of China, which has been linked to forced Uyghur labour, prompting one MP to accuse its…
A U.S. Navy ship mistakenly fired at the F/A-18, whose two pilots were safely recovered, the military said.
The British monarch recorded his annual holiday address from the chapel of a former hospital, rather than from a palace.
Incident at Gelan bridge in Bona Zuria Woreda ‘claimed lives of 66 people so far’, says Sidama health bureau More than 60 people have died after a road accident in southern Ethiopia, the local health authority said on Sunday. Sidama state is in the south of Ethiopia, about 300km south of the capital Addis Ababa….
The goal, said Avi Dichter, an Israeli minister, “is to establish facts on the ground” as Islamist rebels seek to cement their rule over the fractured country.
Exhibition in Bristol, the city of her birth, celebrates Paule Vézelay whose ascent was stymied by sexism and war Britain’s “first” abstract artist, whose legacy has mostly been obscured because of a combination of sexism and the second world war, is to have her first major exhibition in more than 40 years. Paule Vézelay, born…
Arrested in 2023, the lawyers were charged with extremism for relaying messages from Alexei Navalny while he was in prison before his death.
