The Iranian Foreign Ministry said today that calls for restraint against Israel, made by France, Germany and Britain, “are lacking political logic and contradicting the principles of international law”. The three European countries issued yesterday, Monday, a statement calling on Iran and its allies to refrain from attacks on Israel
The turmoil is a first test for Kir Starmer, who was elected Prime Minister last month, as he tries to restore order after five days of sporadic, violent demonstrations that risk enclosing the first chapter of his tenure as a summer of riots in the United Kingdom. The knife attack
British police today announced the death of two people in attacks taken during the famous carnival in Notting Hill in London, one of the largest in the world, held last weekend. The two victims – a mother who went to the carnival with her little daughter and a chef visiting
Nobody left the recent death of Maggie Smith, the great actress who died on 28 September and was one of the most characteristic figures of theatre and cinema for more than six decades but also one of her 17 colleagues who have won an Oscar, Tony and Emmy award. Born
A dead child was recovered who drowned last Thursday night in the English Channel, off the coast of France, when an over-laden ship was over-laden on board immigrants trying to reach Britain was announced today by the French authorities. During an operation to rescue migrants who fell into the sea
The British government will investigate the use of “dynamic pricing” from ticket issuing websites after the saliva created with the inflated ticket prices for upcoming Oasis concerts. Ticket sales for the reunion of Oasis – Noel and Liam Gallagher – began Saturday morning, but Ticketmaster continued to raise prices —