"The UK government has scrapped the two-child benefit cap, giving a financial lifeline to over 160,000 low-income families. The change comes into effect on April 6, allowing households with three or more children to claim universal credit without limits."
As the Iran crisis deepens, a growing concern is emerging among healthcare experts: the UK...
A recent analysis by energy consultants Voar and campaign group Uplift has exposed concerns over...
British heavyweight boxer Moses Itauma is gearing up for the most significant challenge of his...
A recent escalation in tensions between the United States and Iran resulted in an Iranian...
** As the world witnesses an unprecedented shift in global power dynamics, security experts are sounding the alarm that Europe's defense strategy is no longer effective. Noted analyst Sven Biscop emphasizes the need for European countries to develop a robust, autonomous defense capability, and invest in military modernization to reduce dependence on the US.
** A UK government review is underway after an investigation found widespread errors in patient leaflets for dopamine agonist medications, which are used to treat conditions like Parkinson's disease and restless legs syndrome. The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) aims to ensure accurate and up-to-date information is provided to patients.
** Pope Leo is set to make history with his first European trip since election, visiting Monaco in a significant milestone in European diplomacy. The visit marks the first papal trip to the principality in nearly five centuries, strengthening ties between the Vatican and Monaco.
As Lebanon grapples with an unprecedented economic and humanitarian crisis, the situation on the ground...
** "As the international community remains fixated on the escalating situation in Iran, concerns are growing about the fate of the fragile peace process in Gaza. A region already beset by conflict and poverty, Gaza was the subject of intense diplomatic efforts in recent years."
** In a historic move, football's governing body has abolished the penalty system, sparking a revolution on the pitch. The decision is set to lead to more attacking football, but raises concerns about the loss of game-changing moments and fan engagement. As teams adapt to this new landscape, it will be intriguing to watch the sport's evolution unfold.
** An IndiGo Airlines flight operating from Delhi to Lucknow (flight 6E 1354) experienced engine failure at the Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi. The crew declared a full emergency, and all 190 passengers and crew members were safely evacuated with no reported injuries. A comprehensive investigation is expected to take place, with the findings to be made public in due course.
** "Gulf countries have issued a joint statement expressing deep concerns over the growing threat of attacks from Iranian-backed militias and proxy groups. The six nations – Qatar, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, and Jordan – condemned Iranian attacks on their soil, warning of potential destabilization and escalation in the Middle East."
** In a significant shift, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has predicted that the operation against Iran will conclude within weeks. This comes as tensions between Israel and Iran escalate, with concerns about further casualties in the volatile conflict.
Sri Lanka has announced plans to import diesel and furnace oil from India to stabilize...
US President Donald Trump's influence on the global oil market appears to be on the decline, with traders reacting less to his comments on conflicts and market trends. A decrease in sensitivity to Trump's words has been observed in recent oil price fluctuations, prompting analysts to suggest that the market is becoming less dependent on his statements to navigate global uncertainties.
** In a significant development, European intelligence agencies have obtained evidence suggesting a significant supply of drones from Russia to Iran. This revelation highlights growing concerns about the global proliferation of sophisticated military technology and its potential consequences for regional stability and global security.
** As Israeli airstrikes ravage Lebanon, new families are left in limbo, struggling to provide basic care for their newborns amidst chaos and destruction. Hawraa Houmani, a 29-year-old expectant mother, shares her harrowing experience, highlighting the devastating impact of war on pregnant women and new mothers in Lebanon.
Jeffrey Archer dies at 86 
Drone collision damages RAF Apache at Yeovilton 
19,000 West Bengal voters to miss bypolls as appeals remain pending in tribunals 
